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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08

The Ronr@ Aru.n "a Foreign FF"1
The Spanish have proverb-df@&.
pfHgr0s0-' much is dangerous, Il \
ity is the soul of wit" this means gT%'1
Excuses and other imprudences in eat!1:
drinking are productive of one trench
evil-the progenitor Of many Others-4lgla
are among the follies to which this pin!
ing has direct applica ion. The, evil 70 "
we allude is Indigestion, to the relief andc1
which Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has OI
uted more than any medicine which sceni
given to the American people. IhlS INV;
ting stomachic and corrective is the mean
only of reforming disordered and elH
condition OF the digestive organs, 6ul
neWing healthy action of the bowels Ill.
liver. Besides this, it counteracts tehasn
rheumatism and kidney complaint, eA!L
and prevents malarious disease, is pOU
storative of strength which is taillng, M .a
convaleScence and mitigales the lnaT4"D
age
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Far AWAY Disasters.

Advices from Yokohama state that a
telegram from Oska, dated October "A,
says that two Chinese men-of- war,
bound from Fuson to Jinsen, had found
cred in a gale, October 9, sixty miles
from the latter port. The japanese
man-of-war Kongo left Kube for Tur-
key, October 10, with the survivors of
the Turkish man-of-war Ertougroul.
Of the 500 persons lost on the Ertou-
groul the bodies of $50 have been
washed ashore.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Left IC to ArDltratlon

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The arransc
made a year ago between the dock
panies and the Dock Iaborers'
expires to-day. and the emp
feared that the men would refuse
cept the new terms offered to theI
go on strike. The executive 0
Dock Laborers' Union infuencedn
the men, however, TO remain al
pending a decision upon the CO.,
five scho>>,o
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Express Office Robbed.

AT Leadville at late hour on the
night of the LIST two men knocked at
the door of the Wells Fargo express Of
flee while the agent was counting his
money and making up his report. He
admitted them and was at once seized,
bound and gagged, and the men Sc
cured from the open safe money to the
amount of from So, 900 to $4,000. They
left him bound on the office floor, but
after a time he succeeded in getting
loose and giving the alarm.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Double Tragedy in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 3.-Tunis Amack,
8 cabinet-maker, in q fit Of jealousy this
morning shot Harriet Anderson, a mar
ried woman upon whom he had been
pressing his attentions He fred three
bullets into her body and head. She
died instantly. Amack then retired to
his room and shot himself through the
~
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
HALF A TOWN IN ASHES.
;ss Section of Chilicothe, Al''
most Entirely Consumed.

PEORIA, H., Nov. 1.-The business s
portion of the town of Chlllcotne was WA.
,lmost entirely destroyed by fire iast
night The fire originated in Hancock s
livery stable, and spread rapidly IN all
directions. The mayor of this city was
appealed to for help, and in response s: q
special train with fire engines was dis
natched to the scene, but as there were
no means of unloading the machines
thew could not be utilized. The tele-
graph and telephone oihces Me ae
burned. and all communication is cut on
so that is impossible to obtain deta aus
The loss will not fall short OF S2oo'ooo'
on which there is only partial lnsur-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
ACTOR CRUMLEY CONVICTED.
Verdict of Manslaz lghter in His Case At
ter Twenty four Hours.

New YORK, Oct. 31.-Charles Crum-
ley, the actor, otherwise known as Web
ster, who on August 10 last shot and
killed Robert Mcneil, a young engineer
whom he suspected of being criminallv
intimate with Mrs. Crumley, was con-
victed in the general sessions to-day of
manslaughter in the first degree. The
jury on his case had been out twenty
four hOurS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.
American Steel.

The report of the census bureau
shows that the total production of steel
in the United States, during the year
ended June 80, 1890, was 4, 466,9 1926 tons
as compared with l,145,7l1 tons pro-
duced during the year ending May 81 :,
1880, an increase of 1921 ,2l5 tons, or
290 per cent
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Immense Coal Sheds Burned.

