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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-09
NE6RAskA's SUFFERERS.
S'ssty 81 Prssisisss. bat They Are Not
Properly Dis,ribstsA.

LINCOLN, Neb.. February 5.-Ths Leg.
! isIaiafe has been compelled to recognize
the complaints from oil parts oil the
State Of the Inactivity OF the State Re.
lief Commission to distribute aid 10 the
destitute. and 10 expected to take meas.
ures Ut once TO Feofganizs the commits.
sion. Ths commission has made little
progress in distributing food, fuel and
clothing. The following report Of .
committee. composed Of Captain ". IL.
Hunter and DR.. s. i. ssdier, Of Alma.
Neb., 10 the Legislature. 10 = sample of
the way the substance contributed 10
being Lost;
To-day ws visited the railroad Yards.
aud wefc informed by the agent that
the twelve ears loaded with supplies for
the destitute we're in the burlington &
Missouri River yards, and about TIRES
carloads were Ia the freight depot, be-
sides What MAS then stored Ia ware
houses. We procce.ied To . building
belonging 10 the Buekstaf Bros. There
we found from statements made by the
persons In change Of said building sixty
cars OF supplies, which the men ia
charge said had been there from one 10
tSo w-~ks. The supplies were CON-
passed oi fioaf, wheat, oorn. oats, corn
meal. beans. potatoes. kfaut and Q iasgs
amount OF groceries and clothing. The
potatoes. aboat one carload. we're frozen
hard. The kfsat MAS in barrels, some
o. which were barst and leaking badly.
We we're informed that one carload had
been shipped oaI OF this warehouse on
January 50. We then visited another
warehouse. owned by Kendall 4 Smith.
There nc ioand swo carloads OF supplies,
mostly clothing. . lev quarters Of fresh
b-~f. unsxii-d and packed with other
supplies. This 10, shosed plainly that
the proper care and al,~f ton WAS not
given them. We we're Informed by the
basiinston q Missouri River agent that
no more fr~r billing ooali be had Of his
company. but, ON visiting the Union
Pacific depo, ~e found that company
loading supplies OH free billing orders,
and gha, lh~sr MAS then in possession
OF tho Union Pacific one carload OF sup
plies on track in their yards. and from
statements made 10 us by those In
charge no found scv~nts-s~ven carloads
ia the hands OF the Burlington q Nile.
soaa River Company. Thc pisties in
charge stated that their company was
ready and willing 10 ship ih~s- supplies
whenever ordered To do 30 by /. 4.
Luddcn. and with ihesc unprecedented
circumstances existing. hundreds OF ap.
pcais arc arriving from the West daily,
many written in the mot hcartrrnding
language. asking ia the name OF God
and suffering humanity that provision
may specdiiy reach them"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-09
A COMPROMISE.
Cnion Pseinc's Pages SQUAD Rstss 70
Go In Isdtstdual Ratsshssts.

Caion Pasinc's Pages SQUAD Rates 70
Go IN Individual Rsssshssts.
CHICAGO, February Tho Western
lines figured ali day on the puzzle Of
how 10 bring the Union Pacific into the
trunk lines committee without pushing
the Northern Pacific out. The former
demanded that il be given . share Of
the Puget Sound business and the latter
stood on the promises made by the other
Western roads that the business should
come to il alone. The Union Pacific de.
manded that Its rate to Puget Sound be
shown in the rateeheets and the com.
mit,ee lines said it should not be done.
The matter was finally solved by allow
ing the Union Pacific rates to be placed
ia the individual ratesheets, but they
will not 20 into the rateeheete Of the
trunk lines committee. The Northern
Pacific took . very liberal view Of the
matter and expressed itself satisfied
with this agreement. There 10 now but
one thing which keeps the Union Pa
cihc out Of the committee, and that ID
the boycott against il. This matter ID
in an excellent way TO be settled, and
the chances are very strong that the
Union Pacific will eign the COMMITTEES
agreement within the next few days.
The Chicago Railway Association
psssed the day discussing whether IL
would show the Puget Sound rates in
it's sheets. the ground Of contention be-
ing the came ~ that taken by the West
ern trunk line passenger COMMITTEES.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-09
TIE LOAN NEGOTIATED.
AAstsissrasies ssia 60 he ssecsssfst Ia
tie Easus.

