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FOREIGN COMMENTS

on tho strike-1IOw PreJudioed NoWspA.
psrG View Matters Mt n Long DStanoe--SO
Faith In Our GovernmsuL
LONDON, July 9.-Thc Globe, this Of.
ternoon, in speaking OF tho prosont sit
uation Of affairs in the United States, in
conjunction with tho railroad strikes,
says:
"The democratic government, as 1t
exists In the United States to-day, is
now on Its trial. It Is a question
whether It will bear the strain. It has
already been proved wanting. In our
eyes, tho strikers are neither moro nor
less than armed rebels, who have plen-
ty Of sympathi2ers among the soldiery,
from the Atlantic TO the Pacific"
The St James Gd.ette thinks the
present situation indicates the actual
breaking down Of civilized government
in some districts and its possible col
lapse in others.
Tho Daily Nsps, commenting on tho
etrikc situation at Chicago, says: A
general strike rs o voluntary moasure Is
but madman's dream. The cooper
alton OF tho governors Of Illinois and
Indiana for the suppression Of disorder
must serve to show tho rioters thns tho
game Is up.
BERLIN, July 0.-The entire German
press, without party or distinction,
regards the railroad war as being disas'
trous to tho future Of tho United States.
The newspapers maintain that tho &c
tion OF the city, state and federal au.
thoritieH shows a bewildering lack OF
unity.
The National Z.itrng compares the
"anarchy" in tho United Oates to the
doings OF the communists Of Paris. !.
Tho Vossisch5 Zsitun9 says: "Evon II
the revolution DO subdued fearful
serIes OF social battles will be fought
upon American soil"
Tho t7id0tblat expresses the opinion
that the future is dark.
Most Of the newspapers publish a list
OF the uprisings OF workingmen and
tho battles fought between capital and
labor during the last five years, and do
clare that repetitlons Of such occur.
reuces arc inevitable and that their con-
fidence in future developments is
shaken to the root.
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wAsmxoroS. D. G.. July 0.-Thc frat
day OF the conference Of tho Democratic
eonforees OF tho two houses was with.
out practical results or visible progrcSs,
SO far as can bo learned.
Tho conference continued for elk
houB and when an adjournment was
taken no Item In tho bill had beon
finally passed upon and agreed to. Tho
day was devoted to general discussion
Of tho main features OF tho bill and tho
principal points Of difference between
the two houses.
The conIerCeS on tho part Of the
house OF representatives pointed out
tho radical change In tho policy involved
In tho Senate's departure from the FREQ
raw material platform and from tho cd.
vRlorom Bystsm, and asserted that the
senate bill was not all that tho country
demanded In tho way Of tariff reform.
The senate representatives replied In
effect that whilo II might be true and
Hlkub w uAullbhSA W AAAiNaNNesA AtSAA
bers, It haa proved tho most radical
bill that could be passed in the
senate, and announced determination
10 stand for the bill practically as II
passed tho senate. They assorted that
TO make ony concessions for FREQ raw
material might endangor the passage Of
the bill whom returned to tho senate,
just as to have stood by tho house bill
in this respect in the beginning would
have probably prevented its passage In
the first place. Thoy also contended
that material reductions or radical
changes from I'D valorem to apeci6c
duties would delay, II not endangor,
final action upon tho bill.
The house members, while admitting
tho force Of these suggestions said the
action OF tho house might also prove
uncertain.
The conference meets again at 10
o'clock tomorrow ior IN all day session,
Some Of tho members desired night
session tonight but Mr.. Wilson's ply
slcal condition was hardly equal to it,
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FInEn OVER THE HEADS