AMSTERDAM, n. Y, Nov. 4-The large
coal sheds of Edward Leavenworth,
known as the Peoples Coal Yard, were
burned TO the ground at $50 o'clock
this morning. The loss will amount tc
So, 900, partly insured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Elevator Burned.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 6-2:15 \. NJ
The Wells elevator, the largest in the
city, has been totally destroyed by fire,
Two other large elevators and a number
of adjoining warehouses are in flames,
and the fire is spreading rapidly along
the lake front.
The Wells elevator had capacity of
500, 900 bushels. The loss will reach
$3.50, 900. Two fremen are reported to
have been fatally hurt, and it is believed
that several are under fallen walls.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08

a MAN who has lrAcUced meGlcIA0 ,,5
years ought TO know salt from sugar L'a'
he says: "A Il
TOLEDO. O., Jan, u y
Mesors. f. J. Cheney d Co.-Geai' Yaa
have been in the general practice OF l,a t4G n
for most forty years, and would say tn lsr =. !.
my practice and experience have n !5I' -: n
preparation that could prescribe VIZ liIl cal cal
confidence of success as l can Han o Ell
Cure, manufactured by you. Have m, a.,
1t great many times and its effect L ~ n
full, and would say in conclusion J.! tL 'r,j
yet to find a case of Catarrh that ID T .o
cure. if they would take it according "
t1ons. Yours truly, u-~-U D
Office, 2lj sunni ,Ll.5
We will give 800 for any case OF Ca. 'sh
cannot be cured with Halls SaI"L1A
Taken internally. ,,.-o4o
FJ CHENEY G. Co, Props loI'i'
Gay Sold by Drug yists, 75c.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08

WANDERER-"Kind dame, can
give me place to lay me down TOT
The Kind Dame-"Certainly. JU
up to the barn. Ny husband j
County Coroner an he amt nad
for a month "-Bro0kIyn Lie.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08

FIRST BAND LEADER-"I'm goL
give a series Of sacred conceE@ u
days" Second B. l.-'W hat W. W
the special sacred feature OF 'nJI
First B. L.-"O, III omit the uSo''
Permission for beer. . West St9r<'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
Under the Anti-Lottery Law.

Postmaster Ritchie again threw the
edition of the LeavenWorth Times out
Of the mails on the 31st. The paper
was unavailable because it reprinted the
list Of the Catholic fair raffles. In giving
an account of the postmaster's action
Postmaster-General Wanamaker sus-
tain8 Postmaster Richie, and in reply to
his telegram Ct inquiry simply Wired
"UnmaiIable." This afternoon suit was
filed by the Times against Postmaster
Ritchie for 210,O0 damages. The claim
is made that no law can forbid an
American newspaper to print the news.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
A Wonderful Paper

When you were reading the laLSy
pectus OF THE YOUTHS COMpANlodG;ii
llshed last week in our columns :. fiu :,
stop to consider what a wealth VI y !:
was engaged in producing this rel REM d
paper? It's success is phenomena i
is read in 100000 families. because ~ ~ :
best of It's kind. Now is the hlne w. w
your subscriptions. $1.75 sent at o frap
secure you the rest of this year NV
Guiding all the Holiday Numbers osl
THE YOUTHS COMPANION, bO'''
IT is likely the Behring Sea L hSs
tor i'll shortly be reopeneed' p ooa
far tney continue under the go
secrecy.-Ph Philadelphia Times
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-08
The Anti-LOUtery Law.

In order to guard against unintention-
al violation by publishers of the recent
act Of Congress excluding lottery matter
from the mails, Postmaster Van Colt,
of New York, makes the an
nouncement that the act in ques-
ton prohibits and Furnishes not
only the mailing of lottery tickets, cir
culars, etc, but also the mailing of
newspapers Or other publications con-
tanning any advertisement of any lot
terry or gift enterprise of any kind offer
ing prizes, dependent upon lot or
chance. AS the law officer of the post
Office has decided that advertisements
of European government premium
bonds" are held to come within the
provisions of the new law, no publica-
tons containing such advertisements
can be received at the post-otfice for
mailing or delivery
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

Vow York 4SrnigE Telegram.
speaklp4 Of tie defsat OF the Copyright
bill IA the HOusc, tue esteemed Sun sags
thas '.tle American people IS yet doe5n'.
cars Reform Gleb tract about the ~
right question, There is cheap req log
ana plenty OF It under lhv existing ar
rapgem5ats or want Of arrangements,
and the peopie @ro pretty we'll Satisfied,
This may TOO sad, but il is truB," We'll,
then, why not 70 ahead aud give the
American pspp!e equal credit for com
mon sense in certain other things thst
aye q1lts az lauou necessties Of lille ~
cheap n1Veis For Instance, cheap
ciatnug odd plenty Of it, cheap
lumber and plenty OF IL, cheap
carpets, bleuksts, household uteusila
u All sinds, cheap tics, glassware, pot
tery mud no on "a tue emu Of the chapter.
II tho people don't care 6 reform olEb
not about tho protection 0 ho Copy
rtsNt Lsngua OF brain workers., why are
tGly so yitsly concerned uUOut taxing
The uIselvag 10 support yIiYl Legged Rud
| protested lot OF industries that make
ci.EEp goods impossible? Then there is
| tie FIs6i1or VINO launched the cam paigu
| hon mot litRt "a cheap Goat GENERALLY
u ANS 4 Chgup mon inside tina COAT" II
| TINT argument means anything, Of cours1
| ch4Rp readi0g imolies cue p hfains. THIS
sort oil buncoDbe, 10 fully Iyloded in
tile reform club tracts, Is opening the
eyts Of enough people 70 Crugn ths
economic jEggiers who bioR no. and cold
HIaa tie aGLne mouth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
r.min,. N1,s,ion 10 agr,cn,

