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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-21
Wednesday, Sent. 1S.

Young Gillespie of Cavalier County,
accused Of numbering his uncle, is out
on $500 bail.
Long term prisoners at Bismarck be-
lieve in raising plenty Of garden truck
for winter use.
Elder Obleness, a farmer living q
few miles north of Casselton, was
robbed of rearly 5000 in gold. Slight
clew to the robbers.
Fire on John Nelson's farm, near
Casselton, destroyed the grarary, con-
tanning $500 bushels Of wheat, and
burning six head of horses. No in
surance.
The work Of constructing q tele-
nhone line from Fargo to Grand
Forks is being rushed and connection
with Hillsboro and all intervening sta
tons will be completed in few days.
Alfred n. Ecker and Fannie A.
Topping, who eloped from Reynolds.
were married at Fargo. The couple
were to have been married last June,
hut the parents Of the prospective
Pbride formed an enmity against the
'.room and the match was broken off.
The young couple stole a march and
went to Fargo. They wrote back to
Reynolds after the ceremony and then
left for home.
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SON. Of Veterans Parade.

Knoxville, Sept. 19.-Fifty thousand
people from a distance witnessed the
grand parade given in honor of the
encampment of the Sons Of Veterans.
The parade moved promptly at 10
o'clock from North Knoxville. Capt.
w. Rule, editor Of the Journal, was
chief marshal; Capt. Allison, chief OF
staff. The city was e,aborately dec
grated. The parade was the largest
and most imposing ever witnessed in
Knoxville. First came platoon Of
mounted police, the chief marshal and
assistants. In carriages Gov. McI<in-
lev of Ohio, and staff; Gov. Upham Of
wisconsin, and staff; Gov. Woodbury.
Of Vermont, and staff; Past Command
er-in-Chief Lawler and chiefs. and
uniformed rank knights of Pythias.
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Tuesday, Sept. II.

Frank V. Barnes of Bismarck has
been appointed as North Dakota's del
egate to the National Irrigation con-
gress at Albuquerque, N. Mex.
William Corvil was held to the dis
trict court at Thompson for assault
Ing hobo, whose injuries may prove
fatal.
Clay Mccartney Of Cakes found a
man loafing around his home at late
hour one night last week and took a
shot at him.
Since the recent school troubles at
st. Thomas an effort is being made to
have the tri-county teachers institute
held at Drayton.
Orr Sanders. formerly private Sec
retary to Gov. Shortridge. will be dep
uty postmaster at Bismarck under
Frank Feed. who succeeds Miss Ma
bel Hunt.
A Great Northern express agent
stole $1,000 from William Carroll of
Minot, who later secured Judgment
against the read for that amount, and
now Col. Dodge is trying to get the
Judgment set aside.
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NlfsccJInneons Items.

Carl Browne. Coxey's lieutenant and
son-in-law was bound over to the pro-
bate court in Canton Ohio.
Members Of Syracuse's 400 ran the
street cars for one day and turned the
proceeds over to charity.
The GRANVILLE Milling Company of
GRANVILLE, ILL.,, has assigned because
Of losses in wheat 1t owes $4,000
and has less than $4,000 assets.
The whitman Mercantile company,
wholesale commission merchants, fail
ed at st. Joseph, Mo-, for $780, with
assets considerably less.
The new Southwest road will be
named Rio Grande, Sierra Madre &
Pacific railway. 1t is capitalized at
$5,O00,00O.
The Kansas Populist state central
committee has decided not to call q
convention to nominate a candidate
for chief justice.
The water company Of Omaha, Neb.,
has sued the street railway company,
Of that city for 100000 damages to
mains by electricity.
David Hetherington, Of Rockford.
ILL.,, was adiudged insane and sent to
the Elgin, ILL.,. asylum. He went crazy
because he could not become an actor.
The steamship Tacoma arrived at.
San Francisco from the Orient, bring
ing 5000 tons Of tea and 1000 bales Of
silk.
The st. Louis board Of trade repeal
ed the law limiting commissions on ex-
change and brokerage business to 10
and 20 per cent. Members can snow
pay what they please.
Plow grinders for Deering & Co., at
Moline. Ohio, struck on account of the
introduction Of burrs instead of plow-
shares to dress gr!ndstones. Other
shops will not be affected.
Ella Johnson. Sallie Mabery, and
Anna Carson, three light-minded ne
crosses In Florida, went to a Baptist
revival on the outskirts of the town.
They remained In a trance three days.
Two-Jim Warmed, a negro, commit
ted suicide Mt Elkton, Ky, because
tobacco worms destroyed his forty-acre
crop.
Negroes cortinre to assemble threat
eringly around the home Of the color
ed minister Stokes at Montgomery,
Ala. The police keep them moving
and so avert trouble.
Samuel Haines, an Augusta, Iowa,
GARNER. placed the muzzle Of a loaded
shotgun against his abdomen and
pushed the trigger with q cane, killing
himself.
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AlI.rea rilibu.ters.