ssia 20 Ne sssesssfsi In
tie fasus.
cnic AGO. February 5.-The Hcrald's
Washington correspondent sa.s; SO far
- Washington 10 concerned the fnan.
ciai nuffy 10 over. !, became known
here TO day that the administration had
b~~n sace~s,ial In its efforts 10 negotiate
. loan Of gold in Europe. To-day the
ssasrussn, 10 made la high quarters ih's
the loan may be Tor $50 90 Go In
s,esd OF ior 81 COZ. 600. Foreign hoasss
arc willing 10 take 500. 600 900 on terms
which ulll make the interest rate no
more than So per cent. and perhaps
lose. Though the negotiations are beihs
eoadsc,r~i In Scs York. the principal.
are IN Europe. notably tho house OF
Eo,hsShild. II any par; OF the loan i'
20 10 piacrd ~iih American banking
hoa.rs tina, mus, lie Arranged hereafter
tn 10 this tine the negotiations have
f~~n almost entirely With representa-
siy~s ol foreign houses. New fof'
bankers have becn to sofne extent 70
posrsi. II they arc DESTROYS OF oomini
in the gates viii not he shui aga,ns
them. bu, il I. the President vsc~ tha
the balk 81 the loan must he place
abroad in order 60 cause How OF go''
from Europe TO this eoansry. and ne AIS
iavoss the $500 Ooo. 600 t.sae. believing
Il wili solve the money problem 10
some time 10 come.
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oEMPsEY's CONDITION.
He VIII Be Sent to Portland when Able
to Travel.

1e " De BENT 70 hObtt1o0 oSo AVb0
to Travel.
NEW YoRK, February 2.-The Sun
says this morning: The last chapter in
the eventful career Of Jack Dempsey,
the once invincible middle-weight pu-
gilist, has been reached. He 10 now .
physical and mental wreck, though his
friends are trying sealously to conceal
his real condition. DR.. Ward, of Coney
Island, states that the pugilist's mind
lie unbalanced. and he can only hope to
revive his shattered faculties by good
medical treatment and careful nursing.
The physician defines the case ~ melan-
cholia, euperinduced by worriment and
drink. Dempsey 10 now confined to the
home OF his brother Martin in Williams.
burg. He has been there for the past
few days. No one is allowed to zee OF
speak TO him, for the slightest excite
ment or noise has . detrimental erect
upon his nervous system. Dempsey
looks very bad and suffers considerably.
He has a hallucination that he 10 being
bounded and persecuted by the police:
and that they will soon catch him ana
hustle him off to come dark dungeon
He always had a dread OF Jail, and moth,
ing can make him believe that he Will
not soon be taken away from his friends
and placed in a prison. As soon a
Dempsey is IN any kind Of shape te
travel, lie will be sent home to his lam
ilv in Portland, Or. He has come
money. but there i. some talk OF getting
up benefit for him to defray the neces
eary expenses
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
II Bears Upea the Payment OF sen"'
Warrants In washiogtou.

