WORLDS RICHEST HEIRESS.

Mataura Ensign, 27 January 1911, Page 5

WORLDS RICHEST HEIRESS.

FOHTI'XK OF Miss Catherine Marker, of Chi-ap:, who is mil y fourteen, inherit* €<>.()()< till' entire fmtune of her father, .1 < j!111 Marker contract's! •I' traiii ami railway c; r-:, ami a lii r she j s )lou t(.,. richest f .| jthe <■< mtry Kays tin- London "Daily i i'clo^raph'). liciny; worth jllst double a* j mill ll a* Miss Helen (intild, of Xeu j \ <> rk. and thrie tiiacs c. much a»: Miss (.Jennie (Yorker, ol Sail Francisco, tin' two voting ladies ncai'i >1 !iei ia v.oiMiv possession s. ('atli' l iiie li t In i" met Iter last .l'irn*. Mid is iio.v in cli.' "e ol ji'ovcr'n"> ■■. The estate is administered l»,\ the Chicago Trust anil Sf!i"ini!> Hank. "JtV. jllst lull! ' J li.l'ilii' -o much motley," ('allien'.e lei.alke,! 'o all illten iewel , l»llt tli" ii i:at «s jiresi ut at the interview '.ii'", "Von iiiiisl Jr \ uridine ' your ■ Ill" 'i 'ii with jiatierce." Cat!h riiie is very popular with hei tlirl friends. who declare that the will ai\va>> I" ('at heriue, and that the money cannot spoil her. One of the late millionaire'* |>et prejudices .• .i hat r<»H for cigarette Ktimkinj:. H>- 'Oj ■! Xelsou Hai nes, a voum.hroker. <u New York, who x\as then enjrajred to his favorite niece, to ouit cigarettes, flis uiyinjiN were in vain, i'lid at last he said, 'Haines, if you throw . \a \ i hat cigarette and pledi---your d oi honor never to Miioke another. I il "ii ■ von i'Hl.twMt." "Dene"' said Haines, who "live his word and forthwith rej !ace<| th:- cigarette h.v ei^iil's.