... Judge and jury for solution. Dr. Crippen and Mis* L« Neve were committed for trial Sir Albert de Rutzen, and they will brought the next session of the Central Criminal Court. TTh? charge# ngain#t the two prisoner* are : DR. CRIPPEN. Hhwlf.t Hakvkt CaiPi’EK ...

... cut. The Coroner—On the several occasions vou saw Dr. Crippen after you dined toe January did you see any difference his manner? —>yo. AMIABLE AND KIND HEARTED. Mr. Newton—‘Did you describe Dr. Crippen amiable, kind-hearted man?—d certainly would. . Did ...

... •• BELLE ELMORE STILL ALIVE.” There I aaw Dr. Crippen. I said, Chief-inspector Dew, and this Sergeant Mitchell. One your wife’s friend* came to u> concerning the stories yon told about her death, with which they arc not satisfied. I have roads exhaustive ...

... investigation the police kept close watch upon Dr. Crippen, and it in oonsetpieuoe the prosing inquires that caused Dr. Crippen ; and that was not until I3th July Hint search of hie house made which gave Dr. Crippen three clear daps gat away before the police ...

... THE DIFFICULTY OF HEARING. Did you receive a letter from Dr. Crippen?— Yee, sir. Was that in reply to one you sent!—No. Mr. Travere Humphreys—lt is so difficult hear the lady speaking. There was some little confusion es to the witness’s Ishi. reply about ...

... Sootland-yard, and the police Great Britain, and the whole of Europe, who have been eo far baffled in their search for Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, are rigorously continuing their search, in spite of the many difiiculties that beset them. “dues” continue ...

... whether they had found anything else beside the bankbook - Yee. diamond am) two or three valuable rings. She told me that Dr, Crippen had raised £175 on them and had put it into hie business to pot that firm footing. ...

... departure the witness was unaware until the llth. Did you receive any communication?—On Monday, the llth, I gut a letter from Dr. Crippen. The letter said: In order to escape trouble lam obliged to absent myself for a time. I believe tbe business will run on ...

... happen next year? The Barrister said be was not dealing with that now. HILLOROP CRESCEIT MYSTERY. Sate Old Bailey Trial Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve, who (as reported in the Daily Gszim yesterday) were committed for trial by the Bow-street Magistrate, ...

... reference made to clothes? —I asked if she had taken all her clothes, and he said, “No; only one basketful.** Did you see Dr. Crippen again?—Yesj called, and I told him Belle had never written me. Did he make any reply ? —He could not make When was the next ...

... will tell yon Use story presently. I waited little while, and she said to me, “Would yon be snrprieed if I told you it was Dr. Crippen?” thought eh* was referring to some trouble when I knew her lint, and 1 said, “Why worry about that? It’s past and gone ...

... whether poison played any part in the tragedy, held conversation yesterday with Mr. Walter Schroder. It is carious fact that Dr. Crippen and Miss Le Neve will, if present arrangements hold good, sail for England in custody Chief-inspector Dew and the Scotland ...