The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-15
WEAK CASE AGAINST CRIPPEN
me Rms GIN'T NUIiR RI
VANS HERE or ROWAN.
sure. However. ThAi Person Who cut
Th-m ~ kn~~ Anatomy Evidence
~tartIrs Accused husband. hut He
soon I.roMs G.AN I.theI Ie NrNe " an

>..r.. ..s Dss. ~ % rHE SrN
f,Ntur> sept ~ The proceedings in
o.. As. rf pr HawIey Harvey Crippen
Inf Ftf.I clare l." \"ve. accused rerpec-
,.....Y at th, ru rider and sc icing Cce~-ory
.r.r.i.r e Belle Elmor" IN" variety
...rt-.> wiir ( ,rIpprn. w''r" resumed AZ
... Row street uu'rr" court tins morning
II"r. master IA surgery -
'.,. son University was examined hy
Ir.,rr. Uumuurrv. the Government
~. -s,.'Hr Prf Pepper. Who acted
A. ana, VET frr the Government. repeated
me statement hat 'h" murderer Of Mrs
,rrppen must ha," puss,'~-cd consider
a. e. anatomical AuHNlrdgr
I.- Crii.i.y'. -,.-,,u.-l - d" upset nv the
evidence II Prof Pepper bat the woman
g.. .un"r showed uU concern
inc court room vas crowded as usual.
AMONG the prominent persons present
u.r" 81 John Hare. Henry Il Irving and
~ " = Colbert tn. dramatist
uroi Pepper stated that he thought
a., remains were buried immediately
after thu body had been dissscted.
arthur Newton. solicitor for the
-. s1u.rs. tired "a get Prof Pepper To
admit that - could not be- determined
lrr~. of man or woman. Prof Pep
r..r entered INTO a long technical eSplana-
'.r C., 'h" effect that the sex had been
u-t"rw.ned hv anatomical methods.
Mr Newton rru.e-sNarn med Prof Pepper
Of erg'h The professor was very
rritt. &, and called some II MIR Newton
qur~tiuu- fantastic. Mr.. Newton objected
t..rl- NI' SIR Albert lie Rutzen. the Chief
m
,up""n followed Or. PEPPERS grew
pore and revolving but essential evil
u...r ,'us''Iy Much ~ u. howe err. was
.' ..' clinical a nature to he. understood
BE- %" General public
E'h' Ie Nrve showed little interest IA
lr Topper testimony. She seemed
ts-,-i and Permitted herself To- yaWn
-..--a times
\Duntv would think by Dr trippen's
a.ru-auur IA court that the graV,.st Of all !
.'rlna. charges was hanging over his /
n-lI He soon reCoV.r,.! hi- composrlrs.
a''-- early excitement over Dr Pep
i-- testimony 10 the effect that the muir .
G"r-rUi Mrs Cnppen must hav. possessed /
,id"rah" anatomical knowledge
from hat Tim" un n- was apparently .
~. m'-i uuc"nr"rnet 1t any I'-rS1n n '
Oh. court During th. Magistrate
a uc" from m" court he jok-d with th.
va tors .0d mad" humorous remarks .
III companion m misfnrtun. with
%. object Il cheering her up. she ~.
= r'ie'i these efforts with a wan suil-
20 chief points IN P"rp"r's testimony .
= ." mat IA" romans w-r,. thus.. ~ %
man tong He had formed au oprn.
' -~gtrilug the s.N but would not de-
i-' % - be- absolutely reliable. Ia. ~
No he sad were thp~.. = middle
s'-i adult and they had been buried four
% r'hS There was nothing. h" said To
)! ~ the cause Il death
1licitoT Newton closely examined
g. Pepper m reference To- The. scar on
body which was regarded a. the
ucipal clue m the Identification Of the
mains stho-e 81 MIR Crippeu Prof
'snrer refused 20 admit that b" migh,
- u .-taNsn ~ tht> ma tt"r
Dr Marshall 'r" pulIr'. surge n nhn
Nsm r-t the body ~ ne collar g the
81. .-- ~ H,ndrop Crescent. agre.-i with
y PEPPER in hI- description of 20. ~
lsIr- Ne laid h- could not drclar-
q anatomical grounds whether ih" body
'aS that ~ man or a woman
The hearing was then al Iourned until
ep,Rmiier 10