... THE RIPPER SCAR-E. W At Worship-street Police-court o Saturday, Ot Percy Greathead, about 35 years of age, described as a gentleman, and whose address was given as Wood's fa Hotel, ?? Inu, Holbora, who was charged last r week vit-h presentiug a loaded ...

... issueda reportona remarkable imposture, which they think may probably suggest an explenation of other cases in which ` Jack the Ripper letters have been received. The Chief-Constable (Ar. C. M. Wood) C reported to the Committee that on Nov. 21 last, a younD ...

... MacDonad's insist- ence. A GERMAN JACK THE RIPPER. AWFUL CRIME IN BERLIN. (FZ03m 0 ODDS:u BERLIN, Friday Night. To-day a faarful murder was commiitted here, recall.- ing in ib detaiI6 tho crimes of Jack the Ripper. The t uutderad girl, who was stripped naked ...

... justice ?' Mr. Atkinson con- tinned. I might as well, replied Father 3arrington, ' ask them to capture Jack the Ripper. Good-though the Ripper was not then in existence. Next, Mr. John Shea, pro- prietor of a hovtl 'at Glenbeigh, described bow completely ...

... much as she likes inxid. the buildinga. Don't attach any importance to a woman telling you she will serve you like Jack the Ripper. It costs more than five shillings to break a police- manms arm. Th'e sual trick, after a Yerdict against yo, is to sell ...

... d of Great Windmnil-street. W.C. The whole of the circum- stancres surrounding the discovery strongly sugest; a Jack tile Ripper tragedy, portions of a3 wovain's bodiy being found done it, in a bun dle in a butcher'a calt. it appears that early on Christmas ...

... :Lewis Williams, hauler; JonDavies. upperman; David Steel,1 T. Jon~es, Evan~ees,Blobt. Commift, W. Dasvies,1 Jenkin Evans, 3obn Ripper, and :lenry Da5viesX Lcolliers. Tescebne ?? the bank was heart.- Irending, crowds of men and women wt snniously to learn whether ...

... Professor W. P.ipr, of Universaty College, Sheffield, on Metal Wi ork as a Form of Manutl Instruetion ini Schools. Mr. Ripper said hlia object was to call attention to tho need of a more thorough and more carefully- organired svstoyn of instruction ...

... managed to distasice his pursuers. The story, which spread 'with inconceivable rapidity all over London, Wa's that Jack-the-Ripper had made 1an attempt On another womant, that he bad failed to give the first fatal gash, that his intended victim had struggled ...

... MURDERS IN FRANCD l - ?? (F0mo OUR3 Co SProlE5uT.) PARIS, FayAr Xrour. An assassin, as expert in the art ef butchery as Jack the Ripper himself, has thrown Pont-a- Mousson into a state of commotion. A fort- night ago a Jewish grocer and his wife were murdered ...

... lLP. 6 (one of the geueral sceretarics), SirRicihardlPoget. lP., P Prof. CloNecs, Sir Philip Mognus, Alr. J. Pitch, Prof * Ripper, M\. IV. WWoodall, M.P., Mr. E. Hance, Mr. p Carbutt, Mr. Ford, and the secretary, Mr. IM, 2( Llewellyni Smith. Letters segretting ...

... 'for a Vrouch port. Atterwaids it nas found thfit his signature corres- ponded with the lac-simile letters sigund ?? Jaee the Ripper, and thnt the description of the man also corresponded with that of the Whitqclispsl murderer circulated by the Motropolitau ...