The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

tence 81 death should not be passed upon
yous- repeated Lord Chief Justice Alver-
stone
Then. having rcgain.d complete control
II hi- nsrNes Gripp@n. m clear voice
and without the slightest quiNer said IN
a tom, which could he heard distinctly
over 'h' whole court.
4 stir protest INV Innocence
Ih- Judg- had already3 assumed
m" black ca and. addressing Cripprn
90 70 solemn VOC. which vas now
ant then distinctly broken. told him
tho Jury had convicted him on evidence
which would satisfy any reasonable man
The Lord Ihi-I Justice then pronounced
20 ntsn'a uf death on IN" prisoner
n hil,. ~. wac doing - Cripp-n stood
'.sn,nr over th. do,'k Nth hl- hand
r.-'ung on the ledge h-fur' him a."
showed far lsss NERVOUSNESS than he did
az IN" conclusion uf the Judges suminiD x
uN
After ~. sentence. thsr" wa- dead
-iI.nc. m the court r"om. which vas
broken hV m. Judge saying -ti-ntlam~n
ufihe iury YOU ara excused Tor ten years
Their. ~as n murmm II thanks FROM
the urv. the Judge ru-.' and riUUem lett
the io"k
T. Sas dIficul, - } DIG. - Nho' extent
~. extraordinary h'tle man had got
niusalT unds- control For moment
.. -"a,n.I ~ 4 ne w'-h~i - remain and
sev something more linen the sturdy
Ws-.lsr placci an avn a'r"s~ hi~ shoulders
I and walked with HIM 80 the starr If the
" - NAN
apnarentlv did not n~~i any help, hat
the w1rdsr arm was >till arouni his
-roulIr-s ~ the Judge IN his summing
! NJ -gId no II an extraordinary 'rtn.
! .rst'c" guilty - innocent.
7 Before tho trIal began many lawyers
md Craal, expressed the opinion that
Crvpen had a good chsrre ~ acqul,isl
~ account al The diNiCuity of absolutely
Identifying III r"Uain- which had been
found N the cellar 1t his house Th"y
showed no anatomical ~ ldence whereby
m" -, ~ the dead person could 20 DE-.
aru.'nad and u vas ~ s,ed that this " ould
,nuss grea' difficulty ~ identifying them
~ those 81 MrS CripDen Rut Lord met
Justice Niyers'ons hru-ted all tecrni.
il'iA, aside md plainly showed his
rvn conviction 'h't the Identification was
.o-rpletr
n had bAan thou Sh' that the IurV would
ve-v ME" ind CripTe1 guilty. hut that
a. recourse 10 tina new Criminal Court
I hppon tNr - 'h1ica' ilAhcuiUe' IN
~ Wv ~ II" ltiiclfIon Of the remains
Vuuld -lyo ripr ans mex Lord Aver
.'or" hoVovc" N Passing sentence
40. rho rriso"~- not tn entertain any
.i"I n - sying FROM IN s"1'"1," n
- mr.
While the Jur,. was considering 10 case
TN" Judge re"''"r"t the ,ourt room and
summoned the eCit pr ut Tia" p 'HirG 80 :
to ryrelr 'oInSe! stood ny and -aid
he editor was MOI responsible. personally
Tor v-.rnc what the lgds" declared IN
e very grave cas- ~ contempt of court
which ,. pfupo~At - .ieii with s'r1olsly
AZ one Having -ecel, - this assurance.
-" I ori 'hr"f jus-U'- announced that h''
would hear - matter ~ Monday
~" ,, Srirg Y" % u-in' - d stprr io
% -o~' that Lori Al orsroro sad ves.
to-day 'ha' ia" Iuartorrr7sta- - 3D."
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.li'.',nr Vuh ~. r-osccutINg counsel
l-r.'trlly ~ IN" r.oU@nt SgI1 ~"
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nj showing that ~ dispr"-v"i ~ ~
4 "NisfAno' - an" ~ n n"rso" .s ~" luir.
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