The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-14
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unset diamonds. She was taken to the
Humboldt street sta tion and locked up.
About o'clock a sprightly little fellow
came quickly up Berry street and
mounted the step at ~. The house is u
4story double tenement and fitted for
eight families. The detectives followed
him upstairs and arrested him Just as he
was entering the room.
The room was miserably furnished and
gave no sign of the wealth hidden within.
There was no carpet on the floor The
furniture consisted of one bed and two
chairs and two trunks
PRECIOUS STONES AND PLATE FOUND.
The trunks were forced open In them
were found a pile of watches, charms
studded with diamonds and pearls
Roman lace pins, gold necklaces, hat and
lace pins, band and chain bracelets and
silver match and snuff boxes. There
were also three large black leather valises
in the room. These were taken to the
station house with the man.
He gave his name as Eugene LcrouX ,
and said that he came to America from
France about month ago with Jane
Dole, whom he married in the city hall
last week He said that the iewelry was
given him by a friend in Jersey City, who
had given il TO him to sell on commission
LerOux is 33 years old.
In the first valise was a silver set in
laid with gold. 1t was of exquisite work
manship and worth many hundreds Of
dollars The work is foreign.
In the second valise were gold watches
set with diamonds and pearls, solitaire
diamond earrings and bracelets, diamond
necklaces, watch chains Roman lace pins,
Roman brooches studded with garlands
and pearls, diamond earrings and brace
lets, fancy diamond brooches, silver match
boxes, gold match boxes. salt dishes and
gold spoons, studded with diamonds.
When the third valise was opened the
display made by the goods taken from the
other two faded into insignihcance. From
finely sewed linen and cotton pads rolled
unset diamonds and rubies, diamond rings,
crescents and necklaces.
THE THIRD ONE OF THE CROWD CAUGHT.
Everything is Of the finest quality and
workmanship. In LerouX's pocket was
found a letter written in French, making
an appointment with him at the Hotel
Iransatlantique, on Christopher street,
this city. at 8 O'Clock last night. The
writer said that if anything prevented
LerOuX from calling he would meet him
at % Berry street at 9 o'clock, and when
he did call he was arrested. He gave the
name Of Herbert GOllauder, aged 43 years.
and said that he was acting for another
man
Although the Belgian consul informed
the police of the robbery a couple Of
months ago at the house in Brussels Of
the Count Of Flanders, brother Of King
Leopold H., and it was then thought that
the foreign prisoners had been the
burglars, the theory was partially dis
carded this morning, as the stock was
SUCH as would come from a jewelers..
The three foreigners were brought be-
fore Justice Goetting in the Lee avenue
police court at noon and arraigned on a
charge Of grand larceny The complaint
was signed by Detective Cochran, and al
legged that upon information and belief,
he accused them Of stealing $4,000 worth
Of iewelry.
Through Lawyer Edward Moran, who
speaks French, they pleaded not guilty,
aud the trial was continued, upon his re-
quest, for one week. No bail would be
accepted