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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08
THE TIMES D1sPATcT RICHMOND VA WEDNESDAY,
POPE LEO SLEEPS,
BUT WITHOUT REST


husband, who came purposely from their
home In the country to see him again.
The Pontiff continues to be greatly in
terested in what the press says about him,
and asks to be Informed regarding the
printed opinions and views expressed, and
shows satisfaction OH learning that
throughout the world general regret at
his condition Is manifested, without dis
tlnction Of creed or politics.
After last nights collapse, as though
aware for the first time of his danger.
the Pope literally forced himself to take
q greater quantity of nourishment.
To-day the authorities inaugurated more
stringent regulations for the preservation
of order and quiet at the Vatican.
There Is no denying that tho life of the
Pontiff is slowly wasting away. There
are moments when he seems better, and
others In which he is worse, but no ono
doubts that hour by hour, moment by
moment he is leaving the world.
BY the Pope's express desire. all his
relations have boon to see him to-day.
The scene was touching His ncphcws,
10 whom lie has been a real father, en-
tered the room sobbing. His Holiness
soothed them, saying:
II feel the moment approaching when l
must leave you. Say our last goodbye.
l am about to enter eternal life. But do
not greve for me. I am about to enter
my real happiness"
Before leaving the room they all kissed
the hand Of. the Pontiff rcvercntly fear
ing 1t was for tho last time.
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CAROLINA
EMF ERAN
Anti-saloon Element Gather
in Convention.
WILL RAISE A LARGE FUND
Two Men to Be Put in the Field to Do
Organization and Agitation Work.
Petition for Union. Depot for
Durham Argued.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

RALEIGH, n. c., July 1.-The North
Carolina Temperance Convention, which
convened in this city to-day at the home
of MI j, w Diblcy. of the State Anti
Saloon League, organized by the election
of Hon. II. a. London, of Pittshoro pres
ident, and MI ia. Oates, Of Fayetteville,
secretary. Ten VICE residents were cho-
sen, one for each congressional. district.
A movement was set on foot to raise
a fund of 5000 with which to prosecute
The work Of the Anti-Saloon League, and
It was determined TO put two 4menin the
field to do active! organization ana aglta-
ton work under the dfrectiona of the
Executive Committee.
United states Senator Simmons APP
reared before the convention and made
a ringing speech, which was enthusiastic
Cally received by the convention he
urged conservatism and corporation with
the Watts law. Promoters of the move
ment declare that tho convention was q
great success in every detail, and are
eratined at the results. A resolution was
passed calling judges TO charge grand
iurics especially with reference TO the
enforcement Of tho Watts law. Three
sessions were held, morning, afternoon
and night, the convention adjourning at
II o'clock
officials and leading counsel Of tho
Southern Railway. Seaboard Air Line
and Norfolk and Western Railway Com
panies, along with citizens and their
counsel, from Durham, were before tho
Corporation Commission here all day, ar
gning and taking testimony regarding
tie petition OF citizens of Durham TO
force the railway companies 10 Il union
depot agreement. No decision was
reached. and argument will be concluded
al Durham July 18th.
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ARRESTED FOR
HAVING PISTOL
Negro Waterman Taken in
Charge in Manchester.
Other News.
Manchester Bureau Times DIspat.n,

Manchester Bureau Iimes-Dlspat"1,
l11o Hull Street.
negro Waterman on the Atlantic
Coast Line at cambridge Street named
Edward Bobbtt, was arrested last night
by Special Policeman HIrooks IN .he
charge Of carrying a concealed pistol and
threatening to shoot.
He said he was only playing, and the
man he is said to have threatened is his
best friend.
lie was bailcd with Mr.. J. ]. o'Brien
as his bondsman.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Mr. Charles A. Cox, of Eighteenth
Street. Is III at his home
Mrs. Lou Reynolds is Ill at her home,
No 4D4 West Fourteenth Street. and her
son. Rev. J. ". Reynolds, Is sick at the
homo Of his brotler-in-law, Mr.. II. A.
Bowen.
MAYORS COURT.
FOR allowing his mule to run at large
]. S. Sykes was fined $3.50 yesterday.
William Driver and Hugh Turner paid
$3.50 each for assaultlng Thomas Hudson.
George Dorset was fined S. for being
drunk and disorderly.
SGNDAY-SCHOOL PICNICS.
Clopton-Street and West End Sunday
schools Will spend to-day at Beach Park,
West Point. a large crowd Is expected to
go.
Banbridge-street sunday-school will so
to the Same beautiful place tomorrow.
SMALL TALK.
The Finance Committee will meet in
regular session on Friday night.
Rev. w w. Ssk. pastor Of IClopton.
Street Church. has been granted vaca.
ton by his congregation.
Mr.. w a, Jackson and his mother have
returned from visit to Chattanooga.
FUNERAL Y yesterday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Virginia a. Wilkin-
son took place from 1'omahawk Church.
Chesterfield county, yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock, She died at 900 o'clock Mon
day night.
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AT RlCANDER
The WINNER
Son Of Star Ruby Captured
Realization Stakes.
FAvORITE WAS NEVER IN 1T
Short Hose, Whom the Crowd Wa
Backing, Finished in the Ruck, Hav.
Ing Beer Shut of at the
First Turn.
1r,r Associated presaA