OF the Rioters and Killed Spectators.
Unfortunate Result of vOllsy. erred BY
u Militia Company.
DAxv1LLE, LIZ, July e.-MrS Michael
Glennsa and Mics Clara James were
killed and an unknown manImortally
wounded at westvillo this afternoon by
q vollsy fred over the heads Of 4 crowd
of riOting miners by q company Of
militia,
The miners had been rioting In this
vicinity since yesterday afternoon.
During last night number OF freight
cars were destroyed in the Eastern I'LL
nois yards by incendiary fires. This
forenoon q number OF cars were de-
rallied at Grape Creek, on the Shelby:
Vile branch. When the wreckage had
been cleared tho inbound passenger
train proceeded without molestation
until Weslville was reached. When It
stopped thereIt was surrounded by
crowd OF miners and held. Word was
telegraphed to Danville, and q special
train with q company OF tho state
troops started at once for the trouble.
About one milo from Westyille q
large crowd Of miners had collected,
and upon the approach Of the train
bearing tho militia began war,like
demonstrations. Several pistol shots
were fred at the soldiers, who re-
turned tho FIRE, shooting over the heads
OF the mob from the train, intending TO
scate thom. Miss Clara James, the
seyonteen.year.old daughter OF Jonas
James, was standing in tho doorway Of
her home. A bullet struck her just be-
low her right breast and she died
almost instantly. Mrs. Michael Glen'
nan, a widow, standing in her own yard,
was also struck and died In Eve min
utes. An unknown man received q
mortal wound and will die before
morning. The militia then left the
train and charged tho crowd, securing
thrae nriSonora.
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JUST WHAT THEY WANTED.
Strikers In California Mako n Move Tha
PIonSCs the War Department.

s.rilsers In California Mako Mavo That
PIoaSCs the War Department.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The statement
is tolcgraphed horc from California
that tho strikers arc about to apply to
tho United States court to compel tho
Southern Pacific Railroad Company to
show cause why they should not bo
compelled to operate their road undor
tho terms OF their charter. This was
not disaCreeablo nows to the war do.
portmont and they r9thcr hoped that
such proceeding would bo taken, for
It would obligo tho railroad company to
aupplomout tho efforts Of tho military
by every means in thcir power, md
there is Busptcion that It has been n
littlo lax In this respect no far. sena-
tors Du Bois and Shoup, Of Idaho, called
Mt tho white house this morning to lay
before tho President Governor McCon.
nolps message urging tho President to
sond troops to Wallace, Idaho, to rc'
Btoro order,
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GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
Revolution Introduced by senator PETER
A Asweoping Proposition.

heVolutlOu 4ntEouuOou uy bouAtoE eAoAa
A Sweeping Proposition.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July Elm the
senate to-day AR. PETER offered an ON.
nibuS resolution providing:
First, that all public functions ought
to bo exercised through public agents.
Second, that all Interstate railroads
ought TO bo brought under one control
and the supervision OF public officers.
and charges for train transportation Of
persons and property throughout the
United States ought to be uniform, and
that wages OF employees ought to be
regulated by law and paid promptly In
money; third, that all coal beds ought
to be owned and worked by the govern.
ment, and that tho wages OF the en-.
ploycd should be paid in money whom
due; fourth, that all money used by tho
people ought to be supplied only by the
government Of the United States, and
that tho rate OF interest ought to bo
uniform in all states; that all revenues
of tho government ought to DO raised
by taxes on real estate. The resolution
wont over until tomorrow without
action or comment
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BOSTON SYMPATHY
Extended to tho Strikers--FreIEhtII Handlers
Pass n Resolution.

Extended to the estrikers--FrolghtI Handlers
Pass a Resolution.
DosroY, MAss., July 0.-Johu Ryan,
president Of tho Building Trades Cen.
tral organization of Chicago, arrived
hero tonight and was in conference
with James P. Dolan, president Of tho
Boston Building Trades Council.
Neitho. man would talk, however, for
publication. Rumors Of strikes at the
various railroads when traced down
were found to have no definite basis.
Tho Now York, New HavOn and Hart.
ford freight handlers had q special
mceting tonight to discuss tho situation
in Chicago. The following is tho sub.
etanco Of tho resolutions adopted:
"Resolred, That this assembly horeby
oxpressos its symphaty with tho strlk-
ora aud that it's members prepared TO
assist them morally, financially and
physically, II necessary, and that II call
ed upon to throw tho gauntlet and show
our appreciation or organized labor, We
will not hesitate to do so."
District Assembly No. 80, Knights Of
Labor at the meeting tonight passed
resolutions Of sympathy with the strik-
ers and indorsod tho action OF the
p II
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raosun Shines, and tho Outlook
More Encouraging.
|FlRSI day OF QUIET IN CHICAGO
since the Strike Began Follows the
preadent,s Proclamation.
TREfNSERE RUNNING ONCE MORE
Despite the Threatened General
strike of All the Trades.
AND TIE SHUs1IoN EVERYWHERE

Ezoep. on the southsrn Pacific Road
Indicates that tho Worst Is Over.
Tho Action of the Trades Unions In
Chicago complloatos Matters Very
LAttle, as tho ordcr to Strike Will
Not Do Generally oboyed, While
Many of tho Mon Anected Aro Al.
ready Ont OF Employmcnt-The
Pullmans Give Their Ultimasum.
They Haye Nothing to Arbitrato.
Sovereign Postpones Calling Out tho
Knights-ProbabiIity that the Fed.
Grafton Cannot Be Called Out Be-
fore Friday-stin Under Martial
Law.
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.

