... the prisoner said, That woman is drunk; I did tell her I was the Whitechapel murderer, but I did not touch her. The clerk: You have no reason to suppose that he is the Whitechapel murderer? Witness: No, sir. (lAughter.: The clerk: Wax he sober? Witness: ...

... a joke. Tie seired a woman, named Candy, in the street at midnight and produced knife. She asked him if he was the Whitechapel murderer, to which he replied in the affirmative. She then blew a whistle, which she said she had always rarred since the W ...

... way prisoner said, That woman is drunk. I did tell her I was the Whitechapel murderer, but I did not touch her. The clerk: You have no reason to suppose that ho is the Whitechapel murderer? Witness: No, sir. (Laughter.) The clerk: Was he sober? Witness: ...

... attempts to dispose of the plunder they have acquired. But so long as it was supposed and not unnaturally -that the Whitechapel murderer was actuated by a simple lust for homicide, it was plain that he might escape without leaving any serviceable clue ...

... came to her assistance. The prisoner tola the constable that he bad frightened ) the woman b 7 telling her he was the Whitechapel murderer. 1 lie magistrates regarded the matter as a stupid freak, and bound the prisoner over to keep the pea.. A VIOLENT IRISHMAN ...

... the funeral of the deceased. The police have altogether abandoned the idea that the Birtley crime is the work of the Whitechapel murderer. Ur. Phillips, who performed the post-mortem examination yesterday, is convinced that the nature of the wounds does ...

... had been done in their midst. The police have altogether abandoned the idea that the Birtley crime is the work of the Whitechapel murderer. Dr. Phillips, who performed the post-mortem examina- tion yesterday, is convinced that the nature of the wounds does ...

... ion. During the morning, Dr. Phillimthe medical mau who examined the body of Annie Chapman, the last victim of the Whitechapel murderer, and Inspector Roots, of the Criminal Investigation Department, Scotland-yard, arrived at Birtley from Durham, which ...

... marriage scandals are the principal features of the Telegraph at present. Good business for Mr. Lawson! ANTED.—The Whitechapel murderer, and also the party who caused the diary of the late Emperor Frederick to be published. Perhaps Germany would ...

... North London Hotel Witness asked him if he had (are, and he replied adding that wooldbemoch better for him to catch the Whitechapel murderer than trouble his hand with his business. had had some drink, ased aery had language.—PX). 897 8 made sUmlarstatsmeat ...

... THE WHITECHAPEL MURDER. A matter that is thought to have a bearing upon the Whitechapel murders is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police. Early on Wednesday morning a man, apparently of about 33 years of age, accosted a woman in Whitechapel. At ...

... with hard As@aULT UPON 4 ConsTaBLE.— Mary Ann Irons, @ Acts im Princes Road, sir congtable esid that m: thi: was the Whitechapel murderer, and wes taking ber to the tlanghter house, She kicked him.—The D not: He oxaght told of me by the eer choking me.—Mr ...