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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
LOOKING ron rHKIR MONTY.
Bdsiops Board Of Trade Secures MerS
chants Rates From Railroads.

BRISTOL. VA, September 4-The py-
rites mines in Carter county. Tenn. near
here. have stool idle this week John ~
Adams. the manager. went east recently
10 arrange. as he said. for money with
which TO pay on. Soon after his depart
ure an order came from Philadelphia TO
discontinue work. Mr. Adams ana his as
sociates are due the miners and other
laborers about 1900, and there has been
great uneasiness az the mines an this
week. lest Mr.. Adams might make his abb
sence permanent.
The BRISTOL Board Of Trade have Sc
cured merchants excursion rates % Brs-
tol from varions points on the Norfolk
and Western and Southern railways. The
rate on certain days will be one fare for
the round trip. tickets good to return at
any time within fifteen days.
Rev. James X Hancher, who died al his
home near Bristol a few days ago, was
one OF the most noted Lutheran minis
ters i'm this section. He spent most OF his
life I'm Greene county Tenn. and was "a
close friend Of President Johnson. A diary
kept bv him gives the following infOrma-
ton: He had been an ordained minister
for ffty-two years and six months. he
preached 72l7 sermons, confirmed 1856
members Of mis- church. administered the
ordinance OF baptism 10 1901 persons,
solemnized the rites OF matrimony be-
tween 800 couples. built thirteen churches
and travelled 10000 miles In the discharge
OF his ministerial duties. He leaves two
sons prominent I'm the MINISTRY. one a
professor in the Pennsylvania State Nor
NAL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
BUSINESS Is WAKING Up
A COmPANT CHARrERED TO MAKE
Cf0AEETTE MACHINES.
Centralized in tho sum Of 5000. 0oo-All Of
Its Promoters Richmond Men,
The New Machine,

The puIse OF Richmond's industries IS
berining to beat with renewed strength
ana yigor under the stimulus Of the tonic
OF prosperity in the Law and Equity
Court Yesterday Judge T.. q. Minor grant
ed a charter to the Hayden Cigarette
Company. which is formed for the purpose
of conducting "a general business I'm manu-
featuring apparatus and machinery for
the making Of cigarettes.
TO HANDLE TOBACCO.
Also TO manufacture and handle tobacco
I'm any form, and to DO a general trade
in tobacco and an its products.
The capital stock Of the company IS 70
be 100000. divided into shares OF 800
each.
The amount Of real estate 10 be held
IS not 10 exceed ten acres in the city or
Richmond and 600 acres I'm the State Of
Virginia
The principal offices Of the company are
10 be located in the city Of Richmond, but
branch offices may be established where
ever necessary. The control Of the COM
pany is TO be vested in president, vice
president. and three directors. the five 10
be elected annually by the stockholders
The names Of the officers for the irst
wear. all Of whom are residents Of Rich
mond, are as follows:
President. Leon l.. Strause; Nice-Presi-
dent. T. ID. Hayden: Secretary ana Irea-
surcr. Carlton Mccarthy; General Coun-
sci. Samuel REGISTER
The directors are the above and Mr.
Henry S. Hutzlcr.
CAPTAIN MCARTHYS POSITION.
While the name Of Captain Carlton
Mccarthy appears as secretary
and treasurer Of the new company, he
only gave permission that II should De
used n order 10 make a sufficient NUMBER
for the company 10 secure charter ana
he will have no duties which will conflict
with those he now performs as Special
Accountant of the city Of Richmond.
while the charter granted the company
is broad. and would permit both the
manufacture OF machines and various
forms Of tobacco. it Is understood 10 he
the purpose Of the concern, for the pres
emit at least. only TO make cigarette ma
chimes.
The machine which they will put upon
tho market is the invention Of Mr.. +. u.
HAYDEN. a gentleman Of great talent VINO
spent several years IN perfccting his Idea
and has Just secured a patent on 1t.
THE NEW MACHINE.
The machine was constructed by
Nessrs. Barrett & Kessee Of this city.
whose great Skill as machlnlsls Prov"
invaluable in carrying out Mr.. Haydens
invention.
The machine is n small one, about eigh-
teen inches long. twelve broad and TWEEN
ty-four high. and is handsomely construct
ed OF steel. iron and brass. it IS entirely
automatic. and its capacity is one cl-
gazette a second or $500 an hour. II Is
pronounced by experts TO be perfect
specimen OF its kind.
All Of the gentlemen connected with
the company are Richmonders, and Mr..
Hayden's invention bids fair to further
advertise the name Of the city as a manu-
featuring centre Of the very best goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
nELLIAm,S UNCOMFORTABLE.
Received with Dcrision-Liberals Hoist
the Danger Signal.

