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Town Topics: What do you think.
MI. Dinstnore," said Miss Frocks, II
lost my fine new umbrella today, and it
had my name o. the handle. too"
Then you'll have to get another, of
course" replied MI. Dinsmore.
41'Another umbrella?n
NO; another name
"Oh, Mr., Dinsnlore, this is so sudden!
Still. You ma ask papa"
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500 Reward. 500.

Hers Of this paper viii be pleased to
there Is at least one dreaded disease
b has been able 10 cure In all its
that Il Catarrh. Hail's Catarrh Cure
positive cure nov known TO the med
Ehly. Catarrh being Il constitutional
RSaires 4 constitutional treatment.
ilh Cure Is taken internally. acting
n lie blood and mucous surfaces OF
thereby destroying the foundation of
and giving tie patient strength by
The ccnstitntin and assisting nature
work. The propriet0fS have SO
y Is curative powers that they offer
tIpiars for any case that 1t fails to
if list OF Testimonials.
rs. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
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erily Pills are the best.
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nughson, of Chicago
!. letter follows, is another
aim high position whoowes
Isalth to the use OF Lydia E.
HANS Vegetable Compound.
Mps. P1SKnAM:- II suffered
.sral vearsw generalweakness
Ss.r;ng.down pains, caused by
I.ranble. My appetite was poor,
could lie awake for hours, and
nj 4 eep, until / seemed more
n The morning than when | re-
ilffcr reading one of your adver-
Ents I decided to try the. merits
fdia 3. Piakha.n's Vegetable
sannd, and / am SO glad did.
scan describe the good it did me.
three bottles faithfully, and be-
building up my general health,
\ ali disease and poison out Of
i. and made me feel as spry and
q young girl. Mrs. Pinkham's
Des are certainly all they are
ito bc. n-MEs. M. e. HUeHsoN,
4 Ohio ST.. Chicago, Il.-S6oo0
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a@produced.
than a million women have re-
health by the use Of Lydia p.
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(sslightest trouble appears
YOU do not understand
pMrs. Pinkham, at Lynn,
for her advice, and 9 few
words from her will show
D right thing to do. This
costs you nothing, but it
bean life or happiness or
teGT .~ fLH .H
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Ety-fve national banks of New
hold from $500, 600. 600 to $500
kposits of other banks.
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A dispatch from Nladivcstock states
that in the near future Russian
newspaper will be published In lag
asaki.
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Pride.

Life: Won Forker-Aren't you satisfied
with that antenuptial settlement?
Lord Grafter-No, sir. I don't want to;
lose my self respect after marriage byI
having to run to your daughter for every
thousand.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption cured me-
Of a tenacious and persistent cough
VIM. 81. Harrison, 227 w. 121st street.,
New York, March 90, 1901.
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Servia and Greece each have a pop-I
ulation Of $500, 900, or a little less than
the state of Indiana.
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Couldn't Afford IL.

csTe Permanently Cured. No nrs or nervousness after
ftIO first days use OF DR.. Klile's Great Nerve Re.
storer. Send for X EE az 90 trial bottle and treatise.
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Fruit acids will not stain goods dyed
with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES.
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'AppY DAYS

How Well Yon
days are those when NJ,
I. now well you look"
y Nose days by a little
(anSdid. 'u' -
y asq from dyspepsia for
~. last summer was SO
% attend school," he
NJ, MY thln and my appe-
poor' while again it
!. WAS y dizzy ana my food
~ efmen instead Of di-
NV, unhappincss ana
very prominent
hummer | went to visit
IVY, 'lsfe ! saw ard used
40 heard of this fam.
n, !. = lor | never knew
" w
n n,as was: But when |
4 tbs !. 'rape-Suts in our
an.a ,he and | soon be-
ses in my health. |
II and am now strong
I Ii and am back at
II Id lessons with ease
,roy sn remember them,
st'sesa in my mental
stss'e and j get good
oefeFe. ''A Always
ere, 81 y the bad symp-
g ppy a ~. feel fine and
y, ma ,s'' it is mighty
u Name give,
/, : Mich.
Z baa,s for a copy Of
The Road To
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asa Y worships
ne walks on.
anu MATS all right. but he
sAe'd worship him.
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tlss Of the Court.

