... DR CRIPPEN IS TO BE PUT IN WITNESS-BOX. Here are the dramatis the case:— JUDGE—The Lord Chief-Justice of England, Baron AJversbone. PRISONER—H. H. Crippen, American doctor, accused of the murder of his wife, Belle Elmore, a music hall artist. . The finger ...

... practically. Gilbert Rylance, the dentist who was formerly { partnership with Dr Crippen The \ale Tooth Specialists, was next called. He said saw Mrs Crippen January 22- Later Dr told lam that his wife him, left for America consequence of his mother's death ...

... their hands Crippen is assured of the fullest opportunity to clear himself of the allegation with which he is charged. | £20,000 a Year. Lord Alverstone, who as Lord Chief Justice of England is responsible for the direction of the Crippen trial, will ...

... hypocrisy? Crippen—lt is already admitted, sir. Counsel (repeating)— Sheer hypocrisy. Crippen—Already admitted. 'Jounsel quoted further from Crippen's letwhich said the cable announcing his wife death had come to him as a .most awful shock. CRIPPEN SMILES ...

... housemaid, an important witness. state of collapse in the witness-box. Tt might here be told of him, too, that, when Dr ‘Wilcox, of Crippen trial fame, was busy utilis ing his skill 1n bringing Mrs Storrs round, his Lordship looked round the Court, and asked ...

... murder of Cora Crippen.. That was a fact which could not be disputed. She was pressed to explain in the course of that day, and she gave one or more explinations. ~One of her explanaitions .was that she felt her position as the mistress of Crippen while Mrs ...

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... box considered a menace? There was no enlightenment on the face of Crippen, and two more such thrilling incidents brought forth no reason in their train. n At the solicitors’ table Crippen’s gaze fell upon Inspector Dew, who, well groomed and neatly dressed ...

... expeggd Mtvz:r‘li.lslhaiie'fend Crippen, is one of the reatest legal luminaries in England. Ungoubtedly he will put up a stiff fight for his client. . io 4 LR To s oty DO ~ RABDEE 1, o i RA AN ieR 24 RRS AR T B eG o e e R WA GS DR A R X R s/ R S AR eB B e s4\ ...

... boy’s brown suit, a brown felt hat, shirts, ‘cof?ars, a tie, and a pair of boots. He also told of the letter he received from Crippen asking him to wind up his affairs. Cross-examined by Mr Tobin, witness said that prisoner used to make up private prescriptions ...