Il Bear Upon the Payment OF school
warrants In wsshisstos.
SEATTLE, February 4.-Judge Langley
In the Superior Court to-day rendered .
decision OF vital importance TO holders
OF school district warrants OF this State.
The Law provides that the board may
levy q tax amounting to "a, 600 year
for new buildings and sites without .
epecial vote Of the people, and the board
this year made the extra levy, but pro-
posed applying il to running expenses.
The people Of Queen Anne hill want .
new echool, and they thought OF re-
strs:ning the board from applying this
money to running expenses, claiming
that il should be treated ~ . separate
fund. Judge Langley decided in their
favor and ALTO declares that the levy oil
the year can only be applied to paying
the expenses Of the year, and not to re.
deeming old warrants. This shuts out
warrants for several hundred thousand
dollars ,eeued prior to the current schoo
wear, The only way in which these old
warrants can be paid under this rulini
10 by an extra levy or by a bond issue
for which new legislation would be nee
eeSArv,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-09
HAS RELIGIOUS BELIEFS.
Huntington subscrtbcs to the Churc'
That Believes In the Millennium.

uuntir ston sabscrtbcs to the Church
That Believes In the Millennium.
San rRAScIsco, February 1T has
beer discovered that c. p. Huntington,
the Southern Pacific magnate, has re-
ligious beliefs. The information became
known through the Rev. NJ. V. Donald.
con. Superintendent Of St. Paul's Mis-
siou Church Of this city. The doctrine
taught At St. Paul's consists mainly in
the belief that the millennium Is near =,
hand. No definite date 10 agreed upon
for lie arrival, but sometime in the year
1905 &c ems to be the favorite. Accord
Ing 10 the Rev. Donaldson, Mr.. Hunt
ins,on subscribes to this belief, and FOL
the past ten years has given sums rang
ing from $500 TO 500 for the benefit o
the Church. He has written many let
tiers warmly commencing the work o
the Church, which the pastor show'
with much pride.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-09
DON'T LIKE THE ORDER.
Letter Carriers Prohibited From MAX
ing Extra Time.

Latter c.rriers Prohibited From MAX
ing Extra Time.
WASHINGTON, February2.-Ihe recent
order OF the Postoffice Department pro-
hibiting letter carriers from making ex-
ira time has caused embarrassment In
the work OF numerous poetofhes OF the
smaller class throughout the country.
Postmasters have complained to the de-
partment that carriers daily assisted IN
the distribution OF the mail and the
Civil Service Com mission also had car
riers employed on their boards ct poet
offices. The Postmaster. General has IN
formed some Postmaster that the order
will have to stand. First Assistant
Postmaster.G Jones Yesterday
said that when the order Was Issued the
postmasters Immediately entered pro
test without first trying to adjust tht
work of their offices in accordance with
the order. Postmasters have come t'
| Washington and entered complaints
! In some instances an extra allowance
for clerks would be made, where 1t wa
found to be necessary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-09
coRMAN's RESOLUTION.
The Data He wauts From the Sscrstar
Of the Treasury.


Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, February 2.-The reso-
luton Of inquiry introduced BY Senator
German d passed by the Senate to-
day lust before adjournment CALI on
the Secretary OF the Treasury to report
the actual available cash balance in the
treasury applicable to current exPendi-
tures Of the government January l. 1884,
giving specifically the amounts. reepec-
lively, Of gold and bullion less all out,
standing gold certificates; and standard
silver dollars less outstanding certiti-
Gates and current Subsidiary silver coin !;
United States notes lees currency Ger
tificstes outstanding and treasury notes
of july IA. 1890. and Eational Bank
notes less National Bank per cent
fund and showing the aggregate OF .nch
available cash balances not including,
hut stating the actual amount OF gold in
the treasury as the reserve or redemp-
ton fund and the outstanding CHEFS
and drafts, and also . like statement
respecting all the foregoing items on
July l, 1893.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-02-09
THE SILVER QUESTION
A Declaration From Washing
tons Lower House.
THE BILL PASSED wIrnAwYooP