Key West, Fla. Sept. 19.-The reve-
nue. cutter Winona brought In to-day
the schooner Lark, picked up of Pine
Key with thirty-five Cubans on board.
When picked up by the cutter only
two men were on deck, but search
revealed several others concealed be-
low. The vessel was seized and
brought in because Capt. Juan Reyes
could not give a satisfactory explana-
ton as to what he was doing with 80
many men on board and without any
papers ard because it was thought she
was filibusterer. The men were ex-
amined by United States Commission
er Smith and released on bond.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-21

Portland, N. D., Sept. 19,-The TWEEN.
ty-fifth annual conference Of the Da-
kota Christian Sioux Indian confer
ence was held Sept 1916 at Mountain
Head. Two hundred and fifty dele
gates and 1,200 spectators were pres
ent. DIR. John p. Williamson of Green
wood. s. D.; the Riggs brothers. OF
the Santee agency, Neb.; Dr. Charles
A. Eastman of st. Paul; Rev. John
Eastman of Flandrau, S. D.; Rev.
John Haptiste Renville, Of Ascension
Qyakaptapte) church; Rev. Charles h.
Crawford of Sisseton and many other
noted white and Indian workers
among the Sioux graced the confer
ence by their presence.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-21
PITH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important
News of the World, Culled From
the Telegraph Reports Of the
Press AssociutiOns,
Washington.

Secretary Carlisle has received Sem
ator Manderson's appeal from the ac-
tion of Controller Eowier i'll sending
the OXnard sugar bounty case to the
court Of claims.
Secretary Herbert has approved the
report Of Commander Bradford aud
Lieut.. NIulligan, naval officers, who
represented the United States on the
occasion of the trial Of the American
line steamship st. Louis in the English
channel
In spite Of constant vigilance. van
dals have again been at work on the
floors Of the Washington monument
at the capital and two Of the tablets
have been badly damaged. 1t seems
impossible to keep people from tain
pcring with the monument.
The following were admitted as ca
diets at Annapolis: r. w. Vincent,
Pennsylvania: A. Buchanan, Indiana !;
II. l.. Wy1nan. Illinois; G. w. Smith,
Iowa; y. II. Wells, Jr., Utah; Fl. p.
Evans, Mississippi; P. Kearney, Mis-
souri,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-21
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS
INTERESTING NEWS FROM ALD
PARTS OF THE STATE.
Condensed Record Of the Imrore
tant Happenings OF tho Week IN
North Dakota, Arranged for Ilnplo
Reading.
Thursday, Sept. IL.