BERLIN. September 4.-EmDeror Wi
Hams Coh.entz rhodom0ntade has been
received abroad with dcrisi0n. Even the
Roman press cannot swallow the Em-
Ioror Nlce-rcgeucy of Heaven, dd Is de
scrbing the slast at Coblsntz at the
blaring of a war horn OF ancient German
war gods. Austria marifests considerable
uneasincss ON the subject ana throughout
Germ any moe significant note Of dam
ger has been SCUM
The EmIcror's speech is generally IN
terpretod as meaning that His Majesty
IS determined not 20 yield 20 tho wishes
OF Parliament and the newspapers. though
hardly daring TO say SO openly. clearly
intimate that the Empcrors idea of his
mission does not agree with his consu-
tutional position. While His Majesty
may be responsible TO nobody but God 10
IS added that The responsibility for the
Emperor rests upon the ministers. whose
work the nation intends 10 control. no
matter how omnipotent or ominiscient IT'S
Majesty proclaims himself.
The thoughtful and liberal minded IN
Germany feel much abased. ana. natu-
rally. the Conservative ana the whole OF
the reactiOnary press are loudly acclaim
ing the speech Tho Liberal newspapers
are hOistlng the danger signal.
In spite Of the food OF criticism. the
Emperor Is said 10 be preparing 10 make
another speech. I'm the exchange OF toasts
between himself and the. King OF Italy,
at Hamburg. as = counteTblast 70 the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
President Wilson's Installation.

on Wednesday. the 18th. Hon. William
J.. Wilson will be formally installed as
president Of the University. Interesting
exercises will lake place in the Univer-
sity chapel that morning beginning at II
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by
President Patton Of princeton University
President Gilman Of johns Hopkins. and
Chancellor Kirkland If Vanderbilt The
exercises will conclude with an address
by President Wilson followed by the ad-
ministrauon Of the oath 10 him by Judge
Mclaughlin, the rector Of the University.
I'm the afternoon at o'clock dinner will
be served in the University gymnasium
at which three hundred plates will be
spread. Many distinguished educators
and the alumni and friends Of the Uni
versity have been invited and number
Of prominent people have signined a pur-
pose to be present Some good speeches
are expected at the banquet in response
TO toasts.-Lexington News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

BUCKROE BEACH, Va, September 4.
Special. Notwithstanding the lateness
of the season. Buckroe has enjoyed "a very
gay week. ON Tuesday night a large
german was ably led by Mr. j. A. Massie,
of Newport News. and witnessed 10y a
very large gathering from neighborng
towns.
on Thursday night the young people or
Hampton. Joined 10y the visitors no the
hotel enjoyed q beach party with sup
Per al fresco on the beach and dancing IN
the pavilion.
The dancers have come ont with re-
doubled vigor and a large number enjoy
the excellent music all the more for the
restraint Of the week before put upon
them by the exhibition of Edison's Pro-
iectoscope provided by the management.
Mrs Frank Pheobus. having returned
from Saratoga. will spend some time az
the beach-untn the alterations in her
town house are completed.
An unusual and beautiful spectacle was
witness from the beach Friday. The
sudden change of the weather 10y the cold
brisk northwest wind produced the me
THEOLOGICAL conditions necessary for water
sDo.ts. and about neon six gracerul
columns were whirling around IN the
water Of Hampton Roads. one particu-
larlv large one visible over the land from
Newport News and from many points mr.
teen miles inland. was formed within two
miles from the beach and passed danger
ously near old Point
Three PASSED ont TO sea and the others
passed up the river and were dissipated.
have witnessed the breaking Of a
large waterspout over bathing estab-
lishment on a rocky beach. and the wreck
and devastation I'm few seconds was
something lndescribable.
SALT AIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

