THE WILLIAMS MURDERS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4073, 26 March 1892, Page 2

THE WILLIAMS MURDERS.

- Precautions of the Murderer.; \' ■ AaAUogelOonfessioa. ' '■■'. Is Be" Jftok the ZUpper ?" [United Pbes3 Association,] . London, March 28.' Amongst the other roles Deeming played, he claimed to be a doctor practicing in Manchester. He gave the man who watched him cementing the grave of his wife and ohdre'ii five sovereigns. " The Barmaid identified the photo of Mrs Deeming as that of the woman who used to visit him. Deeming was in tko habit of carry* ing numbers of prebibus stories in his pockets carelessly screwed up in pieces of paper. i. He consulted a Eainhill doctor on the Wednesday of the week in which the murders were committed. He appears to have been anxious that he should not visit the villa. The doctor i told him he was only pretending illness. Perth, March 25. Detective Oawsey, of Melbourne, has been informed through a private channel that Williams admits having committed the Hainhill mnrders, and also that he was the perpetrator of the last " Jaok the Ripper" murdor in England. Sydney,. March 25. v The Williams, who was formerly steward of the steamer Iberia iS not the'man in .custody, for tho 'Windsor murder, and the leading newspapers have apologised for oonneoting his name with it,'