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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-30
a MARYLAND Hnnrinr.

CHEsTERTowN. Md, Jan. 80. Thomas
Thompson, colored, was hanged here
yesterday, for the murder on the night
Of Aug. ~, 1891, OF William Adams,
also coiored. Thompson held up bravely
messed ths execution. the first ' II Tis
county since the hanging Of the three
Cosden murderers In 1851.
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Dying from InhaIing Poison.

FREEHoLD, n. j., Jan. so. - Mrs.
George Hopping. wife Of wealthy
DYING horrible death. a few days
ago she inhaled some smoke over d cook
stove filed with green and unseasoned
wood. "A day or two later her head.
face and breast began to swell, until
now she is unable to see, eat or talk.
1t Is believed the wood in the stove was
covered with poison ivy or sumach.
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Eco HARBoR, N. j., Jan. 30. Most Of
the large clothing factories Of this place
have shut down on accounted dull times.
The result - that fully tw0-thirdB Of the
population are entirely idle. The cloth
ing industry is the chief means Of liveli-
hood Of the residents here, and this shut
down win entail great poverty ID its
track
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enioided in Z nan POND.

BRID0EroN, N. T., Jan. 80.-Emily
Bateman, 40 years old, committed sui-
eide at Cedarville, d few miles south Of
here, BY walking in cut ont iii the ice
and drowning herself. She stripped
several rings from her hand and also q
night cap she wore, and tied them up iii
her handkerchief and laid them on the
leo beside the hole. Boys who were
skating found the body.
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Five colorcd Minor Ikilled,

STAUNToN, Va, Jan. 80. by the pre-
mature explosion Of blast ut the Rush
Run coal mines, Fayette county, W.
Va, five men were killed and FIVE
wounded, all colored laborers. The
names Of three Of the killed are Clarence
Hill, Of Greenville, Va.;rJohn Porter, of
Booker, Of Halifax county, Va.
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WASHINGTON Jan. 80. Secretary Eos
ter quietly returned to town yesterday,
and rested for the day at his house, keep
ing out Of the way Of tiresome visitors.
He returned to his desk at the treasury
department this morning.
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nIaryIanal's New Treasurer.

ANNAPOIIs, Nd, Jan. 30. Colonel
Spencer G. Jones. Of Montgomery
county, was elected state treasurer yes
terday in joint session OF the general
assembly. and Edison NJ. Schryver was
elected police commissioner for Bal
ttimore. Mr.. Schryver succeeds himself.
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VIENNA. Jan. 80. - The government
has won IN the Hungarian elections, the
result being 201 Liberals to 14l OPPOSE
ton.
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TIL CHILHAN AFFAIR ENDED.
II May Be supplemented by the De
parture Of Minister Mont.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.--At yesterdays
cabinet meeting, which was uncom-
monty short, the Chilean matter was
discussed. II was decided that Minis
ter Egan s Gull be instructed to say to
Senior Peirelra, Chilean minister Of for
eign affairs, that his reply to the note Of
Secretary Blaine Of the 21st inst. indi-
Gated = desire on the part Of the Chilean
government to Salty the United States
Of its feeling of regret over the assault
upon the sailors Of the Baltimore in Val
paraiso. The replies as to the Malta
note OF Dec. II and the request for the
recall Of Minister Egan, the latter win
be directed to say, are entirely satisfac-
tory. Such being the case, our govern
ment viii leave the matter Of reparation
to the sufferers by the assault to Chile
to initiate according to her sense of JUS
tice and right, and with salute to the
United States flag the incident will be
considered closed by this government.
Until Chile makes some offer of repara-
ton, of course, there win be nothing to
arbitrate, as no points of difference ex-
list. The offer may be 50 satisfactory
that arbitration on that score viii not
be necessary.
AT the cabinet meeting the contents
of dispatch from Minister Egan re-
ceived Thursday; Were made known. 1t
Is said that Mr.. Egan confirmed the
story reported from Santiago that mem
bers Of the Chilean government had
stated that Senior Montt, the Chilean
minister at Washington, has niisled his
government by the advice he had dis
patched to them, which had the effect Of
seriously compromising the government
in their dealing with the controversy.
A report is current that Senior Montt
has intimated his intention of leaving
Washington, but it cannot be confirmed.
It is believed that If the Chilean minister
has not already given notice Of this in.
tention he soon will do so.
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TWO VIENNA FIENDS
End Of a Remarkable Murder Trial
in Austria's Capital.
BOTH MN AND WIFE CONVICTED.