A Strike Ordered Affecting tho Entire
Road-PaSsonEer Trains Run.
MAssIL1oN, ONO, July GA meeting
Of the A. R U. was held to-day and in
harmony with orders issued by Presi-
dent Dobs strike was ordered in the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railway nt noon
to-day. As this Is division headquar.
ters here, It necessarily affects the en-
tire rsad.
Passenger trains are permitted 10 run.
Incidentally several thousand coal
miners arc thus thrown out Of employ.
menk.
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u. & o. EMPLOYEES
At PittsburEh shows No Signs Of GoinE
Out-No Organization.

At PittsbarEh shows No Signs OF Going
out-SO Organization.
PIrrsgURou, Pa, July IA meeting
Of B. & O. employees was held tonight
at GlenWood at which Organizer Nay
lor, Of tho A. R o., spoke. There were
about $50 men present, but there was
not much enthusiasm manifested.
Itis known that the chairman Of the
meeting had received an ordor from +:
v. Debs iustructing him to call out all
the men In his vicinity. TO appoint COM
mittees, &c, and promising protection
for ali, but the chairman did not make
the order known to the meeting. His
reply to Debs by telegraph waI: "fou
will hear from mo later" a,
II the A. r, q. has any considerable
strength hero 1t is kept very secret
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Asa romedy for oil forms Of head.
acho Electric Dittors has proved to DO
the worry bost. It effects u permanent
euro, and tho most dreaded hnbituaI
sick headaches yield 10 its influence.
We urgc all who are afflicted to procure
n bottle, and givc this r0mcdy fair
trial. In cases Of habItual cOnstipN-
ton Electric Di.tcrS cures by giving
the mood tonu 10 the bowels, and fow
cases long rOsiSt tho uso OF this medt-
cine. Try II oncG. Largo bottles only
fifty cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. = i.
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RlntInr IN wn.hInEton state.

SPOKANE, WASH, July "a mob at
sprasuo last night stoned the special
train carrying tho two companies of
militia, dltched tho cars in front Of 1t
and ran o car OF oil on tho culvert cast
Of the town was also fred and fitteen
feet Of II burned. The train with the
militia Is at sprague depot with tho
track destroyed on both sides. The
regular troops arrived to-day.
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MORE STORES LOOTED
ny tho AunrchiStio Foreigners in Illinois
Property Under GnRrd.

ny tho AunrchiStic Foreigners In Iilinois.
Property Under GnRrd.
LADD, LIS. July s.-Two stores were
looted Utthis place this afternoon by a
mob Of four hundred miners. The city
is being guarded tonight by fifty depu-
ty sheriffs, farmers and miners. Re-
ports from the surrounding distrlcts are
to the affect that tho anarchists Of Peru,
La Salle and other towns arc moving
toward Spring Valley for a midnight
attack on the place.
Home guards are being organized in
a dozen different pointu in this vicinity.
The rioters have cut the telephone
and telegraph lines to such an extent
that It Is difficult to get nova through
out the county from the mining towns.
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AT TOLEDO
Tho Yardmon All oat-only ono Train FOR
wheeling Moved in the Morning.

Tho YRrdmon AL out-Only ono Train toF
wheeling Moved In the Morning.
TOLEDO, O., July 9.-The yardmen on
the Wheeling 4 Laloe Erie, Toledo. Ann
Arbor & North Michigan and the Gin.
cinuuti, jackson & MackInaw arc oil
out They aro standing idly around
the yards at Manhattan Junction. No
attempt has beou made to move trains
except that the Wheeling morning pas.
senger left as usuaL Tho fremen are
only waiting IN order from President
Sargent to go out.
Twenty-Five switchmen and six telc.
graph operators on tho Wheeling 4
Lake Erie at the 1ronville yards struck
at Q o'clock this morning on orders
from A. r U.
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ANOTHER PROCLAMATION