II Ysvsn UsIimItsd Csinsys 81 the
Amsris - Product NJ Katie of S1x.
teen t. Oss-Hsm's BIIi 10 Abolish
the O0es Of LIsaisssat.G
OLYMPIA, WASH. February 1.-The
silver question WAS brought 70 IN issue
In the House this afternoon. A me.
mortal to Congress introduced by Tall
for the free and unlimited coinage Of sil-
yer was sl,elved for Substitute by Coon
for the coinage Of the American product
only. Final action vas had after rel.
hot debate, which was participated in
by The members Of all political parties.
Some Of the more eloquent members
were given . chance to repeattheI cam
paign speeches Of last summer. The
Republicans urged that the Legislature
should sanction the plank in the plat
form adopted At Spokane for the I'M
limited coinage Of the American product
ct l6 to l. The Coon substitute passed
with . whoop, and demonstrated clearly
that the House il . free-silver body.
Conner Of ekaxit and Minis Of Chehalis
were the only Republicans voting against
it. Three Populist membere-kader.
Scott and Witt-also voted against the
memorial. This was owing to its favor
ing the American product only.
HANS BILL DISPOSED OF.
Hams bill to abolish the Office oil
| Lieutenant Governor, which passed tho
\ House yesterday. Was quickly dirp0sei
| of in the Senate this morning. Senator
Dorr moved TO lay the bill on the table,
and it was 70 ordered without oppose
ton. The bill will probably not Do
heard from again as similar measures
have met with like fate each session.
| TO Establish HArcnERiEs.
| Representative Bnsh's bill to estab-
lish and maintain State fish hatcheriel
and making an appropriation therefor
paeeed the House this morning. Tho
bill provides for . Board Of Fish Com
miseionere, cam poeesl OF the Governor,
State Treasurer and Fish Commissioner.
1t shall he the duty of the commission
to procure sites for the esec, ion Of the
hatcheries and to supervise the MAN.
agement and control OF the same. SEC
ton 8 of the bill provides that the site
Oh tItc uTeb u1tCicfs rHdh NC uPch tbe
banks of the Columbia river or some
one or more of its tributaries, and shall
lie selected and obtained Is soon as POS.
sible. Subsequent listcheriee shall liz
established, one each on one of the
tributaries Of Puget Sound. one OF tho
tributaries of Gray's ilarbor and one Of
the t ibutaries OF Willapa Bav. whers
in the judgment of the commission il
shall he deemed advisable. The mem
bers OF the board shall receive no com
peneation for their services as suci
board, but shall I've allowed n-.'"sss-v
actual travelling expenses. For carry
ling out the provisions OF the act and the
maintenance of tile hatcheries there u
appropriated 10000 out Of the hsil
hatchery fund in the State Treasury
Owing to the nearness OF the season io'
the running OF the salmon An emergency
clause is attached.
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CfUR DALENE IDAHO SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 1895.
sRurAL,TIEs OF THE RING.
ChsmDies Cerbstt Amssg the Lswast.
srs sf Alnnesots.

~~s~~s~ ~s@~s0 sssO - W.oeN
ers u Ainnss0ts.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, February AT the
Hotel Ryan this afternoon . large num-
Der Of the members Of the Legislature
and James J. Corbett, the champion
pugilist, met by appointment to discuss
. modification Of laws - to pugilism.
Corbett began to refute ths charge Of
brutality in the ring.
"How do you account for the recent
iatalitiesf" asked . member who 10 .
physician.
Easily enough. Stranger things have
happened almost every day in every
community. A man 10 sitting quietly
in . chair, and his life ends in an in.
slant. Physicians cay it was heart dis.
ease or apoplexy. So with the pugilist
Ninety-nine fights may occur and no
person will be hurt enough 10 keep him
10 bed an hour, but one Of the partici-
pants in the hundredth will be fatally
deficient 10 some vital part. even though
apparently sound - you look ut him.
The warmth and excitement, . chance
blow, perhaps. with big glove, any one
OF . score OF causes weakens the man,
the nerve force leaves him. collapse fol.
lows, and then the end. Understand
me, l am not an advocate Of prize-fght.
ing, nor do advise anyone TO take uE
with the business. am in it just -
might be in any business. Az il 10,
mean TO quit alter the contest with Fitz.
simmons"
''Do you consider that padded ring
and large gloves would do away with
much that 10 repugnant in boxing
/ maiches?"
"Most sesuredly." said the champion
~ he rose to emphasize the remark
Legislatures might we'll enact that suct
I safeguards shall be provided"
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CALIFORNIA; LExOW.
Provisions Of the Bill Authorizing the
Investigation. --..--------

