... . During the morning. Dr. Phillips, the medical man who examined the body of Annie Chapman, the last victim of the Whitechapel murderer, and Insp-ctor Roots, of the Criminal Investigation Department, Bco»laud-yard, arrived at Birtley from Durham, which ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDERS The Press Association learns that meeting which thought to bear on the Whitechapel murders being investigated the Metropolitan police. Early on Wednesday morning a man accosted worn in Whitecha|»e!, hid request she accompanied ...

... THF. WHITECHAPEL MURDER. The Press Association says : —As a conse of the startling statement made by the Coroner, public interest in tho fat* the unfortunate Annie Chapman is revived. The cine afforded by the Coroner is being followed the police. Who ...

... alaentj. capacity and willingness to work are unbounded, while his aid kindly di.po.iUou have endeared him to all. THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. REVOLTING THKOUY. Mr. Baxter, o»rmier for Soutb-eMt Middlesex; has cowcludcd the enquiry into tbo Oircuiiustances attending ...

... their victims in order provide scenes for amateur politicians from England.” A fact this, and very tersely put. The Whitechapel murders have had one curious effect. In the course of the hearing, at Portsmouth Police Court, of charge of assault preferred ...

... for. oi.iu ou that the cats had made with kmte. Tho atfair lias caused quite a the district, the resemblance to the Whitechapel murders enoouragiug tho idea thut murderer who Ins been at work in London hue travelled down to iho ■orth England. Eurther inquiries ...