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Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


a.-GlobeDemocrat
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Prof Simpkins departed last even
ing for Ouray. going by way OF ST..
verton.
bridge at Espanoia burned today
and passengers and freight are being
transferred
1t looks like Dodge City is going 10
lose It's reputation from the gait Pa.
gosa Springs is going.
The Rio Grande Southern expects
TO get to running through trains Mon.
day or Tuesday
The Animas river lacks about a
foot and a half OF reaching the tree
which was planted by Major Sheets
at high water line In 1884.
Theo. Gabrowsky OF Howardsville,
passed through for Silverton last
night In company with a number OF
investors whom he plotted out from
the East.
letter from Denver conveys the
Information that son arrived at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. c. K. Chad.
soy, the first child to grace their
home.
Miss Mesechre. court stenograph-
er, is entertaining a number Of young
misses this afternoon In honor OF
Miss Florence King, who leaves In
two weeks for her home at Ignacio.
Trimble Springs Is doing a landof
fee business. VINO said the place
would not be patronized with decent
management? party OF eight. mar
ried people, intending to go up this
evening and remain over Sunday
were unable to secure rooms.
Rev. J. II. Smith of the A. NJ. Il
church leaves for Silverton this aft
ernoon to hold services and will re
turn the first of next week and will
beyin the rally for tnis cnurch which
will take the fourth Sunday in June
He homes to have the sympathy and
aid of all Christion believers in his
financial struggle for his church.
General Manager A C. RidRway anC
General Superintendent Cougblin Of
the Rio Grande arrived last night In
company with Division Superintend
ent Lee. Mr. Rldgway went out tc
Dolores this morning with his ape
cial to look after the damage don,
by the hign water. while Mr.. Cough
lin and Mr. Lee are looking over tn.
Pennington line. The gentlemen ar,
expected to stay here till Tuesday.
%
The arguments in the case o
Archuleta county against the bonds
men of A. ID. Archuleta were fnishe,
.i,na "a, ,,, nj, .a,Id ha hro,,yo
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

The Animas river lacks about a
foot and a half OF reaching the tree
which was planted by Major Sheets
at high water line In 1884.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

TOXIC, May Els p m)-The
Russian squadron and Admiral Ro-
jestvensky were sighted this morn
ing OFF the Tsu islands In the straits
of Corea, but no battle has begun as
yet, but one is expected at almost any
nonr, The Russian commander has
taken the boldest course possible in
trying to push directly through the
straits Of Corea In the hope OF reach
ias visdivostok. which Is $40 miles
from the Tsu islands.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

A square dval for every man n Ma
than's.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

Theo. Gabrowsky OF Howardsyille,
passed through for Silverton last
night in company with a number of
investors whom he piloted out from
the East
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

WASHINGTON, May 27-The re,
ported presence of Russian warships
on Saddle island was confirmed Off.
cially by dispatch to the war depart.
ment today from the American naval
attache at Toxic.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
MINES, MILLS AND MINING.

Silyerton Miner.
Information comes from a source
considered reliable, that Carnegie,
Frick and Corey the millionaire steel
kings of PENNSYLVANIA, comprise the
financial backbone of certain min
ing company That is operating sue
cessfully here.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29
WAR NEWS

TOXIC. May 27.-The Japanese
cavalry. in driving the Russians
noruhward Thursday, advanced eight
cen miles and occupied the town of
Hsumienchong. Small collisions
continue frequently
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

LONDON. May 27-Rumors are
spreading all over the city tonight of
the greatest naval engagement of
modern times having taken place In
the straits of Corea between Togo
and the Russian feet 1t is officially
known that Rojestvensky nas deter.
mined upon bold dash for vladivos-
tok and it is reported that Togo has
met him and given him battle Lon
don officially and otherwise Is await
Ing anxiously for authentic reports OF
the outcome OF the struggle
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

A letter from Denver conveys the
home of Prof and Mrs. c. K. Chad.
soy, the first child to grace their
home.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

A. A. Favor. who is interested in
SCI valuable but as yet slightly de-
veloped mining properties near Ami
mas Forks. and who spent the winter
In old "Mizzou," returned to SIlverton
last week and will devote his best
energies to the working of mis- Forks
proposition during the summer.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

Trimble Springs Is doing landof
fee business. VINO said the place
would not be patronized with decent
management? A party OF eight. mar
ried people, intending to go up this
evening and remain over Sunday
were unable to secure rooms.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

