The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-22
BOTH ACCUSED OF
CRIME OF MURDER
Or. Crippen as Principal and
TypiSt as an Accessory
After the Fact.
END OF THE PRELIMINARY
Inquest Not Yet Concluded and An
other Session Of Court Will Be
Held Monday.

London. sept. 21.-Dr. TT. TT. Crippen
and his typi7t. Ethel Glare Leneve. to-
day were formally committed for trial
Tor tho murder Of the formers wife.
Cora Belle Crinpcn. the American act
ress who was known on the stage as
Belle Gilmore. The doctor is charged
as the principal and his companion as
an acccssory after the fact.
For some time the magistrate in the
Bow street police court has been hear
inE the evidence offered by the crown.
and 1t tho conclusion Of these prclirui-
nary proceedings TODAY announced that
PC would hold Crippeu on the capital
sH1rEo and, without expressing an opin-
ION ON thc evidence against Miss Len
eve. added that he felt that DO was suf-
iicicnt for him to commit her for trial
2s an accessory after the fact.
When the prosecution had concluded
me magistrate proposed 20 set aside
another day on which Solicitor Arthur
Newton. who is representing both Of
tnc accused. might make any statement
DC wished on behalf Of the defense. Mr..
Newton. however. after saying a few
words tn favor of Miss Lencve. said ne
would reserve his defense Tor Criupcn
until the trial proper.
Inquest Not Concluded.
The inquest into the death Of the per
son. parts ~ whose body were un-
eaftncd iu the cellar Of the Criupen
homo in Hilldrop Crescent. has not been
court will be- held next Monday.
Tho crown has attempted 90 show
tnat tho parts found were OF the parts
81 the body or Belle Eimore.. but
medical experts have not been able 10
swear positively regarding the sex of
the victim. Al Mondays session Mrs.
Jackson. al whose home Miss Leneve
lodged up 60 March ~ last rccfted n
her ledger and which indicated that the
SRI expected 60 marry Or. Crippeg
after hts wife had left him.
This testimony appears 10 have rob
bed the accused girl Of some OF the
sympathy which she has heretofore en-
Joyed and was the cause OF hostile
decentralization when she arrived at the
Bow street station today The cab that
she occupied was followed by n crowd
or hootinE women and their taunts were
echoed By the thronE that had gath
cred In the Vicinity OF the court.
Clothes Identified.
There was nothing especially new Ina
today q testimony. Inspector Dew fdcn-
filied the suit OF boys clothing which
william Long swore he had purcha sed
at Crippeu's request as the suit worn
Ay Miss Lcneve at the time Of her ar
rest Mrs. Jackson repeated the evil
dence she had given before the COrOner's
jury.
Miss Merton Curnow. wro formerly
was employed IN an office managed by
triDpcn. told OF caEhing checks for the
doctor shortly before he fled for Can
ada Witness said that Crippen told
her 20 say nothing about him 70 any
one
Gilbert NJ RyIance. the prisoners
partner IN tho manufacture OF artificial
teeth. told Of receiving a note from
Criupcn In which the latter said tina :
in order 60 ccsape trouble he would be
obli Ecd 90 absent himself for a time.
Following the Introduction or rlis evil
dcncc. Mr.. Humphreys. the public pros
erutor'g office. announced that ne had
mo- further testimony TO offer. and AIR
Newton. choosing Co defer his defense
rhc court committed both prisoners FOR
trial