Thursday, Sept. IL.
There are 1895 acres Of artificial
forests in Steele county.
The Ahsaraka postoff1ce was robbed
as well as the Staples store. BesideS
the cash, $I0 in stamps were taken. A
Louis Anderson, near Williston. was
shot through the lungs " lille cleaning
a revolver that was not loaded"
Charles Albertson of Bismarck was
arrested on the charge of selling booze.
without a government license.
District Attorney Tracy Bangs ran
into dog with his wheel at Grand
Forks, and felt quite sore when ha
woke up.
l.. Nelson, who clerks for L. e. Pc
terson at jamestown, went back to
Delmarck last winter on a visit and
married a girl he had never spoken to
a dozen times. They went to house
keeping this spring and everything
went along all right till last week,
when Mrs. Nelson skipped, taking aIi
the furniture, and is now "keepins
house" for widower neighbor.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-21
Friday, Sept. 13.

County Auditor Hale offers a site to
any person who will erect q mill at
Devils Lake.
Casey Foster was found guilty on an
assault and battery case at Sherbrooke
and fined $50. &
Twenty-Five patents for land were
received at the Grand Forks land Of
fee.
The Premium list of the Hamilton,
Pembina county, fair, has been re-
ceived. 1t takes place Sept. 26 and %.
William Quinn is in the jug at Jim
town because he pulled gun and
threatened to kill man who wouldn't
give him a ride.
The threshing engine of Gessner
Bros, at Penn, in Ramsey county, ex-
ploded. badly injuring several men, in
Guiding the engineer and fireman. No
one is thought to be fatally hurt.
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They Desire to Vote.

Pierre, s. D.. Sept. 19.-The South
Dakota Equal Rights association Is In
session here to-day. 1t will be re-
membered that resolution for con-
stitutional amendment passed the SEN
ate OF the last legislature, and was
only defeated in the house by resort
to parliamentary sharp practice. The
women of South Dakota interested In
this cause regard this meeting as open
ing their campaign for constitution
al amendment granting them the right
of suffrage, and they profess to have
no fears as to the outcome. Mrs. Car
oline Chapman Gait of New York Is
the principal orator Of the convention.
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NEWS BOILED DOWN.
Items of Interest Placed in = Few
~ -. Linen - =

AsSAS VI interest Placed In r Few
Lines.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. J. c. Reddick died at
San Andreas, CAL, to-day, aged fifty
one.
Official dispatches report the defeat
OF aN insurgents under command Of
Cuban named Gil, at Piedra.
Gen. Antonio Ezeta, ex-president Of
San Salvador, will sail from San Fran
cisco for his native, country to-mor-
row.
Two men. were killed and five in
Jured at a bull fight at Sawangel,
Mex, yesterday on account Of the floor
giving way. r. ~.
Yellow fever and black vomit have
appeared at Cordoba, Mex. Efforts
are being made to keep the news out
Of the papers.
Citizens Of the Cherokee Strip cele-
bratcd the second anniversary of the
opening at Perry. Over 1000 persons
gathered and the leading men Of the
territory spoke.
AT Fort Smith, Ark, it took q jury
In the United States court only one
hour to convict Henry Starr, the
young Indian chieftain, Of the murder
Of Floyd Wilson near No Water.
Lew Thomas, who last night as
saulted the imbecile daughter of o. e.
McElfresh, is safe in Jail at Lyndon,
KAN, where he was taken after an
unsuccessful attempt to lynch him.
The state department has collected
through its consular office reports Of
numerous chambers of commerce in
Germany which would indicate that
the employment of convict labor is
growing in that country, as is also the
disposition to combat it.
South-bound passenger train No. 224
on the Erie & Pittsburg division of
the Pennsylvania railroad, ran into
an open switch this morning at Sharp
vile. The entire train was derailed
and several Of the passengers slightly
hurt, but all escaped serious injury.
Capt. Joe w. Taylor, county attorney
Of McLennon county, Tex, has laid
before the grand jury the constitu-
ton, bylaws, list of officers and secre-
tary and trcasurer's report of an asso-
citation Of negro members organized
for the purpose Of stealing cattle and
horses.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-21

