The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20

valued AT SIS from Leopold Rogge. The
members OF the grand jury were not sure
OF the mans real name, So 10 avoid pos
sihilitv Of mistake. he is described In the
indictment by the following aliases: Arnan
de Lgnc. Count Arnau de lAenc. Armand
Forget. and T.. Carton. Tho man mas
travelled much. and used different name
I'm nearly every place he has been Inc
grand jury didn't have the Itinerary SO
fhcv couldu't make the description more
complete.
THE Indictment will probably do,
though. for practical purposes. Di hlNlere
IS now IN iail in Richmond, where he was
arrested on Tuesday. He posed there AZ
the agent OF the Compagnie Generate
Trapsatlantlque and the nephew or a.
Forget. the NeE York agent OF the com>
many. Last Monday. on the strength OF
his ALLEGED relationship 10 Mr.. forSet'
Simon COIN. OF Richmond, was ABOUT 10
lend him some money. TO make sure 'na,
the man was all right Conn telegrapheu
80 Mr.. FORGET The latter wired back
that he knew no such person. Inc I'M
pcetor was then arrested.
..rhe Richmond telegram was not the
rret OF a similar nature which Mr. Forget
has received. Others have come 10 MN
from Philadelphia. Washington. and Bal
timorc. Therefore. when COINS message
was received Mr.. Forget notified Captain
o'Brien. The latter. hearing the dcscrip-
tions Mr.. Forget had received OF his
nephew" remembered that they tailed
with that OF q man who had arrived
here by tho Red Star liner Friesland on
December 18th. on the voyage over ne
met Leopold Royce, a mechanical engin-
cor from BRUSSELS. After borrowing most
of the money ECrye had the man who
said he was Count Lucien Afnau di RI
Were took Roggo 10 the Hotel Martin and
stolc his watch and chain. Then he dis
Later he turned up at the Broadway
Central stll later he registered at the
Murray HIu. and on December 2ith, ne
registered al the Hotel Brunswic" as T.
Calment." While at the Brunswick cal
ment" made the acquaintance OF the COM
tcsse Orgies d'Ivry Of Montreal ana slole
from hcr a gold watch, which she valued
as am heirloom.
'Calmenr occupied room 229. when
overloolls the rear Of the house Of J.
Townsend Burden. at 5 east Twenty-sixth
street on the night Of December Zth
tho Burden house was robbed of $lpWv
worth Of diamonds The morning after
the robbery. n night gown. marked 'E'
Calment." was found in the yard in the
roar of the Burden house. "Calment
left the Brunswick the day after the TOD
berry. II has been thought by many tnat
entrance 10 the Burden house was effected
through rear window from the Bruins
wick. CAPTAIN O'Brier- says that there
IL no reason TO believe that 'Caimehl
is the diamond thief.
con the strength Of the robbery OF kogg
bv Count Lucien d'Arnau Ill fNiere
capfaip O'Brien teIcgraphed TO the chief
of-rolice Of Richmond 70 hold the man ne
has under arrest. Upon the Indictment
found yesterday requisition papers VIII he
issued. and Detective Sergeant Doran VIII
90 10 Richmond on Saturday to bring the
man TO New York. As he is wanted Tor
ewindling in Jacksonville. Savannah
charleston. and Richmond. it may not De
posslble to bring him North. count
Iucien" has retained a lawyer and VIII
resist extradition.'