Provisions Of the Bill Authorizing the
Investigation. -.---,--
SACRAMENTO, February 1.-The bill
calling for the investigation is ready.
Acknowledgement Fitzgerald has been
hard at work revising it and putting on
the finishing touches, and it will be sub
mitted to the Legislature forthwith. 1t
calls for the appointment by the Cover
nor OF q non-partisan commission OF
three, the selections to be approved by
the Senate. The hoard is empowered to
INQUIRE into all alleged misconducts OF
officers in the various departments OF
State or county governments. 1t Is 70
sit during the session and subsequently,
and it is to report to the Governor from
time TO time and to the next Legisia-
ture. Each member Of the board is to
receive IS q day and the necessary
travelling expenses. The hoard Ia au-
thorized TO employ . bailiff and stem
ocrspher, each of whom is also to receive
IS per diem. The sheriffs OF all counties
are directed to furnish all the assistance
necessary, and eubpenas, ETC., are to lie
served without more than the actual
expense. The Acknowledgement is to
| act as prosecutor Tor the board, pot OUT
side parties may be employed i! sub
ecriptions are furnished. The Lsxow
commission, it is remembered, was
hacked by $40,o raised as q popular
| fund, The bill further appropristes all
the money needed to meet the expenses
of the work and directs that in selecting
members OF the boad they shall come
from different political parties. The
Republican members OF the Legislature
are anxious to have two OF their party
and one Democrat A caucus viii oc
held on this proposition. Just how
hard the Democrats will oppose this Il
) I At present hard to fathom. for it is pos
sibIe that storm cloud will spring mp
when they learn that they are in ths
minority. The Governor Is instructed
to appoint the commission within ten
DAYS Of the passage OF the bill. The
board is in itself to have no authority
hut it can cite before . superior court IN
the came manner as grand Jury. 1ne
reason advanced for not allowing tht
work to be done by the local Iur'es II
; that the board can hold its investiEa
tions in public. and can sit as an cxtrs
board ali over the State.
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Nsw OatKASs, February "a party
Of 800 negroes arrived over the Queen
and Cre.cen, this evening. They came
in ON a special train. which left Bi'm'ns'
ham las, night. They are the first Of a
large party Of perhaps 10000 who w,Il
mass through during the next lew
months en- route to Mexico. The Next
can Colonization Company, having
headquarters in Mexico, has secured
iarre concessions from the Mexican gov
srnment on the Menipa river, and tne
nesrocs are being imported TO raise
' r,pfYcc
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A station for Experiments.

sroxAxs February +.-Fresident E.
A. BRYAN Of the State Agricultural COL
,ese At Pullman and Regent Tannatt
left night for Puyallup to inspect .
cite offered there for an experimental
station. The law provides that such
a station shall be located at come point
west Of the Cascades. Two years ago
the citizens OF Sumner donated forty
acres, but IL was considered unfit for the
PURPOSE. II is quite likely the station
will be placed at Puyallup. It's work
will he chiefly devoted to horticulture.
The Regents here have set aside 1850
10 begin work, and the Lceislature will
be- asked 70 appropriate $4,000 to erect
Q building.
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chars. Of Cruelty Dismissed.

