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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
The Pensions Cutdown.

WARRINGTON, July i5.-Just $500 pen.
sioners have been suspended up to date
under the recent ruling requiring benefici-
aries Of the act OF Juno ~. 1890, to prove
total disability where they are drawing
pensions of SIC per month The suspen
sions sre we'll distributed throughout the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15

HAvEnHILl, Mass, July iS-H NJ Sar-
gent, secretary Of the Republican city COM
mites, says that Greenhalgc IL by long
odds tho choice Of the Haverhill Repubai-
cans for governor, and that he will have a
solid delegation from this city to the state
convention.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15

ROCHESTER,, N. H, July lS.-Postmaster
Greenfield was alone in the postoflice yes
terday whom stron ger engaged him In
conyersat1Cn at the delivery window, when
"a acccmplice extracted the contents Of
che safA about as In money and 600 In
etampz Mr.. Greenfield saw him and gave
chase. The man was stopped, and an
of3cer arrested him- Tho stolen property
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15

Co0coRp, N. H., July l5 In the Graf
ton county shrievalty case counsel fm
Brigham Oemocrat) moved for Judgment
Counsel for Hurlbutt asked for delay and
the court granted q continuance until
July q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15

BOSTON. July 15-James Russell Reed,
commissioner Of foreign mortgage corpora
tions. thinks the call for a complete inan-
cial statement of the Lombard Investment
company's affairs q step in the right direo-
fton-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15

OHERKYvrE1p, Me-, July l5-0tis c.,
the 9-year-olh SON Of Captain A. l. Mitch
ell Of Harrington. was instantly killed by
the accidental discharge OF a gun In the
hands Of Alfred Hall. playmate. u years
old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
JOHNM. DEANCOMPANY,
81o and 821 Westminster Street.
PROVIDENCE.

ia each year shall be a holiday, but It shall not
be lawful TO require payment of notes, checks
and bills of exchange due and payable on said
holiday to be made on the day next previous
thereto.
after its passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
CHAPTER l,eOe.
pa ased Nav "a I9Q3 \


AN ACr In Addition to Chapter 2l2 Of the Pub
Ito Statutes, "of Offences Against Private
Property"
It is enacted by the General Assembly as fol.
lows:
SECTION I. Whoever willfully or malioiouAy
stops or causes to be stopped train on gail
road, for the purpose of entering, leaving OF
wantonly delaying the same, shall be fined not
less than five nor more than fifty dollars.
SEC. q Whoever willfully throws or shoots
missile at q locomotive engine, or railroad OF
street railway car. or at person on such en-
gine or car, or In any way assaults or inter-
feres with q conductor, engineer, brakeman,
driver, or motorman while In discharge of his
duty on or near railroad engine, car, or train,
or on or near street railway car shall be fined
not less than five nor more than one hundred
dollars, or be imprisoned In the county Jail not
less than three months nor more than one year.
SEC. O. Whoever unlawfully and intention
ally Injuries, molests or destroys any electric OF
other signal Of railroad corporation, or any
line, wire, post, or other structure or mechanism
used In connection with such signal on O rail-
road, or destroys, or in any way interferes with,
the proper working Of such signal, shall be pun.
ished by fine not exceeding five hundred dol.
lars. or by imprisonment not exceeding two
years.
Ssc. L This act shall take effect on and aft
er Its passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
CHAPTER l.2aO.
naaaoI N., Ol fQflp

AN ACT Providing for Heating and Lighting Of
Armories of the Several Organizations of the
Brigade Rhode Island Militia and the Naval
Reserve.
It is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. The sum Of seventeen hundred
and fifty dollars or so much thereof as may be
necessary is hereby annually appropriated TO
provide for heating and lighting the different
armories owned or leased by the state and oc-
cupied by the several organizations of the Bri-
gade Rhode Island Militia and the companies
of the Naval Reserve, and the state auditor Is
hereby directed TO draw his orders upon the
general treasurer for the payment of the same
upon receipt Of vouchers approved by the gov
trnor and certified to by the quartermaster
general.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect Immediately.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
JOHN M. DEAN
COMPANY.
SUCCESS OF OUR NEW DEPARTURE

