... “JACK THE RIPPER. ' Samoan entrant » farther expeeted tielt Juk the Bippor here eaawd MTital of the seen, eepeoiallp Whitechapel and the But Bed. It eppeen that the polioa bate from time to time received nameroaa anonymooi commnnieationo, and, •Itboogh ...

... JACK THE RIPPER. EXTRAORDINARY STATEMENT. The following letter hoe been addressed the London daily papers : Sin,—in connection with the late 'Whitechapel m orders, the moat remarkable and sensational statement was made to Wits morning at my place. tleren ...

... A “JACK THE RIPPER SCARE. Considerable excitement has been caused in the village of Arkesdon, which is close to the borough of Saffron Walden, in consequence of the landlady of the Green Man having received number of threatening letters purporting to ...

... The lecturer remarked that he knew who “Jack the Ripper” was, and, when one of the audience asked him why he did not inform the police, said he had done so, but they had taken no notice. “Jack the Ripper” was a certain Mormon whom he knew. The details ...

... were commingled. However, medical opinion points to much more commonplace crime than were those associated with the “Jack the Ripper.” The woman was probably sacrificed to cruel and desperate attempt to obviate the consequences of immorality. Appearances ...

... before she lost her” original artistic shape. Accompanying this statement are measurements and doctors’ certificates. Jack the Ripper. —Mr. Baekert, chairman of the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee, writes “I have received another letter written in the same ...

... L'niled Kingdom. supply for the present season can In 1 obtained Mr. or through his appointed agents : Messrs. J. J. and J. ...

... John * . name of Mellor. .She said Oh. tur. »t not for have not been out today. M,.-tin identified prisoner in my presence ripper -d ** That is the Kiri that was the Aop this rrf.ng. but she had not got the cloak s • .’.a shawlfThis was said the of the ...

... Further investigation tends to show that the mutilation was similar in character to the atrocities committed by Jack the Ripper.” Important statements have been made a cabman and a man named NPNeilly who accompanied M‘Ewan and the woman to the house ...

... was stained with blood from one end to the other. The general opinion was, at the outset, that this was the work “Jack the Ripper.” A cooler consideration of the circumstances, however, wonld lead one to suppose that the horrible deed was not committed ...

... Lapsus Calami.—She: “Why, Grace Swingwell’s not dancing. How came you to miss such chance?” He : Well, y’know, she’s such a ripper at reversing and that sort of thing, and I’m rather duffer, so I hadn’t the cheek to ask her for a waltz [And now he wonders ...

... recently complained to tbe police received letters of most murderous character, threatening them with the fate of Jack the Ripper's victims. Detectives were therefore put on to endeavour to trace tbe perpetrator, with the result that the letters hare been ...