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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

AsrATIsTICIAN has discovered that of
the fOrty-four governors thirty-nine
are avoEyed believers in religion. Or a
pinch we think tne other five are ditto.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24
WIS.

UNCLE saw las expended during the
present year sfS. Use, 1S4 on new ships
Tor his navy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

IT is said that Susan b. Anthony viii
spend the remaining years of her life
f. literary work in Rochester, y. \.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

HENRY MEILHAC, who wrote the lib
rettos of la Grande Duchesse" and
La Belle Helene" and Robert Plan
quette, the composer of The Chimes OF
Normandy" are about to put Rabelais'
masterpiece on the stage in a new opera
combine called "Panurge."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

NOT an American rubber dealer has
failed during the season Of 1925. The
pneumatic tire did the business.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

MASSACHUSETTS has IMAM suffrage
association, bent on killing of woman
suffrage in the state The women are
not content with voting for school Of
fees, but want 10 take hand in mu-
nicipaI politics and control the state.
As there are more women than men IN
the old Bay state the male voters real
lie their extreme peril and with visions
Of women governors, mayors, aldermen
and legislators looming up N bulglng
relief before their eyes, they have re
solved 70 die in the last ditch rather
than yield 10 the bOsship of women
The. fact that the men have to organize
shows The strength of the women
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

THE United States board of geo
rraphie names has issued its second
list containing decisions arrived at be-
tween the beginning OF the year 1872
and September of this year The num-
Der Of decisions Is 49, and in the hrst
list Isl. excepting counties. The total
nrmber Of decisions made since the or
rsuization OF the board in September,
- o. IS 1884. Of which 2,59I are for
counties. The object Is 10 secure uni-
form usage in geographic nomenela-
ture and photography throughout the
executive departments Of the govern
r,ent. and particularly upon maps and
charts issued by various departments
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

At Lake Minnefonka, Mimi, North
ONE, the summerIresidenee 81 Charles
Gibson, of St. Lorts, was destroyed by
fire. Loss, $4,000
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

SIR JOSEPH LISTER, the grea. sur
geon, Is the new president of the Brit
ish association which viii meet next
year at Liverpool
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

THE Iron Age says the quantity Of
fuel necessary 10 produce iron or steel
has fallen IN recent years from four or
i've times the weight Of the product 10
only a little more than the weigh; Of
the steel produced, while there has been
little change in the quantity of ore re-
CURED 10 make a ton Of metal OF course,
every alteration in the ratio lengthens
out the distance from the coal mime At
which the manufacture can be carried
on at profit, fact which a-ues long
way towards explaining the recently
noted tendency 10 remove the furnaces
and the mills from the vicinity of the coal
mines TO the shores of the great lakes
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-10-24

TAMAGSo is building himself & little
opera house on his estate at Varse 2, and
has commissioned an Italian con poser
to write an opera for the opening
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Hoods
S arsaparilla.

The One True Blood Purifier pTomine y
in the public eye. 81. All druggists.
IIOOU , Ills ton. Price 25c per box.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Ynlloustone park oernera.

A5ylcee jast received az lhs Northern
Pacific offices from Mr.. w r. Howe, IN
charge OF the lunch station at the Upper
Geyser Basin, state that the gey sers are
playing better than ever They are much
fner than last year. The Giant. one Of the
finest in the Park, plays to q height OF
about $50 feet Last year It's eruptiouf
took place once In about five days and
continued for 80 minutes This year IL il
playing more frequently. Mr. Howe is
regularly noting the temperature Of ths
Giantess. smother OF the large geysers
It Is also plaJ Ing frt rtquently and It's ten
psratuie 10 time OF playing ranges from
1913 to l9s degrees Fahrenheit For sis
cents sent 10 Charles S Fee, genera
passenger agent Northern Pacific rail
road, st Paul. Minn, you will receive 6
fine tourist book thaicontains
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
DIED.

