Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-19
Mental Anguish Revealed in Evil
dence Of Her LandIady,
Mrs. Jackson.
MISERABLE AND DISTRESSED
Knowing Crippen and Belle Eimore
We're Man and Wife Cause
of Her Troubles.

1ondon. sept 1s.--Something OF what
60 clare I.eneve suffered as she
awaited the fulhllment OF Dr. Hawley
u crppen's promise to make her his
vito was revealed at today's session OF
,bo inquest into the death Of Belle Ill
more. with the murder OF whom the
doctor and his typlst are jointly
charged.
In her distress Miss Leneve conhded
D. her landlady. Mrs. jackson, and the
story that the latter told on the wit
moss stand riyaled the most sensa-
uonal evidence introduced at the pre-
uminary trial Mrs jackson said that
the accused girl gave up the room
which she had occupied at the home
NJ the witness on March ~, explaining
sbe was leaving 10 be married to DR..
INN the first week In February Miss
Isneve had slept regularly at Mrs.
Jackson's home. After that she stopped
Al the house only occasionally.
she said she spent the other nights
Al the home of friends. on one occa-
sion Miss Leneve mentioned having
. lfnn az the lilllutuU ~ teN'iAe AAVAiAN ~
the Crlppens, early in February, 70
telp the doctor in a search for bank
book which showed an account OF ST.
800 She added that a diamond tiara
and rings had been found IN the house
and that the doctor had raised $3.50 on
these.
CAUSE OF HER TROUBLES
About the middle OF February. tho
witness said Miss Lenevc appeared
miserable and depressed. Such was
her state that Mrs jackson followed
4 the girl to her room to learn, II pos
hbe, the source OF her trouble. Miss
Leneye, the witness said. was In a ter
dfyIng state Of agitation Her eyes
seemed fairly starting out of her head.
The laHdlady insisted on an explana-
ton, telling the girl she must have
something awful on her mind TO be in
sich condition The witness said
lSgi TIE other replied:
Would you be surprised II told you
\ that 4 was the doctor and Miss FL
moN3 He was the cause OF my trou-
| no when you hrst knew me- She Is
hls vie. and when zee them 60 away
usetfer Il makes me realize my posi-
ton as to what she IS and what !
an
Mrs Jackson asked:
hhat Is the use OF you worrying
shout another woman's husband?"
To This Miss LeneVc answered.
Aliss Elmore has been threatening to
60 away with another man. Or. Cnp-
cen has been waiting for her To- do SO,
shon be would divorce her"
solicitor Newton, who is looking out
,m the interests of Crippen and Miss
Leae'e' closely cross-examined Mrs.
IlrEEuU gunungffn-g
t@itement was due to the landladv
aaylng resurrccted a trouble which tn
HIl experienced during her early as
Mciatlon with Crippen. but the Wit
ness maintained the correctness of he,.
evidence as given.
ftoI Pepper the pathologist. repeat
el me testimony which ne had aivon
" me ulal In the Bow street co,irf In
rspohse TO the Questions By the coro-
~ / can form no definite opinion
N 70 whether the parts found were |
'hose Of male or a female There u.as
I suggestion that they We're from The |
oouE oi female. ! have a verv |
tUong opinion. If take the hair dis |
covered INTO consideration there is a |
suong presumption, almost conclusive |
aence' that the parts were those |
OF a woman"
a juror was very anxious to know
~ scotlahd yard man had allowed |
~ uootor 10 get away once he had |
iauen under suspicion. Dew respondod |
.hat ne had perfect answer 10 the at
.aeN mat had been made trpon hin, |
NV .l ne would like to reply 10 the ques-
Won nut the coroner would not nar-
~ nun 70 do so, declaring that the |
suHe,t NJ crippen's fight was out
~. tnv scope OF the present inquiry"
Sept q ''" "n'l