.H...H
NEW YORK, July 7.--Africaander, thi9
years Suburban winner. added another
classic TO an already long list OF
victories by capturing the rich Lawrence
Realization worth s1s.436. at Sheepshead
Bay to-day. Africander's victory today
stamps him az the best three-yeaf-old
In training in the east. The son OF Star
Ruby also broke tho worlds record by
covering the distance, ono mile and five
furiongs in 2:45 is. Short Hose. the favor
tie, was never prominent being shut off
OIL the first turn, and finished back In this
rucR.
Only few moments delay at the post
and they were or TO a good start.
AS they flashed past Tie stand tbs
first time Golden Maxim was leading by
half length with Whorler second.
savaple third and Africander fourth.
Golden Maxim continued to show the
way around the paddock turn. and In.
creased his lead over Whorler from half
a length to one and a half. Turning into
tho stretch Golden Maxim still had his
advantage. Sayable was second on the
outside. and hfricander third on the rail.
Here pullman made his effort to come
through, btit ran Into a pocket 1t looked
as IL Golden MsSim would win easily.
but sixteenth Of a mile from the finish
Sa,sable began to get leg weary and.
dropping back, left an opening OF which
EuIlman quickly took advantage and
shot Africander through, and gradually
gaining on the leader, caught and pass
ed him few yards from the finish, wIn-
ming by head from Golden Maxim. Sum.
marieH:
First rsce-last FIVE and onc-half fur
longs OF Futtirlty conre-Bath Reach "a
TO y first, Wotan Is to y second, WAL
term e to p third. Time. 1905.
Second merchandising. six fnrlongs on
main track-Lux Castro DC to 81 first.
Rigodon e to u second. Ililra l5 TO -
third. Time. 1:l3 l-5.
Third race-doublc event, last six fur-
longs OF Futurity course-Conjrror 70 TO Z
81 first Gallant III to 81 second, Pusus IL
10 81 third Time. III.
Fourth rnce-thc Lawrence Realization.
one mile and five furlongs fricandar "a
10 y FIRST, Golden Maxim Is to j. second.
savable a to y third. Time. 2:f5 ID.
fifth race-one mile: selling---Ascension
GO to y first Bellarce a to y second
Akela 6 TO y third Time. $40.
Sixth race-mIle and sixteenth, on
turf-Articulate q 10 u first. Mackey
Dwyer U6 to y second, DR.. saylor e to
y third. Time, 1:47.
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MOVING MATERIAL ).
TO NORFOLK.
Galveston Machinery Sent
There by Rail-MohaWk
May Leave Soon.

