... during the irst series of the Vienna murders and the second-the PestK police and newspapers received letters signed 'Jack the Ripper,' which at the time were considered a hoax. Ssemeredy, like the Whitechapel murderer, cme -to Vienna to commit a crime ...

... IThursday night. He had a crowd round him, and was shoutingout that he was Jack the Ripper. Witness moved him to Eircball Street, aud he there shouted out that he was Jack the Ripper. He had a black bag in his hand at the time, and two females believed ...

... allowed to abscond s before or after that.-Mr. Ronan said Jack the , Ripper had as much to do with the case as Constable ePalmer.--Mr. Condon said it was indecent to introduce L. Jack the Ripper in Tipperary.-Acting-sergeant a Kennedy also gave evidence ...

... trippibgs I diffe from the crude barbirititi of our driminal icaorts. In essence nud Nerb s6ining right and left, and Jack the Ripper'. are not very disimilar. But what a poet can do with s I.h a thme Mr. Imackay doe's the action is 'rapid, the vesrse ...

... Tiu-ie of Lard&.m Se~XDI N C A THsxsATnsege Lx=Tfl-At p~hcadda Ito~ Valley-, ye'cerday, a. collier, who had s~ent a Jack the me Ripper ibrentewneg let ter to a young woman, lto 'na i sumumtonad. him for disobeying an aililiatiou order-, was sat fm to-priso ...

... because all attempts to utilise , the bloodhounrd as a murder tracker have rather ludicrously faiied. During the' Jack the Ripper I scare more than one enthusiastic breeder-amuong others, t, if we mistake not, Mr. Hood-Wright-placed their dogs c ...

... reviled has' a fair claim to rank among the prophets.- no This should be good news to people of the class, say, to of Jack the Ripper, for whom no one has a good .a word. Dr. Crespi's study of the Diet of' Great vy Men is another of the pieces' specially ...