ADAMS Ga August "a, 1895. Jacob II.
Adams. aged 58 years.
CsANO. AT Wayn sboro. Pa, on the 23d In
stant. Mrs. Anna n. Gano, IN her Goth year.
GREEN.-On August "a. 1885. VIII am r.
Infant son Of William 4. and Elizabeth
Green. aged mont s..
HANES. On Thursday morning. August
l5, 1895, Mrs Elizabeth Hanes, widow of q.
b. HRDes and mother OF MIS- SIC. Long,
aged 20 years, G months and 20 days.
McMAHON-On Tuesday August 20 1895,
Marg Is. McMahon, aged is ears ana q
months.
MILLER.-On August "a 1895, Helen Y
deugh er Of harles q. and tusie ~. Miller.
aged months.
N MJLR0ONhY.-I this city. on the % q
instant. Martin, son OF Ihomss and Anna VI
MulroOnoy, aged 6 years
NELSON on August 25, 1895, Margaret
Nelson aged 20 year.
NICHOLSON On August 2j, 1895, Paul G
infant ou Of Jacob \ and Laura NJ. Nichol-
son, nged . months and days.
pARRIS.-O On g. he 23d instant. Mrs. Fannie
Paris aged 5S years.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
AD rnoyciopmdla for sg.qB.

Only few copies left Of Rand Nc
Nally & Co. 5 Enoy ciope iia and Gazetteer,
which will be Disposed of at S2. 25-whicl
Is barely the cost OF manufacture. This
is work Of SEQ pages and Is condensa
tion OF the Encyclopedias Britannica,
Chambers's Enoy olop@dia, etc, with the
addition Of much original matter treating
OF American subjects. L. contains eighty
colored maps and ? 600 engravlngs and Is
the cheapest work ever offered in ihii
city. Apply for one sc the EVENING
JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1895-08-27

10 Georgetown, where they will spend a
month With Mrs Georges parents, Judge
and Mrs G M Cullen.
Misses Csrrls and Laura Ewing, Of
Lanceuoerg, have gone 90 Atlantic City
FOR few days
Miss Mary Catherine Conway. OF this
city. is the guest OF Mrs Walter C.
Alexander, at Lsndenberg
Charles @. Ryan, the popular young
brakeman on the Lsndenberg branch Of
The b & o, hes gone to Atlantic CITY
for E week
w s Smith has returned from Q two
weeks tip At Clpe Charles.
@ Burns, superintendent Of tie
Union News Company, in this city, has
gone to Baltimore for few days.
Mrs d P Price and Miss Price are at
Cape May.
Mrs William u Lee has returned
home from months visit 10 the vicinity
OF Altoona, Pa She was accompanied
by her daughter
DR. E, s. Anderson and j. p. Jones, Of
Dover, were in this city guests at the
Clayton House.
F G Warner. Of Delaware City, Is
visiting Ia the city.
Charles Howell Lo Fevre, Of Smyrna.
Is In the city to-day on a short visit
Charles B Palmer, who bad TO return
home from Harvard Udiversi'y on Rc-
count OF serious illness. is now able TO
get about at his home, No 1908 Market
street Mr. Pslnsr's long illness was
brought on by too hard study aud over .
work on one Of the rival college papers
there.
Captain L Breese, of the United
States Army, is here on a visit TO friends
Captain Breese is a former Delawarean.
he is accompanied by Mrs Breess and
they are registersd at the Clayton House
E. Lambert, Of Maryland Is in the
city for few days
Mr. and Mrs. John D Kurtz. Jr and
Mr. and Mrs Charles @. Kurtz have
returned from Atlantic City, where they
spent the heated term.
Mrs. Clifford Pyles and two children
hsve returned home from G two months
stay ut Cape May.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
ZELLA's DEBUT.
EIiss Nicolaus Makes Her First Appear
ance on the Stage.