Rev. J. II. Smith Of the A. NJ. e.
church leaves for Silverton this aft
ernoon to hold services and will re-
turn the first of next week and will
begin the rally for this cnurch which
viii take the fourth Sunday in June.
He hopes to have the sympathy and
aid Of all Christion believers in his
financial struggle for his church.
Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-05-29

pulping OF sand for making concrete.
large quantity of which is to be
utilized by the company for various
purposes. The prices that have been
charged the company up to date, for
pulped sand has been exhorbitant. II
not outrageous.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

Bind up The testimony. seal the law
among MS disciples. ,lsa. s-lG)
And Just how long this time
Will last no man kaows; for we
cannot measure Gods time, only
as it goes past.
Aud when He says, my face
IL Lid for little while, q NOM
ent, only;;" we know ilot how
long that time may be. II may
BE- i great many ages, and il may
not, Nearly lwo-thousand years
have now gone w since the
crucliiction u our Lord, and
Israel il VT ii darkness, Two
thousand years IS u long time
with lis, but with the Lord u a
not much, With him there Is no
| division OF time ike as there u
4 With man, but 1t ~ cternl,y wlth
God. OF course, our days are all
numbered while ID this life and
| there Is Il time 10 come, when all
/ Israel shall be saved, But first
there must be y terrible falling
away of the sientiles. The
4 prophecies to this effect are fast
\ becoming fulfilled, and there 10 4
great lor.ak,ng IN the midst o
the land, And the abomlnatlor
OF dcsolatlon, spoken of by Dame
the prophet, standing where !
ought not; must first come t
pass in iull; aid II Is alread,
! missed the threshold Of the center
J And as it's written BY zachrIah
the prophet, concerning blinde'
Israel, and the prosperity Of III
{ Gentlles, MS they shall enjoy 1t
! for \ little while; and then shat
t cone their falling away SD al
7 this must he fulfilled before thel
time shall come.
9 To be continued,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

I,u, 70, III, shall Ne tenth. Iihat Is
a tenth Of ,he Gentle world VINO Wefe
sanc'illed. AMI maze MY tnto"sn ~
o'oph Ok Gh''sN iof ~ I"'"s's M
glory,l and il shall return, and sbhil pe
eaten, rs i ell nee, and ~ anoRs. whose
,..,s ~. i il /, IN when lhey casi
Il, .,,y ..eo ,hall be
Il I'LL,
The holy seq i Cilfis', ~ ~
Gentlles. Again God IN speaking
~ l,,w. snid
ine's'''e ~ ~ All"
doil y dou 7ha's " w" go '
ma piyen 10 nation bringing forth
~. ,,,u. a., u.f rMau. at--43
Cnrlst Nv Ms lllSN coHli''S 7'i"''
| be taken from them. ana shall ~
oiven tor lirht ;o the Gentlles
They are the nA'i"l' spoken y
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

In order to relieve the child OF the terr1ple "
preston it's under And that too by selllns i"Is~
-four in 500 ID lots, for cash at Wy 80,
e CURE, shoes away down OUT OF sisn''
articles and goods in proportion,
" vo ma Nor Believe this lust come to T. H. MARsHAllS
General Store in NcRWooD and see,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

