... 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 ...

... well, sir, and I'?e seen 'em mighty bad. Then I onco was with skipper who went clean stark staring mad. Shouted he was Jack the Ripper, and went tearing round the ship With a carving knife, and swearing that the first he met he’d rip. *• Awful I groaned ...

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

... these old workhouse citizens, who bore the name of Jack the Ripper. Jack had served out dozens of workhouse sentences, and was such a loyal prisoner that the shackles and chains were never put on him. Jack became a trusty, and if his term expired to-day ...

... these old workhouse citizens, who bore the name of Jack the Ripper. Jack had served out dozens ot workhouse sentences, and was such a loyal prisoner that the shackles and chains were never put on him. Jack became trusty, and if his term expired to-day ...

... 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 ...

... contact with the murderer while riding in en monition. A voice told biro to follow a men eitiie.t mooed as he wee ' Jack-the-Ripper.' Re did en became the 'Mee informed him that the murderer intended very to do en- Its then communicated with the pollee ...