The material which was collected by
the W, Il. TrIgg shipbuildng Company
for the completion of tho Galveston is
being shipped from Richmond by cars to
Norfolk, where 1t Will be utilized for
Two carloads have already been shipped
and others arc 10 follow. II was UNDER
stood that much, II not all, OF the re-
manning material and machinery here
WAS TO be loaded on the Galveston after
her launching and sent down IN her Dot
tom, but tho long stay of the warsnlp on
high ground has proioa bly, made the other
course seem the wiser. Work on the
machinery may be going on while the
Galveston Is stil enjoying the sort breezes
which breathe over the fragrant lowlands
of Chesterfield county and l,oat 10 her
across the river
The Mohawk, the revenue cutter which
has been lying ppugainst one or the iticn-
mcnd wharyes for many months,.ls likely
to leave Richmond before long, mo Tey-
enue cutter service Is said by the wash
ington Post 10 he expecting an order iroln
the United States Court here glvlng over
the Mohawk 90 be completed AZ me eA-
pence OF the service
Tie cost of the Mohawk was 70 pc
SILICON, of which sum Sleo'Goo mas az,
ready been paid by the soNernll'en'' -
the Vessel IS released by oraer ~ wy
court the revenue service WI pfofeea
about the completion of The wo'k ny hsk-
Ing for bids, ana Il may be that Tho Trigs
Company will he the successful BIDDER,
All the latest .sporfing results hot iF ,1
the Associated Press wires. VII pc p'rnts,d
as Spon as received ON ne ,lsusnao bu'.
leIh Board, ~, East Broad street
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emaciated face. DR.. N1azzonl at once az a !,
took willingly, thanking him with grate-
fnl look for. the brave struggle to pre-,
serve his life. The Pontiff then asked
for minute explanations OF the apparatus
used In the operation. ].
1T is n most ingenious Instrument,
he said: but your hand Is also very
clever. That is why the operation was
thank YOU"
After half an hours peaceful and APP
parcntly refreshing repose the rope
awoke and inquired about the doctors.
Hearing they were in the next room, ne
said II thought they had gone. What
do they stay here for? What are they
pr. t.apponl, rc-entoring the room said:
I'VE are preparing bulletins regarding
the operation, saying It was successful
in all respects"
Very WE'LL" replied His Holiness. II
wish to SEQ myself those bulletins In their
exact text. / have already seen and med
itatcd on that OF last
He then. went on speaking about the
causes of his illness.
II would like to know" he said, from
followed Pr. Lapponi's advice.
Not always. Your Holiness" replied
Welt retortea Pope Leo. you could
not expect to remedy my. old age
The happy and cheerful expressions Of
the Pontif at the moment when he was
IN the very shadow Of death astonished
glory, In his ability to present n calm
and bright demeanor, and particularly
asked tho doctors to tell people about the
state OF his mind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08
WHAT is A GENTLEMANP
The Goutis Thought to Be the Mark Of
One Invariably.

England, having enriched the vocabu-
lary Of the world by the great name OF
gentleman, has now increased the obli-
CATION by judicial definition; or, To
speak by the card, by judicial decara-
ton approaching definition In a ccr-
tain case tried In London the other day
the counsel for tho plaintiff objected TO
n certain letter because II described a
house painter as "a gentleman This
objection obviously called for ruling by
tho bench. The bench began by stating
that. In the view of the Hcrald's College,
no man was gentleman unless his grand
father father or the man himself was
entitled to bear arms, or, to speak III
modcrn fashion, possessed armoria bear
iugs. In mitigation Of the rlgor of this
ruling, which would of course, have bar
rcd the house painter, the bench pointed
out that the Jury would observe that not
only the counsel on both sides, but even
the benrh itself, had addressed them as
gentlemen, and, further, tho bench Opincd
that such OF them as were possessed
OF votes were Invariably greeted with
the title OF gentlemen. at least at poll
ilcal meetings, whore there was u ques-
tion Of dispOSng OF the said votes. The
learned Judge then went on tho other
tack by pointing out that, while the house
painter had, II Was true, "a card. never
thcless a card Was not the same thing
as q coat of arms; yet. said the Judge.
the good painter has at least one char
acteristic which is thought invariably
to be the mark Of ~ gentleman, nTnely,
The govt lf any one, after reading tie
above ruling, is still in doubt as to what
a gentleman Vs. then there Is no virtue In
Law, Let 1t be recorded that the legal
pminary bears the fascinating name OF
Justice Darlng.-ilarpers Weekly.
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INTERVIEW WITH GOTTl,
He Has a Private Audience Of Some
Length With the Pope.
(Rv Assoc{atod proe,

(By Associated PreSs,)
ROME. July s.--NIuch significance is at
tached to an extended visit made by Car
dinal Gotti, project Of tho Propaganda, 10
Gus embers Of the Sacred ed"e College are
excluded by the doctors orders. Cardi-
nal Gotti's interview lasted twenty min
utes, even the doctors and attendants
withdrawing and leaving him alone with
the Pope. This has naturally opened a
wide field Of speculation.
Just what passed between the Pontiff
and Cardinal Gottl only they know, but
the circumstances and length Of the visit
strongly support the view that the Pope
was giving his attention to the admin
when he himself has passed away.
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GENERAL CLAY is
CONSIDERED INSANE

7N-------- 10y NsENNIdItU FftNN.l
LEXINGTON, Ky July Two ply
,iciana of this city and Louisville left
here to-day for White Hall, the home OF
General Cassius NJ. Clay. They go at
the instance of the Madison County
Court 10 examine into his mental CON
filion, 10 report 10 the court on lunacy
writ gotten ont by his children.
Genera! Clay is under the hallucna =
ton that his children are trying 10 Kill
him. and he refuses entrance to all.
They took this method 10 reach him and
rare for linn. lis home is barrIcaded
and he guards his room with wear ons.
How the doctors will get In is a problem,
lie Is ninety three years OF age
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08
THE NEW SHAMROCK
GOOD AT DRIFTING
lnr As.nninted press

