The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14
JACK THE RIPPER" THEORY.
1 Distinguished EsE York Scientist E1.
presses Ills Views.
Thinks Tie Landsn Butcher h Possessed Il q
DHa.-BslisVw IN D,msnias PszsSisn-.
EEil Spirits SIN Control and Worry
Aankhd-fhs Law Il
Bleed Atanement.

DR.. John Ordronaux, Of New York, Il
no ordinary man to give an opinion on a
topic Of 50 absorbing an interest as the
mental condition that prompts murderers
Of the Tx Of Jack the Ripper" to their
deeds Of unnatural butcheFy. In his dual
capacity Of trained physician and law
yer Of extraordinary acumen in the spec
ial branch in which be has made the
study Of his life, he holds the chair Of
medical jurisprudence in the Columbia
College law school. As an author Of
standard works on the legal bearings Of
insanity he has achieved distinction and
his counsel Is an expert Is widely sought
for. Nine years be gave the state the
benefit Of his knowledge in the Office Of
the state commissioner Of lunacy. It was
in one Of ais reports while holding this
Office that he made the startling state.
ment, soon to be verified by the murder
Gus onslaught Of the Frenchman Ernest
DubOusque on = lady shopper in Four
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NOIE THAT THE OBJECTS
Of their fury were always the bodies Of
women, and their attacks directed ~ have
been thoseof the London vampire. Doubt
less the unconscious impulse Of both
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