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A NEW DEAL.
The Latest Slate Made Up for Leading
Cabinet Places.

INDIANAPOLIS, February 4th.-The best opin-
ion here IN regard to the Cabinet situation is
that Blaine viii be Secretary of State, William
Window Secretary of the Treasury. Rusk Secre
tary of War, and Wanamaker for the Navy, with
Evarts as Attorney General. AS General Harri-
son desired the Treasury Department to go to
the West. it is reported on good authority that
he has selected Window for that place. Here
the selection is looked upon as a good one.
wHITELAw REID POPS UP.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 4th.-General Harri-
son is now considering the appointment of
Whitelaw REID to the Cabinet.
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S;JACoBs OIL
For. LunbagO.

II or LuInDaS
Cured Permanently. Original Statement.
1854 Renewed, jan. 80, 1857. Three yeArs ago
had rheumatsm In hack: funbago: one Sottls Of Sc.
Jacobs OIL cured me; have not felt Il since.
PRANK MONROE, rraneisvtlle. III.
Cured Permanently Original Statement,
1883. Renewed, june 10, 1887. suffered two ysarn
ego with AGATE psips n back IN enc hour great relief
IRON st. Jacobs OIL three hpplicstions cared. In the
morning pains gone horace s. HOPKINS.
New Albany. Indiana
Cured Permanently. Renewed. May LIST.
Wits was sorsly Anticted with lame back; srfersc
several years used inrumerAhls Hniments and plas-
ters, used 81. Jacobs Oh, was cured ty Is.
A. 4. CUNNINGHAM Psrryopolss. Pa
At DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
THE CHARLES A. vcGELER CO., Baltimore. ~,
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Facts Made Public by the San Francisco
Rnn,d of Trade

bUAtu Oh fTHut.
FAN Francisco, February 4th.-At the twelfth
annual meeting of the San Francisco Board OF
Trade, at its rooms in Union Block, to-day, the
reports of officers concerning the year work
from February /, 1888, were received Statis-
ties relating to the productions of the State for
the year were noted Among these the hop
crop was valued at 81 ,e3S0J0; raisins 81 COL COO;
oranges 81 80 000 wine and brandy, 81 200, COO;
lumber, Sll,t00,000; wheat, S2i 000, 900; wool,
80 100000 pounds valued at 81 .0OO, 600 In clos.
ing. reference was made to the labor outlook
and the creditable work of the State Board of
Trade in securing employment for boys and
girls
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LITTLE BROWN MEN.

sor.e of the Cave-DweIling Dwarfs still
living.
ALBUQUERQUE ~. M, February ith.-A rem
rant of the Cliff Dwellers. supposed to have
been extinct, are said 10 be dwelling in the
san Mateo Mountains They are very small
not more than three feet high, and wild. They
have been seen also in the Black Range, and
rs soon as the snow melts parties viii go out
and capture them il possible. These facts are
Va 'ched for by reliable men.
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PALACE RESTAURANT.
.sos X Street.

JSAIORE SCHAD, PROPRIETOR. EVERY
i thing bright, new and hrst-elsss The table
viii be supplied with the best in the market.
Private looms for families. Prices reasonable.
Oper dav and night. II
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Are,l,.rnop corrigan E.plaIns.

bous. February 4th--A telegram has been re-
,,ejvosi IT the Vatican from Archbishop Corri-
o n. OF New York. III which be denies that. by
5subscr jug 70 the Parnell defense fund, he in
tented t,reflect upon The aetiouoi Inc rope
toward ireland.
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ST. PAUL. February 4th-A cold wave is pre-
vailing in the Northwest, and the temperature
is dropping rapidly. 1t is now II degrees below
zero at Winnipeg.
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ST. DAVID'S,

715 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOTEL, CON-
"a tanning 200 rooms; water and gas in each
room; no better beds in the world; no guest
allowed TO use the linen once used by another;
free. dee of rooms: Per night, so and rs cents;
per weeK, from 81 upwards Open all night
II. HUGHES, Proprietor.
81 At Market-street Ferry take Omnibus Line
af street cars for Third and Howard TTSn
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE

HoTEL, 3l9-325 SANSoME ST. ZONE DOOR
III from Bank of California;. San Francisco,
Cal Board and Room. 81, 81 25 and 81 so per
day. Free Coach to and FROM the Hotel.
Montgomery Brss. ro23- tn Proprietors.
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GREAT sTOEMs.
Great Damage Done in Europe by Gale
and Storms.