At Lytleville, ILL.,, Chauncey NJ.
Brown was suffocated in we'll
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, Methodist min
and probably fatally injured by a run
away team.
~ Theresa 4Maschke, twelve years of
age. collided with team while riding
bicycle at Cooperstown, N. Y, and
was killed.
At Arcola, ILL.,, Richard Galloway
was bitten by a mad dog. The rabid
animal also bit six other dogs before
he could be killed.
George A. Miller was drowned in
Deer creek, near Topeka, Kan, while
attempting to save his twelve-year-old
son from similar fate.
Ralph Leacock, aged nineteen, was
drowned in Demings lake, six miles
from Adrian, Mich. He and comDan-
ions were in leaky boat and it filed.
Ben Stillman, an old miser living in
Marion county, ten miles from Ham,
ilton, Ala, lost the savings of life
time few nights ago. He overturned
a lamp and his hoard Of $1,000. which
he was counting, was burned up.
Herman IIasslcr of HI llowayville,
ILL.,, while handling a revolver, acci-
dentally shot MS brother Charles, the
ball passing through both lungs and
inflicting a fatal wound. The young
men are children Of wealthy parents.
The twenty-stamp mill and hosting
works of the keystone Mining COM
pany burned at keystone. s. D., with
a loss of $4,000, one-third insured.
Three men were at the bottom Of
200 foot shaft, but were taken out un-
injured.
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Bad for Durrant.

San Francisco, Sept. 19.-As the trial
of Theodore Durrant progresses strong
evidence is being piled up against the
defendant. The evidence introduced
relative to nurrant's whereabouts on
the afternoon Of April 3 Is directly
contradictory to his statement made
when he was arrested that he had not
seen the murdered girl after he left
her on the way to school, the morning
Of the Sd. Martin Quinlan, an at
torney, to-day supplied another link.
testifying that he saw Durrant and
a young lady walking on Bartlett
street toward Emanuel church at 4:1O
p. M, April 3.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1895-09-21
Criminal DOinHs.

Moses o. Nelson, q SaWmlu man
from Clayton. Mis-, was found in Mem
phis with his threat cut from ear to
ear.
Squire Daniel Kemp, a wealthy resi-
dent of Galveston. Ind, was fatally
shot by his crippled son Frank. 1t Is
supposed to be a willful murder
Postmaster Ridgley Of Springfield
ILL.,, says Hogan, under arrest at
Springfield. Mo-, is not Allen, the post
office robber.
The execution Of Cherokee Bill, at
Fort Smith, Ark. has been postponed
by q stay of execution granted pend
ing an appeal to the supreme court.
The case OF Il. 5. Crocker, for the
murder of Harvey Booth. both wealthy
cattlemeu, III January last, has come
before the district court at Evanston
Wyo.
H. H. McCreary, editor Of the
Gainesville, Fla, Sun and a member
Of the Florida legislature was arrested
at Palatka on a charge Of criminal H.
bel preferred by DR.. Stein, whose
work as a baseball umpire had been
roasted" in the sun.
At Telluride, Colo, Eugene Wilson,
colored, shot his paramount, Lydia
Williams twice and then shot himself
in the head dying instantly. The won-
an will recover. Jealousy was the
cause. IT,.
sZir Wyatt who is believed to have
stolen mere cattle and horses. been In
more tram and hank robberies. COM
mitted more murders, cost the govern
ment more money and the lives Of
more officers and citizens than any
other outlaw who ever lived in time Of
peace, died In prison at South Enid,
O. T.
Rev. Daniel Griffin, a well-known
divine shot and killed his son-in-law,
Robert Dudley at Albany, Ga. Griffin
got into an alteration with Ben
Snalls and Dudley undertook to act
AZ peacemaker. Griffin warned him
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Personal Mention,

John Chase. proprietor of the Inter-
Ocean the leading hotel at Cheyenne,
Wyo., for fifteen years died.
Eugene A. Sheffield, prominent
Freemason, Odd Fellow and Grand
Army man Of Warsaw, Ind, is dead.
John H. Reynolds, former preacher
editor of KansGS, is dead at the Ossa-
wa tonne insane asylum, where he has
been in confinement for two years.
Henry NJ. Battles, so years old, a
member Of the Fourteenth Illinois cav
airy during the war. died at Coldwat-
er, Mich.
Circuit Judge Hartwell H. Hurley
died at his residence in Portland, Or,
OF pneumonia, contracted while max
ing the ascent of Mount Adam q few
weeks ago.
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Yree With Money.

