... THE SPELL OF No. 7 TRUE STORY OF THE END OF JACK THE RIPPER. To the Man in the Street, the scenes of seven murders attributed to Juck the Ripper, which opened with the murder in Whitechapel of a woman named Smith, and terminated with the discovery of ...

... addressed to the ‘' Commissioner of the Police,”’ and it reads “Look out for a double event to-night.—Yours truly, Jack the Ripper.”” It was written in red ink, and that is how the Whitechapel mystery of iniquity received his name. Moreover, the warning ...

... AN EXPERIMENT TWENTY YEARS AGO. Twenty vears ago, when “Jack the Ripper” was horrifying the country with his iniquities, in response to a popular outery Mr. Edwin Brough brought some of hir hounds to London and placed them at the gervice of the police ...

... and yet such is the fact. One wonders how many of the unsolyved murders of the nincteenth century—such as the famous « Jack the Ripper’’ murders of some twenty years ago—would have been solved had the police of that daté such a ready means of identification ...

... out of the earth and disappear again. Scores of prople in Dublin must know all about them. They are not madmen of the Jack the Ripper type. They are abroad and probably arranging for a further picce of savagery. The blood of this voung Irishman, pure and ...

... ‘‘trade mark of that mysterious and terrifving individual who elected to sign himself in his official communications ‘‘ Jack the Ripper,”” have, so far as the general public is aware, gone unavenged. Many ingenious theories have been formulated as to the ...