The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24
THE BURDEN JEWELS.


The, Have All Reea Practically Ke..,.,
. In fondoa Through the Ares, -,
l"issr>. Dnniop and Turner. by s..,t.
~" inspectors frocst and nar--Ib,
burdens MN 40 TO I-.udoa al one.
LONDON, April i>-Two men. t,ivir,
'heir names n Dunlap and Tllrr.r
''" "escrhing themselves as s,r.nii..
men servants. were arraignci ia Nh.
marlborough street police cnnr,
thursday, charged with having N
.helr possassion - diamonds. avrr...,,.
.ng .s,opin value for possessing ,..ht..
hey were unable To give any >,t;.
factory account. Dnnlap said ,h.v t...f
s't The diamonds from tine old lew N
hatt"n Garden. Turncrsaid he wasla..
Employed by a gentleman in New l,r,s
A-.d had left that situation in F..hru.
AIRY last The two men were rcn,.r,..t
Cor "A week without bail.
iolice Inspector Froest searched H..
ouglng> OF the men and found fh..-.
jcwciry worth $4,000. II il believe
mar the jewels are the proceeds Of nv.
robbery Of the residence of |. Towns.
end Burden in New York some Tim.
~" III = understood that Inspector
"a.
tilted TO ti.oOo reward
i"lice Inspector Froess said "a
representative of the United Pres ~
lay that he had often seen Dunlop ana
Turner within the last few DAYS NJ
the neighborhuod of Bond str..,
FROM their dress, manner and peu.r,,
appearance, he thought there Wa
something suspicious about them. and
Yesterday he and Inspector Hare deter.
mined 70 ascertain their cha racter. he
had not expected. however. To fna ~,
burden robbers and. as a mat,.r II,
tact, had no description of then,
ne circumstances were that he and
Inspector Hare virtually seized them
without any particular pretcxt and
searched them in the street. They
round the two packages Of diamond,
IN bunlops breast pocket. and after
locking their prisoners up. wen, r.
heir lodgings, where they found $40
~ worth 81 lewelry and diamonds
many 81 the latter being loose stone.
quantity OF " hich Were contained n
'haia"l> leather belts inspectors
roeSt and Hare believe they hav.. Se
nred the entire proceeds OF the Eur.
'rn robbery. and claim for the re-
ward has been sent to Mr.. Burdens
clicitors.
Inc quantity Of jcwelry received i
and i By far the larDeS,
aus he police have made in year,
The Burden Family Notified
NEW YORK, April l..-The Burden
'H'liy received two ca kilograms from
ae Scotland Yard police which salts
eel them that Dunlop and Turner
ere the thieves. and that the ,iia-
ond> found in their possession are the
urden jewels. 1t was rcport.d ,ha,
ic burdens intend to sail az once ~,
uF"i~- as result of the arrest of
ic TWO men Dunlop il said 10 hav.
zen butler in the Burden hou>ch.ld
hiic urner had charge Of the DOB
'apt Briea denied positively
thursday that there was any trnfl, IL
$ story that the Burden robbers
ere 70 De arrested in London. /, !.
ppo>ed that he made this denial ~,
{ purpose Of Withholding any fact.
out the matter I'm his pos>e, sion un-
ne mad received official coinrnunica
N from the Scotland Yard that -,
"a were IN custody. III they refu-e
come to New York vithnut l,.;pc
tradited. there will be con,ia.-,bi.
lay in bringing the prisoner, baex
this country.
cry hkeiy Central office men VIII
sent across the ocean FOR them.
he robbery occurred at Mr.. /.
wnsend BURDEN ; city residence. No
last Iweniy-sixth street. On ia,
~ OF December q of last year
ne an but one member Of tn. fam;.
we're al the thcatcr. Nearly all OF
jewels were locked up in "A small
~ Mr burdens bed room. Ap
entity they could not have beer
re secure unless they had beer
ed IN a safe deposit vault.