Minneapolis, Sept. 10. - A jovial,
whole-souled North Dakotan attract
ed considerable attention down town
his morning. He was very iublant
sor some reason. and so prodigal in
money matters that he scattered coin
IN the streets or gave it to any who
implied. Officers Conroy and McNa-
nara cut his career short by lodging
i'm in the lookup en- the charge or
drunkenness. The agreeable fellow
gave the name Of r. L. Waterman.
rne annual meeting OF the Toledo,
Peoria & Western Railway company
was held at Peoria, Ill. The old board
Of directors and old officers were re-
elected.
A woman dressed in boys clothing
has passed through San Bernardino.
Cal, looking for a runaway husband.
She has taken the brake beam route
from the east.
Porter, Wittgefelde & Co.. saloon
supply importers Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
have failed through dull trade. with
assets and liabilities about $4,000
each.
The Cherokee, legislature met at
Tahleuuah, I. T., in extra session. The
object of the special session is to dis
pose of the improvements made by the
intruders Of the nation, who were eject
ed by order # the interior department.
For the first time in the history OF
medic:<4 in this country has COM
plete chain of inocculation from cam
Ger been established in the case Of DR..
Edward Burnette Of New York, who
now lies al deaths door.
Mrs. Conklin, the wife Of George
Conklin, the elephant tanner, who is
now in charge Of the a-imals in Bar
mum & Railcy's show, --ow in Chicago,
is missing from her home In New
York.
William C. Eh:sch, secretary for, r,the
board of civil service commissioners
at the Erie, Pa, pcsto1Hce, and two
other employers have been arrested
charged with frauds in a civil service
examination.
Jay Roddy and Jim Woodlee were
shot and seriously wounded at Tracy
City, Tenn, by Deputy United States
Marshal ]. M. Hall while effecting the
seizure if some contraband whisky.
Wcodlee is dying.
Il. r. Dunbar of Argentina. suburb
of Kansas City, Mo-, acting for George
washington, a Shawnee Indian, has
brought suit to recover 3oS acres OF
choice residence and business property
In the west end of that town, claimed
TO have been patented to an ancestor
Of the Indian. .4
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Monday, Sept. I6.

Burglar;es are becoming frequent at
Wheatland.
Iidgerwood hotel girls went on q
strike last week.
Fargo citizens donated nearly $1,000
in aid of their creamery.
A Wahpeton sprinter and his back.
ers got done up for $1,000 at Valley
City in trying to outrun Locke.
Notwithstanding the recent raid on
blind pigs at Mimic, booze can still be
secured.
Jud LaMoure built new barn this
fall, but won't begin to reDu,fc hfs po-
litical fences till next spring.
Hobos started a fire in 500 box car
at Darlington and the citizens had TO
rustic to save the elevator and depot
Banker L. q. Booker Of Grand Fo,Ns
will have his large collection of mount
ed birds and animals on exhibition at
the street fair.
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Foreign Gossip.

