London, March 23.
The police have unearthed circumstantial evidence a story printed here relates, tending to prove that George Chapman,
convicted of murder last Thursday, is "Jack the Ripper," the mysterious perpetrator of the revolting Whitechapel murders of
1888. Chapman, it is shown, is really a Pole named Klosowski. The discovery has been made that Klosowski, soon after the
Whitechapel atrocities ceased, went to Jersey City and opened a barber shop there and that while there several mysterious
murders of women occurred. It is stated that Klosowski's real wife informed the police since her husband's trial that he,
after a quarrel, tried to murder her in a bed-room back of the barber shop in Jersey City.
