Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-08

Mufueler suOWb SKILL uhEluS HuO tIs
power to conceal his identity. It i:
usually tie particular thing on which TIE
man lays stress that betravs his insanity
and the fact that this murderer has Gu!
out and taken away the same part OF escl
body shows his mania. In Berlin, fol-
Instance, there WAS young msn who had
q mania for cutting women's dresses
There WAS also German professor
him to throw vltriol on dresses.
He derived Q pleasure from the act Itself.
There are several well kroH n cases in
which men had sn insane passion iol
thro wing Gown women and taking sway
sit in his room and stroke himself With
these shoes.
THE LOVE TO SEE BLOOD RUN.
"The way account for the Whi.echspel
cases is this: The two fundamental pas
sions Of ell animals is the sexual passion
snd hunger for food. One preserves the
species and the other preserves the indi-
vidusl They are often interviewer.
Many persons have desire to bite these
for whom they entertain en- Affection.
There is much larger number Of per-
soDs than you dream OF who, Il they could
J take krife and cut and scsrifY (1ot
kiU) and gee the blood run, would expe-
rieuce great delight. IN my beck on il
sanity quote the confession Ct one OF the
class OF Instructive butchers, who sid:
{, "I first opened her chest snd divided
the Il ,shy parts CT her body with srife.
Then 1 dressed this person IS 6 butcher
| dresses cattle AID chopped her o9dy into
pieces, 80 as 10 get them into whole
which had dug o. the mountain. csn
say that while opening the body felt 90
rayenous tbs. l l-embled, and cut cut and
ate piece
$50 fkr We cannot say that these per-
sons are CT unsoEnd mind. II ia sinply 6
higher sexual fury. But as soc1 as it be-
comes matter Of method, and all the
Intelligent poWar5 become hubserVient to
! this eIsl o:ste spd ho-tible form OF
butchery, Ihe suspicion is that we have TO
deal win very cunning AMI lucid mad-
man.
| HERE'S A PLAN TO CATCH THE ASSASSIN.
"How would you search tor the InsG?"
az The police Of London go 10 all the
divas in the Wnitechapal district end find
out what men had strange desires thev
might be abe 70 trac3 the monster. l
thing L know smother g2od plan"
"Wnst is Il, dcctoIf"
az would dress etous hearted men in
| womel's Clcthea, pIcvi ling them With
concSaieG arm0r to protect the Deck AID
the rest OF the body. Tnese men could
loi1e. around SO IS to Invite the approach
| ald atfscS OF the assassin"
"How do you suppcse be msnages to
cut the tcroats aud mutilste tas trunks
ci thase women without covering himself
Gi:il Blood 80 Is to make detection Ger
tair?"
"I.could De Gone By making sudden
piss a. the thsc2t from behind, but II is 8
very Cliff cult operation, requiring great
practice. This man is probably educaled
but hsrdly thiGk ne is refined. That ne
knows something about surgery Is, l
think, pretty certain. the fact that he
is able 10 elsy bis victims SO quickly
ard EFFECTIVELY &1d 10 diseubcWel
them in such short lire points in that
direction. Then in 81 bu. che case he
las renewed the same organ from the
body ard has taken il sway with him.
Te find End cnt on. this organ would be
L difficult thlrg Tor lsymaE. Tie mad
nan his probably put these specimens in
alcohol and is thriiisd VITA pleasure when
h glosts over th5m, OF perhaps ne has
eaten theil.''
THE COUNTERPART CF JEKYLL AND HYDE.
"po you think &c erjo?s the notoriety
Wi the new spapers sre giving the
co5es?"
''Very likely that does rot effect him
at al. He Ell 5ys reading the details OF
the crime ano OF how ih9 corpsea locked,
bat proudly has no law dsf3ing moOi.
Il this msn is like the other
cssse we know CT he will be remark.
aby careless when brought face
10 Eace with the N oral elormi-y CT his
desds. He will RECOGNIZE ss sn abs.rac.
idea thai Il vas not riga!, but there WI
De no Inward Conviction. As member
Of society he msy express regret, but his
C32scisSce will moi trouble him. H3 Will
very likely possess in faint degree the
moral qualities CT Dr.. J.kyll and NJ.
Hyde. l should not be surprised IL ne
was stimulated TO comuoit Gh55e crimes BY
reading Mr. S.everson'J morbid and IN
healthy story, which is likely to have
bsd efact upon previously morbid mind.
l have had In New York case OF this duzfl
nsture snd sent him to the asylum. He
confessed 10 me HE horrible cravings.
'When I walk in the street, he said, Il
feel as i I could cut the flesh OF
the people l sse.' lie WAS certainly one
Of the most singular looking persons /
have ever seen. The expression Of his
countenSnce was indefcribab!e;io ordina-
~ language il would be epoken Of IS G.
ouce repulsive, comical and weird This
effect WAS heightened By Involuntary
grimaces, resembling vacant smiles or
sarcastic grips. Occasionally an ex-
preston OF satanic cunning would pass
over his countensnce, in the next moment
it would look almost childi5hly open and
appealing. His gsit was sliding and
swift-Ae appeared to pass along without
steps, snd l could rot !esist the impress
ion tina. Mr.. Stevenson had some such
person IS my patient in his mind when he
described the rspulsive Influence exertedl
By AIr. HYDE on persons passing hin1lAI
The street. O1ce ne sid: 81 Il
"Goirg along the street find that it'd
such fun to spoil thiags; people 60 akabsl
imagining thst they have good lookAse6d
dc not think have power to tak4&Way
their good looks, power esHHcould
bite them"
"Do you think the London murderer il
man or woman"
"Fhe overwhelming probability is that
Ii is q man."
THERE MAY BE AN EPIDEMIC.
"Oo you think that there is any danger
CT 81 epidemic Of these butcheries3"
"Wtll, Of course the danger exists.
The slumbariug propensities Of such per-
scrs are excited by reading Of such
butcheries. It works upon their imagi-
nstiona."
care the Whitechspel butcherles simply
reproductions OF the ects OF known luna.