sslss Of the Court.
~ SHOWS he wus guilty, but
/ 100 hahd on him.
~ Judge had to do his
III, aad to give him justice.
F6s..,a nout justice. but JUS
sch thing as mercy.
oe 1usticious, but dey
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woman is not only n patient
sae IS a thoroughly good che.
Aeaf'hess even when she
! same story more than once
~ person, ard She smiles in
~, ana appears to enjoy
AZ much as her companion
Aem. Tact is a weapon
s.maltitude Of precautions
snes by the wise woman,
ine wise who possess IL.
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sUp ir q!
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Pills are the best.
(ties Of an Entertainer.

|ties Of an Entertainer.
Club; A Hurried hostess or
fst whose countenance but bad
the worry felt, can do no more
King the guests uncomfortable
soup We're stone cold and the
ktng was ruined by a too boun-
ny Of vinegar.
luFeable calm and a ready tact
9 important factors in the
2 model hostess. Secure these
sea never fear for the sue
q your entertainments.
20 quality more to be desired
woman a social success than
Y It's possessor knows the
= Do and the right time Ter
\ mus gains a reputation for
lta Tor many Virtues which a
Piaf Would never win from her
Eaaalntances. no matter how
qualities Of both heart and
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nen6inl
to wort
1850
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Catarrhal Inflammation Of the mucous
lining of the kidneys, also called
"Bright's disease" may be either acute
or chronic. The acute form produces
symptoms of such prominence that the
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
Observation-Disclosures
zloNlTEs BEGIN HOUSE TO HOUSE
CANVASS OF NEW YORK.
Dowie Gives final Instructions to HE
Four Thousand Disciples and
Starts for Wall Street.

New York. Oct 2o.-After attending
an early service in Madison Square
Garden John Alexander Dowle's res
toration host numbering nearly 1000.
began house to house canvass OF the
city. Before giving them his final in
sstruetions DR.. Dowie said:
Il am going out to do a little res
toration work myself and won't be
far from Wall street. Pray for me
The majority Of the audience at the
early service was composed OF Zion
lists. No robes We're worn. DR.. Do9ie
preached sermon on The Sin OF
ldolatry.' with applications to pres
ent conditions.
divine healing meeting was
held in the garden from 1880 a. M. to
noon. at which Mr.. Dowie delivered
an address on The Opening OF the
Beautiful Gate OF Divine Healing. >
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
IN VIOLATION OF LAW
SYSTEMATIC AND EXTENSIVE mi
poRTArloN OF MINERS.
Ellsworth tPa.) Coal Company Ac-
cused Of Bringing in Hurdr eds
of Men Under Contract.

Washington. Oct 20.-Eyidence has
been collected by the bureau Of immi,
grafton, department of commerce and
labor. OF a systematic and extensive
violation OF the contract labor law.
Commissioners General F. P. Sargent
has submitted the evidence to the de.
partment OF justice and has requested
the attorney general to institute pro,
ceedings against the alleged violators
of the law. The case in hand involves
hundreds Of men, many of whom al.
ready are In this country Others are
en- route to the United States and ex.
pected to arrive in few days. Forty
men who arrived in Philadelphia Sun.
day on the steamer Haverford are BE-.
Ing detained as contract laborers and
many others are expected on the
White Star line steamer due in New
York in day or two. Ii
The men are Welsh miners and
came to this country under an alleged
agreement to work for the Ellsworth
Coal company Of Ellsworth, Pa. They
were induced to come to this country
by firm In Pontypridd South Wales,
their attention being altraCteQ ny an
advertisement inserted In severa'
Welsh newspapers.
The evidence indicates that many
miners came to the United States un.
der an agreement to work for the ELS.
worth Coal company at stipulated
wages Jones Bros. were the Welsh
agents of the company and to many
Of the immigrants they gave cards
guaranteeing them work with the com
pany at wages stated in the agent 3
advertisement.
The situation Of some of the inn
ported miners Is serious. Many Of
them have requested the bureau Of i'm
migration to send them back to Wales.
as they say the agreement under
which they came herr has not been
kept.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
ADVISES a TRUE BILL.
Case Of Whitaker Wright Goes to the
Grand Jury.