NEW YORK, July IA Sandy Hook
calm. familiar to cup racers. prevented
more than brief trial of tho two Sham
rocks to-day. but an hours winaward
work in n very light wind afforded the
new cup hunter an opportunity to, de-
monstrate again her wonderful drifting
qualities,
Pointing and footing faster. the now
boat worked out TO windward of tho
old one, and forty,fve minutes after tho
start was an eighth Of a mile to windward
of her, Then tho wind died to calm and
the trial was abandoned
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JAMES r. OLIVER DIES
OF BLOOD POISONING
fsreo,.,to Tha ,rimes-I'

Especial to The Times-Di spnichl
r. Oliver, Of Bedford city. Va. died in
this city tonight of blood poison. Ile
was one Of tie best known and most
fsarIess detectives N the employ or ihg
been located at Savannah, fia;a, as chief
detective OF the seaboard Air Line. ,,.5.,
His death was due directly 70 blood
Ton Of W' nnm Tas Of 81 treubIesome teeth
Oliver came 10 this section Twelve Years
ago and during The various strikes y n Goal
at one time Chief of Police of Bluefeld.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-08
ONLY TWO DESERTED
Admiral Cotton Puts Sensational Rum
ors to Rest.

Csy Associated Pfess,)
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE following
cablegram under date OF to-day, was
received NJ the Navy Department from
Rcar.Admiral Cotton at Portsmouth,;
only two strasglers at lSie; both
Amorieans by birth, still absent"
Admiral Cotton csbled this Information
10 the department. In response 10 cable
inquiry as 10 The accuracy of the report :
that "a large number Of sailors, chiefly oi
foreigp birth, had deserted from lie
American @arships during The Visit Of lie
squadron 10 Kiel.
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MR.. CHADICK BACK
Has Arranged for Many Excursions 10
Reach Park,

Mr.. j. r. Chadwick has returned from
Danyile. Chase City and Petershu!rs..
TO Beach Park. IIe will leave in a day
other points on the r.. II. and p. to make
similar arrangements.
Beach Park Is fast becoming one Of the
STANDARD resorts of the state. Tho reg
ular afternoon specials Will be resumed
over tho Southern this afternoon at 500
n clock
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Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY

Z
Al Cinclnnati; Boston took the first
game from Cincinnati to-day:
Score: r, Fl. E.
Boston ,............0 o 3 o 0 90 0-S 8 o
Batteries: Poole and Bergen: Pratt and
Moran. Time, 200. Umpires, Moran and
Holiday. Attendance. 900.
At Pittsburg: Pittsburss errors were
costly and inability to hit Jones made
their defeat easy.
Score. r. II. z,
Tittsburg ..........lo1oooooo-e 8
Brooklyn ..........2 0 0 oo1 2 0-5 2
Batteries: Doheny and Smith: Jones
and Ritter. Time. 2:o5. Umpire, tombstone,
ATTENDANCE. 5000.
AT Chicago: The visitors hit Wicker
at the right time In four innings and
with little good base-rnnninS won
easily go
Score. X. II IL
Chicago ...........oooooai ca g
Philadelphia ......l o. 2.0.J 0-6 u 8
Batteries: Wicker and King: Duggle-
by and Roth. Time. 1:45. Umpire. ODay.
Attendance, 1,2Qo.
At ST. Louis: In a game that was hard
fought all the way st. Louis won from
New York to-day.
Score: X. II. T..
New York. .........00 2o01 0 %
Batteries: Currle and Ryan; TAYLOR
and Bowerlnan. Time. las. Umpire.
Emslie Attendance. 300.
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Standing of the Clubs.