4 Couple Who Employed Servant
Girls Only 10 XIII Them for the
Possession or the Clothing They
Wore - The Afiscreants Confess
Their Guilt.
vienna, Jan. 30.--The sensational
Schneider murder trial Is ended. The
jurors required only seventy minutes to
find Schneider guilty of the seven muir
ders charged against him, and verdict
Of guilty against Frau Schneider for the
murder Of Vincenzia Zouffar.
The Judge Immediately sentenced both
prisoners to death. Both executions will
take place on the same day. but Frau
Schneider win be executed first.
For cold blooded cruelty this case
stands almost without parallel in the
annals OF crime In this city. 1t came to
the knowledge of the authorities, after
long and patient investigation, that q
large number of girls had been en-
ployed by Franz Schneider and his wife
Resale, and that after they had been at
work for short time they would dis
appear and never be heard Of again.
Revolving Murders.
All the evidence obtainable pointed In
\ the direction Of the Schneiders a hay-
| ing knowledge of the Fate 81 the girls.
4 and finally thew were placed under AZ.
i rest on the charge az murdering EIGHT az
their servants.
i Their trial has been nroceeding for
several DAYS. and for brutal and sensa-
tional Developments Il stands without
comparison mere. II was shown that
the prisoners. On the pretext nj employ.
ing the girls. had enticed them 70 their
home. Once there. their tate wa
sealed.
Schneider was confronted on Tuesday
with the skull and hair az one 81 his vic.
TINS. Resale Kleinrath. and with the
torn Clothing she had worn NJ fra time
Of her death. This ghastly exhibit had
great effect upon Schneider who broke
i down Completely and confessed his r1iiIt.
He described ii detail his method 81 az.
Il ING away with the unfortunate pirls
4 who fell into his power. IA would "
to the room occupied bv the Girl lasl
employed by his wife, and despite hel
PRAYERS and entreaties would criininally
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E1-secretary Bayard's Opinion.

WILMINGTON, Del, Jan. 30.-Mr. Bay
ard, ex-secretary Of state, expressed his
thorough qualification over theprospect-
i've, amicable and honorable adjustment
of the Chilean controversy. THE note
of Secretary Pereira to the American
minister in Chile" said Mr.. Bayard,
seems to me to leave nothing that can
be reasonably or justly asked for by the
people Of the United States. It is frank,
manly, self respecting and explicit, and
at the same time thoroughly respectful
and even deferential to the United
States y
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The Weather.

Light rain, followed by fair, cooler;
northwesterly winds.
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HOPE ABANDONED
Two More Of the Missing ScOy Men
Saved from the Sea.
BUT TWELVE ARE STILL MISSING.

The Chances Are That These Men
Have Met Watery Grave Their
Boats In . sinking Condition
When Last seen--TerribIe sufrer-
ings or the Rescued Men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10


children, is said 10 be on the verge OF
matrimony again. She will wed, it is
said. jose Martinez de Rhoda. marquis
OF Spain, who has inherited many
proud titles. He has arrived IN New
York on the French line steamship La
Champagne. Nine. De Barrios denies
that she contemp!ates . second marri-
age. She is the widow of Gen. Just0
Rufiro De Barrios, at one time presl-
dent of Guatemala. who was slain in
the blslIe of Chaichuapa on April 2,
1885. Her husband had practically
kidnapped her from her home in the
highlands of Guatemala and she was
married at the age OF fourteen years.
She Is now probably about thirty-two
years o,d. Her father is Juan Az aricio,
= commission merchan: at No. l0l Pearl
street, New York.
Nine. Do Barnos has lived in New
York since 1885 and "a her fortune is es-
timated ct SO. 600. 900, she has natur-
ally been allie To- entertain handsomely.
She gave fancy dress hall few years
ago that astonished the social world by
its magniticence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
BRUTAL MURDER.
An Italian Kills His Wife and Then
Himself.

