... Munvon's per 1. H. Crippen.” The purposs for which it was required was given as *“ Homeopathy preparations.” Mr. Newton: Has Dr. Crippen purchased a number of dvogs from wou during the past year® Witness: Yes. -Mr. Newton: Sometimes cocaine, morphia, mercurr® ...

... Raaorved {he Defence. H® hud only few words bpend on Dr. Crippen. Even, said, if put forward the evidence medical men and others on whom be relied, it would aecsersrily only produce a conflict testimony which the magistrate could not decide upon. would ...

... when he found her the Montrose. She had lived with Dr.” Crippen at Hilldrop-crescent. He had ascertained that Crippen held several American degrees as doctor of medicine. Mr. Newton; Was “Dr.” Crippen perfectly calm and collected w hen you called on him ...

... applied to have letters of administration granted to her by passing over the executrix (Miss Le Neve) of Dr. Crippen's will on the ground that Dr. Crippen was not entitled in law to any benefit arising out of his own felonious act. On behalf of Miss Le ve ...

... to Canada, was on Wednesday at Scotland Vanl, handed a cheque for Las° for the information which lesl to the arrest of Dr. Crippen and Mi.s Le Neve. The reward was announced in the *Press un Jul' 20, and on July 2 . ; Chief-Inspector Dew left England ...

... of the London “Daily Telegraph’’ states; —The police authorities have been unable to discover any trace of the fugitive Dr. Crippen. Reinforced a party of determined women, Mrs, Ginnett, Belle Elmore’s fellow-official in the London Music' Hail Artiste’ ...

... Captain Kendall, the commander of the Montrose, has* sent messages the Frees stating that confident of the identity of Dr. Crippen. Now that this fact has been definitely established, the of the Montrose the first point of call will awaited. She has Belle ...

... Statement by Mr. Arthur Newton Mr. Arthur Newton, solicitor for “Dr.> Crippen, has stated to a Press Tepresenta. tive: * There is sure to be an appeal against the verdict. T shall see ‘Dr.’ Crippen and arrange matters with him. He has often gpoken to me in ...

... LA R ! 1 THE TRIAL OF “DR. CRIPPEN.—-(1) Lord Alverstone on the Pench. 2) Mr. Muir, K.C. opening the case for the Crown. (3) Mr. Tobin, EC, defending Crippen. (4) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martinetti (witnesses). (5) “Dr.,” Crippen in the dock at the Old Bailey ...

... BY CRIPPEN Messrs. tod Sons, solicitors Miss Lc Neve, who the sole beneficiary »nd executrix coder the will of the late Dr. Crippen. etatee f-mphaticallj that Crippen made confection. ...

... An Arrest in Chicago. Dr. Crippen and Miss Neve were yesterday reported to have been seen at Dieppe and Brussels. Dr. Crippen (without Mias Neve) is also believed to have t«V»m refuge in the littleknown Republic of Andorra, the Fraaoo- Spanish frontier ...

... Inspector Dew. To this accusation the prisoner offered no reply. Answering a few questions next put to him by Judge Angers, Dr. Crippen, somewhat to the astonishment the Court officials, who seemed under the impression that he had been naturalised as British ...