Mrs. Crawford's Examination

Rogers City, May 3.- The exainination of Mr8. Emma Clara Crawford, charged with the murder of her husband, Frauk Crawford, was coiuuienced before Justice Sorners. Dr. Erskine was crosa-exarnined to show that Crawford may have died of apoplexy, an injury, prostration or other causee. Dr. Larke, when crossexamined, corroborated Dr. Erskine. and testified that he believed Crawford carne to his death by narcotic poisoning.' He believed, too, that Dr. Erskine's treatment of the case when he was called was correct. The defense tried to show that Dr. Larke's testimony was prejudiced owing to his having received a letter from Dr. Erskine stating that Crawford was undoubtedly poisoned. This ended the chief testimony of the day, and the court adjourned until May 31.