The sun., 1903-07-18
UN ANARCHISTE ANTIQUAIRE
Arrestation de Parmiggiani Dams un
hotel de la rue de Londres Tn music
d'objets dart Encore une tiare
"A Londres ct d Bruxelles
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For some days the Prefecture of Police
has known that the Italian Anarchist, Par
returned to Paris. Agents were sent forth to
look him up, and they discovered his retreat.
II was found that he lived at No. rs in the
Rue de I,ondres, a very elegant little hotel
one story IN height. and to which Il massive
door and large bay window taking up al
most the entire width of the facade. gave
the aspect of a fashionable dwelling, half
artistic and half bourgeois. This hotel was
leased in the name OF two women named
Frileuse and one named Marcy,
Yesterday, NJ. Fouquet., chief Of the Anar
chst brigade, accom- panied by four of his
agents, presented himself at the hotel As
soon as the concierge opened the door, he
penetrated into the house without any OBJ
servation, Having crossed hall ornamentcd
with precious works OF art. the Commissaire o
gained the steps. at the top OF which he ran
against a rampant formed by three lacics
Of a respectable age and considerable en-
bonpoint. Their dimensions barred the pas
sage 1t was necessary to diplomatize.
What do you want here?' said one OF the
women
Parmiggiani, who is concealed here under
the name Of Marcy"
There is only one Marcy here and that
is my brother" replied one of the women
allv the women gave wav one OF them crying
out You can come in he Is gone now" Tho
Der occupied BY the man whom he was seet-
ing, and found there nothing but IN old hat
Appeared. ii. Fouquet theroupon devoted
himself to perQusiton en- reGit.
He searched the hotel from the attic to the
cellar. and discovered an enormous quantity
of precious objects The kall contained
many very curious things, one OF which was
q. tiara resembling that Of Rouchomowski.
Nine, Marcy, having failed TO explain very
clearly the origin Of certain of the OBJECTS
found in her house. was arrested The two
Frileuse women. of whom one was 50 years
OF age, were left at liberty
to the .Compagnie PARISH Lyons-Mediter-
rance. which leased il for 25,0oO francs per
year. IL was last occupied by the Franco
Italian Bank, When the Frieuse women
Quantity of rich furniture, and yeritabie
treasury OF art, which had formerly been
WI which they had quit. Tbey Transformed
sssrs @ | We're % invited to Visit ihe riehss piled
up there were valued at many millions
The Commissaire and the Judge of In
struotion. searched the house until a late
hour n the evening, and tlnally Parmiggiani
He declared that he had not for a long time
been an Anarchist, and that he had conse-
Grated himself TO the commerce of objects
Of art; He resolutely refused to indicate
the origin OF the various objects Ok posed in
the house, He admitted only one thing. and
that was that Nine Marcy was his mistress
Luigi Parmtggani was compromised in the
famous process Of the Thirty, He had re-.
other Anarchists now serving III the galleys
In '92 and 'e3 he was very active in Parisian
Anarchist circles, and at all their meetin gs
be was noted for the exceeding violence Of
his discourses
As he was known to be an Italian deserter,
the French Govern ment instructed the police
TO drive him out of the country, but they failed
TO put their hands on him. He continued to