SAN Francisco, February +.-Thc
charges Of cruelty to animals made
against President Williams and Starter
Ferguson Of the Jockey Club and Jockey
Glover have been dismissed. Tho
CHARGE we're based on the fact that the
horse, while the track was muddy, fell
under the wire from exhaustion, and
that its sides were bleeding from the use
q sOura
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The wilcox Bandits.

ruscoS, Aris., February 1.-THE ban
dts who held up the westbound over
land near Wilcox are still at large, and
the whole southern part Of the territory
IL being secured for them. The amount
taken from the through cafe 10 not
exactly known, but 1t 10 believed IL will
exceed sc, 900. About 5000 Mexican
dollars have been recovered by the
Wells. Fargo agent at Wilcox. A dis
patch from Tombstone Gays the posses
are hot on the trail OF the bandits. which
leads to the north. and that mort than
two nan are In the gang.
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WE, IA, WE, FALLEN.


u was Captured ~ the Jop1oeee AMER
Two Dsys' skir.,ishiag.
CUE Foo, February 2.-Wei Hal Wei
was captured Wednesday after two days
diminishing. The Chimes "bolted"
when the actual assault was made. II
10 stated their loss was 1000 men. 1ui
Lung Tau, IN island near the city. on
which the workshops and some forts
ore, il still 10 the hands Of the Chinese.
All the Europeans in the city escaped
unhurt. 1t 10 reported that during the
fighting oil the Chinese men-of-war and
chips in the harbor sailed away unin.
jured.
CHINESE FLEET cArTuaKD.
SHANGHAI. February 2.-The Shanghai
Mercury in an extra edition says that
all Of the mainland and island forts 1t
Wei Hal Wei and the entire Chinese
feet have been captured.
WHAT fnx TINES SAYS.
LONDON. February 2.-The Times cor
respondent in TEN Tein says that all
the southern forts Of Wei Hal Wei were
captured yesterday. and that the tele.
graph wires we're cut.
The Daily News Gays that the rom
mapdant At Wei Hal Wei 10 Peter Neil.
con, Norwegian naval officer 81 Year,
| old.
WILL ARRIVE TOO LATE.
WASHINGTON, February 2.-Secretary
Herbert has received . cablegram from
Admiral Carpenter, At Che Foo. dated
to-day. stating that the bombsrdment o.
Wei Hal Wei had begun, and he had
dispatched the cruiser yorktown TO wit
ness the operation.
SURPRISED IT WAS xor SOONER.
SAN FRAxcIeoo, February 2.-Freder
lex Villiers, the artist and war CORE
epondent, being told Of the fa.l Of We
Hal Wei, merely said that he was sur
prised that the fall had been % long de
layed.
JAPAN CAN AFFORD TO DO n.
WAsHIxGToS, February IA dispatcl
was received 1t the Japan legation from
the Minister Of Foreign Adaifs sayin
the Peace ENJOYS were expected to ar
rive ut Hiroshima to-day. and would b
received with all tl.e honors deereed i
such cases by international Law.
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WAsurxaroN, February 4.-Secretary
l. mont, in pursuance Of the act of Con.
eress providing for the dedication Of the
Chickamauga Military Park, has ad-
dreaaed an invitation TO the Governors
of ali States to be present. Secretary
lamont has also sent letter to Speaker
Crisp, requesting the participates el
Consrses IN The cosenoaisA.
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SAN Francisco, February 4-Police
Commissioner NJ. A. Gunst filed An an
aver to the suit brought by Stewart
Men.ies to Dust him from office. He
denied that the Governor has the power
10 remove him or to appoint successor
uuNil theyo VaS . vacancy.
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Tn. v,.v,h in Madagascar.

ZAsztnaa. February 81 dispatch
from Madagascar dated January %
states that the French occupied Moianda
January 10. The troops made no r.:
sistance. The French Commodore had
entered the estuary Of the lkopa river,
and was bom bardins the forts on that
stream whom the aslvicse LETT
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vienna, February Skiing Alexander
=, servis has proposed marriage TO
Princess syblle Of Hesse. The Princess
r.,.n,s promised to consider the ,prcpo-
s;s,on Two years hence provided Alex
Ander 10 then willing.
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WASHINGTON, February 2.-The elec.
trical machines for soitenine harveyiscd
armor. which we're built for the navy at
a cost Of SS0. 900. have been tried at
Crsmp's in Philadelphia and o&cially
prououncod sucesssIuk