Himself.
CHICAGO, March 9.-Antonlo Cribaro,
an Italian living in the rear of No. 81
Ewing street. this morning brutally
murdered his wife, and then killed
himself.
Crlbaro was jealous of his wife. He
had not been home for several days,
and during his absence his wife had
been sleeping downstairs in another
apartment. About o'clock this morn
ing Cribaro returned, and going up
stairs began washing his hands. His
wife heard HIM walking around and
went up TO see him. As she stepped
into the room Cribaro caught sight of
her, and, drawing . large revolver,
shot her dead. She fell with her head
partly under the bed, and the flowing
blood covered the dirty floor. Think
ing probably that his work had no, beer
fully accomplished. the murderer
secured hatchet and buried it in the
woman's head. IL was found In that
position.
AZ soon as the shot was fired several
neightors ran up-stairsand met CrlbarO
coming out of the room. He still car
ried the smoking revolver in hIs right
hand. and pushing the people aside
rapidly descended toward the yard.
Tie murderous Italian then made his
way into me area-way between the two
houses, and unsuccessfuliy endeavored
20 Kill himself with the revolver. The
bullet entered his neck under the Jaw,
but did not prove fatal. He then drew
ttiletto and slashsd hrs throat tili he
dropped dead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
MEN WHO ARE In TT
Tariff Battle Begins and Nc
MILAN Opens Debate.
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE FREE
Teas ef II 10 Be Sent Through The Country
springss's Free Wssl bal-No cessa.
ton Of the Flood Of Statistics.

WAsHIssros. March s.-Ths country
twill nov have constant 1eod Of tariff
talk from the house unni the date
nxsd fer the consideration OF the silver
bill. The object of these speeches Will
not be 20 much to pass new tarin lava
ss to furnish campaign docu msnts.
speeches made III congress Are carried
free in the malta, aud the machine
which distributes thls sort Of campaign
material 10 10 be worked to its full
yapaclty.
Mr.. Mcmillan of Tennessee. who has
been plsced IN charge OF the tariff
ssnce VI. Springer is no longer able to
lead the hxht,is . comparatively young
man, but one Of long congressional az
peTienee. He was only about 35 when
be entered congress ana has been con-
fnuously in that hody since the be-
rlnnIng OF the Farty-axtn congress.
He has streag vss:ee and . quick in-
seilect and - fairly welt posted on the
tariff subject. anG probably the best
leader that the democrats have in .
contest OF thIs kidd lie has an ad-
vantage over Mr. Mills, the central
figure IN tariff d. bates, in hrs coolness
aud readiness IN rs;orf- He is broad
shouldered, well huiis man With brown
mustache. hair carefully conlhed over
the large bald spot atop his welt shaped
head, and sell possession which en-
sbles him 10 meet every antagonist and
hold his oHn from the standpoi n, Of his
party.
Aiits the Csnfra, Figure.
Mr.. Mills. who has heretofore been
the central figure in tariff fights, is
defeat IN The speAkership contest.
Whether he will 60 into the tariff tight
Is uncertain. Mr.. Mills personal ap-
pearanee has been 60 often described
that every reader must have well IN his
mlnd's eye the hrlstiing grey mus
tzche, scattering locks, round face and
well developed figure OF the Texas
Champion of the Cleveland idea. Mr..
Bynum. who will also take q hand IN
the fight, is tall, rather slender, with
black inustache ahd hair, good voice,
hut not so apt At repartee as Mr.. Nc
MiIlin. Two men who are also lis
tened TO on the tariff, and who are 90
similar in personal appearance ~ to be
often mistaken for each other, are Mr.
Wilson Of West Virginia and .Ciif'
Breckinridge OF Arkansas. Tney are
probably the most scholarly men on
the democrstie side. Each 10 rather
below the average size and height. with
grcyish brown mustscne and specta-
ries.
One Of the new men Of the house
who IS expected to take . pretty active
part N the tariff discussion " Mr..
Bryan, of Nebraska. He is broad
shouldered, about flve feet ten inches
in height, with snooth-shaven face and
boyisn appearances, keen bIce eyes and
hair - black rs = ravens wing. He
has made careful study OF the tariff
Tor his years. bus is pretty likely to be
tripped up by sonse Of the older nem-
bers on the republican side before be
gets through with II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
STOLE NEARLY So, 900.
A Bookkeeper PLIERS to Aid Keepers of
Policy Shops.