ance on the stage
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 27.-Miss zella
Nicolaus, who has gained considerable no.
toriety by reason Of her several suits
against George J. Gould, made her first
appearance as a theatrical star at the Ly.
oeum theater. Unlike many venturesoma
women, Miss Nicolaus did not essay the
character Of Juliet or any Of the Shakes
pearian heroines, but contentod herself
with a minor part in a burle @le entitled
1.-THE Golden Age.
Miss Nicolaus has very little dialogue
TO master, and one short poem to repeat
The former consists Of brief reply TO the
chorus of welcome from the girls and a
few side remarks. In this she was natural
and unrestrainod. Many Of her words
were scarcely audible. This was also the
case with the first two stanzas Of the
poem, 1.-THE Two Summers.
Toward the end Of the recitation she
fully recovered herself and gained lots Of
confidence and delivered the words in a
loud tone and with good gestures. Her
efforts were well received by the audience,
which packed the theater to itAdoOrs, and
she was the recipient Of many handsome
floral designs.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Ihe Amerioan People

the Yellowstone Park is something We
Park this year is heavier than ever Ger
mauy, England, France and other foreign
countries annually send large nunb,r rs Of
travellers 10 see that famed region At last
che United States Itself seems to want 10
'bs ia the swim. Drop your business for
a fortnight, postpone that other vacation
scheh-e and go aud glory in the gloriss Of
nature For six cents I will send vou a
beautiful book that describes the Park.
Charles S Fee, general passenger agent
orlhern Pacific railroad. 30 Paul. MINI
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
sooIaI and PersonnI Noten.


Miss Laura Joseph and Miss Belle
Joseph are spending week at Atlantic
City.
Miss Bertha E Morrow is at Ocean
Grove.
Miss Ella Mckay is spending some
time at Atlantic City.
T. Marion Leitch has returned from
a months stay at Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove.
DR.. Henry W. Morrow has returned
from a trip to Piedmont, w. Va and
Mt. Savage, Nd.
Miss Minnie Turner, OF Mt. Savage,
Md, is the guest Of Mrs. S. A. Nor
row.
Dr. May d Hayden, who has bsen
spending a two weeks vacation at
Wooddsls returned to PhilsdelphIa last
egeDing.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey D. Sharp have
returned to West Chester from a shcrt
viait to this city.
Miss Mary Grant and Miss Fannie
Grant are visiting friends in West
Chester.
Miss Bessie Tomlinson and Miss Ruth
Pierce have returned 90 this city from a
visit to Miss Nesta Pyle, Of West Ches-
ter.
Miss Mabsl Dunning is the guest OF
Miss Miller, at Ksnnett Square.
Mrs. James G. Hopes and Mrs.
Charles Cagner have been spending q
week with Mrs. Joseph Mendinhall, at
Nor hbro,k, Pa
Alvin Thompson, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Bessie Cooper has returned 70
West Chester after a pleasant visit to
friends in this city.
Miss Emma Heller is the guest of Miss
Mary Pyle. In West Chester.
Colonel and Mrs Ewes, OF WILMINGTON,
are now the guests of Mr.. and W. Y.
SWiggett, at their residences at Falls
Church, Va, near Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas T. Cloward have
gone on an extended visit among
Delaware and Pennsylvania frienis
Mrs Fl H George and children re-
turned yesterday from three months
stay at Ocean Grove To day they went
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
AMussM sNrs
ZINC SAL eIe of I..fe !,

