LAST NIGHT'S CABLES.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 9916, 3 August 1910, Page 1

LAST NIGHT'S CABLES.

CAMDEN ROAD MURDER

CRIPPEN-BEFORE. THE COURT,

A DISAPPOINTED CROWD. United Pross Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.

LONDON, August 2. , Three thousand persons, chiefly vrojuta. straggled for admission to the Police Court at Quebec. The police imKspectedly took Crippen into an .ad-joining-room. Crippen told the Judge that he did not intend to fight agamst axtradition. He was briefly examined and remanded for fifteen days. The irowd was angry at being duped. Miss Le Neve swooned, and was not taken to Court. She was examined privately and remanded. She is quartered at the home of Constable M'Carthy. , Crippen was sent to gaol, where a CWthollc priest visited him. Detective Mitchell will sail for Canada on Thursday with extradition Dftosrs* - Miss Le Neve wore under her outer apparel- a sort of canvas harness, reducing her rounded form to a hoys straight lines. . CRIPTEN'S JEWELS. OTTAWA, August 2. . The first search did not reveal any jewels- A second examination phowed that Crippen. with the aid of safetypins, had made a treasure belt of the lower part of his shirt, where severaldiamond rings and oins were concealed. • Captain Kendall was not awaro that & xeward had been offered. j Inspector Drew cabled to Scotland ,(3Tard that Crippen has not confessed. !. During the Police Court proceedings Mrs Ginnett, a trainer of trick horses, £jhl a friend of Mrs Crippen, identified Crippen, and at the end of the proceed'tags bitterly upbraided the prisoner, Whom the police hurried aAvay. KING'S EVIDENCE. "'...Renterstates that Miss Le Neve will turn King's evidence. I Crippen is suffering from extreme Nervousness. He confessed to the pdyon doctor that ho is addicted to tpirits. The girl Le Neve lias been commit; ted for deportation.