London, Oct 90. The recorder. in
charging the grand jury at the Old
Bailey, advised finding true bin
against Whitaker Wright the com
pany promoter who was extradited
from New York to answer charges
growing out Of the failure Of the Lon
don and Globe Finance corporation,
limited.
Commenting on the noble dlrec-
torate," including the late Marquis of
Dufferin, associated with Wright. the
recorder said he hoped the facts which
had been disclosed would serve as "a
solemn warning to persons of high
standing against lending their names
to commercial enterprises OF which
they had no practical knowledge and
in which they become the prey Of
wicked men who, by means OF their
names, victimize the public"
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20

Eoisllng. re managed III escape.
When the Traveller snapped the
hoisting engineer realized what had
taken place He opeaei the whistle Of
his engine and blew a loud warning.
This continued until the breaking soc
tions of the bridge brought the steam
pipes out of gear. His warning, how
ever, had been heard By the foreman,
who was in the middle. and by several
men at work in the barges under
meath the bridge. They scrambled to
the planks and most OF them got
ashore One of the men, in hasty
fight, fell from one Of the gangways
and had to swim ashore
The portion Of the structure which
gave way. allowing the men to fall
into the river fully 200 feet below, is
known as .'cantilever crane. The
traveller" does not form part of the
bridge structure itself but enables the
placing Of additional portions of the
Snan
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
NO FINAL ACTION TAKEN.
Colombian Government Still Consider.
ing Canal Question.

Washington, Oct 20. Minister
Beaupre, at Bogota, has informed the
state department that tho Colombian
government Is still considering tho
canal question and that the commit
tee having the matter In charge has
submitted report upon the extension
Of the concession TO the Panama Canal
company from 1904 to 1910. The dis
patch is ambiguous and the depart
ment cannot say whether the commit
tee has recommended the invalidation
Of the concession and return to the
company OF $l,0o0,000 which was paid
for It, or whether it favors confirm
ing their concession. The report Is
to be printed and discussed in the
Colombian congress next week. The
Colombian government not having in.
tlmated that 1t desired to renew nego-
tiations for the construction Of a
canal this government will not act
until 1t has been determined that a
reasonable time has been given the
government at Bogota TO formulate
and present pronosition.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
BALTIMORE FAILURES
SHAKE WALL STREET

New York, Oct. 20.-The failure of
the Maryland Trust company of Bal
timore caused a weak stock market.
Liquidation was general, but the de-
cline in Baltimore and Ohio and
Southern Railway preferred was at
tributed directly to selling induced by
the failures. Those stocks, United
States Steel preferred and Amalga-
mated Copper were notably weak, but
losses of 11a to over points were
quite general during the first hour.
The industrials were conspicuous in
the decline also. Selling by foreign
houses owing to the renewal Of un-
easiness over the Far Eastern situa-
ton and the financial conditions in
London aggravated the weakness.
Tho market. fell into very dull
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
PUBLIC WAS
SURPRISED
COLLAPSE SAID TO BE DUE TO
EXTENSIVE LOANS TO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Baltimore, Oct. 2O.-The doors Of
the Maryland Trust company were
closed during the morning to the great
surprise Of the general 1lblic, but not
to financial circles. LIST week the
Maryland company had almost COM
pleted arrangements for loan OF ST.
100000 in London, but on Saturday
afternoon according to the admission
of company officials here, the pros
pective lenders abruptly withdrew
from further negotiations. It was this
failure to realize available funds
which caused the suspension.
There are many rumors rife as to
the causes which brought about the
failure but according to preliminary
statement by the company officials
and by Receiver Allen McLane the
suspension is solely due to large loans
advanced to the Vera Cruz and Pacific
railroad. It is said that these loans
aggregate in excess of s6,000,000.
The Union Trust company, another
large concern, suspended later in the
day Miles White, Jr., was appointed
receiver of the company.
Fret Failure Causes Second.
Miles White, Jr, the receiver, who
is one of the vice presidents Of the
Union Trust company, states that the
closing Of the doors of that company
was due to a run upon it by depos.
itors in consequence of the announce.
ment of the failure OF the Maryland
Trust company. It is stated that there
are no business connections whatever
between the two suspended companies.
The announcement of the failures
caused intense excitement in financial
and business circles. Bankers and
financiers generally, however, cun1.
bined to allay whatever of panicily
feeling was made manifest and by as
surances that the troubles Of the COM
panies were only temporary.
Business was practically suspended
on the Baltimore Stock Exchange dur
ing the day. There was a large at
tendance but brokers. realizing the
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
ALDERMEN IN THE TOLLS.
Indictments Returned Against Mime
IL apoIis City Fathers.