Cronwadt glorincatlon. and as fresh
consolidation OF the Dreibund.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press here understands. on good authori-
~. that the time for Prince Hohenlohe 10
step out Of office has been fixed for Octo-
Der soon after the Buudesrath resumes
its session, and that the Emperor will
40 longer try 10 hold the Prince, since
the latter on July "a declared through
the North German Gazette his inability
20 accede 20 any bin for the reform OF
military procedure. which Is not In ac-
cord with the Chancellor's promise 10 tho
Rcichstag namely. In consonance with
modern ideas OF justice and humanity
But 10 IS just possible that His Majesty
will change his mind al the last moment.
Ills present intention IS 10 make Baron
Won BuclOw the next Chancellor, and I'm
political circles tho impression prevails
that Baron Won Thcilman, the late Ger
man Ambassador at Washington. and pres
cnt Secretary Of the Treasury. will be
made Secretary Of State for Foreign Az
fairs.
AT the national convention Of German
Catholics Just held al Landshut. Bavaria,
resolutions were passed regarding the re-
etrictiOn OF the temporal power Of the
Ponc The convention was largely at
tended from an parts Of Germany
The military excuses o. the past week
or two have been much commented upon.
~ Carlsruhe during the course Of an
orgio held by tho officers OF the Eleventh
Regiment. First Lieutenant Knoll was
suddenly and murderously assaulted with
"a sabre by Major Won Jacob the cause
being toast. a general fight ensued'
lasting an hour.
Two non-commissiOned officers Of the
Guards artillery regiment at Spandau.
wantonly attacked and nearly killed with
sabrcs two civil Indians with whom they
Quarrciicd on n street.
Lcsse Maioste trials have been very
prevalent recently. There We're three at
Dusse Dorf during the past week.
AZ MagdCburg n Socialist editor was ar
rested for speaking disrcspectfully OF the
pantaloons worn by tho Emperor az the
unwilling Of % monun emf.
Mr.. j. c. White. Of st. Paul who has
been stopping at a hotel I'm Baden-Baden.
has had two letters Of credit, amounting
10 10000 and six thousand I'm cash stolen
from him
The German authorities have seized 80
hounds Of trichinoied pork. which they
claimed are Of American origin at AK
La-Chapelle. The United States Consul
there. acting upon n hint received from
the United states Embassy investigated
the matter and demonstrated that the
pork had been packed I'm American pack
ages already cancelled and that the meat
really came from Belgium.
Sedan day was observed indherently
this year in Berlin and elsewhere some
Of the newspapers advocating its dscon-
tinuancc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
MADE UARlr FoR WILLIAM.
A Negro Finds His VITO ENTERTAINERS a
Stranger and Went for Him,

Richard Fulks, negro, who keeps the
residence at the corner OF Clay and
Eleventh streets ia order during the fam
ily's summer absence from the city. lost
his temper completely when returning
from an errand. he found his wife enter
tanning another negro. named William
Peasants. and he started in 20 make 10
exceedingly warm for william
Fulks drew "a knife and made for his
wife's guest. who. although struggling re-
ceivcd several severe cuts on the arms
and chest. He retaliated with "a water
pitcher, using 10 with great effect upon
the jealous husbands Uranium. with the
gesult that the ambulance. with Dr.
Baughman. had 10 be called.
Fulks was taken 10 the hospital and
sewn mp.
a coincidence Of the occasion occurred
when Peasants also seeking medical at
tendance, dropped into the almshouse
hospital. Finding Fulks had preceded
him, he left Immediately. and had not
been heard Of up TO late hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

Endorsed for the Legislature by the Labor
Council.

