The Whitechapel Fiend is Evidently Traveling Westward
Stories of His Horrible Atrocities Now Come from Central America
Mutilated Remains of Six More Unfortunates found in Nicaragua
Managua, Nicaragua. Feb. 7.
Either "Jack the Ripper" of Whitechapel, has emigrated from the scene of his ghastly
murders, or he has found one or more imitators in this part of Central America. The people
have been greatly aroused by six of the most atrocious murders ever committed within the
limits of this city. The assassin has vanished and left no trace for identification. All
the victims were women of the character who met their fate at the hands of the London
murderer. They were found murdered just as mysteriously, and the evidence points to almost
identical methods. Two were found butchered out of all recognition. Even their faces were
most horribly slashed, and in the cases of all the others their persons were frightfully
disfigured. Like "Jack the Ripper's" victims, they have been found in out of the way
places. Two of the victims were possessed of gaudy jewelry, and from that it is urged that
the mysterious murderer has not committed the crime for robbery. In fact, in almost every
detail the crimes and characteristics are almost identical with the Whitechapel cases.
