The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-20

ing account, IN her name, and al
ways carried several blank checks to
which she had signed her name so
that | could get money when needed
Lcncve Wore wifes Broach.
ut is true that was at the bene
VIOLENT fund dinner at the Criterion
with Miss Lcneve and that she
wore a brooch my wife left behind.
She also wore my wife's furs. Miss
Leneve had been in my employ ana
l had known her when she was en-
ploycd by other firms for the past
eight years.
"Aftermy wiee disappointed, Miss
Leneve lived with me as my wife
in my Hilldrop Crescent home.
have been intimate with her during
the past three years. had frequent
ly visited hotels with her but 1 was
| never away from home at night.
After | had told people that my
wife was dead, Miss Leneve and I
went to Dieppe for five days and
stayed at the hotel there.
MY firm belief is that my wife
went to Chicago to join Bruce Mil
Ter He often sent her presents and
wrote her loving letters in some
of which he signed himself With
love and kisses to brown eyes
Bruce
Crippen was questioned regarding
purchases of shyoscin, the deadly pois
on which he is charged with having
used to murder his wife. He declared
that he had never given his wife any
poison. The hyoscin. he swore, he had
given, in very small doses, to several
of his patients who had been suffer-
ing from nervous disorders.
Alleged Plot.
Crippen confirmed Tobin's state
ment about the alleged plot concoct-
trose to allow him 10 escape with the
vessels cargo. adding:
| II decided that had nothing to
fear and that 1t would he best for
me to return to England and face
the charge, of which / knew / was
innocent. The letters | wrote threat
ening suicide We're to be used as a
blind to prevent search being
made for me. / wanted people at
that time, to think l had killed my
self. Then / decided not to try to
escape I forgot to tear up the notes. -
AT this point the nearing was ad-
Journed until tomorrow when Crippen
will resume the stand
| Crippen admitted that his wife had
a scar somewhat similar to that des-
criped on the body supposed to be
that OF his wife. He said she had
carried the scar for years. Crippen
denied not only that he knew the
Identity OF the body found in the
cehar OF ms Hilldrop Crescent home
uu' ''"t ne knew OF any pody being
III the ceIiar uhtli ne was brought
Jazz 10 England under arrest
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