Benin, Mag l9.--During the debate on
the E.st Africa credits IN tha reianetag to-
day Baron Won Marschall explained that
tina mission ~ Emin Pashe IN Africa on the
past Of tho Gdmaas would be oonaned 10
establishing iliandly relations with those
tribes IN tho interior who are
within the Germany sphere Of in.
tnreat, and 10 estimating tho cost
Of eventually forming some fortified station
IN the interior. In the negotiations with
England regarding the boundaries OF their
respective possessions 10 Africa, the pre-.
dominating wish OF Germany was to 70
hand In hand with England and TO culti-.
vate the common interests OF both C Jun.
tries. The object was not TO acquire as
much territory as possible. but to Serp to-
gether what was naturally connected BY q
course Of water, ways AS Il means VI com.
munlcatlon, On this point Germany was
prepared 10 come to an understanding with
England.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
CAMDEN X ATLANTIC ana
WEST JERSEY MAlLROADS

Trnins cave MARKET STREET FERRY A.
follows; ~
A"t Atiuntin Guy, Express, AS and s.bl
D. M, II0 a1i h.N1 f.. M, weekdays, nn,i
80 H. m, saturdays only suudAys, Exnrrss'
~ hul We A. ~. Accommodation, .. IN.
fof AVE- NAY. Express, week-dny VtD Il i,
ana WON y, N. sundays, Hul Ia.
Fol' SEA lslE CITY, OCEAN CRY ANp AyALoH
Express, .tsi u. M, aud 3.5Up. IN. week-dty-
SuuiGy4 htG q. IA. '''
Fon soMgKs POlHE EGpross Weekday.
20 q. ~, rAd 400 p. M, sundays -Exprsss
80 a. m. F' ''S
F0h ANGlEsEA, WILDWOOD AND lIorlv BEAou-
u.inh NJ 1,hG y. IN sunday g.COA m,
FOL EHlbhtfuS.- and III a. ill.,, AEON noon
n'A', ''M hlll IUu1t. ~, weuk-dAyA Sundaya.
h,uu ~ NJ, and AS y. IN.
ron sAltM via SWedcs hurn).-S.gO n M 1 an
STU anu Oslo +. M, wrck.tays. SUNDAYS, 4. il
=, ~, alld y. M, via bluHsboro), 5UJa. ia
:, anu d.,i9 y, M, week-duys
FOR Iorl Norris aud Points on Manrice River
brhhrh' ) 70 4, NJ, l2,Ln noon, and 52D D, m.
Me"k ahyA, Sundays, a. u y. IN.
me Union Transfer Company will cnll for
anu check baggagefrom hotels md residen Goa.
lithe'cards OF 1 cal and other trains can be OH
taihon ~ the stations or Rny ticket Office,
CHARLES Il. PuGH n n W6on
Generi1 Manager. General Passenger Agent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
oLEVsL4ND TO rH1 FARnEas.
Fac Encourages the Farmers and
E'OIuis out Their Interest ia EariIF.