by the President Covering Bailroad Trou'
blsS ut Other Polnts.
WASHINGTON, u. O., July 9.-The
President has issued a proclamation
substantially like the ono issued last
night but referring to troubles in North
Dakota, Montana, Idaho. Washington.
Wyoming. Colorado and California.
The proclamation names p. NJ, July
10. a. the time before all mobs must
dispsrss and lsw-Abiding citizens return
70 their abodes.
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nRcnches Loulsvillo.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 9.-Tho strike
has at last reached this city. Tho mem.
bors Of tho A. R. U. on the Louisville &
Nashville railway, composed Of firemen
and switchmen, struck ut late hour
this afternoon. There was no attempt
to interfere with tho departure Of
trains, tho delay boing caused in secur-
inc flrenen for them.
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Special DlIpatth % tN IHaII1snor.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 9.-The
Kanawhs & Michigan switchmen have
struck and nofroIght trims are running.
II ia thought before the end OF the wcek
tho Chesapeake & Ohio men will go out,
though all is working smoothly now.
The Kanawha & Michigan PASSENGER
trains this morning went out with
difficulty,
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BUFFALO, N. Y, July o.-Therc Is no
change in tho strike situation hcrc.
Tho local branch OF tho American Rail-
vay Union has ordered no strike and
It's president assures tho Associated
Press that tho mon will not 60 out be-
fore Wednesday. The regulars at Fort
Portor and Niagara arc ready to move,
but haye not boen ordered out.
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WASHINGTON, July 0.-ono Of tho
congressional measures inspired by the
strike is a resolution offered to-day by
Representative Draper, Of MasSachu-
sets. looking 70 an increase OF the reg
ular army. 1t directs the committee on
military affairs to inquire what increase,
II any, should bo made In the army OF
the United States.
The resolution was roiorred 10 tho
committee on military AFFAIR.".
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Ar CLEVELAND
Tho Strike Not wholly sucoesstul--A Crisis
Expected To-day.

Tho Strike Not Wholly sueoessful-A Crisis
Expected To-day.
CLEvELLxn, O., July e.-Supcrintend'
Ont Donaldson. OF tho Erie road, said
tonight that all the night switching
crows had reported for duty and would
70 to work as soon asthe company de-
sired them to do so. BE expects that
the day crows will also report to-mor-
row. -,
It is expected that there will be a
general attempt to resume work on all
the roads tomorrow, and II there Ii TO
be trouble, which Is doubted, 1t will
come then. Two lodges Of the brother
hood Of trainmen have decided to have
nothing to do with the strike
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Kansas City, Fort Scott and Memphis
and the kansas City, MomphiG and
Birmingham was broken to-day a. IL
o'clock. Passenger trains with Pull
mans attached lett Memphis for Kansas
City and birmingham. The situation
on all other lines is unchanged.
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Tho Coroner. Verdict,

HAMMOND, IsD.. July 9.-The coroncr's
Jury impanelled to inquire into tho kill.
ing Of Charles Fleischer by tho United
States troops yesterday returned YER
dict TO tho effect that "Charles Fleisch.
er's doath was caused by accident, oc-
casioued by soldiers Of company B. Fiji
teenth infantry. regiment shooting
wantonly and carelessly into crowd
ol peacable citizens"
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The TARIFF Bill.
No Visible Progress Mndo by the
Democratic Conferees.
A SIX HOUR FRUHLESS SESSION,

DuriuE Which twas PlAinly Soon that
tho Two Houses Cannot Como To-
gcther Without Enormous cOuoOS-
sions on Each slde-ScnAtors Say
Any Concessions on Their Pare
Would Endangrr tho Bin In the
scnate and tho Mombers OF tho
House Say tho Same Thing on Their
Part
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SIXTY DROWNED.

a Steamer Sunk In Collision on tho Coast
Of tho Crimoa-
ODESSA, July O.-Thc passenger
steamer Vladimir, bound from sobasto.
pol to this port, came into collision with
an Italian steamer near Eupatoria, q
town OF RussIa, on tho western coast of
tho Crimea. Tho Vladimir was so bad.
" injured that she sank.
Some OF tho passengers were saved,
but 1t is believed that fully sixty per-
sons werc drowned.
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s,.,,Io M, tIo CIovcr Lone.