and Storms.
LONDON, February 4th.-The gale yesterday
was general throughout England and Ireland.
Much damage was done to buildings and tele-
graph lines.
AT Derby last night the barracks of the Saliva
ton Army were blown down while meeting
was in progress. Almost imme diately the debris
took fire from the stoves and began blazing
fiercely. A boy of fourteen was killed. The
body was burned. Many were injured seri-
ously, and some perhaps fatally, by falling
tmbers.
A large beam detached from the ceiling fell
upon school girl, killing her instantly.
At Yorkshire the spire of the Congregational
Church blew down and crushed through the
root. Many were hurt by flying splinters, glass,
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COLD-BLOODED.
A Shocking Murder Committed in West
Virginia.

n ohOChIng Murder Com mftted In West
Virginia.
WHEELING w. va, February Ith-The most
strocious murder was committed near the little
village of Mouth-of- Pigeon in Logan county
John Chafers and one McNally had been on bad
terms for some time. CHANGING TO meet Satur-
day, Chsfers proposed that they henceiorth be
friends.
McNally pretended to heartily concur in this
wish. and after a few minutes conversation the
two shook hands and Chafers turned to leave
when McNally plunged a long knife into his
back. The wounded man staggered and fell
when McNaily coolly cut his throat from ear TO
ear, instant death being the result. posse of
men is in pursuit OF the murderer, and he will
be lynched IL found.
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Paris. February sth.-Mlle. Emma Faria a
yrung prima donna from San Francisco had a
really splendid debut in s concert during the
week. Some critics compare her to Van zandt
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BERLIN, February 4th.-There was a heavy
fall of snow at Berlin on Saturday, accom-
panied by thunderstorm in the mountain dis
tricts Heavy continuous rains have since
fallen, and further floods are feared. There
has been a severe storm in the North sea- Three
Heligoland pilots were drowned
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DUBLIN, February 4h.-Lord- Mayor Sexton,
In addressing the Corporation to-day, explained
that he first telegraphed Bafour at ii O'Clock at
night fearing that y Brien would die and that
Balfour had sufficient time to reply. He COM
pared the Unionist banquet on Saturday night
to a feast of cannibals, wDen they were gliding
at o Brien's sulerings.
The British Sailors Strike.
LONDON February 4th.-The strike among the
sailors has extended to Dublin vessels which
are prevented from sailing, owing TO the impos-
sibility of obtaining crews. The shipping com
panies at Cork and some at Glasgow have con-
coded the advance demanded.
Charged with Fixed Bayonets.
DUBLIN, February sth.-Father McFadden,
who was rested yesterday at Gweedoree at the
time Police Inspector Martin was XII led, was
taken 20 Kenny under q strong escort to-day. A
crowd cheered the priest ON his arrival. The
military charged the crowd with fixed bayo-
nets and dispersed It,
An ADglo-German Alliance.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 4th.-The Berlin
England aud Germany have concluded an alli
ance similar to the Anglo Italian Convention
The object is the protection of the northern
seas and ports.
Bismarck's scspegoat.
LONDON. February 4th. The Berlin CORE
spondent Of the Daily Telegraph says: 1T Is GER
tain that the German Consul at Samoa will be
removed Prince Bismarck is extremely an
noyed. by the Consul exceeding his instruc-
tons"
Balfout's Body-Guard.
DUBLIN, February 4th.-It is stated that, owing
Baliour has obtaine1 special police protection.
The police guard in Phoenix Park has been in
creased. and no one is admitted to the grounds.
One Minister Quits.
PARIS February 4th.-Floquet has received
the resignation OF the Minister of Justice.
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ANCHOR BAKERY.