POinis out Their Interest ia EariIf.
A few weeks ago j, a, Hill. CORRESPOND.
ing secretary OF OAK Grove Lodge. No Q
I,rnarsi AIItunoa paur ktar nan,ilta n
. y. ii3 Ion - ~,
~tote 70 A,LIesiueut SleVslsnu enclosing
u copy OF mo declaration OF purposes OF
the alliance al1 askin. for Mr.. Uleveland's
yieTI thereon, dir, ClpyelHuu'B reDly was
IL fyIl5ws:
49,, q, Il, ~, ,,,.,...,..
c, .I w, - a. i.lt' WORCESTERSHIRE
5G.hfl M "'.E D,II ~. h'Ee t"NiNei
INV tutl'I ~ h1llfhiileu ~ 4 rppy q va Ie-
tl1NhN"h 81 W. lHAt'pleo q lhc FARMERS NJ
t.in ~, ,E,
seo nethlht N ms d"elnratlpn thht cannot
W IHlN 'ti"iH't ny my MN VINO inN's MS
eoIHl.l, %no bellfrErS i"4t .ha Object q @Hr
tlf'I ul'l' nv '."ls ~ tl i"ohl' IrVAPeilty
,tl' h', ~ 'll ~ pENPlg' anu WHO PC
nv 'I'It Ii7lN' nv "a! llth1 t}hlltr y, nee
htty '''''t.'ri 4 :" y, nn'i 4 lHliNls InInh. u
i'H n'n e'''''t :" lttt su' 'ils W illstH 2.
VI" ,'lltah ""tN 'Np'Nal. Y lntof57 81 IN NJ
H'llit"LlG a'!t7iih''l {" 9lf htll 1yslem. NJ
ihlliluFrhe' h"y nave SHOWN I" mat question,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

FoRr sIssEToa, &. D., May 12.-The Indian
police on the SissBton Indian reservation
have been informed that Mrs. Thomas had
been murdered and that m Indian buck
with whom she Was living was also shot at
the same time. Mrs. Thomas was iull
blooded Indian and the wife or negro SOL
der whose term OF enlistment had just
expired. About 10 days ago he came
home from Fort Mlsaoula, Montana, to
f1nd his wife living with this
Indian. Mr.. Thomas. not wishing any
partner In his marriage relations, con-
Guided TO return to the army and left the
night Of the murder. Rumor says he f.
implicated, but suspicion points more
directly 10 al Indian woman. the wife OF
the buck who was shot. The police are
after the murderer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

Thieves steal the Cash Box OF the
Atlantic Refining COMPANY = A
Gheck for a1i Recovered

hNCNpa FNGtNt NhD 1eAsh hDA W tAAt
Atlantic Refining COMPANY A
Check for avs Recovered.
Burglars entered the Office of James H.
Clarke, 404 Market street, Thursday night
and stole cash box containing checks and
money totaling about $3.50. Mr.. Clarke Is
local agent for the Atlantic Refining Com
pAny.
On arriving at his Office on Friday he
discovered evidence OF tee thieves pres
enoe at the inner door. The lock had beau
burst away aud the burglars had mads
some effort at catering by the trau6ora
overhead, but = stout iron bar across It PEE
venteo their entrance at that point, On
walking across TO his desk Mir, Clarke found
1t open. The contents we're strewD around,
and the cash box as stated, Was gone.
Burnt paper and matches indicated the
thieves presence. while looking around
knock was heard at the door, and little
boy came In With check Tor 975 IA his
hand. II was the largest 81 the lost checks.
The boy said no had igsr ionnd It IN the
gutter nesr Fifth aud King streets,
bore patches Of blood upon &,
The supposltion, is that the burglars had
quarreled over the disposition o, thsir
bootv and that the check was lost in the
scuffis. About $50 Ia cash IS gone. The
remainder was IN small checks whose pay
ment has been stopped. Mir. Clark Is sur.
prised that something was not discovered
OF the burglars last night, al the passHgs
door, which was forced omen, "a opposite
to another on the second ho9r 1hlo1 leads
to sleeping room which Is occupied ail
night, and also the light madsby the burglars
should have been saeu from the street, as
the three window curtains OF the room we're
oil up. No clue has been gasaod Of the
thieves,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

Ladies' VINO are not boaut Vi naturally
desire to become so and those who possess
the charm are "a iailY DESTROYS TO ptolorg
its stay The question Ia, as 10 the means.
"Glrnu's Sulphur Snlp" solves the problem
nationally. It diflu-es over the complexion
transparency and smoothuess of porce-
lain which the fairsst OF her ssx might de-
sire and Its effects are more permanent
than those of any Of the deleterious COS.
metics In use. 1t gives to the face a natural
llie-like tinge, removing every Dlemish,
and II has the great merit OF being purely
vegetable preparation. Sold by druggists.
Attention e also invited TO "Hill's instaura-
neous Hair Dye" which, as regards dura-
bility and bTillianey of color, has certainly
no equal % thiss4 a. t the Asiaade.. !.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
ONE Enjoys

Both the method and results
when Syrup of Figs is taken it
is pleasant and refreshing to the
taste, and acts gently yet
promptly on the Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels, cleanses the system
effectually, dlspels colds, head
aches aud fevers and cures
hahitual constipation. Syrup OF
Figs is the only remedy of its
kind ever produced, pleasing to
the taste and acceptable to the
stomach, prompt in its action
and truly beneficial in its effects,
prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable sub
stances, its many excellent quail
ties commend it to all and have
made it the most popular rem
edy' known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. Amy reliable drug
gist who may not have it on
hand will procure it promptly
for any one who wishes to try it.
Do not accept any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co
sAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, n. Y.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
For New York.

