... DR. CRIPPEN Dew was suspected of a wish to exclude Pressmen from the Government tender Eureka the ground that their presence might alarm *’ Robinson and give him a chance of escape jumping overboard. The American reporters, who are ar-cus tomed to work ...

... DR, CRIPPEN. FOUR HOURS UNDER CROSS-EXAMINATION. WHY HE FLED, QUESTIONS BY THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE. MR. TOBIN ON THE BURDEN PROOF. ,( On the early morning of the first of February you were left atone in your house with your Wife?” “Do you know of any person ...

... DR. CRIPPEN. PROF. PEPPER GIVES EVIDENCE. JUROR FAINTS. NEAR THE HEART OF THE MYSTERY. (From Our Spoetal Representative.) The second day of the Crippen trial end with the case for the prosecution still unfinished. For moment, shortly before noon, when ...

... DR. CRIPPEN. Dew was suspected of a wish to exclude Pressmen from the Government tender Eureka on the ground that their preeenee might alarm Robinson and give him chance of escape jumping overboard. The American reporters, who are accustomed to work ...

... scientific man? Is H. G. Wells a scientific man Was Dr. Crippen a scientific man? Mr. Haldane teplied: Mr. Shaw is not a scientific man. . Mr. Wells was a scientific man 24 years ago . . . Dr. Crippen was a scientific mati. His hie.wiedge of other things ...

... of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force. While he was in the employ of Dr. Crippen. Mr. /blew. met Mr. Yeatman, whose teeth he attended to. The money for that work paid to Dr. Crippen. Mr Itylanc• had not too much money at that time, and Mr. Yeatman lent ...

... ;onumuucrttions one* with respect a question put one of the jury. thought was fair Dr. Crippen that should just put another question to him about it. Crippen accordingly came into the witnesv9*box. and the Judge said was the previous day by him in reply ...

... CLOSING SCENES. In view of the fipal stages of the trial of Dr. Crippen being reached on Saturday, the excitement which had been engendered, the mysterious elements of the case was brought up to the highest pitch. Tho jurymen filed into the box at ten ...

... (added Mr. Newton) follow closely. Her© are the two points on which the accusation of murder against * Dr.* Crippen is based. First, that * Dr.* Crippen bought on January 19th last four grains of hyosciu, and that the examiimtion of the remains by Dr. Willcoz ...

... Crippen's friends; be that during the investigation the police kept no close watch upon Dr. Crippen. and w consequence the pressing inquiries that caused Dr. Crippen vanish; and that was not until July that a his house was made which gave Dr. three days ...

... CRIPPEN’S COUNSEL. Mr. Arthur Newton stated yesterday he had not yet definitely briefed counsel for the defence Dr. Crippen. Mr. Marshall Hall, K.C., M.P., who was to have undertaken Crippeq’s defence, has an important arbitration inquiry on hand at about ...

... of Belle Elmore arrived there Wednesday last. She is stated to have acted most mysteriously, and on hearing remark that Dr. Crippen would be hanged went into dead faint. She again fainted yesterday in shop after reading an account of the Old Bailey trial ...