ne lllTlH WHEN 4-p Cn'libt ana n
tore, and went away was when Il
he came aud hlpndted the eyes Of
the Jews, ~ PARALLELS and in
this their affection, he lett them
and went away 10 bls place agar
until they woad seek him, ard he
says, in their atilictron they VIII
seek Elm early, for the time must
come, when they will say,
lord for he bath torn, and he will heal I
us he hath smi,cn, and he will bind ny
up.
After Two days will be revive ne; in
the ,hiui day he viii mise ns mp, aud
we shall live in his sight, (iiosea GIL
q
Therefore. seek the Lord: while
Il. may be found. Call upon him
while he il near: 0 let the wick
ed foYsake bis way-, and the un-
righteous man his thoughts, and
retarn INTO the Lord: for he Will
have mercy and abuDdanilv bless
you, W fully trusting III HIM,
for his PROMISES are sure, For MS
the rain aud snow comc.h from
heaven, aMd returneth not thlther,
gbut watere,h the earth. that II.
br:ngeth forth fmit aud seed to
the sowcr. and bread to the cater
ac shall this word be, that goeth
forth out Of his mouth; 1t shall
not return 10 him void, but II
shall accomplish that which he
+, pleases, and profit IN that where
+, unto il was sent, so then the
Jews are in the dark Tor little
~senson and abideth without Il
shepherd. God said to them,
For a small moment have f0rsak'
Mice; bn, with grem mercies will gath
Ell thee.
Ina little wrath | hid my face from
thee. for noIiien but with everlasting
Kindness will haze mercy OF 'hee
saith The Lord thy Redecmcr. lisa o.
7-S.)
Md as the Psalmist says,
9For his anger endureh but a moment
in his favour is lie. weeping may en
dur, for n night, bni joy cometh in III
.mornip. ,p.am Co.,
Now the Above scripture ailude
ito the present condition OF Israel
there has been among them
great falling away from their Kt
doemer; and the prophecies !
this effect have been fulhllet
And now comes The question
.(Tp question means, now io''
vii. Israel be forsaken') or N IL
Language Of Christ,
Then said |, Lord, how long! Al
The answered. Until the cities hc waste
without inhabilant, and the hauses WI
.on, nun. ana the land be utterly des
late. Ilsa, Slid
This desolation mas happened
Israsl; their cities have oe'
destroyed, and their houses ha'
sbeeu forsaken, ard they, theI
selves. scattered among
nations. Aud again, here -
prophecv concerning The Gen'll
how that. before thu great %,
comes. there shall he falll
away among them; and this cha,
is going on every day. !
-.srreat beast" is swaying
power, and his worsh'pers
falling W the thousands
reads,
Aud The Lord have removed men
away, That Is, men have 50 c"rruP
their own lives, that they wiz mol =
.he Lord, and SO he Ia. given Y
over 10 their wicke 0ays-l and "
oe grea, forsakin; in The mids' q
land,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07
IS TT NOT WONDERFUL

Norwood has one Of the best
stores in the County The pro
prietor does business with the
people, for the people and by the
people come to our counters and
Just watch and see, all the Jumps knocked Oh
the face Of high prices, and the profit dollars
scattered among the people,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
N EiGHB0RS
Convince the Russian That Ais wife
!. 10 BeWtched and He Left Her.

Freeland Penn. Sept. 2.-Amlrew
Fetchik, a Russian, living at Drifton.
brought his wife To the office Of DR..
y. B. Houston here today and asked the
physician to examine her claiming she
Is bewitched He said his neIghbors
for months had been tormenting him
about her, but until lately he did not
believe them. Now ne Joined with
them In believing that she was pos.
sessed," and unless the doctor could
do somthing he would no longer live
with her.
DR.. Houston declined to make the
requested examination.
FetchilS could not be persuaded to
believe that his neighbors were wrong
as we'll as himself, and declared that
he no longer recognized the woman
as his wife and would not live with
her.
The neighbors have accused her of
an evil power and threatened to kill
her. The poor woman says her neigh
bors have influenced the husband
against her, and denies being the au-
thor OF the alleged ills Of which she
is acused.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
AGED MERCHANT
TO WE'D WIDOW
MRS. CATION, So YEARS, TO GET
MARSHALL FIELD AND ALL
OF HIS MILLIONS NEXT TUES.
DAY.


Chicago, Sept. IA dispatch from
London announcing that Marshall
Field. the Chicago merchant prince.
and Della Spencyer Cation, widow of
Arthur Cation, are to be Marie din st.
Margaret's church, London, at noon
next Tuesday. was received in Chicago
merely as confirmation of reports that
have had circulated for some time.
For six months Chicago society has
believed that Mrs Cation would be
come Mrs. Field Recently the rtl.
mors of an approaching wedding be.
came more numerous.
Mrs. Cation has been in England and
on the continent the greater part of
the time since her husbands death,
Nov. IA, 1904, at the Waldorf. Astoria
hotel, New York. His death was sud.
den, following an attack OF acute peri.
tonitis.
Mrs. Cation has been presented at
several courts in Europe. Her house
parties in Ottawa, Ill., and her fre
quent dinner parties during her hug
ban,l's life were sociN events Of the
season. She is So years old.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
ALL COAL MINES
MAY Be CLOSED
WAR TO BE WAeED FOR AN
EIGHT HOUR DAY. AND FULL
RECOGNITION OF UNION
JOHN MITCHELL AT HEAD.

Indianapolis. Sept 2-The closing
of every coal mine in the country-bi-
luminous as well as anthracite-and
stoppage of the fuel supply next spring
now is declared more than probable.
Both sides are preparing for the fray.
ana all signs point to a desperate
struggle. besides which the great an.
thracite strike will pale into insignifi-
canoe.
The eight hour day and a full recog-
milton of the unions by all operators
are the chief points at isue, and over
these the war will be waged
Leading Indiana operators declare
the movement to. unite the miners of
the bftuminous field with the anthra,
cite miners Of Pennsylvania has made
rapid, though quiet progress, ami It
is more than probable that the meet.
ing of operators in Chicago on New
20 will result in the formation of an
organization, wohse object will be to
resist the effort
The operators say that union OF
the anthracite and bituminous work
ers for such purpose would tie UP
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
POOR SERVICE
or the Postoffice Nearly Bliahted the
Ohio Girls Romance.

