The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-17
H HOUSES ROBBED.
Burglars Made u Number of HauIs
During the Big Parade.


Yesterday morning several other people,
in addition to those named in the Journal
yesterday, reported to the police that their
houses had been entered by burglars dur
ing the parade Thursday night. The police
learned that the burglars visited many
houses, but only occasionally entered one.
They would ring the door bell, and, if there
was no one at home, they would burglarize
the place. H. M. Ohr, of 70 East st. To-
seph street. reported that his house had
been entered and that the burglars secured
a gold watch, some rings and silver
spoons.
AT the residence Of r. L.. Dorsey, on
Central avenue, the burglars took
a watch and some small articles
of jewelry- AT the residence of NJ. l.. Hare,
800 North pennsylvania street, some jew
elry, silverware, a gold watch and revolver
are missed. The home of JOIN c. Dean, 81
NCrth pennsylvania street, suffered the
greatest loss, and much greater than was
first supposed when Mr.. and Mrs. Dean dis
covered, on returning from the parade, that
burglars had visited the house. Here the
burglars got a valuable pendant set with
diamonds, three gold rings, a diamond pin,
several gold scarf pins and two pairs of
gold bracelets, a pair of gold earrings, a
silver ice cream set. fifty-four silver spoons,
a diamond lace pin, a lace fan and SIC in
money. Mr.. Dean has offered a reward of
$i0e for the recovery of the goods. S. e.
Perkins, 53 North Pennsylvania street, lost
So0 ~NHhoNN a SOlu MdlCn
and some Silverware.
The following is a complete list of the
goods stolen by the burglars, as reported
TO the police.
From the residence of John c.. Dean. No
81 North Pennsylvania street-One pair
solitaire screw earrings. about IL carat
stones; one heart-shaped pin. set with
pearls and diamonds; one large feur de lis
pin, set with pearls; one string gold beads:
one gold bracelet, with diamond set in
clasp; one bracelet of canoes. linked to-
gether with gold; one set of earrings and
pin, two Stick-pin miniatures, ON porcelain:
one bar pin. set with three emeralds; one
stick pin, large ruby in center. surrounded
by diamonds; one stick pin fieur de lis of
pearls; one stick pin, crown-Shaped, with
pearls: one stick pin. green enamel and
pearls; two plain band rings; one ring,
'MiZpah,' in black enamel: one fine neck
chain; one plain hoop bracelet: one class
stick pin, with three Greek letters; one set
three opal studs; one pair garnet screw
the word Stanford across it. shape of
flag; one long chain of turquoise beads:
one chain pink Roman pearls; one pearl
cross, figure of Christ carved upon it, at
tached to string of beads; one stick pin.
sword shaped, of blue enamel and gold:
numerous stick pins and small articles.
twenty-four coffee spoons, one olive spoon
two bonbon spoons, one large spoon, Yer
salt spoons, one silver measure. one brown
leather pocketbook, silver trimmings.
marked Lillian Wright Dean" $3.50 in
money.
From the residence of NJ. L. Hare. No.
500 North Pennsylvania street-One pearl
lace pin, one pair old-fashioned gold brace
lets, one large berry spoon. one black
enameled pin, with diamond in center. one
gold wire bracelet, set with two diamonds
and two sapphires; one gold bracelet. rope
style; one gold watch. open face English
make; five silver Hindoo bracelets.
From the residence of S. e. Perkins. No.
573 North Pennsylvania street-One open
face gold watch, one ,pair gold cuff buttons.
one pair shell cuff buttons, one necklace.
hair and gold; one lavender enamel pin. set
with diamond; one pair amethyst earrings.
one bar pin, gold and blue enamel: six
plated forks. one gold and pearl spoon, one
revolver, lot of old coins.
From the residence of r. L.. Dorsey. No.
233 Central avenue-Go'd watch. Waltham
make. 10 size Appleton e Tracy movement.
From the residence of III. NJ. Ohr. No. 73
East st. Joseph street-Open face gold
watch, Waltham movement.