ST. LOUIS, July 0.-Tho conductors
and brakomon Of tho Toledo. st, Louis
and Kansas City railway Glover
Leaf tonight have decided TO strike.
All roads at Kansas City arc tod up.
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CHICAGO, July 0.-Prcsidcnt Egan, OF
tho general manuGors association, said
this morning that evory road in Chi
cago, without exception, was moving
trains, and most Of thom on timo. sov-
oral freight trains departed this morn
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Ind. has been revoked and passengers
are now ticke.cd through to the city.
Tho usual complement OF PullmAns are
attached 10 tho incoming and outgoing
tFAinR,
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CnIcAoo, July0.-0nlcials OF tho Pull.
man Company emphaticNlly denied to-
night tho published story that tho
company contOmplates tho removal Of
its works TO New Jersey.
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TRAINS RUNNING

On tho u. 8. o. mud Pennsylvania Lines
with Pullman Cars Attached.
WAsnrxGroN, D. O., July 0.-Both the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio
syptcms hnvo clear limos to ChicaEo.
The order restricting tho aalO OF tickets
on tho lattor'a Chicago limo to Garrett,
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IVIII Not strike.

NEw HAVEN, CoHH., July 0.-Tho rnil.
rond employees In thls city will pay no
head TO tho ordor issued by President
Dcbs calling out all mcmbOrs Of tho A.
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MEMPHIS, TRSS., July 0.-ThO general
strike situation in Memphis Ia decidedly
improved to-day Tho tiO.up on tho
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oppressors, thus far and no farther. 1t
is better 70 lose little nov than more
in the end, and with 1t constitutional
lthaFtyB
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CIvcrSHArr, July 9.-The Big Four
men flremon from hero to ST. Louis
struck OF midnight.
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Weather FOrccaSt for To-day.
For West Virginia mud Ohio. ialrScast to south
winds; slightly warmer.
For Western Pennsylvania. faiTi variable "inaS'
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
ne furnished by G. scHSIrV. druggist corner
Mnrrni md EoIlfieonih EtrraN.
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NJ furnished by {
MarEc. and Fonrtt
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derived much benefit from the govern.
ment Gs the Pullman company did.
should be willing 70 make some conces.
sions for tho welfare Of the city and
state. 1--WE have nothing 10 arbitrate,"
Mr.. Wickos replied. I'VE cannot re-
ceivo such a com muittee"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-02-11
WEATHER BULLETIN.
Storm allG VAIN Nayes-EX-
tremes in March.

trpneS liz 4HafcDs
Copyrighted 1894 by W. 7. Foster.
St. Joseph, Mo, Feb. 10.-Nly
last bulletin gave forecasts OF the
storm waves to cross the continent
from the 18th to the 10th and l1th
TO DIST. The next viii reach tie Pa
cific coast about the '2nd, cess the
western mountains -.., s-ose OF
23rd. the Great Gem eys from
the cath to the Goth, and The East
erp States about tho 9th.
This disturbance will pass through
the central portions of > United
States and an average rainfall CT
snow may be expected over a large
part of the country.
Tie warm wave will cross the
western mountains about the I'D,
the Great Central valleys about the
oath, and the Eastern States about
the 10Th, The cool wave Will cross
the western mountains about the 70,
the Great Central valleys about the
9th and the Eastern States about
March 1st.
March will have great extremes OF
weather, immense rains and SHOWS,
and altogether the greatest variety OF
weather, the greatest extremes that
have occurred in March for years.
This condition Will continue TILL
| about the 9TH of April, after which
dry cold weather will continue to the
end Of the month.
The weather looks bad for spring
farming and while nine times out OF
ten early planting is best, this veal
appears to be the exception and IL
the northern corn belt, planting IL
Nav will be more successful than
earlier planting.
These difficulties, however: vii
probably be remedied, to some eX
tent, by favorable weather l"'"" u
the season and late fros.s ia Co..
Fall.
Killing April frosts are threatened
| in Southern ATTITUDES where Apr
frosts sometimes occur. FAIR crops
are expected for 1894. Rainy year
seldom cause crop failures. Thos
who desire more particulars may en-
close stamped and addressed en-
velope.
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Inconsistency.

is peculiarly interesting to hear
people protesting to be consistent
silver men, refuse to subscribe for
Coin, published in the interests OF
the reconciliation of silver, on the
grounds of hard times, and then turn
round in their tracks and purchase
Puck or Judge, at double the price
of Coin, both of which papers are
gold bug organs. 1t is one of those
inexplicable phases of human nature
that no one understands but the
Creator.