Il was large and representative
audience that gathered In the c,zy aud
handsome Bi ~ last evening to witness
the initial play Of the season, and tho be
ginning Of the series OF interesting and
popular productions which Generel
Manager Csmpiglia r ,mlses to present Ia
the local theatre goers The play wss
"rhe Struggle Of Life. aud was one OF
those thrilling stories Of New York, whlls
sse mlngly improbable. have their counter
parts almost daily In the history OF the
great metropolis The company present
ing 1t eas good one. and unlike many
hioh come to this city. hadn't a stick IN
II. III wronged lover, Edward Brockton,
was represented by William stafford
Kate Dselish. the girl who stuck by hin
in M repute. and Miss HRnpie ngbam
The victim Of the polished villain John
LDriey AZ for the villain he wac, as one
OF The gallery gods remarked, Way on.
o sight, and the venom which marked
the hisses accorded him must has proved
very acceptable Miss Nell Make | ss
Molly MoCue aud Frank d Riodel ne
Tommy Casey, were excellent, as were In
fact the entire cast.
The staging OF the piece WAS very hne,
the scenery being Of familiar spots in
New York aud particularly striking
The Struggle Of Life" will b. presented
sgsin to night and to morrow afternoon
and evening and will be ste 'seded by
May Smith Robbins in the musical com
edy Little Trxie
noticeable feature vas tho excellent
order maintained. A corps OF specls'
officers saw that no one violated the
rules Of tho house or intsrfered with the
comfort OF those present, aud one or two
offenders found themselves on The ont
side Ia short notice The new manegs
ment is to be complimented on IT'S
success al first feature, and the great est
success will be fully deserved
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
cRoEsus ON THE TURF.
william X. Vanderbilt Begins HIS Career
rs a Horse Breeder.

rs Horse Breeder.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.--William X. Van
dorbilt has begun his career as a turfman.
He has just bought from Pierre Lorillard
is thoroughbred mares in pursuance OF
his plan TO start a breeding and racing
establishment in France. From Johns
town, n. j., where Mr.. Lorillard's Ranco-
cas- farm is located, comes the news that
the mares arc being prepared for ship
mont, and that Mr.. Vanderbilt viii have
all of them in France before Oct. 1.
Both Mr. Lorillard and Mr.. Vanderbilt
have done thcir utmost to keep the pur-
chase of the mares a secret, and the
amount Of the check which passed is not
known. AS the mares ire all from the
richest producing lines Of England aud
Amoricieind cost Mr.. LcSillard more than
$50, 600 he must have Obtained at least
that amount for them, as il was generally
known he was not anxious TO sell. Indeed,
when he disposed of his racing stable two
years ago, he herefused to put these mares up
at auction saying he yet hoped to breed
tho greatest American thoroughbred.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
noIrlble 80 sf . rrael.-waIher.

WEST CHESTER. Aug - Track
sslher Jeremiah ssvldge. on the Trenton
cut-on Of the Psnpsy lssria railroad. was
struok by 3 fe.gAt irsin, and, besides
having one leg horribly crushed, We,
other wise injured his cr..s isseasd
;hs ears OF tue telegraph operator In a
near by tower. who went 20 bis assist
inte aud had him ssnt 10 n hospital,
where amputation Of the leg Was made.
The shsck was too greet and he died
shortly after. The accident occurred
near Glsnlooh. Deceased Was a MAJ risd
man. 35 leArs Of age.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Hald on the Barelootsd BOZ.

Hard ON the Barefooted Boy. Though.
A morning paper says: zone man who
had the interest of the wheelmen at
heart was seen on Market street yestsr
day. The man was riding up the street
at q lively pkcs, when be was seen to
dismouut and walk across the street aud
pick up small piece Of wood al d place
Il on the sidewalk. In one end OF it was
nail. IL all wheelmen hsd as much
regard for The safety OF their brother on
the wheel there would not be so many
punctured tires
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Mrs. oIeveIand's Hats.

A correspondent writing from Boz
zlrd's Bay. says that Mrs. Cleveland
shows her real self more In her selection
Of hats than ia anything else In her
entire apparel Gown and gown decora
tions may be the decree of her dress
maker and her maid to q degree.but the
hats are ell of her own selection and q
marked individuality is usually shown,
ms she always INDUCES taste for certain
effects In q general way in these my
lady's head coverings.
Her first choice for Summer wear at
Buzzard's Bay for Zine years since the
White House bride frst began to come
to these shores has always bsen sailor
hat Of white usually Canton, or a ine
white or yellow straw braid with white
ribbon band. This year she has well
nigh discarded the familiar and long
favored sailor Her new hat is Of black.
coarse straw, the crown medium. height,
wide and rather fat, the rim somewhat
wide and slit and bent ia places, up
titled and again gently dropping, the
under side Of the brlm trimmed with
Nile green silk.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
To DeeIde 4 10 wIImlngton.