and errors In HE. first three innings
caused the locals defeat to-day by De-
troit.
Ps sSs;$, 4; !; S 4 9
ley, Henley, Plank and sehreckengos,,
Time. 9 hours. Umpire. O'Laughln. At
tendance, 1873.
At Boston: ST. Louis losing streak end
ed today with ninth-inning batting
rally, after two were out. which beat the
home team.
zs sssss; 1s4sssssselH = +: +,
ST. Louis .,,a.,,;;,...oo 900 "a 9
sad nffs sna is aoe AZ Zine eikSr um H1s
IIassett. Attendance, 1890
Ter III stick woTk to-day but was a Unable 10
hit, the ball fair with men on bases, !.
Score: ~, II. ~
,W,ash,l l s. 40" s"SGS as 1
Batteries: Orth and Kil,ridgo: pomcr
and Bemis. umplres, Drill and Bernhard.
Time. $50. Attendance. .lo2.
ring incidents and prolonged beyond The
VISUAL nine innnfI ~ snaEo psa5 m Me%
first, Green Was ordered from tho game
to Which Tie umpire took exception. *
inix-up followed. in. which GREEN'S head
was cut with Sheridan's mask and the
llmpire's face was bruised. Sheridan was
ARRESTED but released on bail to answer a
charge OF disordery conduct.
score: X. u, ~.
New York .,..,,. 0'0O1 0001O0-2 s 1.
Batteries: White and Mcfarland; Tan
nehill, and O'Cnnnor Time, 2:05. I'M
pires. Sheridan. Beylle and Flaherty. AT,
Tendance, g,2i0
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PREPARED TO LEAVE
Cardinal Gibhors VIII Sail for Rome in
a Moments Notice,

lBy Atsoclattd Fress.)
BALTIMORE. MD, July 9-cardinal
Gibbons spent to-day at his residence adj
Joining the Cathedral in this city, quiet
~ awaiting news from, Rome. lie is pre-
pared to leave for Rome at q moments
notice. ana in confident that he Will te
able 70 reach ilat cliy IN time to- take
part IN the conclaye which elects new
Pontiff In The event Of Pope l.eo's
death
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Spirited Him Away.

rBy Associated Prcss.)
: SWEI21'lER. IND, July 7.--U. s. NIL
tempted TO assault one Of his pupils, "A
Eirl named Beach. twelve years old
Wien the girl told her mother, crowd
collected and went 70. the home of Will
liaUls, threatening violence, but the shcr-
lii spirited him away and rushed him OFF
70 Marion, lie WAS removed from Marion
to-day because trouble WAS feared II he
remained there tonight. 1t Is not known
where Williams Is concealed
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The best of orr finest Chldrens Sailor
Hats arc Half-Pricc
A whole tablc.full, worth up to $1.25,
is offered at PIC each.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Scores Yesterday.

washington S. Cleveland 2.
Detroit s. Philadelphia z.
st. Louis 3. Boston 2.
Chicago 3. New York 2.
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!" A soiled shirt may hide q
pure heart, but it seldom COW
ers a clean hide"
Don't eglect the negligee.
One can't have too much OF
such good things as we offer
to-day-p ! q n with pleated
bosorn-blue with white plates.
the new style grey--the tans,
with stripes--white ground,
figured--
Use to $3.50.
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The DAY ON
The DIAMOND
Records of the National and
American Leagues.
THE CLOSING OF THE GAPS
In the American League the Four Low.
est in Percentage Won, and Three
Leaders In the National Lost
Their Games.
THE CLOSING OF THE GAPS
Scores resterda,
QUOTES VStET1u1 :
Philadelphia s. Chicago 8.
Brooklyn s. PittsbirE 2.
Boston s. Cincinnati 3.
st. Louis 4, New York 3.
Schedule for To-Day.

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
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Schedule for To-Day.

Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
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Toronto 8, Worcester 2.
(. Providence 81. Buffalo Sc.
Baltimore 5, Jersey City q
Rnchester 2, Newark 2,
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OBLIGING ORDERS.
After the carnage last night, Evans
rile Tonight is obeying the orders of the
mayor. and people are keeping off the
streets. Eight are dead, one Is dying,
three others are fatally hurt and 81 more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-21
MISS TAYLOR MARRlEs COUNT.
There Were No Bridesmaids or Uchers
 at Washington Wedding.

New York, May 2o-In the presence of relatives and few intimate friends Miss Harriet Taylor, the only daughter of Henry A. c. Taylor, was married to Count Giuseppe Della Gherardesca. honorary attache of the Italian embassy at Washington. today at the home of her father In this city.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Parry of Brooklyn. Miss AL bertha Taylor Winthrop, cousin of the bride. was maid of honor. There were no bridesmaids or ushers. The bridegroom was attended as best man by Slgnor Mayor Des Ranches, the Italian ambassador at Washington. Among the invited guests were Ambassador and Sonora Mayor Des Planches, the Countess Alberto Della Gherardesca, mother of the bridegroom, who arrived a short time ago from Flor ence, Italy, and the Marquis Mazzacorat. Count and Countess Dele Gherardesca left thls afternoon on their honeymoon trip. Early in June they will sail for Europe, returning in the autumn to take up their residence in Washington.