A Bookkeeper PLIERS to Aid Keepers Of
Policy Shops.
NEW YORK, March civilian A.
Lozec. who was = prisoner ~ police
headquarters tonight, has been playing
policy since May. 1890, and TO do it had
embexzled s3l .s02.56 from Moileson
Brothers. paper dealers, No. Is Beck
man street. by whom he had for many
years been employed IS confidential
bookkeeper. OF the money be took,
i.ozeo has now only . little over $500.
For this he has endured three years Of
racklng anxiety of mind. has sacrificed
home. friends and good name, and now
swalts . convict's stripes. Inspector
Byrnes was so deeply impressed by
Lozee's story that today he Organized
and carried OFT . Wholesale raid on the
policy shops where Loxee had lost add
won money. He says he will continue
the crusade until he has closrd every
one of them. Molleson Bros. for con-
siderable Time have been puzzled to un-
derstand Why their profits were 80
small. Finally they started an investi-
CATION, ana we're amazed TO find that
Lozce had been systematically robbing
them. His complete control over the
books had enabled him to falsify them
with little chance of detection.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
ALMA's OUTLOOK.
DR.. Lancashire Tells what Flourishing
Town il Il.


Town il Il.
DR.. ]. Fl. Lancashire Of Saginaw,
medical director OF the Wright SANTA
rum at Alma, MAS . guest at the Nor.
ton yesterday. DR.. Lancashire 10 not
only . brilliant young physician. but
he is genial. all round good fellow as
we'll. "The sanitarium is in excellent
condition" he said. Everything points
points 10 the best It has ever had. Ar
rsngements are being made now to ac-
commodate the summer's trade. There
will be no addition to the sanitarium.
The one made year ago will be sun
cient. but several minor Improvements
will be made.
"There are other things that Alma IL
proud Of bes,des the sanitarium. Her
college isgrowinG and 10 very prosperous
for 90 young an institution. IL already
has 200 studeuts, and has not been run
ming i've years. II has library Of 49,
600 volumes. and its faculty contains
some very scholarly and some very eu-
ergetic men. Its students, as . ciass.
viii unqucstionably compare favorably
with those Of any similar institution in
the country.
al saw something this morning
which convinced methat Alma's
fame had gone abroad in The
land, and that her reputation
was built upon more than one
foundation. At the depot this morn
ing saw large jar of butter on the
platform and noticed that il was con-
signed to Justice Brown Of the United
stafee supreme court On INQUIRY
found that he purchased ali his butter
direct from Alma. That shows what
kind OF an agricultural community
they have there. Let us make butter
for the supreme court and We don't
care who gets the postef5ices.
The D.. l.. a n. ssetem has done q
wonderful amount towards building
MP the towns along its line. and Alma
has been especially benefited. Instesd
ot saving us on rates, II gave the AIrns
shippers practically Grand Rapids
faria. II has done much ~ advances
the interests of the ssnitaYsura. That
recent meeting Of Mschigsn passenger
agents there was Tue to tie ef3orts rf
Mr.. DeiIaven, and erefv nnan who was
there SPOKE enfhusiastcally Of the
town. All OF them asked fer some Of
cur printed msft~r and promised ~
distribute IT. The rasErcsd poiicv Of
dr. DcHsv>n's i IN ny opsnion q
model Of shrsedne<s. He bad the
foresight 20 see that the road rsnicn't
deveioD unless toe cites along the road
DID. In accordance vath that fsea re
has Eooned The towns. and sor bis
read siii share the profit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
Fell seveasy-Five Feet.

MEaFuIs, Tenn. March 9.--Anton
sogergn. y Swedc, met . terrible death
todsy by falling from the bridge across
the 4isssNppl. He was letting down
plank to barge by rope, when il
caught another plank. throwing il
against Sosgcrgin. He was knocked
from the bridge ana fell pevensy-five
feet. his head striking the side Of the
barge. lie then sank into the water.
As the dead body arose to the surface
IL was fished out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

wAsHrSGroS, March 9.-Thc report
sent out that Secretary Blame is in $
critical condition aud that his relatives
have been summoned TO Washington,
- absolutely without foundation. DIR.
Hyatt. at a late hour tonight, said 10
the United Press: II have Just left the
secretary. His fever has entirely dis
appeared; his condition - greatly I'M
proved, 81 much 80 that he will I've up
attending to his duties as usual in 4
few days."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

MINNEAPOLIS. March 9.--Today sulli-
van received an answer to his telegram
sent Yesterday 10 Charlie johnson. his
hacker, 1T Hot springs. directing him &,
cover Cor5etrs forfeit. johnson says
he will cover the forfeit tomorrow. and
any ard all other "bluffers' who de-
sire to make . match can be accommo-
dated IS soon ~ their money u up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

love With her pretty figure. An slope-
msns fellewed 70 the chagrin Of both
nothera The AFFAIR became the talk
OF the town. Fer tao nights previous
70 his abrupt departure Barnett sss up
Ia chair declining TO retire. TIE
young wife publishes Il widely that her
husband had female companion in h.s
tight. Mrs. Barnett. sr., defends her
con BY saying the wifs and hsr mother
dosgsd her son at will.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
WILD TIMES AT MEMPHIS
The Male Population Prepared for fur
thef Trouble.