Such a strong rivalry has been stirred
up between the representative baseball
teams Of New Cssile aud DIVER, that
they could not agree upon an odd game
In their state chanp pionsbip series until
Wilmington was suggested as the most
impartial grounds for the spiri;ed con
test As the Columbis Athletic Club
team and the fast club OF Dover esch
have lots OF friends in Wilmington, this
will insure them fsir chance TO play
the game on It's merits
Two games have bsea played by these
clubs this season New Castle won the
game On Dovers grounds. cutpiaying the
state capital team two to one. Dover won
the game on New Castles grounds.
batting one O a. C pitcher ont Of the
box and winning by score OF 10 to IA
This viii, therefore, bs the deciding
game aud the test OF which club Is
superior.
Every weak place on the Two clubs
have been strengthened and eighteen OF
tho bgst players that have given al
exhibition Of tAe scientific game In
recent years viii walk out on the dia
mond &C the Union street grounds on
Thursday at 80 p. H., to fsh5 TO a
faish Higgins. a Wilmington ex
professional, coaches tho Dover club and
plays second.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
rlnnded thr citr Ian.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 27.-The large
glass tank which was to have contained
the fish exhibit at the coming New Eng
land fair here burst while it was boing
tested in an upper room in the city hall,
causing a doluge all over the building and
entailing a loss of several thousand dollars
to the Offices and city government rooms
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
NO PEACE FOR HIM.
Rotache Not Allowed to Escape His wife
Even by Death.

LYONS n. Y, Aug. 27.-John Rotache,
a prominent resident of this village, was
arrested and locked up here for threaten
ing to commit suicide. He was standing
on the Geneva street bridge over the Erie
canal looking into the water when ar
rested. His wife, from whom he had been
separated, was also arrested few min
utes later.
Ten years ago Rotache, then widower
with four children, married a widow with
one child. Two years ago they parted, ho-
tache agreeing to pay his wife 81 a week
and to give her one quart OF milk per day
and her flrewOod. Rotache then hired a
housekeeper from Rochester since which
time his wife has frequently seTenaded
him and bombarded his house at night.
Although she had been arrested several
times she again began stoning Rotache's
house this evening, when he started out
TO drown himself They now occupy ad-
joining cells in the police station.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
oyoIlnr on . triangular COURSE.

In the Holbrook ten-mile road race to-
morrow afternoon at Jenkintown several
WILMINGTON men who will ride have
been handicapped as follows: Robert
Weir, 80 seconds; L. @ Johnson,
/ minute; d. f. Nsyne. ? min
utes; Bert Nutter, minutes; w
r. Cooley. minutes and 10 seconds
Toe race will be ran over a triangular
course
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
ohas. II. Yals's "Newoat Devii's Auction.

signor Aurelio Coecis, the Metre dc
Ballet Of Charles H. Yale's Newest
D,vi's Auction. TO sppssr vt the Grand
Osera House tomorrow (Wednesday
night, was for mERy years the ballet
master Of many Of the principal Eu
ropesn theatres ard lately was connecte
ia 4 similar capacity with two Of the
greatest and greatest Epectocles London
ever saw: The Orlent, aud "Constan-
tiuople Signor Cocola has brought
many oyelties in the ballet line which
will be seen In The Newest Devil.
Auciion
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Roautifnl tlenter-rable Booh.

