... 4.000. This sear so far has lallen below 1890 13,000 tons. “RIPPER” MURDER IN AUSTRIA A despatch from Lin* reports the atrocious of a woman, similar circumstanci s to tho Jack the Ripper crimes which agitattM London some years ago. Tin* victim was ...

... TRADE.—Wanted a RIVETTER, used to 3 Men's Heavy Nailed and all kinds of Kepairing.— Apply Ginns & on. Potton. FCOR SALE. | RIPPER TRICYCLE for SBale. Solid tyres, C £.—o. I, W’;lutur, Vine cm,..uf..'uh‘ Streot, Biggles wade. %z % | ...

... to left, a peculiarity which it may be recollected characterised the great majority of the wounds inflicted by ““ Jack the Ripper,” but no attempt had, however, been made to mutilate the remains. It has been ascertained that at 10 minutes to 12 on Saturday ...

... seemed to amuse rather than anwoy him. He laughed loudly when told he was reported to have confessed that he was *‘ Jack the Ripper,” and he denied that he had ever mentioned the matter to Mr. Haynes, the solicitor who acted for him at Perth, or anyone else ...

... house itself is on the broad pavement of the main road, it is in the centre of the neighbourhood where all the “ Jack the Ripper horrors were perpetrated. At & drapery establishment next door a laige number m were sleeping at the time of the con| 3 ...

... suggested that he should go out to the colonies, and he was learning gardening for that purpose. The letter signed fwk the Ripper” was produced, and the witness said it was in the prisoner’s writing. It was arrarged that Mr. Wontner should queetion Mrs ...

... Esatcote, Hampton-wick, at the institation in which young Saunderson Lad been residiog. Shown the letter signed ** Jack the Ripper,” and addressed to the Kensiog:on Police-station, he ex- Pressed the opinion that it waa undoubted'y in the writing of Saunderson ...