The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-03
Jewels Recovered.

liable papers were stolen. II.
Jewels Recovered. Il
In Wainwright's trunk the detectives
found diamond brooch valued at $lO,,
900, and other small valuablesiq He had
sold some OF the plates but this was
recovered before his arrest. Some OF
lis, where Wainwright had sold it be-
fore he left for the east, evidently to
get expense money.
DR.. Pinault's loss will not be large
and the police hope to get back al OF
the plate, some of which was OF the
period Of Louis XIV Of France. II
the man now held by the police will
talk, at all, he will probably tell where
every stolen article can be found.
thousands In Loot.
The detailed list Of the stolen prop.
erty shows that the loot amounted
to thousands of dollars and would make
the thief Independently rich Many OF
the articles had been in the family Tor
$50 years and were exact patterns OF
the silver owned by the French kings.
The jewels are all of excellent quality
and set in hand carved mountlngs'
Among the treasures was a Richelieu
watch studied with rare gems and had
p0oA cno PtuPeLty u pIoHAnolnI 49, i., -
France. Medallions and canoes that
cannot be valued in money were stolen
and have not yet been recovered. Pear
necklaces, emerald and diamond rings
and bracelets were stolen from Mrs
Plnault. The papers were valueless tc
anyone but DR.. and Mrs. Pinault. They
consisted mostly Of mining and bank
stocks and could not DE sold. IN.
Recovered sin CITY. Z
| One hundred and fifty pieces Of thu
| missing silver were recovered in thu
Minneapolis pawn shops. a These were
chiefly small silver dishes and knives
and forks. In the list of goods recov
cred here there were 81 table sill
Yer spoons, 26 spoons, Of different sizes
~ forks and spoons Of different,
! vermeil forks, 20 .vermeil knives,
heavy ladies', gold spoons, 3 silver oys
ter forks and 20 other small pieces tina
have not yet been classed. An antique
teapot, silver tuEeen land severa
heavy soup ladies were also recovered
+. The Booty of the Thief.
Following is list Of the entire loot
Two large white pearl earrings; emeral bagu
ring surrounded with diamonds; SAP phire ring
set with diamonds; antique watch, studded wit
diamonds; gold chatelaine; brooch, pearls an
| diamonds; cross with brtlliants; cross; pair cal
rings; bracelet; necklace, two strings of pearls
pair earrings, pendant in black pearls; Richelie
watch, with gold chain: cameo. fob, engrave
Richelieu and Louis KILL repeater; necklac
| small coffee spoons, Vermel; bracelet In golt
canoes Of different sizes; bracelet in gold, tw
diamonds, two emeralds, two rubies: fourtee
dessert spoons (vermeil, a composition of silye
and gold) fourteen dessert forks, Yermeil; tw
decorations, large and small order of St. Gree
DRY; Doctors cameo ring; gold stick PIN set wit
large pearl; pair earrings In lapis; pair cal
rings, in amber; earrings in gold; long nee
chain, gold fob; necklace false pearls; tire
medallions, one head Of Napoleon; four, Ion
silver platters, different sizes, marked j. 2.
A. E.; nine round silver plates P. J. or A. E.
four silver soup tureens marked C.J: Pr
4 two silver ~ err. cups whit saucers g,M ~; 81
srdiniere silver anfes axsr saase SS twenty
silver plates, long silver box from Titan
seh1sn s ssr desert desert f9rt
Ply; four double stNerasalt eellars .t,.Ms CD
four round silver salt cellars, I'm, GU; mus
!. two forks in silver Of the French style 90
P..or "A. G.'@; small silver soapa tureen g..
SILVER M tP
silver sSt' atS two silver M speel
81 Po'D; isl FORK. spoon and and serving knit.
one ID. MI; three sets forks and ter speoI
eas5ero 81 6 SILVER H MffRS eeneye
twenty four silver desert Knives, ivory handle,
knives, vermeil; mint manteau; lace dress; rol
of black and white lace; picture, Quarry Worl
man," marked Baily on frame; Internation
Elevator company preferred stock certificate, s.
, issued to Marie Julie Pinault; $4,000 share
: ttifcates Of Merchants National bank Of s
Cloud, n. T.. Pinault; $1,000 stock certificate
:, whitney; eightyztive shares Cold Storage cor
!, ipany, st. Cloud, to A. G. Whitney; .certifca
, No 80, First State bank, Red Lake Falls, fit
: five shares to Theodore Garceau; six note
y Peterson & Co., to order N. l. Pinault. one f
$1,250, four for 500 and one for $3.50; NOR
l note, So, 900, to concern at Iowa Falls, guara
e teed by bank, transferred to n. J. Pinaul
five 5000 notes; one $3.50 note by Myron
N. J. Pinault; one Torrens registration cert
fcate Of land in Hennepin county to Mar