Our bought at store well known and best
customers those who make the small payments regularly agreed
interesting departure by which plan those who
have paid their accounts satisfactorily us privileged add to their
bill lust goods they without payment provided the
amount does exceed the original Of the BILL To
plain Mrs. B. has bought goods the amount S00 which she has
owes only $50 Now should she Chamber Suit Car
pet gerator possibly Baby Carriage and Cradle anything
else she have them other articles added her bill with
paying anything down. provided does not $50 this
case than would make her bill Slo0 The rule
follows whatever you have paid your account in satisfactory payments
you may add goods time without payment down.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
CHAPTER 1,z16.
-. =. -. .a...s.

tPasscu May y, I6VJD
AN ACT Increasing the Salary of the Justice Of
the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District.
II is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION ]. The Justice of the district court
of the seventh judicial district shall receive an
annual salary Of one thousand dollars.
SEo. 2. All acts and parts OF acts inconsist-
ent herewith are hereby repealed, and this act
shall take effect upon its passage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
CHAPTER 1,2l5.
naased Nav oi 1S0a \

PaSsed Nay ~, l5H|D
AN ACT In Amendment of and In Addition to
Chapter q of the Public Statutes, "Of the
Revenue OF the State"
1t is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION ]. Section of Chapter q Of the
Public Statutes is hereby amended so as to
read as follows
"SEc. Q. Every institution for savings shall
annually pay TO the general treasurer forty
cents on each one hundred dollars deposited
herewith, and on each one hundred dollars Of
reserved profits, said sums TO be ascertained
from the returns required TO be made to the
ttate auditor, and to be paid on or before the
hrst Monday in August"
SEC. 2. Section 4 of said Chapter n is here
by amended so as 10 read as follows:
"SEc. 4. Every trust company incorporated
by this state shall annually pay TO the general
treasurer forty cents on each one hundred dol
lars deposited Herewith. on participation, or
In the same manner rs in savings banks, said
sums 20 be ascertained from the returns re-
quired by law to be made TO the state auditor,
and TO be paid on or before the first Monday in
August"
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect on and after
its passage, and all acts and parts Of acts In
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
CHAPTER 1910.
Passed May "A. 1891

AN ACT Authorizing the Several Towns and
Cities to Provide by Ordinance for the Pun
ishment Of Indecent Intoxication.
1t is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SEcTIoN1 !. The several towns and cities in
this state are hereby authorized and empow-
cred to make and ordain such ordinances not
repugnant to the constitution and laws of this
state or Of the United States, as they may deem
necessary 70 prevent and punish indecent In
toxication In said towns and cities, and may
impose penalties for the violation Of such or
dinanccs and regulations not exceeding In
amount twenty dollars, or imprisonment not
exceeding ten days in some jail or house Of cor
rection for any one offence, to be prosecuted by
some officer appointed for that purpose, and to
be recovered TO the use of the town.
SEC = This act shall take effect on and aft
or It's passage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
CHAPTER l,2l7.

An ACT Increasing the Salary Of the Clerk OF
the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial
District.
II is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. The clerk of the district court OF
the eleventh judicial district shall receive an
annual salary Of one thousand dollars.
SEC. g All acts and parts OF acts inconsst-
ent herewith are hereby repealed, and this act
shall take effect upon its passage
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
CHAPTER 1,e0e.
Passed May %, 18Q3.)