Cornsz Tbfrd ana " streets, Sacramento.
rs NV OPEN, WHE6E THE BEST OF
i Bead Pies and Cakes OF al kinds will be
made fresh every dav and delivered TO all Do rts
of the city. MICH tEL -TAtLER, Proprietor
2m-TrS
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IT THAWED.
a Miner Dries Out Giant Powder In a
Warm sfove

n l1tntr DfIes Uut UlADt POWuer In q
Warm stove.
BUTTE On. IT,. February 4th-John Talkar, a
miner, placed two sticks of giant powder on
the stove Of his cabin for the purpose of thaw.
ing the substance, it being frozen. The powder
soon exploded with terrific effect wfecking the
whole interior of the house.
Talkar YVES blown through the door into the
street in dazed condition, but miraculously
escaped any other injury. Two companions
asleep in an adjoining room at the time escaped
with only shaking up. The powder not
being in confined space, aud there being
deep cellar beneath the house, it expended its
force in the way natural to it.
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A SWEEPING BILL.
Indisna's Strong Measure for the Sup
preston of Trusts.

preston of Trusts.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 4th.-A bill passed
the Senate to-day declaring unlawful all trusts
pools agreements and combinations in re.
straint of trade, production, manufacture OF
sale. The penalties for violation are fines oil
from 81 ,oo0 TO $4,000, and imprisonment from
two to five years. Every member is made
liable for all debts and claims against a trust
is a trust The bill Is exceedingly sweeping, and
will pass the House
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Yuba Supervisors AgaIust 1t.


MARYsyILLE, February 4th-The Supervisors
OF luba to-day passed unanimously a resolution
demonstrating against the passage by the Legis-
laturc of the bill appropriatiug a quarter OF q
million dollars for London exhibition of Cali
fornia products upon the ground that the APP
preparation is unnecessary, and that the merits
Of California products are the best advertise
meuJ they can have.
Three Seameu Drowned.
SAN Francisco, February 4th.-A dispatch re.
ceived here this afternoon from Point Reyes
states that the mate and two seamen, named
Thomas Shellman and A. Coldwell OF the sail
ing schooner o. :. Fowler, lying in brakes bay,
were drowned by the capsizing OF boat
Parties on the shore could hear their cries for
help, but no assistance could be rendered.
Coach, Horses and Mail Lest.
Chico, February sth.-The Colusa and Chico
stage. driven by George McShune, was crossing
the Sacramento river at Butte City on ferry
boat. The cable parted and the boat sank. The
horses were drowned, and the stage and all its
c0ntenis, including the mail. were lost. The
driver barely escaped with his life. The loss
will be over $1,000. There were no passengers
The Great Fresno Land Case.
FRESNO. February 4th.-In the case OF Clarke
vs. Heilbron, involving the title to the aguns
de 1ache grant, Hon. Joseph ). Wallis and foul
other witnesses testified 70 Clarke's anxiety tc
dispose OF the grant in 1879, and his expression
OF pleasure in 1880 when, as he said. he had goi
rid OF that elephant. They all testified to mis-
being perfectly sane during thos= years.
Convict Reese stu at Large.
PoISr REYES, February 4ih.-Two officer,
were in Point Reyes yesterday In search of the
escaped convict, Reese, under sentence of bur
glary at San Quentin for the robbing of the Car
70 residence on Van Ness avenue. A man
answering to Recess description had been seen
on the road leading TO the Clubhouse.
Terry dust Serve Out His Term.
SAN Francisco. February 4th.-The State Su.
preme Court to-day dismissed the writ OF habeaS
corpus in the case OF u. 5 Terry serving sen.
tence for contempt Of the United States Circuit
Court. Terry will now have 10 serve his full
sentence of six months.
Death of a Placer Pioneer.
AUBURN February 4th-w Mann, native Of
Kentucky. for the last twenty-five years a resi-
dent of Auburn. died to-day of cancer. He had
held the position of Supervisor and for foui
years was County Treasurer.
Accident sn Amador.
VoIckNo. February 4tn.-Charles o'Neai was
thrown from a buggy on Saturday and had his
skull fractured. DR.. Tarter OF this place tcok
out two square inches OF the bone. The patient
is now doing well.
Shasta Bond Election.
REDDENG. February 18th. - The Supervisor
counted the vote to day on Issuing SEQ COO IL
county bonds The total vote was 1902 and
only l25 were against the proposition.
An Amputated Leg.
REDDrSG. February sth.-Allen Etter, who fell
oil a burning building this forenoon and broke
his leg, had the limb taken of about halfway
between the loot and knee.
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LONDON, February 4th-The Spanish mail
steamer RenuS foundered off the Philippines.
All the passengers are supposed to have been
drowned
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DISASTER AT SEA.
Collision ana Fearful Loss of Life-An
Ocean Ship Founders.

LONDON. February 4th.-The steamer Nereid
collided with the ship Kiilerhan off Dungeness
last night. Twenty-tour persons were drowned.
Nine members of the crews were rescued, one
of whom afterwa.d died.
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES a LONL.

