... capital start at 3.17. Charibert was tbe absolute first away, bat was almost immediately headed by Protectionist who, on the ripper ground, made the runn from Marshall Scott and Blue Blood, tbese in turn Veins; headed Exeter, Victor Chief, Falmouth, Charibert ...

... finish straight off. Had not time to get ears for police. Thanks for keeping last letter back till I got work again.—.Jack the Ripper. The card is smeared on both sides with blood, which has evidently been impressed thereon by the thumb or finger of the ...

... continued non-success of the police to hunt down the murderer was indescribable. JACK THE RIPPER. ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY LETTER. publish to-day fac similes of Jack the Ripper's first letter and postcard. Since the receipt of these, however, the news agency ...

... FACSIMILES OF JACK THE RIPPER'S LETTER AMD POST CARD. . Dear Boss 25. Sept 1888 I keep on hearing the police have caught me. but they wont fix me just yet. I have laughed when they look so clever and talk about being on the right track that joke about ...

... clues, which the police possess are the three letters addressed to a news agency by the individual signing himself ' Jack the Ripper. These are, however, open to suspicion. They may, of course, be genuine communications from the murderer, but they may ...

... >'ff*V signed Jack the Ripper, and said he tD» work in Whitechapel last night, tie * GoB was going to commit another murder to-night, and spoke of having sevei^y blood underground in Epping Forest, a ,ju. referred to Jack the Ripper iinderp p letter ...

... crime than this maniac ? J\CK THE RIPPER'S IMITATORS. At Hill Police-court to-day Alfred Pearson, moulder, was charged with stopping Thomas Plant and his sweetheart in dark lane, threatening them as Jack the Ripper, and with brandishing long knife ...

... authorities. The Central News, since the original letter and postcard of Jack the Ripper were published, has received from 30 to communications daily, signed Jack the Ripper, evidently the concoction of silly notoriety-hunters. A third communication ...

... after explaining his business was discharged. The Dublin police authorities have received letter purporting to be from Jack the Ripper, stating that he intends visiting Dublin this week. The Irish Times says that a number of constables have been sent, ...

... accounts, settled down somewhat after the shock given by the diabolical deeds of the woman murderer, now popularly known Jack the Ripper. One effect of the panic is, however, that a crusade has been commenced against the lodging houses, which seems, after ...

... the sailor being the worse of tho two. On the way to the station in the High-street, Peckham, the youth said he was Jack the Ripper, and wanted to know they thought he was the Whitechapel bloke. ...

... was i Jack the Ripper, but if you think you can ca-tch you are mistaken, as in league with Old Nick. You will hoar from before that chapel is built. I would hive written in blood, but the fire frizzled all up.—Yours, till cremation, Jack Ripper. ...