... was the reply. yea bi—' Abersbee held up his hand. Where b tie ' be said. was empty! 'raring Dr. Crippen up at once,* ordered th=t:ternly. ly Dr. Crippen was brought up , and sal down in his chair at the very moment the foreman uttered the fateful word ...

... the dare of ordeal than even the usher of the court, to whom • murder trial is nothing excerAienal. The crime of which Dr. Crippen has been convicted was shocking mit leasetimed enough, but what will make tie trial More memorable in the annals of crime ...

... this will make a Merinos Orielrele• Propelled Aneeal. It is announced that. as the result of t prolonged interview with Dr. Crippen. 'Mr. Newton. his solicitor, is arranging to lodge an npo.-al against the death gentenee. It will be neotwar . in the first ...