U NJ ID ER II "a A- Es H. 81.
600 j st, bet. Sixth and eSenth (norEh Eidel
UTEKEEPON BAND a COMPLETEszeeE-..
w Stock OF Collins sna Caskets; also .azessse
Shrouds OF every description. Orders from ciey7
or country Will receive prompt attention. day
night. EMBALMIfS9 done In TIE best u anns7'
at reasonable rates. Il
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COAST AND CABINET.
A Seemingly Straight Tip on swift for the
Interior Portfolio,

INDIANAPOLIS, February 4th.-An Innate
friend OF General Harrison says the Pacific coast
is certain 10 have representative in the Cabi-
net, and that it will be in the Interior Depart
ment. He declines to give the name of the
patty, though he knows who it is, but-from q
remark dropped-the natural inference is that
Swift is the man
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S p e CIFlC S i.
Sold BY DTnesisss, Or sent poeePaid on receipt Of
CrOSSman's Specific Mixture.

MITE THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
w themselves without the least exposure
change of diet or change IN application to bush
ness. The medicine Contains nothing thst is o.
the least injury 10 the constitution. Ask youl
drugsist for Il, Price. 81 bottle. uyo-lrTuE
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LONpoN, February 4th.--The Brussels core
spondent of the Chronicle alleges that q lettel
from Vienna correspondent asserts that vheI
the door of Rudolph's room was forced open the
body of a beautiful yoang Bohemian lady wa
also found. The correspondent asserts that tn,
Crown Prince first killed her Win his reyolye
and then shot himself and tbs. the body OF tn
lady was conveyed secfetly TO her family il
Bohemia This account is now the one mos
generally credited
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WESTERN HOTEL,

NOS. 200 TO 2i9 X STREET,
THREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
i Leading Business and Family Hotel in Sac
ramento, Cal. The most convenient TO the Post
Office, Express and ] and Offices, all Courts and
Places of Amusement. Meals, 25 cents. First
class in all its appointments Free Coaches 10
and from the Hotel VIM. LAND Proprietor
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FRITZ q MILLER,
u NJ ID u Err II a. TX Ha e.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPiA
~ Ninth and streets Complete s.cCS q,
Undertekers Goods constantly on hsn6s CIT
and country orders pSemptly attended 10, "a.
or right at ressana.bie rites Telephone-iS&. q,
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ANOTHER MURDER THEORY.

well-informed circles here is that the story of
Crown Prince Rudolphs suicide is wholly
false and that Rudolph was murdered by d
forester who was caught killed and buried. al
most before the news of the Princes death was
made public. Private dispatches to this effect.
it is said, were received by Messrs. Rothschild
in ciflhqr
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cRUsE % PEorLE.
A California songstress.

VIENNA, February 4th.-During the rush OF
people today to view Rudolph's remains
twenty two persons were injured and one killed.
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Sexton penounces the Uo,onists.

ToRosTo (0nt.). February 4th.-Vallancey Z
Fuller. OF Hamilton, has assigned. Liabilities
81 coo. 600
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HAWAIIAN OPERA HOUSE.
Wilson and Cameron's Speciality Com
pany-A Crowded House Kept in
HJsrr,, Mod T,I,rouohOut

Wilson and Cameron's Speciality Com
pany-A Crowded House Kept in
Merry Mood Throughout.
s Saturday evening the curtain rose
upon the Hawaiian Opera House
crowded. in the old phrase, from pit
to gallery''-only nowadays the ''pit'' is
in the roof. Filson and Enrol opened
the stage performance with g. sketch,
Returning from the Club" which was
characterized by neat hits and very fine
duets between the lady and gentleman
performers. Miss May Cameron then
made a very acceptable appearance as a
song and dance artist.
Wilson and Cameron now came out in
one of the very funny medleys that have
given them great name here and in
the Colonies. Their songs, exceedingly
clever acrobatic feats, dancing and by
play all kept the audience roaring from
beginning to end. AL. w. Filson fol-
lowed with q recitatiye piece, ''The
Bridge" which was marked by start
lingly lifelike dehneations and mastery
SLCCULiOiI. Ah1iSS I-SS L4StA 10 LLldAC al OK
ceilent hit, by means of a charming
voice and good expression, in the ballad,
Natural Wild Flowers"
The Donaldson Brothers next came on
with an amazing speciality as '1es
hommes elastiques," or the India rubber
men. They were dressed in tights that
looked like snake skin, and the serpen-
tine contcrtions they displayed were
really beyond realization. To Irvine
their legs about their necks, kick the
backs of their heads, double their forms
backward, and exhibit homeless quail
ties where the human frame is supposed
to be osseous, seemed to come easier to
them than for an ordinary man TO pick
up pin without falling on his nose.
VIM. w. Cameron gave a series of
comic vocal efforts, that kept everyone
laughing all the time he was out. The
performance concluded with laughable
farce entitled pleasant Companions"
every item of which was irresistibly
comical. Retiring auditors were heard
TO say they had not had such hearty
laughing spell for years.
The final performance will be given
this evening, when another good house
is almost certain.
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Our Pioneer Tramway.