Nhuuflls
A meeting Of the Central Trade and
Labor Council was held last evening at
Central Hall on north Fifth street when
a resolution was unanimously adopted,
requesting Mr.. ~. q. FOlkes. VINO iS a
member of the Mechanics Union ana VINO
is i'm the employ Of The Hasker ana Mar
cuse Manufacturing Company. 10 an
nounce himself a candidate for the House
OF Delegates in the coming Democratic
primary
A committee was appointed 10 wait on
MI FOlkes and notify him OF the ac-
ton Of the Council and request him 10
appear before the body.
Mr.. Folkes compiled with the request
and accepted the nomination 10y the
Council i'm a neat and earnest speech.
An executive committee of seven MEM
bers was then appointed TO conduct the
canvass. Every ward Of the city Us rep
resented ON that committee and a ma
iority Of the members are men or much
political influence.
Upon "a call for volunteers 20 do work
on election day at the polls IN behalf Of
the candidate of the Council some thirty
or forty gentlemen responded and were
assigned 10 the different precincts.
A resolution was adopted extending an
invitation 20 working men generally 10
attend the next meeting NJ the Central
Trade and Labor Council on Tuesday
evening September 18th.
a press committee was appointed. con-
sistiug Of Mcssrs. Dillon. Mullen and Bin
ford who were authorized 10 prepare an
address 20 the citizens Of Richmond on
behalf Of the candidate nominated by the
Council
Tho working people arc very enthusiast
tic over the prospects Of their candidate
and feel that they are Justly entitled 70
one representative in the Lower House
While q mechanic. Mr.. Folkes has re-
ceivcd a liberal education. being a gradu-
ate OF Richmond College. where he car
ried on honors. He is q speaker Of much
fervor and eloquence and Is NJ this time
vice-president Of the Central Trade and
Labor Union
He IS "a son 81 Mr. Joseph f. Folkes.
and "a brother Of Mr.. Ninitree Folkes. a
Won known attnrnnY I'm ihl. cLlN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

Last night was a very busy ono for rho
hus,ling and efficient ambulance corps
From O'Clock until past o'clock in the
morning the wagon would hardly arrive
with a patient before another call would
come I'm. The fun force Of doctors was
called into play.
At s:35 o'clock last evening the ambu-
lance was called 20 the First station.
where Isham Holmes q negro boy who
had been chased and struck over the
head after stealing a watermelon. was
awaiting attendance.
His hurts we're examined and dressed
and he was sent home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
Rockingham Politics.

UARR1sONBURG. VA. Sept. i.-spe-
cial.-Tho Democratic County Committee
has called for primaries 10 meet SATURDAY.
senfember nth. TO electe delegates 90 the
County Convention. which is called for
September 18th 10 nominate candidates
for the Legislature.
The two most prominent candidates for
the nomination are capt. 4. G. Patterson
one Of the present memhers. and u. NJ.
Switzer. ex-Mayor Of Harrisonburg. II is
also understood that w. II. BlakemOre.
a former member of the Legislature from
this county. IS a candidate.
ON the 2lst inst bicycle meet will be
hold here under the management OF the
Harrisonburg Cycle club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
William kellnm Arrested

Constable Samuel. Of Henrico. yesterday
morning arrested William Kellam upon
warrant sworn out by j. II. Harper who
charged Kellam with assaulting him. The
case will be tried before Squire I. I.
Larus.
II was enormously stated by an after
noon paper yesterday that Thomas J..
Iarus had been ARE sted. The statement
however was understood 10 be an error
by the friends OF Mr.. larus VINO know
him 20 be a peaceful ana orderly eluzeh
ana very ponular IN the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
The Town Of Crcwe.

