Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-11-22

The iSrw York zefunH contains
8 eabls fran ParSE their regular corgesppssd
M telling Of 3 possible dsE 20 the White
chapel murderer. The correspondent says
thai yeaFs ago when be EHs in Paris, that
eiTr was startled By a seFias Of murders by
q man who was called Savior Of LOST souls
The correspondent made I~sguir1es into the
case and CLEANED the following fArts
His name vas NiehaiRus Wassillyiea and be
iea the Russian eisE Of TiFnsrsl On he H.
IF Szfnsry this year. Waszaliyie has b
imprisoned there for mans years. This d.
the story Of his csFs-r IN Pans.
In the year1s71 there MAS a movement IN
the orthodox church Of Russia against ORD
ss=tariaus xhich caused o great deal 81 ex-
ci5emens. SichAlans W&ssiliyie left a good
home and rich parents, but NssAuaiaBs
uas a fanatic and serTariaa. He sO0B az
supes the rode Of leader among them. Tbs
chief belief Of MS sect was the reBuneistien
Of al earthly joys in order 80 secure immoF-
tai Efe 10 paradise. Maseiiivle fed t8 PARIS.
He was an e~xesileut type of q kEszian-
He had a tai, elastic figure a regular
p~hysingpomy, with Burning, langlishing
eyes and waxeniike complexion. De
used 10 stay al day long In Ais room, study
ing serse lareD books. 81 Bightfail be went
ont and wandered siusiessly through the
streets until the morning dawned, he vas
0sfen seen taking with abandoned
Eumen IN the street and it soon lefame
Known fhaf he followed a secret mission IN
doing 70. That is when the voice Of the PEG
pie calls him Savior Of lost Eonis." First
he tried mild persuasion IN speaking 10 The
fallen creatures When mere words had no
rfert be s-ent SO far az 10 put premiums on
virtue, and gave large sumo Of money 10 the
eocottes On condition that they sould Lead
q new lie. Some OF tke women were tonehed
by his esrDeEtness and promised TO soiloE
his adFiee- He could often be seen on the
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bitterly shed tears. but his mission did not
seem TO he crowned with success. BE bad
often met girls who had taken rs holy oath
That they would sin no more again on the
street. Then there was o change. Hs would
approach a womaA. speak TO her kindly and
oIlow her home. Then, when alone with the
= plees creature, he would tnke,3uta butcher
knife, kneei on her prostrats body snd force
her 10 take a holy oath not 10 solicit again.
be always went away seemingly happy. ON
evening The Saviour Of Sioux" s. usual left
his home. In the Rue de Riehelieu be met q
ronng woman She had an elfiike elegant
figure, and beautiful blae eyes. Wassillyie
this girls hook seemed 20 make a deep i'm
preston OF him he spoke to her. She Was
g lost one, too. Not with brutal force, but
with kind sympathy be touched her 30
deeply that she todd him the story
Of her hhe-the story Of a poor parent-
less girl whom fate had torn from hsppi-
ness ard splepdor. into a world Of misery
and shame. Wass5llyie, for the first time in
has life. feb In love with 8 xoInan. He pro-
rnred her q place IN a business house and
paid literally for her support, although he
made her believe that she ives supporting
herself For several weeks the girl. who had
come regard for her protector. kept straight
% the path OF virtue. But one day when
" assillyle visited Der home-a thing be sci
.8effn did and then sa~iw whzw aRaG ala ananwf.#
ian Of hers sss presenf-he found that she
vas gone She had left a letter 10 him. in
which she said that. though thankful 10 him
for all his kindaess- her liFs was nov TOO En-
neyant" for her, and that she preferred TO be
laft alone MasEaliyie was IN O fearful mind
after this. He wanoereo 50 restlsSsly through
the streets az 10 awaken the attention OF the
eonsfahles. Eight weeks aftsrEard be diBap-
pesHed- At the same time Madeline. the
woman whom he had supported was found
murdered IN the quarter WHERE she bad form
srly led q bfe Of shame. Two days afterwHrd.
IN a quiet side street Of the Faubourg 81.
German. the corpse Of another murdered
woman wac found. Three DAYS afterusrd q
pEryne of the Quarter IHuneaard was
bpfehered at night time. All the murders
we're perpetrated IN the same horrible
why as those in Nhitechspd- Jewels and
everything OF value on the eortsses
remained untouched. Five more victims
stfr ioA1o o1tcoefra u the Afrn1dfSspUeHt
des Pantheon between the Backwards 81.
Michael and De Hospital. Then in the Rue
de Lyon an attark was made on a street girl
who had The chance 70 cry for help before she
wa stranzied. A throng gathered. fhe police
arrived and the Eoald-be murderer wac cap
tured. 1t was Sichaiaas Wassillyie. Thernob
wanted 10 Iyaeh him, bat be ives protected.
When his trial VIE IN progress, his lawyer,
jules Giannier, claimed that his client wssin-
sane. The jury deeided that such vas the
case and Wassiuyie was sent back TO Russia,
after a short stay in the private asylum OF
Bsyonne. From Teraspol he HGs released
On q ] 1f this year. IL WassilIyie the
NhitHchepei murderer He l. in the posses
sion Of considerable wealth.