Chicago, September "A romance
Of Crestline, Ohio. which was nearly
shattered by poor mail service, enled
happily IN the courtroom of Justice
Callahan in South Chicago, today,
when Miss Hazel Burgher, Of Crest.
line, and Harry Tucker, Of the lllin.
OILS Steel Company were married by
the Justice.
Tucker and Miss Burgher became
engaged In the Ohio town several
months ago. He left and for time
letters were received by Miss Burgher
About a month ago his mail ceased
and the young woman started for
South Chicago to investigate, fearing
the young man had broken his prom.
ise.
Tucker was arrested on the com.
plalnt Of the woman, but when they
met at the police station, explana
tions followed, He said he had writ.
'en regularly, but hal received no an
swer. Miss Burgher said the letters
had not been received.
Then Tucker secured license, and
the court performed the ceremony.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
THE OHIO MANIAC
TOOK HIS LIFE
When Surrounded by a Posse OF
Determined Farmers
THREE DAYS OF TERROR
ENDED BY HIS OWN HAND
RAN AMuck AND LEFT DIS.
TRucTioN IN HIS TRAIL

Lorraine, Ohio, Sept. 2.-On the point
of capture by the sheriff's posse,
Peter Pitts, the maniac who terrorized
the countryside from Avon Beach to
Lorraine for three days. is dead by his
own hand. He shot himself in the
head today in full view of band of
armed farmers who were pursuing
him and sank dead upon the ground.
The three days in which he ran
'amuck through territory of 20 miles
In extent, firing upon men and women,
burning farm houses and driving the
population from ther homes to places
OF safety in the city, marked one Of
the strangest apd most sensational
episodes in the history of the county.
Pitts first deed of violence was on
Wednesday, when he fired twice from
a cornfield upon Miss Mary Heckler.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
BROUGHT BEER
For the Sehoomarms and Now the
Hotel Porter is Counting Ties

Hartford City, Ind. Sept. "A so
cial gathering of school teachers al
the Hotel Ingram here this evening,
almost terminated in panic through
a misunderstanding
Miss Adelaide s. Bailor, superintend-
ent of the Wabash (Indiana) schools,
was the principal instructor at the
Blackford County teachers institute,
and the hostess to large gathering Of
teachers
The porter was asked tc serve re-
freshmsnts in the parlor. He return
ed with lemonade and also tray of
bottled beer, with glasses on top.
The hostess was shocked beyond meas
ure when the stupid porter insisted
that ne had served only what she had
ordered.
The porter is now counting ties be
tween this city and Cincinnati.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
HOSPITAL THREATENED
WITH BURNING BUT CITIZENS
VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND
WILL PROTECT PATIENTS
AND NURSES-FEW
DEATHS.
REPORT TO 6 p. M.

New Orleans, La, Sept 2.--In a
telegram to the state board of health
today DR.. G. l.. Horton, representing
the board at Patterson, sent the news
Of serious situation, which prevails
there, inv living threats against the
emergency hospital and the possible
harm to physicians who are fighting
the disease.
Horton wired that the fever fighters
were having troubleaand that rioting
by the Italians was feared.
Several Italians, he sahi, had died
Of yellow fever and the doctors had
received warnings to be on their guard
Horton Immediately ordered guard
thrown around the hospital, appre.
hending any attempt that might be
made to burn It.
A meeting Of citizens was held and
an organization perfected to protect
the hospital, physicians, nurses, and
the town Itself. from violence.
Horton wired Governor Blanchard
and the governor replied that he mus
protect hospital under all circum
stances and that arms would BIO SEM
him for that purpose. The sheriff oi
St. Mary VIII take charge of the vol
nnteer guards, H II expected tina
with the precautions taken there vii
be no trouble.
Favorable reports of the yellow fe
yer situation both in the city ant
country were again the rule here to
day and the public alarm is disappear
ing In the rural districts.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
BRIDAL TOUR
interrupted by Detectives Who Kid
naped Man IN paducah

