The Washington times., 1910-09-21
CRIPPEN BOUND OVER.
WITH GIRL FOR TRIAL
Court Finds Evidence of
Murder Sufficient TO
Hold Couple.

LONDON. sept ZI--Dr- H II Grip
Pen and Miss Ethel clare Leneve were
today bound over 10 the central criminal
court tOld Bailey 10 be tried al the
October term for the alleged murder OF
Belle ElmeTe CriDpen, Jh1 doctors wife
Arthur Newton, attorney for the pris-
oners- offered no defense Al the con-
Clusion OF the hearing in The Bow street
police court today. explaining 20 Magis-
Kate De RUtzen THAI he would reserve
the defense until they are placed on
trial
Only a strong escort Of police saveo
Miss Ethel Clare I.eneve. who was
Hoboed today as she made her way
from a closed cab TO the Bow street
police court from be-n- injured
Hundreds OF people, gathered about
The building. began hoounE and kissing
Miss Leneve the moment she stepped
from the cab
Quickly realizing the mcnacinE attt-
JUde' or The crowd, the TWO officers that
accompanied the girl from Holloway
Jail summoned the score of police that
were guarding The entrance TO the police
court. and the squad formed a Gordon
about Miss Leneve and fought back the
belIizerent spectators until the prisoner
was inside the court building
Girl Overcome.
Miss Leueve almost collapsed at the
first show OF the hostile demonstration.
and by the time she reached the court
room the services of a physician were
required to quiet her nerves She sat
through the hearing pale and excited
4 Ers phic account of the finding Of
the body, supposed TO be that OF Belle
Eimore, was given on the witness stand
by Inspector Dew, Of Scotland Yard
inspector Dew testified that ne made
= searching investigation of the Grip
pen home ~ 80 Huldrop Crescent, North
London He said that he found the
body on July Is. buried from eight 10
twelve inches beneath the surface OF the
cellar floor
HonoTed Crippen's Check
a hank manager. who was called 10
.ne stand. testified that on July II. two
days after CriuDeu disappeared and two
honored check for SIS. made out
above the presumably bona fGe SiEna-
lures OF Belle EimCTe and DR. r. H
Crippen. The check was made payable
%, " CurHOw--
Miss n l. -uruow- who succeeded
tTIppen IS MANAGER Of a patent medi-
cine house. testified that she never knew
OF ETlD0Cu using HE-Egin- tn1 poison
which several OF the prosecution Wit
1eSSes have testified thev found n the
remains supposed 20 he the BODY Of Mrs
Cri1peu-
The only remedies ever knew him
10 Use were those NE Eot from our
house" she said. 'Tc also used =
PREPARATION OF his oVn. bat ] don't know
What there was I'm IT,
AIiSs CUruOW said that TTipnen warned
her shortly before his fight not 70 ans
wer any qUesuons regarding him in his
absence
Told Conflicting Stories.
Manager FEatt- ~ she CHaring Cross
Banl-- testified rs 90 Cri1pen-s bank &C
count. and Inspector Dew again reHeat-
Cd the evideucef of CrivDen-s different
stories regarding his wIfe-s disappear
snce- the Trst tnat she had gone TO
America on visit ~ her people land
then the story that she had Iun away
with another man.
W n Long n dental mechanic in
CTippeu-s office. explained on the stand
the mystery Of tire purchase Of the
boys suit m which Miss Leueve dis
EuiSed herself on her fight to Quebec
with CTippen- Long said that Ee bought
the suit on Crippen-s orders
-CriDpen seemed great worried when
he appeared ~ the office on July g.
Long said He explained that his
UOTTE WAS due TO q scandal it, which
he was involved, but he did not tel me
what IT. was He sent me out 20 buy the
suit, but I did not know for what IL
was TO be used
Neither Crippeu nor Miss 'Leueve in
diCated al this time that they contem-
plated Hight but two days later I re-
ceived a long letter from Crippen tell
ing me 10 wind up the business, - the
office