You want something artistic for your
centre table Something that will Instruct
aa well as amuse. Wen, got q copy OF
"Fsmous Paintings Of the World" bound
n cloth and gold. II is beautiful port
folio OF artistic master pieces aud 81 20
will bny It. Made to sell at 50 Only 0
few left Apply 81 EVENING" JOunNAL.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Pleasant watermelon Party.

There was a pleasant water. melon
party at the home of Mics Katie Hiich-
cock, No S99 Kilkwood street. last
night. The time was or joyably spent in
various games. and then watermelon and
csnteloups were served Among those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs Peter Wood
Mrs. William Everett, MISS Bertha Ne
Coy, Miss Bertha Philips. Miss Ella
Gamble, Miss Vlrgie Porter, Miss Mary
Frazer, Miss Sue Mcdonnell. Miss
Nellie Dunn, Miss Amy Dough
erty. Miss Annie Dougherty, Mise
Katie Hitchcock. Miss Ids Short, Miss
Gladys Records. Miss Mary Aall. Miss
Willie F. Doughtery, Miss Alice Gabke,
Miss Dolly Everett, Miss Laura Worth.
Miss Edith Ridgaway, John Jewell Charles
l. Gabke. William Jewell, John
Lsgatss, Parker Steelman George Everett,
Albert E Campbell, Willism Gilliug,
Claude Haymsn, Charles Wsiderman.
David Jones. d. w Daniels, Daniel L.
dabks, Joseph Sturiz. Thomas Skunk
and Alfred 6abke
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
IN THESPOBTING WORLD
Orioles Successful Career
Checked at Last.
THREE LEADERS WERE DEFEATED

Handicsps OF the Wilmington whesirnen
in the Hoibrook Road Race Fixed
Lewes Defeated Bg Camden.
Three OF the leaders in the National
League race we're dsfeated yesterday,
but there was no change Ia the stsuding
OF them. The Pniladelphiss took on a
brace and handily beat the Clevei.uds
Pittsburg lost close game 70 Boston,
and Baltimore, after having secured e
long string of Victories, stumbled over
Pitcher Rhiaes. Of Ciroinnat Tho best
Chicsg, aud Washington could do was
TO play tie Louisville lost to
the Brooklyn "bride2rooms" and st
Louis lost smother to the New York
giants
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
chine.e Arltators Beheaded.

LoNDoN, Aug. ga Shanghai dis
patch to The Times says that the new vice
roy ar Cheng tn has beheaded four OF the
leaders of the antiforcign movement there.
They are said to have complained that
they only acted with the consent OF the
old YiceroY.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
20 Per Cent. on

On all Straw Hats to close out balance Of
stock All new goods bought in case lots
from the mills direct Best values
ever offered, at Rosss, 210 Market street.
Summer Underwear At 20, IS and SOC.
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Boundinrs Of tho Loathsry sphere.

Lower Sussex county IL excited over
prospective game OF baseball between
the Sand Flee Club, Of Lswes, and the
Huckleberry Club. of Dsgsboro, thore
bsing great rivalry between the Two
'eams
Baltimore won fourteen straight games
Louisville has offered 3 500 20 Boston
for Collins's nncsnditional release
Mcmahon will 50 up against the Cin
cinnsti to day.
Everson, the crack pitcher OF Media
who is known In this city. pitched for
the Carlisle yesterday at Hagerstown
and was knocked out Of the b,x
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
camden yYIn. I'D Lewen.

LEwRs, Aug 27 The Camden, N. J +,
Club won the thiid game played with
Lewes yesterday through errors of the
home team. Score BY innines:
Camden ............2 100 0 0-lO
Lewes .,.............O o o 20 0 o.
harned runs-Lewes. p Camden. J. Two
FtzsimmOns
Evening journal., 1895-08-27
Yostorday' q T.oaguo scores.

Cincinnati, 10; Baltimore, 0
Boston 3 Pittsburg,
New York. o; st Louis g.
Philadelphia, g; Clese aud, l.
Brooklyn, z; Louisville,
Chicago. 9; Washington, Called
larkress