CREWE. VA. Sept 4-special.-T
Methodist Sunday school Of this place and
Wards chapel Sunday school held a joint
rScnic AT Wards chapel, about four miles
from here yesterday. A large crowd was
in attendance.
Mr. &. T. Downs. who recently came
from Burkeville 10 this place and opened
a grocery store on Virginia avenue. NOV
ed his family here this week
Mr. Willie Elan, OF Amelia county is
visiting his parents here.
Mrs. T. j. Roberts is very III at her
home IN this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
AFF4IRs IN AsHLAND.
A Wagon Factory the Latest Enterprise
Mentioned,

ASHLAND, VA. Sept 4.-Special.-The
german given last night by Mr.. Simons'
of Richmond, was attended by many
couples from Ashland and Richmond
About 300 members OF the Hanover Di-
vision Of the Mutual Benefit Association
of Virginia have been summoned 20 APP
pear at the Circuit Court Of Hanover 10
defend their interests in a suit Of r. r.
johnson against the Association for dam
ages sustained by fire.
A wagon factory is the latest enterprise
10 seek a location here
Mr. ana Mrs. I'M Carter are spending
two weeks i'm New York visiting the
prominent resorts
Miss Bessie Barksdale is visiting I'm
Lynchburg.
Misses Fannie and Edith Boggs have
been visiting I'm Richmond for several
DAYS.
Mrs. col 7. T. w. Marye is visiting
her parents at Union. W Va.
Prof T. r.. Boggs will leave Monday 10
resume charge Of his school at Mathews
Court House.
Mrs William II. Wood. who had her
arm broken some time ago, is rapidly inn
DrOViug.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

estimated at over 100000. There was
sent 10 Kansas city yesterday 10000 In
currency through the sub-treasury mere
and $4,000 In silver was sent from me
New Orleans sub-treasury 20 points IN
Texas and Alabama on telegraphlc or
ders. 1t is coming 20 be more me custom
fer tho banks TO send currency BY regis
tered mail instead OF by express. as the
cost IS less even after paying insurance
charges-NeW York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
N,IsOn County G urt

LIVINGSTON. VA. Sept. Especial -
The September term OF Nelson Circuit
Court. Judge ID. A. Grimsley presiding
commenced here yesterday.
TWO jury cases were disposed OF yester-
dav-Wiliam Forrest vs.. Southern Rail-
way Company, verdict for the plaintiff
FOR fifty dollars and costs John J. Bolton
vs. c. and O. Railway Company, verdict
Tor the defendant by consent
Judge Grimsley has granted a writ Of
error In the case OF the Commonwealth
rs {, J. BarksdGle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
EXIT SLOTMliCHINES.
Not One of the Seductive Gambling Des
vices Left in the CITY.

vices Left in the CITY.
The crusade against the slot machines
That was inaugurated boy tho police on
Friday was of short duration. but fl was
most decisive one for not one of them
Us now I'm operation IN the city
The case against Mr. Louis Gisselbrecht
the Main street saloon keeper. on the
charge OF allowing one Of the machines
TO operate IN his bar-rOOm, was dismiss
ed. because Justice CTutchfeld thought
the object Of the law had been achieved.
Justice Crutchfeld warned an con-
cerned that the next case proven. would
he dealt with u The eytent Of the law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
FREDERIchsBURG AFFAIRS.
Fair Sponsors for the Confederate Camps
M Tappahannock.

