The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-06-29

sSNnS9e AA4A = ~ LAVAL LII ~ u
altieas.sssps,nua %soutaierner, the other
assN estaesiTsnnsears-wiis likewise be in
ss'oastssaanaa posslbly six customs
sh0uEeinspetcf0rs will be charged by
asfederalf grand jury with having con-
lniYedRwith the three millionaires to
admit fres Of dnty-in consideration
SOfs 3I0O#shribes---the gems which
etlktns'' showered upon the wol,..-
Richard Parrr, the deputy surveyor
ss01 the port. whose clever and per-
sniateat&detectiye work for more than
assyearssinaarthed the smuggling, has
about completed his task; and a won
dersuHy romantic story will be re-
yAaiedSwhen ne takes the witness
gain the confidence OF Mrs.
sJenkilsSst was unnecessary for eParr to
MasQ1erade IL h sadmirer of hers.
sHeNSdltdAsp, FIRST telling his wife what
NhaSWassgning to o
Story III, the Jewels.
MrsssE1rr8snot only knows all about
tbeSnilufigIagling but likewise all
ah0lt the sensational robbery of
AA&s14 ktna ,saa t,sEthesHotel9Lo-
ihissSlfaItsesYiny1sSO when she declared
that All eherss3ewels had been stolen.
#SaOn4JHnea25. 4 1903 ""Mr and Mrs. 8.
sW.SJenkinas arrivedsin New York on
the Lusifenia from Europe. They
had ssbeen making aatOur OF the OLD
ssW0tldss for over three months. ssJen-
NOTWITHSTANDING name assumed by the
sWe1tafsn millionaire. They were ac-
SscOflp6Hted from Europe by q south
ssArneF had knownsthe woman be-
Tore fheasWesterner became infatuat-
SedNWttlfshe Through the western
NeTssSfntere1tsin the woman, and her.
friend ship ffor sthessouthern man, the
latter shadssbe enabled to borrow
N1Argeslms Of money from the love
ased#millionaire4wit which to
zsMnanceifsome southern enterprises.
I l1t eesIplaairaRhr0ught back on the Lust
stA~nfaSeteyen big trunks and three
smaller baggage contraptions. The
e filed with the most
sSc0stly laces.sagowns,a lingerie and.
RlpxasSbySt heshundreds of pairs, made
especially inSNaples for the million
aires scharmer.
100 Worth Of Good Declared.
ssg GMatOm officers. accepted the decla-
ration Of ~ w. sJenkins'" that he
S1ndssssMrs Jenkinss had brought back
fr0MtSSEurOpe only 300 worth OF du-
TABLE goods. the amount allowed by
Sslaw.
The customs inspectors assigned
Ito the baggage went through the
examining their trunks and
1hln1Nhaga and, cleared the entire lot
an lin Then OF to the Breslin
hOtSiHsNent { /. and Mrs. Jenkins
sAndAthefr Southern friend.
saSSssM fssad6 4 Alsssss@aJenkins occupied
af00idsss621ss2@aa the Breslin for a few
days and then departed for Chicago
Aswiere SssMF ffs.Jenkins'' occupied a
mansion In Sheridan road, the cost of
saNhfcchhI iss not known.
It ID Known, however. that the mil
sSlfDnafre spents$24,OOO on interior
sdecorati0ns alone.
S~Oi,therner Carried Gems.
SS&JIt is stated by the government Of
Ulcers that the Southern companion
81 thesMconple seemed actually de-
formed when heSentered the Breslin.
Hotel Office, sOsstuffeds were his spock-
cts with thesjewels the Westerner had
sapurchasedNin Europe, alike for his
wife andchildren.
IhaSSgems wereSturned over to their
spRners at the hotel. Soon after. "Mr.
and 4 Mrs jenkins reach the BHeslin
they were visited by four or five Of
The customs inspectors who had han
died their baggage and each was Civ
I 100 VIE Jenkins
First Story of Jewel Theft.
IA Tst0fN u The theft of the jew
els Com the trunk of Mrs. jenkins
At theSsxclusfve Hotel Lorraine, New
York December III, 1902 is an.
amazing unfolding of criminal clev-
gerless. 1T also shows clever detec-
tive work, ending in the recovery OF
the Jewels here In Chicago In March,
1910.
Charles Rosenthal, twenty-five
IyearssOlds d former convict In the re-
1ormatofy at Elmira. N. ", waiter
az trade. November and Deem
Der 1903 n q employed as waiter at
snn4ns ct the fashionable uptown New
KorkscafesfIe frequently saw Mrs.
'Jenkins at5Sthis cafe. had waited on
SerSS5and also had noticed her lavish
Iabpllayo f Jewels. He was q novice
Sasscriminal hut the more he saw OF
4lBJeNeisathefn more his cupidity was
osaenthal determined to get Jew
fsS@trailed Mrs. jenkins and
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