Minneapolis, Oct 2o.-Peter Nelson,
a Democrat, and Claus Mumn. q Re.
publican, both members of the city
council, have been arrested and ar.
raigned upcn g:and jury indictments
charging them with agreeing to accept
a bribe
There is, another indictment ct
against an ex-member Of the CITY coun.
Gil IN connection with the same deal
the above men were indicted upon.
The charge is that the men agreed
to accept a brihe of $1,000 from Jan,
ney. Semple, Hill & Co, a wholesale
hardware concern. in return for which
they would vote for the vacation of an
alley running through the firms prop
erty at First avenue south and Sec
ond street,
The indicted men we're summoned to
court and both men fllrni shed bonds to
the amount of $4,000 each and we're
released
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20

- ,-.-'.. ss:,-,sa..-..y coaGiiiiion uI.-s s.4
mid-session. The publication Of res
assuring statements regarding the ez-
tent of the Baltimore financial trou-
bles helped to hold the market. The
announcement of a second Baltimore
failure, that of the Union Trust com.
pany. reawakened acute uneasiness
and the whole market fell violently
again. Practically all Of the active
stocks lost points or over. Losses
reached 8 points in Southern Railway
preferred. Southern Pacific, Amalga-
mated Copper and American Car. 11s
in Baltimore and Ohio and Missouri
Pacific, 314 in Illinois Central, 3a in
Union Pacific and United States Steel
preferred aad 3h in General Electric
aud 8 in Westinghouse Electric.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
EDsoNs SHORTAGE $4,000.
Statement by Pastor Of NewAYork City
Church.

New York, Oct 2o.-Rev John p.
Peters Of st. Michael's Protestant
Episcopal church has announced that
the defalcation of church funds by
Henry T.. Edison, treasurer of the par
ish, who killed Mrs. Fannie Pullen
and committed suicide several months
ago, amounted to $4,000. or this
amount $4,000, the rector stated. has
been returned to the church by the
wife Of Mr.. Edison in making over to
the church two life insurance policies.
A part of the remainder will fall upon
bank through its liability in connec-
tion with the forgcries.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
ARRESTED NEAR HELENA.
Alleged Leader Of Northern Pa-;f
QYnamiters.

Helena, Mont, Oct. 20--Isaac Gia
velle, a former convict and believed
to be the leader of the gang of NORTH
ern Pacific blaeknlailcrs. is a prisoae.'
in the Helena city jail, he having
been captured in the mountains twen
ty miles from this city by. three spe,
cial officers. The officials declare
they have sufficient evidence to secure
GIavelle's conviction.
Gravolle has resided in this vicinity
for yeas and bears an unsavory repu-
tation. having been convicted Of cat
tie stealing and semitic prison.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
CRASH SUDDEN
UNEXPECTED
WoRKMEN ON WRECKED SECTION
NOT WARNED IN TIME TO
MAKE THEIR ESCAPE.

Pittsburg, Oct 2O.-Eight men were
killed, two are missing and four were
badly hurt by the collapse OF a trav-
eler crane on the Pittsburg end Of the
new Wabash railroad bridge over the
Monongahela river The dead are:
W. ]. McCloud, George Wells, G. w.
Keitlinger, William Kempton, G. L..
Fleming, Fred Sallinger, Frank Dalby
and j. Campbell. The missing are
Edward Morris and James Simmons.
The bridge is of the cantilever pat
tern, being constructed by the Ameri-
can Bridge company for the Wabash
railroad. and is building from both
sides of the river toward the center
by means of overhead travellers.
The men had been at work on the
PitrsDurg end but short time when
suddenly the traveller, which is pro
jected beyond the finished part OF the
bridge, dropped and fell, landing on a
secuon OF the bridge which was being
placed N position. SO unexpected ana
sucoen was the crash that lew OF the
Work1nen oE the wrecked section were
warned in time to escape.
+ The falling bridge landed on top OF
q barge loau OF steel anchored at the
pier and several Of the workmen there
were carried down.
John McT;ghe. cousin Of the su-
periHtendent OF police, who is a
blacksmith's helper employed at the
City machine shop, happened to be on
the Monongahela wharf watching the
men at WORK when the accident Oc-
CURED. McTighe, in giving descrip-
ton Of the accident, said:
Eyewitness Describes Accident.
"The men we're preparing to ram In
one OF the pins on the bridge when the
accident took place. Before ! knew
what had happened saw the entire
top Of the traveller collapse and the
next minute the men were falling
through the air. One of the men who
fell from the top of the structure
alighted on his head on the barge and
rebounded several feet, falling into
the water His crushed body was
taken out later.
Zone man was at work some dis
tance above the barge, having hold
of one Of the ropes which was used in
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20