New Orleans, La. Sept. s- Walsar
Coleman, the Illinois Central man..
Sno Is wanted In New Orleans In con-
nection with the Illinois Central bnx
car robbaries, was brought % the city
this morning by special officers, who
went 10 Paducah 10 get him.
The officers ran up against the hasd-
est fight Of their lives al Paducah.
They kidnapped X Coleman and hustled
MIN out Of Paducah on special
freight train. They were ovsrtaken
BY Sherit Potter. however, and DE-
tsctive Kenner was taken d prisoner
with Coleman back To Paducah.
Coleman was on his bridal tour and
had decided To sestle In PA
ducah, her old h0me
Coleman " handsome young fellow,
and was married here laee June 10
a New Orleans girl. He was on fiis
wedding trip when he heard of 'hc ura-
earth nE " the box car ganS in New
Orleans.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03

All the Victims Of Alleged Biganist
Are Illinois Women.

Indianapolis, Sept. 2.--Chas Tuller
~ under arrest here on charge Of
bigamy The police claim to have
secured evidence CT his marriage to
five women. four Of whom are living
and none divorced.
His first wife was Miss Bessie Da.
Wis, Of Springfield, ILL.,, who is dead.
His second was Jane Reel. whom he
married at Monticello, ILL.,; his third
Mamie McGrath, his fourth, Eliza
beth Brown, whom he welded at Ar
cola, ILL., and his fifth and last, Eliza
Lane, whom he married at Sullivan.
Illinois
All the marriages tok place be
tween 1897 and 1909
When arrested III this city hc was
living with No. !. Two Of his wives
are ccnIns here ID identify him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
STORM SWEEPS
THE WHOLE STATE
SUFFERS FROM WIND
AND ELECTRICAL. STORM FRI,
DAY kIoHT-oNE WOMAN
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Milwaukee, W-sI Sept. 2.-Severe
storms occurred late last night and
early today throughout the greater
part of Wisconsin, resulting in con
siderable damage, A number of .peo-
pie were struck by lightning, but as
far as known but one. Mrs Edward
Fitzpatrick, of Watertown was killed.
At Jefferson the damage from lightn-
ing and rain estimated at $4,000, not
including the loss to crops. At Wash
les os two churches. The farmers
near Racine suffered much damage by
crews report sighting thirty-seven
fires between Racine and Clihton
Junction. Tobacco growers in the vi.
oinity Of Lodi suffered great damage
from hail storm. Tney report loss OF
$4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
IN HIS SLEEP
he Pulled the Truck Away, Took a
Bundle and put II Under S:at

Logansport Ind, Sept. o. Waiting
Tor train TO his home in Amboy ILL.,,
Harry Trough, aged N, fell asleep in
the Panhandle depot. Snoring Wig
orously he walked across the tracks
70 an Adams Express Company's truck
loaded with merchandise. He hauled
the truck some distance, took large
package, and carrying it back into
ire station, sat down anu placed it
under the seat. -
Express officials found Trough still
apparently ASLEEP. Thinking this a
pretensc, they caused hts arrest. In
vestigation by the prosecuting attor.
ney satisfied the company Trough had
actually been asleep throughout the
transaction, and the charge OF the
theft was dismissed
Affidavits from friends and relatives
proved him somnambulist for years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03

His next was when he set torch
70 the Heckler homestead, burning 1t
to the ground.
Afterward he attempted to Are am
ether house, but was driven away
X Friday morning he piled ties upon
the tracks Of the Lake Shore electric
line, but the motdrman dissoverea
the obstruction In time 10 save himself
and his passengers from obstruction.
The country was aroused. Women
and children sought protection In ham
let's and in Lorraine. Men formed
themselves into armed companies and
secured the lanl from Avon to Lorraine
ready to kill the man on sight.
He was finally surrounded and ais
the pursmers were about to capture
him he shot himself dead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-09-03
STREETS AFlRE
Chicago With Its River Ahlaxe Out.
done by People OF Ventura.


Ventura, Cal. September Z The
explosion OF d lamp today set fire To
the oil that had been sprinked on the
streets Of Ventura, an dihe petroleum
bla2ed iiercely for while The de.
partment was called, but the men
couu do nothing by pouring water on
the fire. Finally they gathered up
lot Of dust and threw IL Oh the fam
ing streets. TlGn the fire was smoth.
cred out.
This Is the FIRST instance In history
SO far known Of streets catching fire,
and tho advocates of the theory that
oil Is the best thing for dusty sereets
have received d hard knock.
The blaze on the streets here was
the most peculiar iiro in America per.
haps with the sole exception ~ the
one that ragged sometime ago In the
Chicago Rive in the heart q the
Windy City