The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-30
CRlPPEN IN COURT, CONFIDENT
FTHEL LE NElE NtG ne TRIED
ONIl fOR PROTEC TING MN.
Rrl- EImores husband Nroie n Suicide
>o'r ." his Companion NJ sea "a.
h IIorror ~ >ight Arrest tamS A. a
Rrn-f rrstinlOn, aT Detective Dew.


-t... no ps,rr's. d. Tvs So
f.>.u> hug - Ur Hawi-v Harvey
0r..~0 ana t'hei clare Ia Nrys
..0sArad ~ the pohcs court at
street this morning They were
,.,rssi with -'eloniouslv. wlfully and
malice aforsthouah' kilhnz and
o. .g.rinE cora Crippen Ethel 10 Neve
vs. rurthsr charged with having re-
g.. e.! harnored and maIntai med Crippen
49, .nnWing that he had committed said
y .uN
Nr rrIrper previous =" appearing m
49, Bow street court han az interview
"a .-r 0ls schciror. Arthur newton He de-
a-cd that hs and Miss L. Neva wer.
q, nfi~nt ~ he result 81 their troubles
=. o Lad No. doubt that The iSsua " ould
ts q faN orahle one. The doctor affirmed
'.s' the stories that he hat confessed
%" murder q hl- WIf- while beng de
rs'nsd m canada war. Nuhout founda-
'.r He declared that he had confessed
ra'hng thai ne had admitted nothing
whatever He added
Nv arrest came to me A. 4 thunderClan
cH..i not realize that I was . prisoner
% .fSIiA Row street court long
lrS extending around ons site II the
ding waited for hours on chance
., getting IN to witness tho procsedin g
I. no crowd were may photo Rraphars
a.. rnoA pictures ~ tho scsrs
A. - clock To the dot the news
iafsr men were allowed to enter on pre-
sr,auon 81 their cards after which ~
p arv " the public a. could 10 acCommo-
c,'H1 we're admitted Hundreds NJ sen
,a,on ronserS found that they had
waited IN vain
ArrI- Newton. WIN hAS 'aksn m"
p-rm,nen, position IN criminal PRACTICE
ir-~srlv hll~d Nv ST. George Awis r~pr.-
.'r'Sd Dr Crpp~r. James Henry welfs--
Gs7s1rcd for Miss Ie Move and Trayo-s
= uphr~ys prosecuted for the Treasury
'- the assis'anc, Il , ! Wllhlnson
~. gave him advice whiir ~ ,ha-.s.
N,'re~s pl-rctpr ~ Purt, Pr,S"cutjola
-.~ .y,sI a seat nr tho - - re+i - p"
rru~s mas iStrate Mr. Marshal
mere vas general silr when ,rirr~r
walked INTO tha court room from the
r-lsorsrs entrance. followed immediately
Nv Mss IL Move Both stepped hrisklv
NC The dock Miss IL SayN ra.s~d Crir-
ron and took up rcsuion facing the
raslstrs;~ on the risl' ,rirpen. on the
.-f, was a symphony IN graz ~ worn
\
'-oussrs 81 the came hue He carried a
~ gray squash hat He dad not wear
sssee
Ms. = Nevs was dressed Comp's'Hv
= 0lue She wore veil of the same color
which completely hid her features until
o.. faced the magistrate whom she h''si
"tE .o ID. .xo,,.n.,, o,n... b., -.
entrance Of the prisoners had su"sldSd
Prosecutor Humphreys addressed he
corr He sad the prisoners were
JOINTLY charged with the wilfui murder
20 Cora Crippe1. ArCwn on the stage a.
Belle ElmorA The female prisoner.
the prosecutor sad was also charged
Nth 'h- offence " h-.ng an accessory
after the fact Of the murder
Nr Hum reys said he thou, h' y
righ' ~ state m behalf ~ the prosecution
'hs' 30 far a. the evidence winch was
their pos~eas;o az N" present time
vent u pointed 80 tar a ~. Tomato
defendant was concerned ~ 'ha second
- 'h~se charges without saving =, the
rr~s-n, time that there was not soma .N'-
dsn0e aEaIns, her ~ leing concerned
IN What was alleged - hav. h"sn the
n rd~r h Cripn~l ~ his wife The prose
e7I'or believed the evi ie- 90 rather poi-'~i
- r~r heIrg a. sccessory after the fact
Wh"~ the caSe came 10 he NOR" fully
o;"-"t or the rext occasion, the Trose-
cG'or sai'. II was probable that those
T0Iii 10 the lir .. On which the prossc'I-
'i7- would bs directe1
r day. Mr. Humphreys continued he
rr7pr sod 10 introduce evidence a. - ~"
arrest Of the prisoners and then ask 20
.Ase hem remanded for elg ht days. whsn .
-. prosecution would 10 prepared 10
=. e~"t with IN. cass
ur he call 81 Witr ~ssN~ Inspector new
TO-, he stand He rss'iHet that he hAi !
r'0,|-ri tho wAr-ar' On July q for IN"
s--s~r - The two prisoners or the charge
4" m .r""ri-E Cora Crirr~n "" toll F.
- n- July ~ h. boarded he steam.
~. No-'rose ard 'aW CrIpT"n ard Ethel ?
- N"," who ver~ brought INTO the cabin 4
Hs sad 20 Crippen I am Inspector Dow
S.. vii 10 arrested for the murder and ,
o. .rArion of your wife Cora Cripp@n. /,
b. Lnri1n. on or about F-t rlIary last
,'.,7en Vas cautioned and made no reply. !
ser searching him and taking pos- I
'-ss = certain articles. continual .
i-srsctnr Dew 4 left HIN IN charge - !
I@''r'.r" Mccarthy and went n another
es vh"-~ I -a~ the female prisoner
- - 7 . NeNe " as TeClltlUE 'n ~s-''-F
-" ~A- dressed IN boy's clothes sad
- T." \eve' and she replied. Yes !
logged and caut on~d her IN the usual
~.rr-r and she made no reply. bat no"
's--s very agItated ana tainted Miss
- N"v- vas then conveyed below and ~
"'-..s sa'Ing The cabin Crippen. who was
;T'>'r' ramarsed I'm not sorry Tn"
sf'.''' A. been too much
~-'rurg Inspector Dew te~tifel
a.rr. ach"i CrIpp@u ard ssIi !
-''' ,..' 'nsss On lhantcursl as YOU have
'-''". nat Won intend jumping over
- 'lpr.u rsplIei | Will rot do
's' --y A. u-iy has leef. too swfIi
o. .H-U te-'if.. that he had found the
< ~rI''er IN card in Crippen'S
" . .nH-1 ~" s'eams hip MontroSe.
..r' stand this horror go through
eve. 80 any longer ! 500 nothing
.f Inc money has come 10
-.' ave made up INV mind tn jump
.f'.. might know I have spoiled
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