Helena, Mont, Oct. 2o.-According
to we'll authenticated reports the
Northern Pacific Railway company is
not alone in its troubles with the
dynamiters, though it has SO far been
the only sufferer. For several days
there has been q number OF Great
Northern secret service men in Hell
ena and vicinity and it has developed
that their mission is to try to locate
the person who has sent the company
la.tnr levving blceErail
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
VISIT BUCKINGHAM PALACE.
Alaskan Boundary Commissioners Re
ceived by King Edward.

London, Oct. 2o.-After a brief
secret. session the Alaskan boundary
commissioners drove TO Buckingham
palace. where's they were received by
King Edward Ambassador Choate
accompanied the United States com
missioners and introduced them to the
king. who had previously been in
formed of the terms of the agreement
reached by the tribunal.
The kings receipt Of the commits
sion was very simple affair. He con
graduated them on the conclusion Of
their labors, was especially cordial to
the Canadians and to the Americans
he said nice things about the United
States
The award is now being engrossed.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
ARRESTED IN CALIFORNIA.
Alleged Defauiter in the Sum OF 500
900 Captured.

Oakland, Cal, Oct 20.--City Mar
shall Rammage OF Haywards has ar
rested William Carthew in that place
on a charge of being defaulter in
the sum of 100000. The arrest was
made on evidence submitted by H. b.
Erickson of San Francisco. II Is
stated that Carthew was confidential
clerk in bank in New York and
while acting in that capacity stole
100000, which was squandered on g
woman 1t is claimed that he fed
from New York and came to Caifor,
MIA. Erickson had done business with
CartheW in New York and recognized
him as the missing bank clerk.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
FOUR MEN KILLED.
Run Over by Cars on Mahonins Valley
Street Railway

Youngstown, o., Oct. 2o.--Four men
were run over and killed on the Ma
honing Valley Street railway lines
during the night.
Two were caught on trestle be
tween this city and Struthers and two
others, probably tramps, were sitting
on the track between Warren and
Ieavittsburg. The motorman did not
notice the men until very close to
them and was unable to stop his car
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
FLYING MACHINES SUCCESS.
Flew for TWO Hours but Landed in the
Water.

San Francisco. Oct. 2O.-Dr. August
Greth surprised his friends, who have
been riliculing him for his invention
of flying machine. by sailing around
in the air over Golden Gate for two
hours He attempted to land but mis-
calculated the distance and landed IN
the bay 200 feet from shore.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
THE GREAT NORTHERN
HIT Fur SIS, 900

Inc letter was mailed at Casaaae
and it demanded the payment OF SIS,
900.
The railroad company IVES com
manded TO fly a signal if it acceded to
the demand and was given until Tues.
day evening. Oct. 20, to comply. If it
did not comply then the amount Of the
blackmai would be raised to $40 0o0
and dynamite, the letter said. would
be used on tie .rGils.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-20
FOUR PERSONS KILLED ;.
Collision Of Trains on the Southern
Railway


Washington, Oct 20.-A telegram
was received at the headquarters Of
the Southern Railway in this city stat
ing that passenger train and mixed
train collided at Keysville, Va, at 6:15
a. m. Conductor Atwell, Flagman Dill
Ion and Fireman Daniel Pinchan were
killed, as was also one railway mail
clerk. One colored passenger suffered
a broken arm and was badly cut about
the face. c. d. Farmer, engineer Of
the passenger train. had his ankle
broken and was badly bruised. Fire
man Jackson of the same train was
severely cut about the head. Baggage
master Tyler of the mixed train had
a shoulder dislocated and Engineer
j. D. Tyler, who was a passenger on
the mixed train. was severely bruised.