MFsrHfs, March s.--There - fear OF
fassher trouble tonight. One hundred
and fifty men armed with Winebesters
are wafchinx the negroes IN the snburhs
while The entire police force - en- duty.
The bodies OF the three negroes have
been taken charge of ~ friends. hun
drsds OF negroes are now gstheriug IA
front of their honaeA Atthe lallsver
thing . auie.. Toalgks the details of
the killing WAS learned from one OF
the lynchers. Eve stood NcDevell.
Mo<s and Steward side BY side, then
nsnsed a moment when we fred OH
them. Mcdowell lunged forward, hss-
lnx received the contents of four gans
"a the necx and head. We then com
pied with their request saa turned
toe bodies toward the west and left
General tsrnes. ths commander. of.
fsred 10 call the military 20 arms bat
Judge Duhosss cisrtsy informed bun hc
would see that order sAs preserved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

The Windy City Physician Who Is
Accused Of Murder.
DR.. II. NJ. Scudder. his cell in the
Detention hospital ~ Chicago. ern.
phatically denies that lac murdered ha
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

PIArxFIELp. n. j., March e.-Mlss
Julia r. Buckley, a principal of the
PlaInfeld public school systesn, has
just accepted the position ~ dean Of
the woman's college of the Chicago
University. She Will enter upon her
rev duties October l. Miss Bulkiey
is New England bred woman, ga.
born in Stamford. Conn. about forty
Years ago. was educated Ct Mount
Holyeke, aud came 10 Piainiieid in lsTs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

PHttApxfrHrs, March s.--Seison r.
Evans. director Of the defunct Spring
Gardper National bank. arrested Mon
day last upon . charge OF emhezzle-
psent, was gwen . further hsaring to-
dsy before United States Commlse,oner
BslI. and vas held in $4,000 bail,
vbieh was promptly furnished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

Arnssfs, Ca. March s.--s. ". Bar
nett. son OF the ey secretary OF state.
sftsr iltsse maFe than yssF OF mstfl~
psoesat experiences, Jeff BIS VIE lass
"Wednesday. It's thoaght tlaAt ee seht
se Ne. orseats. Mira Barnett sss a
Miss essnsffa Hart she Hss . pretty
EEI ef 10 shsa ysang Rafasu tosl "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

Prrrssess. March s.--Thls afternoon
ere Of unknown origin totally de-
uroyed the Duncan glass factory.
knewn ss factory "D" of the United
stateS Glass eomp~ny. on Tenth street.
puth sise. Loss $3.50 coo; insurance
tis4. 600. Two hundred men are thrown
sus of employment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

wAsriSsroS. March s.--Ths conds-
bon OF Mr. springer is much improved.
Dr. Vincent. the Old family physician.
left tonight FOR home. springfield. I'll.
Unless something unforeseen oceurs,
Mr.. Springer viii nave speedy conveles-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

An.wsEkEa. March a,-The eosiee
son OF paintings. ssesi enxfsvlngs Ard
.sesliAneous art wofks IN ths stefe
saisers of xolel h lelnhard valued 81
over 80. .e5o vas destroyed By IRE 10
alsht. DaBsgs 70 bsillsaz. $soo9s falsy
assured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

oTrAwa. I'll. March s.-Mfs ". r.
6onld OF Moline. one OF the membefs
x tho fllnsois wonsn's Exposfioa
eosra, organIzed the iasslle County
Nomen's Columbian Exposition eius'
here today. MIRA Thomas u. satssn
vas eli, esed president, and Mrs. III
swift, treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

UxsoSrovS, Pa. March s-John w.
Harmony. a xfsss cutter. attempted To
murder Ms wife this morning. failing
IN ths he cut his ewn throat with a
pensnsfe. aying IN few minutes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10

IoxnoS, Nsreh =. = The German
steamer Messln2, from London fof
MsFseilies, sas wrecked OF sellly, aud
Only enc Of her crew Of twsnsy six nlen
e<cape2-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-10
MADAME DE BARRIos.

Hss Rumorsd intended Marriage With .
spAnish Marquis.
Nine. De RArries. who possesses the
anomalous charm Of being young.
beautiful. rich and the mother Of eight