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... rfell, sir, and X ve seen ’em mighty bad, Then 1 once was with a skipper who went clean stark staring mad. Shouted he was Jack the Ripper, and went tearing round the ship , With carving knife, and swearing that the first he met he’d rip. Awful!” groaned the ...

... wounded. The assailant has often been seen, bub never identified. The elusiveness of the criminal or criminals recalls the Jack the Ripper murders in London, and one theory is that the crimes were committed by mad negroes who have recurrent periods of lucidity ...

... discharged Semmens. who looked slightly bewildered. FIXI) IX TRUNK. LATEST JACK THE KIPPER CEIME_ arrangement with Jondon ‘‘Express.”) NEW YORK, .Saturday.—A “Jack the Ripper murder mysterv wa® discovered here to- when the nude woman, with all the vital ...

... all GERMAN JACK THE RIPPEH«dT ?2SS. hWhs-ee -1— J.™ «.. His appearam-e. state*!. *-oin ...

... shrmlcl to wnnder nhnnt. Hie public paid sufficient money in rates tor such old people looked after. HUNT FOR RHINELAND JACK THE RIPPER. WOMAN’S STORY OF ORDEAL. •MAH WITH KI.OOD-CIIBDLINQ VOICE” / H, nrrann°niont with I/ondnn E*P re »”' ItP'IIMN, Sumlay ...

... the old negro take though for the morrow?* But old Jack was a happy soul, and seemed to enjoy the workhouse life as much as the average white man does his home. 1 mention the case of Jack the Ripper, since his affords a fine example of the kind of prisoner ...