The city tram cars have now become
permanent institution, and most OF
them go and come crowded with passen-
gers. This is especially the case with
the Waikiki cars, which rarely have less
than thirty to forty persons aboard.
Yesterday, and the same remark will
apply to every Sunday since they began
to run, the cars were crowded from
morning till late at night. The necessity
for more cars is very apparent, and it is
probable that they will run at shorter
intervals, say every fifteen minutes, at
least during the busy hours of the day.
1t is said that the receipts, even on the
single line now open, more than cover
the current expenses. If this be so, the
completion Of the four principal routes,
and their connection with the city front
and steamboat landings, will make the
enterprise profitable one to the share
holders
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H. B. NJ. S. Conquest and Hyacinth
both steamed out OF the harbor at 10
O'Clock Saturday morning, February 9th,
for Hongkong. There was an immense
crowd Of people on the wharves to wit
ness their departure, and the naval YES
sells, with their long remnants streaming
in the breeze as they glided through the
channel, presented grand spectacle to
beholders. 1t was a scene appreciated
the more because rare in these waters
Signals exchanged between the depart
inc vessels and those remaining-one
British and one AInerican-were sugges-
tive of very kindly relations. Several
ladies' in boats followed the departing
vessels as far as the lighthouse. The
ROYAL Hawaiian Band was stationed on
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co. s
wharf, playing a farewell concert in
honor of the departing vessels. 1t con-
Guided with " Aud Lang Syne" and
" God Save the Queen"
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Dally Reee.pts OF rroduee.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.

From Maui, per stmr LIlelike, Feb 10
Hon w G Wilder J X Wilder, Mr. Mars
den, Mrs Widdiheld, Mrs Turner, Mr. Nc
KAY and several others.
From Hamakua per stmr Iwalani, Feb
Miss Annie Homer and 20 deck pasA
sengers.
From Kauai and Niihau per stnr Mika-
haia. Feb 1O-A 5 HartWell, Hon w .
Smith. J L Colburn and wife, Hon A Rosa
and wife, ) Naauao, z Isenberg, jr, Hon G
H Dole. His Honor Associate Justice i
McCuly lie Cheung, Miss f Hines, Miss
Chaplin, Mr. Ne kayama, G Norton, } Correa,
G Mahoe, J Mahoe, and II deck passen-
gers.
From Waialua and Waianae, per stmr
Kaala, Feb Sion II \ Widemann, A I
Atkinson, Judge Il f Bickerton, I Il
Lucas, Mr Mcneil, ard II deck passengers
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a Silver wedding Anniversary.

\ private letter states that the 25th
anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel T. Alexander, formerly OF
Haiku, Maui, was celei rated January
26th in Oakland, Cal, where the family
now reside. 1t was made the occasion
for the gathering cI large number of
their friends, on the afternoon and even
ing of that day, at their beautiful resi-
denCe on Seventeenth street Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander, accompanied with their
four children, intend TO visit the Paris
Exposition, which will open in April,
and will probably spend the summer in
Europe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-11

Professor Bartholomew, the aeronaut
whose presence was noted here with the
American ball players, met with a severe
accident at Ballarat, which promised to
keep HIM down to earth for some time.
He jumped from his balloon after as
cending from 1000 to 1000 feet and, not
withstanding his parachute expanded
fully, he came down rather fast. His
legs struck the edge OF an iron roof,
making very severe wounds, the left leg
below the knee being badly lacerated
and the bone injured, while the right leg
Was torn above the knee.