... murder by hyoscine has been alleged. Eighteen days be- , fore he formed the opinnin that hyoseine ' the poison be hoard that Dr. Crippen bad bought some. Before the doctor left the box the Judge nowle clear an important point by putting • direct question—that ...

... MISS LE NEVE NOT PRESENT. Neve was not present. The decision to proceed with the trial of Dr. Crippen first made it unnecetaarj for her to •itend, and she was not brought from Holloway. If Cnppeo be acquitted the charge against her, of course, will be ...

... obtiiitng tickets from the Under-Sheriffs. I informed by a court official. indeed, that the rush for seats for the • trial of Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve constitutes • record even for Old Bailey sensational trials, and that them were th.umands of ayplicntions ...

... EVIDENCE OF NEW The eurtkin rose on morniog the Old Bailey upon the opening scenes in tiie trial of Dr. Crippen, charged, before the Lord Chief Justice (Lord Alverstcne), with the wilful murder of his wife, who was knows to die tneatrical world Belle ...

... cross-examination for prosecution and that for when for the third Dr stood in the capital charge Mr KG outlined defence Dr Crippen witness-box story of professional matrimonial career lied he responsible for disappearance explained found him when arrested ...

... following are the couunel engaged in the case: For Crown: Mr. U. 1), Moir. Mr. Travers Humplacy.. and Mr. S. oddie. For Dr. Crippen: Mr. A. A. i chin. K.C., M.P.. Mr. Hardly Jciikins, and Mr. ROOM*. F. , l* M 1.4 he NC Mr. F. E. Smith. K.C., M.P., and ...

... ide in the viscera. A speech of three hours’ duration, in which Mr. Tobin, K.C., outlined the defence, fol lowed. Then Dr. Crippen stepped lightlv into the witness-box, and, in quiet tones, told the story his professional ana matrimonial career. He complained ...

... unpaid bills. And Mr. Muir, in his reexamination, directed his queries to one point only, the cool imperturbability of Dr. Crippen under all conditions. At their first interview before the flight appeared to ** perfectly calm at the time of his arrest ...

... ns to him. It was never intended that the relations should be kept secret from ber husband, although he had never seen Dr. Crippen when visited Belle Elmore. There was never any suggestion that she should over him. ...

... impostble to repress it is a men who cannot help smiling. not co-habited with his wife, and e smiled at Mr. counsed ‘or the for Dr. Crippen had three carried on an intrigue with were ab Rove. That being so, the position was a and his accuser, as though “he must ...

... TRI —_— we one ~ BAILE T NERD 2 | ee or o, Wiwart An DEATH SENTENCE PAS! After a trial at the Old Bailey which las days, Dr. Crippen was on Saturday af found guilty of the murder of his wife, kn the music hall stage as “ Belle Elmore sentenced to death ...

... life or death. It needed a fiend incarnate to do such a deed as this, said Mr. Tobin, and asked the jury to declare that Dr. Crippen was a man whose whole history made it a thjng unthinkable that could have committed so horrible crime. The Court adjourned ...