... thet in 1889, when the last “* Jack the Ripper” murwas commutited, she became engaced to a man Melbourne, who she was afterwards convinced wme “ Jack the Ripper.” This man was now work-1&:80&“1:0.& . H..d'wwmdfmddmmt ;‘:;? or w bwonnvmd.'nghe work house ...

... WAS “JACK THE 'RIPPER” KNOWN ? SIR ROBERT ANDERSON'S STORY. Sir Robert Anderson, who was head of the Criminal lnvufifi&ion Department at the time of the +* Jack-the-Ripper ” inurders,makes this statement in his official l.!oolleenog‘in this month’s * B ...

... TO-DAY'S LONDON PRESS. (By Our Private Wire . THE BERLIN * RIPPER.” Man under Arrest Suspected of Thirty-five Crimes. There is great excitemeni over the cap= ture of Berlin's Jack the Ripper, who kept the city in a state of panic during the firét +ix ...

... UNIVERSITY CHANGES. MR. FREDK. KNOWLES IMPORTAND APPOINTMENT. Professor Ripper, of the Sheffield Uni« versity, epeaking last night at a.m«'fiux the Sheffield Society of Engineers Mectallurgicts, announced the resignation of Myr. Fred K. Knowles, the society’s ...

... minimum wage asked for the various classes of workmen is as follows:—Coll:ers, Bs. per day; timbermen and rippers, Bs.; assistant timbermen and rippers, 6s. 6d.; underground roadmen and blocklayers, 75.; hauliers over 15 years of age, 75.; nppers, ropemen ...

... omca Chesterfield, vesterday, for the purpose arranging a basis day’s wage for contrac« tors, day men, datallers, banksmen, rippers, gobbers, and boys. The scale of wages was decided upon, and these will be submitted at the earliess possible date to the ...

... Wainwright; 3, l'l! Ln;nuon; 4, C. Chamberlain; 5. G. F. Hattersley; 6, J. Yelland; 7, W. Walker; /8 and mecul for most fish, W Ripper; 9. T. Brindley; 10, H, Procter; 11, C. H. Wood; 12, F. Reckless; 13, J. Manton; 14, E. Banks; 15, W. Banks: 16, 1.. Bower; ...

... Mr. Maitland heid an inquest at Crigglestone, near Wakefield, yesterday, on the body of Robert Walter Widdop (34), colliery ripper and packer, who resided at Holling hall lane, Crigglestone. ” Deceased wae following hic employment in the Winter seam of ...

... Bolshevist,” was also seen. ¥ As usual, the boys had delved deep into criminal re cords for such old timers as * Jack the Ripper 7 and ** Crippen.” though they are but names 1o these juvende enthusiasts, There was much political bias shown, statesmen ...

... yards open thandicap A heavy fall of roof, about 10 tons in weiglst, occurrod on Sawrd:j at the Elsecar Main Colliery, and a ripper named Sam Ratcliffe, aged 64, was killed, being buried for two hours Do your feet feel tired? Then try BRAX. ...

... Hughes, a visit was arranged after the Training College engagement had been discharged. Lord Loreburn was met by Professors Dr. Ripper and Dr. Arnold. He inspected the |laboratories of the various departments, |evincing remarkable interest in everything he ...

... because it must affect their interest? Mr. WOOD asked for further notios of the' question. | SIR ROBERT ANDERSON AND JACK THE RIPPER. | Mr MACVEAGH asked the Home Secretary whether his attontion had been called to the reveiations published by Sir Robert Anderson ...