An ACr In Amendment of and In Addition TO
Chapter l5s Of the Public Statutes, "Of Rail-
road Corporations"
1t Is enacted by the General Assembly o. fol-
lows:
SsoIoNl. All railroads In this state crossing
any other railroad at grade shall be operated
at such crossing subject TO, and In accordance
with, such reasonable rules and regulations as
the railroad commissioner shall from time to
time prescribe.
SEC. 3. The town and city councils of the
several towns and cities shall have power,
from time to time, to make such reasonable
rules and regulations with reference TO the
ratio Of speed and mode Of operation of rail-
roads In the streets and highways Of such re-
spective towns and cities; such rules and regu-
lations to receive the approval In writing of
the railroad commissioner.
Sec 8. Every corporation which maintains
or uses railroad tracks In any street or high
way In any town or city In this state shall be
liable to keep and maintain In good order and
repair, including paving and repaving when-
ever and wherever necessary that portion of
any street or highway occupied by its railroad
and eighteen inches outside Of any of its rails.
In order that such streets and highways may
be safe and convenient for travellers with their
teams, carts. and carriages at all times, and
the extent of such liability shall not be varied:
Provided, however, that the character Of such
paving, repaving, and repairing shall be such
as is from time to time fxed by the town or
city councils Of the respective towns and cities;
and provided further, that nothing herein con-
tanned shall relieve any railroad corporation
from the payment Of any sum OF money which
II Is now required by law to pay TO any town or
city for the use and occupancy Of the streets
and highways in such town or city.
SEC. 4. All railroads upon any street or
highway In any town or city In this state shall
be laid out, constructed used, and continued
therein under the terms and conditions named
In this act. and all acts and parts of acts, and
all orders and ordinances, inconsistent here
with are hereby repealed, and this act shall
take effect Immediately.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-07-15
PROVIDE IN CE.

Pawtucket-Twenty-six million eight hun
dred and ninety-two thousand seven hundred
and twenty-six dollars.
Lincoln-Ten million FIVE hundred and Ave
thousand one hundred and fifty dollars.
Smithheld- One million seven hundred and
seyenty-four thousand three hundred dollars
North Smithfeld-Two million three hun
dred and forty-three thousand six hundred
and fifty dollars
woonsocket-T Thirteen million two hundred
and fifteen thousand eight hundred and sixty
dollars.
Cumberland-Seven million five hundred and
three thousand one hundred and seventy-one
dollars.
Burrillville-Three million two hundred and
seventy-two thousand four hundred and six
dollars.
Glocester-one million four hundred and
forty thousand five hundred and fifty dollars.
Foster-Four hundred and ninety nine thou
sand two hundred and fifty dollars
Scituate--Two million four hundred twenty
seven thousand two hundred dollars.
Johnston-Six million two hundred fifty-four
thousand nine hundred dollars.
Cranston-Nine million three hundred sixty
thousand one hundred ifty dollars.
Newport-Thirty-four million three hundred
forty-seven thousand three hundred dollars.
Middletown-Two million four hundred and
forty-one thousand two hundred dollars.
Portsmoutb--Two million two hundred and
fifteen thousand dollars.
Tiverton-Two million three hundred and
fifty-nine thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven dollars.
Little Compton One million four hundred
four thousand four hundred and ninety dollars.
Jamestown-Two million twenty three thou
sand one hundred twenty-five dollars.
New Shoreham-Seven hundred eighteen
thousand three hundred dollars.
Warren-Three million three hundred nine
ty-three thousand four hundred fifty dollars.
Bristol-Four million eight hundred thirty
six thousand three hundred dollars.
Barrington-One million nine hundred twen-
ty thousand eight hundred fifty dollars.
North Kingstown-Three million nine hun
dred eighty seven thousand four hundred
seventy.fi dollars.
South Kingstown-Four million eight hun
dred and sixty thousand four hundred and
twenty dollars.
District or Narragansett-Thre million two
hundred and eighty-four thousand five hun
dred and twenty-five dollars
Charlestown-Eight hundred eighty-three
thousand seven hundred fifty dollars.
Westerly - Five million seven hundred
twenty-four thousand nine hundred seventy
dollars.
Hopkinton-One million nine hundred forty
eight thousand four hundred dollars.
Riohmond-0ne million three hundred nine
ty-six thousand two hundred dollars.
Exeter-Five hundred ninety-four thousand
three hundred ninety five dollars.
Warwick-Twelve million five hundred sixty
one Thousand five hundred twenty dollars.
Coventry-Three million seven hundred six
ty-four thousand two hundred dollars.
East Greenwich-Two million one hundred
ninety thousand eight hundred ninety -one dol
lars.
West Greenwich-Three hundred sixty-three
thousand five hundred fifty dollars"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
THE HOSPITAL FUND STILL GROUING.

CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FROM DEALERS IN
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Charles Lanlrr OF NO. II Nassal-st., general treas
urrr Of the Hospital saturday and sunday Asao'l'-
ton Yesterday reported the receipt of the following
contributions from representatives, OF tho cigar ana
tobacco trades:
and f. Roscnwald & Ero. each 300; schroeder a
Bro L. Friedman g. Goa = Auerbach d Co. and A.
Cohn a co., each $50; F.. Hoffman d son. f. Bach
4 son Culman BROTHERS. :. Ros>in a son. r. "arcia'
Bro a Co.. pretzcld Co., l.. N"wgrass Co.,
V Martinez Nbor a Co.. j. Bunh a sons . H.
SpItznrr a son. L. ,chmid FriSchen q Schramm,
Gustav Falk r. Spngam A co.. r. Miranda va
Lichcn .ln Bios. j. Ecrnhem son, FREDERICK 'chmA'
G., Solomon & Bros, q. Hci,mann, sarorinS Co..
! Ehrmnnn. /. Marx. Blum Co.. Meyer 4"
Mcndc>ohn. Vega Morton n Co.. \. J.. >. e lioit'
linvcmc,cr Vig,liu,. T. e. Lindr. Hamilton CO.. all
Ro,cnbaum cis~brrs. cach 80 Joseph Mayer sons
W. Llndhcm and VI. Green p"clI. each S@o H. ho'H7
CO. Gcorg. Alcc,. T.. 4 g. Friend 4 CO.. CAM Bros
a Ro,entha. Davidson Bros. Arcnft a Fr1nganl VI
yictorii,, 4 Coz u. Levy 4 son. Fred FIrs". ~ Blum
lr.u A Co.. AlrNanic: Bros. {. LluS"nlach. LlAho'
rcndar a co.. Eischcr 4 Mcllor h. GOLDSMITH " TO-
Raiser 4 d. B0i,, VI. Lcvy 4 Bro. e.. - hlrhpis' 10
sanchez a H. a. J. Iocbrnsion, H. DuVs, r. 'ahAt"
InD,z 4 CO., l.. G'r-cAr 4 Bros, VI HehbnT-'r Z"
CO.. w. D,s,aurr a co.. Philip a John Frank, Joseph
lI,rn,sclm ana H. ,chpvcrug. each SO; In smaller
amounts. 800 total. -l.j-4
Ihrou.h Herbs, Wcrthcim a schiller Kerbs Vert
helm A -clircr and VI. W Mrndcl 4 Bro, each so ,
William Dcmuih a Co.. william Wiche a CO.. l.. {.
Wagner 4 Goa lowell. smith Co.. rcid"nb"rc a CO.,
owl Cigar Company l.. a +. kan'mann ana =
p'tcn e-g a ro ca 50 Cail trm1nn. so Peck"r
4 Frank. George T. Lies a Co., Hahn, Bru-s'1l a co.
uovmah BROTHERS 4 Lowcnsi'In. ich'n.t"in Broth"rs
Compny Reliance cigar Factory. each tl1, j. Elllger
4 CO.. Leopold Miller. T. ". Mer,cnS son. Blum
Brothers Landaucr Knin Il STR ne Ros"nhal hrothcrs
Kru, a LAWN. VI. Jacoby Co.. Ferdinand
IIirsch Company. VI. siachcocrg Co, L. Ne"
mark 4 Co.. Jnpeer BROTHERS, :. Jncohy 4
20. Levy rrruhrr,. >chwarksopf 4 Elnng"r
Loui, +. From-r. II. W. Erich. George
.ohlcg,I MILLER Dnbrnl 4 Peter Manua turing Com
rauy. " >llycrhau, ~ Co.. kaufman brothers. H.
Gin -" and ohio ( Ro'ira, each 80, In smaller
:mO mt, 81. iotil. $40. ill.,,
Through william II. Cummings T. Lorillarn
Company. $50. g.. Reusen> VI. Ab'nh'ln 20"
Krcmelhcrg q CO.. T.. 9. Toel. ReyncN iirothcrs a
Inspection Ernest Muller & Co.. VI. Papp"nl"im
60. ana ". H. Cummnc,, each 80, :. T.. - total
s-i5. 100
~ direct clock NcAlpin & Co.. 500
FOX contributions by employees In factories 30
seph~'s 4 co.. factory. S-l. Herbs. Nerth"lH d"
schiller so -. Ileyman frothcrs L1w"n ,t"li
$50 Il " W. Mcnd"l 4 Brother. e33 GO: Bondy &
Icdcror So 80: Kaufman Brothers liondy. Sl4 80 .
VI T. Iirc-in. - ~ I'm smaller am cunts. Sl3 o. {.
total S.77 Is I'll" total for the cigar ana tohacco
,radcs. -. $50 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
TO BE KyOWy AS THE AMERICAN LINE.

