... procurable. The Lord Chief Justice: think Dr. Crippen had better come into the box again. l>r. Orippen then left the dock, panied a warder, and proceeded the witness-box. The Judge saw! it was mentioned Friday Dr. Crippen, in reply counael. that he got information ...

... ocming to a conclusion as the question the morality of the persons concerned. You cannot rely on the mere statements made by Dr.” Crippen. has his own confession lied for his own purpose and for the purpose of his own advantage. Ev%n when be was purporting ...

... ba on any important question in your life which you have to take action one way or the other. Something been said about “Dr.” Crippen not haring given evidence either before the magistrate or before the Coroner. I not agree with the observations made Mr ...

... handed : — “Mr. Newton to the Press. He cannot see any ond with to the appeal or any other matter until alter he has seen Dr. Crippen, eS Sat re ban to trial, or Gor eine ies regerd to Mies Le called or not.” OF FEED. CO.C00 TOSAVE CRIPPEN. A special despatch ...

... tell, the bulk of her fine clothing? The furs would not only have kept her warm, but would have been ornamental. I asked Dr. Crippen, Can yon tell me of anything she took away with her?’ and could not say. It is very important matter, and you must consider ...

... News ” before to-day. Let that order be made at once. The incident then closed. The Lord Chief Justice then said: I think “Dr.” Crippen had better go into the box again. I want to ask him some questions. Crippen stepped up to the witness-box, and the Lord ...

... unfailing consideration and courtesy —yet his quiet atmosphere of implacable power. And the other personage of tre tragedy? Dr. Crippen is little man, with ingratiating manners. His marvellous self-control —as to which so many columns have been written during ...

... THE YORKSHIRE LEEDS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1910. SUMMARY OF THE NEWS. The trial of Dr.” Crippen for the murder of his wife, Cora Crippen, better known as Belle Elmore, was concluded at the Old Bailey Saturday. The jury returned verdict of guilty, and the ...

... JUSTICE. New York, Sunday. The newspapers here have devoted considerable space during the past week to reporting the trial of Dr.” Crippen, and to-day’s papers in many cases make editorial comments upon the proceedings. The general attitude is summed up the ...

... DR. CRIPPEN’S FATE. ...