The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-06
THE WHITECHAPEL MYSTERY.
FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS AND DISCOVERIES by
THE AUTk12rrtES- NEW EVIDENCE COM

FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS AND DISCOVERIES by
THE UTh1ayz1xS- NEW EVIDENCE COM
ING IN.
From the London Times, Sept 81, 1875
The Scotland Yard detectives, to whom had been
signed tho duty OF further investigating the particulars
OF this case have been withdrawn, and its conduct left
in the hands Of those who have hitherto the
inquiries Inspectors Fox and Macdonald have again
been to Sratford, Chingford and Watham Those
officers have ascertaned that when month after
month elapsed and the missing woman was
not found her boxes were removed to
her fathers house at Watham The boxes have been
searched and the contents brought TO London Docu-
moItary evidence Of an important character has also
been obtained among other matters letters purportng
to be sent from the man, with whom il stated by
one person The missing woman had left LonApn year
ago. TO friends who woro inquring after her The
denied all knowledge of them and the handwriting APP
pears TO bear out his denial AT very late hour last
night-nesr midnight IN iact-additions made to
this from letters which had been searched by the
relatives OF the missing woman.
The witnesses who have been before the Treasury
number already, it is stated more than twolve and
some of them arc TO be called in the Police Court to-
day.
FURTHER DISCLOSURES
from the London Times, Sept %, 1885,
Yesterday re.examinaton OF the human remains
found in possession Of Wainwright was mado in pres
encc OF medical man who attended behalf OF tho
defence There also present Mr. Larkn, who first
saw the body, and Mr. Bond the Lecturer Forensic
Medicine at Westminster Hospital who had been in
structed by the Treasury TO mako independent OK
animation
Tmc JOURNEY OFFICER WITH ROGERS
the late foreman OF Wainwright over Leytons:ono on
Monday week last while the police court examination
was proceeding, the endcavor to ind Mrs VIII
more, so as to learn tidings of Mrs King was de-
scribcd IN these columns few days SINCE and it was
stated that the officer and Rogers returned from tho
quest unsuccessful From what the officer had learned
at Sidney Square and other places before proceeding
10 Ieytonstone, he gave his supcrlors to under
stand that he had every to believe that the body
was that OF Mrs. KING; but this was not communi-
Gated until after midnight, for the search not
given over until an hour before. On the night
at tho when tho officer and Rogers pursuing
their inquiries NJ Leytonstonc, person attended at
West London police station and stated that lie believed
from tho names mentioned in connection with the dis
covery, he could give some Information, his sister
missing in that neighborhood year ago. He was
told that it would be
IMPOSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY THE BODY by rnE pAcK
and no then gave testimony which written down,
of identification other than by the features
These described by MIR. Taylor at the police
court In his sworn testimony, and, he added, the
name of the missing he referred to Harriet
Lane. otherwise Mrs King At night he taken
to the vaults Of the church where the remains lie,
and the officer having by this time returned from Legion
the of Mrs. King came 10 official knowledge
from two different quarters at the same time. Mr.,
Taylor supplied tho information not only a. TO tho
parents but also TO tho whereabouts or the lost Mrs
Wimore; and on the Tuesday morning the poor woman
was found stratfsrd with tho two children she hav
Ing had % to shelter offered her by working
man and his wife who had known her In better times
The information sho furnished TO the police was i'm
portant will be shown when the examination before
the magistrate Is resumed
The police still actively engaged in investigating
tho evidence which, the counsel for the prosecution
stated. IL crOWdnR them.