M Tappahannock.
FREDERICKSBTRG. VA. Sept. A.
Special-The Baptist church Of this city
has elected the following delegates 10
the Goshen Association which meets at
Good Hope church Spotsylvania county,
Tuesday September 9TH: Rev. Or. II. S.
Dunaway. Captain S. j. Quinn s. e. East
man and r. Estes.
The following young ladies will be the
sponsors az the Confederate reunion at
Tappahannock. Wednesday, September
Sth: Wright .Latane Camp. Miss Marion
Terrell: Lane Digs Camp, Miss Lula
Lears. Healy-Clayhrook Camp. Miss Eva
Hart: Bagby Fox Smith Camp. Miss
Marie Bagby: Lawson Ball Camp. Miss
Alice Price. Page Fuller Camp, Miss
Watt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

The funeral Of Thomas j. Holleran. who
was killed on the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad track Thursday evening vas neld
yesterday morning az $50 o'clock az tho
residence OF bis sister, Mrs John Ieefy'
No. l20i north Seventeenth street. requiem
mass being said az ST. Peters Cathedral,
and the interment taking place az Mount
Calvary Cemetery. Eight OF Mr.. Holle-
rams fellow-workmen acted as pall-bear-
ers, 49,. Il, ill.,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
Money 70, the West and sonth.

There has been a marked increase IN
the transfers OF currency and silver 10
the West and South this week, the ag-
gregats OF the currency shipments being
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

A check was found on the streets yester-
day and is now at the Second Police sta
ton in possession OF Captain ]. b. Angle
awaiting Identification by the owner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
4 RAILWAY EPISODE.
4 List OF Indian Names Drove Wan u"
Desperation.

mond and Dan pie Railroad.
The poet sings: 20, what so rare as u
dav I'm June?" And Bin Nye says. a
day I'M November and adds, he has known
a day I'm November to DE so rare as 20 Dc
positively raw" but the day TO when
refer could hardly be- called rare o. no.
II was done, and well done nc that-cooA-
ed % turn by the iutenscst heat IL was
hot and 10 mistake. i might quote IL
stronger adjective from Henry Ward
Beechors celebrated sermon ON the
weather. but I won't, 10 do So might Of
tend ears polite.
Suffice it TO say it was hottie vault
Of heaven presenting that cOppery hue.
which I'm India s said 20 bee the precursor
or tho dreaded typho0n "Al nature n
solemn stiffness held. save w--ro the
househies wheeled their buzzns f.ght.'
and the merry click. click click o. tho
telegraph s0uudcr I'M the office off the
operator. Mr.. C-- made ITSELF hoard.
The expected train Gam accommodation,
consisting OF ana engine and tW0 ears 1r-
rived on time. I boarded it promptly.
found it crowded to excess. and hotter.
II that were possible than tho outside
world. J was compelled hy 'cIrcummW-
ccs.' as dear o.l Dr. H1rk'ny. 0f blessed
memory. used to sly t0 share seHt with
'culiud gcntcmIu.' who was ARRANGED
Oh such t0ggcrv as Solomon fr aI hf-
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regis
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the said "culfud gentleman" and me- .af
"a gentleman and adv of Clu..-iar .fhro.
grlDhy. who. Judging by their accent. ole-
CANT modes Of speech. extremely fashion
aole ATTIRE. and lhe innumerlhIo comfort
aul. nlIhnaoks 10y WIlcn intF htd euI
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"a GOOD portlv man Tf,ifh and "a .orou-
lent.
OF an attractive look pleasing cre
ana most NOME
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rad, irclinir,- IN tbr.o ecorer
And his Gentle dame was a good Second
10 him. probably of some Us pounds
av0irdupois
Ina due course We stopped at fho next
depot While inc car was ln mou'n me.
hal neen Il su9plclo" ol '.t s.l'l ..-, a.
la. .., ~. ~. .l.. mad.
tbo of,tire NJ "a man ss % ,,.ara tnroueh
The coating of dust and ciuders ou the
face of The fair fat dame in the scat im-
mediatelv I'm front of me-. these said
.tr...,r for-.l-.- mimi, frrr. r.t.t. cam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
To the National Capital.

Monday morning, September 18th.
Messrs. Thompson. Niche q Adams, the
old reliable excursion managers. will pilot
a party OF sightseers 10 Washington. the