Express on woek-dRys s,eo, 4.n5. dtp, SIS, 6sn.
40, $50, $50, p5l, II and HIS n. m, llDi
noon. limitrd hxprc-s l.06 md I.5Op h. IN
WIN Dining hrl !2.ii, l.4O, g.aO, 3.e6, 40
300, ., 900, go, il3, N.le ami lu.0n p. M and
1901 night On sundays, $50, +.u5 l. 40, b35
LIZ, $50, Jh0 Il. m, lg.lI, !.+D, 3lD, Utmitei
Exprers, 400, bss, G31, G5U, i.l3apd sic pin.
Ail la.Ul night.
Express for Boston, without change, lO.01 n. M
wrck-'iAys and $40 p. M daily
All through trains connect Mt Jersey City tc
nhd from brooklyn By bonts Of "BrooGlyn
AnnpA.
For sea Girt, Spring Lnte, Belmar, Ocean
Grove, Asblry PARK anl Long branch, 650,
GO, ana ll.l1 a. M, aud $50 and 400 d. m,
weekdays sea tilrt only, SUI p. m. week.
days. sunday : y II. M
Express for Easton. Scranton and Blnghamton.
week days, 6.51 ind s.l2 ~ m, 1900 moan
and 61i y. m. sundays, 5j3 II. M. Water IA
anu scranton. go and s.I2 a. M, 1900 noon
Express lor BurRlo, through Buffet Sleeper.
b.j1 3, ~. duty.
PROM hEAslNuFoS STATION, FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
For New York, G.tO, 7.4J, 5.S5, 1910 and Ills n,
~, lH'lU lhS. 45!, t2j t.3i, Oh, 734 nnd H. Is
D. nj. on week days. On SundayN SIbu u,
Week days: Express for Eastou, scranton and
Blushnint0n, $50, 7.I0 ana ii Is a. m, and
b.s5 y. N. Water GspRnr scranton, $50,
t.im ana ll.l5 q. M, and s.52 y. IN.
ESileAs Tor 'uliho, through buffet Sleeper,
Dds r. IN. weekdays.
FROM MAkhtr STREET FERRY.
Express for New York, via. Camden nni Iron.
Ion, MOO q. M. hnd i,tup M, on week diva,
For browns Mis'in-tns Pines. 1.3O ana l.2Ia
m. lul, 5.m ana G.l0 =. III, We k-days sun.
days, h15H m.
For unr Branch, 500 M, woek-dnys
F2r beach Haven and Earuegat CITY, s31 n IN
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saulriny4 i M =,
~ III. Mondays, Wednesdays ana Fridays.
Trains for Ircntnn connecting for Nnw York
GlV, n4u 200, 1880 u, M, l201 noon, a.9n, A. j
hsG anu '.5Op' IN, On suhdays, y.I5 i NJ,
b,4J =. IN. 49,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15
vAUx 30 sUoonsD nAspALL.
Nominated by the Third District
nemncrata Ihin Mnrning.

PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-Rtehard ysux
was this morning nominated by acelama-
ton by the Third Congressional District
Democratic convention a. candidate to
MI the vacancy caused by the death OF
Samuel J. Randall.
This special election in the Third district
Will be held on May Goth.
Richard Vaux WAS born 10 this city IN
1916, ard wGa admitted to the bar when 90
9oeIs OF age. During President Van Bureaus
administration n acted as secretary Of the
American legation at London. Ha was
elected mayor OF Philadelphia on the
Democratic ticket in 1856 and served one
term. He has always been stslwart
Democrat and is popularity known Us the
Bourbon Of Bourbons."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-15

has been Ia the Harlan II HoilingsWorth
Company's dry dock, was hJatel on Sat
uTday.
The pension department, Saturday,
granted an original invalid pension to Joha
W. Fisher and M increase to Almen Robin
son, both OF this city.
This bark Rebeeca Orowell OF New York
arrived at thb Harlan Il Holiing-wo h
Company's yard On sunday TO load railway
cars Tor South America.
The new steamer Charles MRcalesror
cleared from the Harlan & II 5liingeworth
CompanY's yard at $50 o'clock on sunday
morning for Washington.