... 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 ...

... LOU’S EVIDENCE. The next witness was William Long, of Marquis-road. N.W., dental mechanic, who said had been employed Dr. Crippen on and off from 1896 1897 until July 9th last. When the witness first knew him was manager for Munyon’a, and eighteen months ...

... giving evidence the inquest, did you describe Mica Le Neve a gentle, retiring, sympathetic girl?—Yea. Did you agree that Dr. Crippen was nice, qniet, amiable man!—Yes, one of the nicest men I had ever met. Would you describe Miss Le Neve rather delicate ...

... yon see her eit down and do any work os a typist?—No. And what was the last time on that day that yon saw Dr. Crippen or Mias Le Neve!— Dr. Crippen I saw about one o’clock. How was Miss Neve dressed?—l did not see her after 11.90. They were only sold to ...

... MAGISTRATE’S DECISION. Mr. Newton then intimated that he intended to reserve the defence of Dr. Crippen for another Court. The Magistrate said would relieved of duty by Mr. Newton saying he would reserve the defence Crippen. and. without expressing any ...

... 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 ...

... PRESCRIPTIONS. Was Dr. Crippen in the habit of himself making-np prescriptions which hod to bs seat by post?—Yes. Making rough guess, yon think has prescribed about of these special personal prescriptions?—! should think so. ...

... waa it you began change bank-notee for him?—ln February of thia year. SEALED ENVELOPES. Do you remember on one cccoaion Dr. Crippen Miked you to look after aoroeihing for him?— Yes, about the beginning of March. He came into the office and asked me if ...

... —Some time in February. Miss Neve gave articles of clothing to the witness various times. On one occasion Miss Le Neve and Dr. Crippen came to her house in cab, bringing with them dress basket. One of the articles in the basket was brown hat, which was given ...

... MISS IE NEVE IN TEARS- Mr. Newton then rose to cross examine. He asked witness:—Did you regard Dr. Crippen kind-hearted, amiable man? to which witness replied in the afhrmatire- Would it accurate describe Miss Le Neve quiet, sweet-dispositioned girl?—As ...

... 9;h July, did Dr. Crippen come to businessT—Yes; 1 got business at eleven o'clock, and was there then. DETECTIVE DEW AS QSIPPEN'S FRIEND. The day before witness had seen and spoken to Chief Inspector Dew, whoa took for friend Dr. Crippen’*. Did you ask ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. On Bth July yon saw Dr. Crippen at Albionhouse?—Yes, it was iu the afternoon, at about lour oclock. Did he say anything?-Yes, he asked me if anyone knew I had anything of his in the safe. I said, “No. and he said it anyone should ask ...