Mr.. Gladstone's Introduction to the
Peoples Bible history will be more
than mere preface; it will be kind
OF analytical history in ITSELF
William Morris new romance,
"Child Christopher and Goldilind the
Fair" has just been issued in a limit
ed edition by the Kelmscott press.
Andrew Lang is writing a life Of
John Gibson Lockhart. the son-in-law
and biographer Of Sir Walter Scott
and editor Of the Quarterly Review.
A subscription for the pope has been
started in Italy in commemoration Of
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of the
declaration Of Papal infallibility.
Sir Charles Dixie and r. McKenna
have challenged any two Cnionist
members Of the house of commons to
row pair-Oar race on the Thames.
Another Roman watch tower, the
twenty seventh in a line along the
Rhine from Basel to the Lake Of Con-
stance, has just been found near
Rheinfelden.
At Ystrad Meurig school in Wales
the boys are taught Latin through
Welsh. The "I'astorals," Of the old
founder Of the school are used for that
purpose.
Deposits in Irish joint stock banks
increased by f2,000,OOO last year, the
total amount in June being EST 500 900,
while the savings banks held f7,371,-
600, an increase of f744 900.
A professors chair for the history
Of Alsace has been founded at the Sor-
bOnne in Paris and given to DR.. Ru-
dolf Reuss of Strassburg. a son of the
Protestant theologian and Bible critic.
Verdi has just finished a mass for
the seventh centenary of Saint An
thony Of Padua, which falls next
month. He is setting to music num-
Der Of hvmns to the Virgin written by
Signor Boito.
Alvarez, the tenor. har been engaged
by Sir Augustus Harris to sing for
three years during the two months and
half Of the London season. For the
first year he will receive s. 100 for the
second $4,000 and for the third $1,000.
Sveaborg. near Helsfngfors. on the
Gulf Of Finland, has just celebrated
the fortieth anniversary Of it's success
full resistance to the bombardment Of
the British fleet during the Crimean
war
The Turkish authorities at various
ports of Asia Minor, notably at Bey-
rout and Samsun. are again subjecting
packages sent by the American Bible
House of this city for the mission sta
tions to fresh examinations and de-
lays at the port Of arrival, notwith-
standing the fact that all packages are
carefully examined by the customs au-
thorities at Corstantinople and duly
sealed by that body.
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WORSHIPERS HURT
LIGHTNING STRIKES A CHURCH
NEAR ROCKFORD, ILL.
A Large Number Of Men, Women and
Children Are Thrown From
Their Feet and several of
Them Badly Shocked
and burned
TWO STREET CAR ACCIDENTS.
They Occur Within nm Hour OF Each
Other md Several People
Are Badly Injured.

Rockford, Ill, Sept. 19.-Lightning
struck the Hoisington church, a few
miles east of this city, while special
services were being conducted last
evening, aud, but for q premonition of
danger on the part Of the pastor,
would have doubtless killed many of
the congregation. AS it was the bolt
left the following injured:
Mrs. John johnson, badly burned;
will recover. Mrs. Henry Stanley, Sc
verely burned; recovery doubtful.
Two children, unknown; badly
shocked. Mrs. Darwin Whitney, badly
burned.
The pastor from his pulpit discerned
a heavy wind and rain storm coming
and cut his sermon, bidding his hear
ers depart for their homes as quickly
as possible. Almost the first bolt of
lightning struck the steeple aud de-
scended through the shingles, TIM
bers and flooring to the ground. Men,
women and children were thrown
from their feet, some unconscious and
the rest stunned severely by the
shock.
Washington, Sept. 19.-Two street
car accidents occurred in this city last
evening within an hour of each other,
and although each was attended with
numerous casualties, none Of them are
expected to prove fatal. At 7:15 a
motor car on the Ninth street electric
line collided with Belt line car at
the corner Of Ninth and p streets.
The motor car crashed into the mid
die of the horse car, throwing 1t about
sixty feet. The driver and several
passengers were injured. The passen-
gers included Mrs. HI. S. Gates and
Miss Lockwood of Chicago, and the
elder lady was quite painfully cut
about the face and head. A colored
woman named Willie Mosbey, the
driver, G. M. Hammut, and Joseph
Lewis, colored, We're also injured. At
$40 car on the Eckin electric rail-
way became unmanageable and ran
into the buffers. Mrs. Curtiss Of
Brookland. d. g., was injured about
the lower limbs and Mrs. Auerbach
was injured about the head and face.