With the beginning OF the new American Line
service between New OIk and southampton in Eel,
ruary. the steamships City OF New orl and city Of
Paris will be transferred 10 the American n.g, I'm
accordance with the act Of Congress, and the old
trade name OF Inman Line will lie dropped. The
words Ct CITY or viii also be dropped from the
names of the steamships. and they will bc known ns
the "New-York." Paris d" Bcrlln7 Chester etc.
The American Line has adopted a. it, house nas tn.
American eagle In blue OH white flag. The new
than the New-York and Paris are already under
contract with William Crnmp IL sons, AMI plans
are nearly completed for three more, and when this
feet Is afOat the International Navigation Company
will have a H-wccly service of twin screw. unsuitable
steamships sailing from New-lOik-one departure for
southampton direct and for Antwerp, calling at
southampton ard BCulogne, thus fulfilling Its
tract with the United states Government for carry
Ing the mails. All the steamers will be under the
American flag. These steamships will all be twin
screw, with engines OF the latest type, twenty knots
speed, required by law, and. like the New York
and Paris. sub-dv.ded rs to BE- unsuitable. They
will be liXuIiOusy fitted up, aud supplied witt
every modern improvement and convenience TO secure
the safety and comfort OF the passengers.
These steamships will also be built 80 as TO be
readily converted into Government cruisers and capa-
Die OF carrying the armament required by the law.
They will be OF the highest rating known maritime
commerce. Their speed and great coal endurance
will make them an invaluable auxiliary 10 the Ma.
tona Navy, and without any cost to the Government
than the moderate pay allowed by the law for carry
Ing the malls. The Meet Will always be at the service
of the government and IN immediate readiness In
q need.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
GATHERED ABOTT TIE TOWN

The Long Island Historical Society has adopted ap
proprlatc minutes the deaths Of A. \. Low and
samuel Mclean. who were members Of the orcanza-
ton.
All-night trains will be run on the elevated road
in Broadway after February /.
PorcIvaI Chuab lecturcd upon SHELLEY In hi,
course upon Mature in the Poets a. Association
Hall. under The auspicc, Of the Broo.lyn institute
yesterday afternoon.
a new paper called The Brootlyn Daily Chion
iclo.7 will soon be published. Tho acorpora'cr,
James f. Graham, John ". Senior. g. \. Gordon and
E. F. Holm. Mr. Graham formerly IA" eli
torial staff Of " Tho World and Mr. Gordon used I,
he on "Tho Eagle"
Tho Grand Jury Indicted yesterday all seven Of the
Italians concerned IN the murder of Peter Echds.
le,,cr-carrcr on the ferryboat Dakota on January
They pleaded not guilty yesterday and were com
mltied TO jail without bail
The Grand Jury made presentmcn' Yesterday urg
ing the construction Of n detached hospital with thirty
beds for the County Jail. and setting forth that n
view Of the danger Of cholera the coming n.on
IL should be constructed nj once
Plans are being prepared for n fine large hotel at
81. Johns Place and flatlW,'i ave- close 10 the Pros
poet Park Plaza. The building will include tn two
apartment houses extending from Eehth-ave Plaza
Road In the same block with the Montauk Cluhhou,c
The Long Island Railroad Company will lower the
excursion fare TO Concy Island 10 20 cents the com
Ing season. and will make all tickets ntcrcang, able
over the Manhattan Beach and Prospect Park and
Concy Island roads, both Of which under control
Of the Long Island Company.
a few dissatisfied stockholders OF the Brooklyn CITY
Railroad Company propose To bring suit to stop the
lease OF the property to the Long Island Traction
Company. No action Will be taken until after the
meeting OF the stockholders to ratlfy the lease on
February TO- The stock OF The company has fallen
of 80 points in the market In consequence OF this
action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
sANrFL MLEAN'S WILL.

The will OF the late samuel Mclean was offered for
probate Yesterday. II bore the date II June -,
1907 After certain bcIucsts paid the estate /,
- be divided into two parts and held IN trust 10y
James Collcndcr. William Tarnbull and George W.
Wickcrslam. OF the estate 80 pr cent will b. held
for the benefit Of the tcsatOrS daughter. Mrs. Anne
Mclean Buckingham and 10 per cent for ia" b"n:h
OF the trsatOr's sln Thomas, the advances mad" 10
him 10 be deducted. Tie sum q: 5000 l. left u"
stephen Condit be paid out Of the proceeds Of the
policy IN the tcSlators He IN the olicc EAcan-c
Insurance Fund. The sum Of 5000 received from
his wifc'> estate The tc>tator divides between his
two children. The trustee, are 10 get Per cont
for their compensation from the estate Tie properly
IS estimated al II 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28
HE SHOT HIMSELF IN HIS STORE.
DUNELLEN OLOTHIER, ARRESTED FOR FoRG-
cry. COMMITS tUICIDE.


cry COMMITS cUICIDE.
Peter Herlch, a clothcr living In Duncncn, " j..
yesterday morning fired bullet into his brain and
last night his death expected hourly.
Three or four months ago licrlich found himself
in such straits that he issued forged notes, and had
them cashed In Plan1ed at the First National Bank
lie forged the names OF Charles =. Day, and on the
City National Bank the names Of C.. l.. Rogers and
william Wcstphal. Gu Thursday his crime was dis
covered and the cashier Mr.. Gardner, OF the City
National Bank had him arrested. lie furnished
bail In the sum OF s., 600. Shortly after o'clock
Yesterday morning IIerch sent his assistant Martin
Boyle for a revolver telling him TO borrow or buy
one lie told the boy that the cat was acting
aueery and he thought he would better kill 1t before
the animal gave him trouble Boyle tried u purchase
a weapon, but could not find one In town such he
wanted. lie finally borrowed one from Paul Kraze
and took II to IIcrlich, who after critically examining
IT, said II would his purpose. At 30 a. IN.
the people who live In the fiat over the store heard
three pistol shots in quick succession
Iierlich was found unconscious In his store. by
his side lay n smoking revolver with three empty car
fridge chambers. one of the bullets was In lerichs
head another had grazed his forehead, while another
Biakeiy CASTOR and Field probed for the bullet, which
entered Ierlichs temple, and found it lodged in the
middle OF the brain. Herich is married and has a
chi