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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
DON'T Fail

To hear Jessie Eldridge Southwick
in "The Merchant of Venice" at the
NJ. f. church tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-02-28
You Can

Get your ticket for "The Mer-
chant of Venice" at the M. f. church
tonight.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
GREAT sTaiKe IS GROWING.
Nearly 10000 German Coat Miner.
Are Iule.

Berlin: The coal strike continues 90
SPREAD. The headers evidently have lost
control of the miners. Altha1sh the Is.
ser conference on Jan. - voted against
further strikes until the mice OWNERS
association returns It's answer tn the de
mnnds of The conference. n number of
meetings of Individual miners unioms
have voted 4" ioinIhc strike The number
Il men nov nn strike has vache,i ~.
DSn nj ninety shafts.
The leaders are unable To- coutrol the
strikers aud keep peace. " the Cnucur.
dia cumpany's mines. A~udcrhauScn. i.3uHl
strikers siormcd the operating plant
when strike breakers were about Ia prn.
cccd 20 work. roughly used them and PR.
vcntcsl them FINN entering The shaft.
At Horst. on the Emschcr River. serious
rioting occurred. strikers attacking gem
darmic. police aud operatives whn wcpr
willing to work. \ uumlTr were wound.
III ON both sides aud several arrests were
made.
The Phoenix company. u ~ the larg'
sst coal producers IN Germany. has sent
a circular To it, customers advising tacnl
that the wu-kS have bccn shut dowt
owing Ia the strike.
The great steel syndicate also has pub.
iishcd notices forrshadowiug delay ~
meeting It's contracts.
Some signs OF discomfort among the
iron workers have manifested them,
selves. aud may possibly lcad To a strike
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
CATTLE GROWERS Wit HpRAW
National Live stock Association
Split Over Reorganization.

Denver. Colo: The National Live
Stock Association was wni In twain
Friday by the adoption III a new consii-
tuition which admitted the packers 10
membership aud provided an open door
through which the railroads ~ the conn
try may NJ any time become factors IL
the control of the organization.
The cattle. horse aud swine growers,
together with Representatives ~ some 81
the affiliated industries. refused to agree
Ia the new constitution. withdrew
when they considered its adoption prob.
able. aud Friday afternoon formed q
new organization under the name OF ths
American Stock Growers Association,
who's" aim IL will hs 10 WELD a dominant
influence in the interest OF the cattle
grower.
Roughly speaking. the sheep growers
commission men and the stock yards
interests remained with the National
Live Stock Association. aud the actual
growers of all other animals for the mar.
ket have gone with the new organiza.
ton.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF THE WEEK ~ a CON-
pENsEp FORM.
Rolling PIN Enters Happy Home
Woman Who Married sioux Falls
Man M Result or Newspaper Ad-
y.rti.ement New Wants a Divorces

The wife OF John Henry Ryan of Sioux
Falls has asked the divorce court TO dis.
solve the marriage bonds that united
the pair about two years ago. Mrs. Ryan
previous 10 her marriage with Ryan
who N a wealthy and eccentric resident
OF Sioux Falls, lived at Davenport, Ia.
The marriage was the result OF n news
paper advertisements Mrs. Ryan ndver-
tiscd In a local paper stating That she
was DESTROYS OF securing a husband. Ky
an M the time was DESTROYS OF securing a
wife and when he read the advertisement
he wrote the fair charmer az davenport
telling her that he would not object 10
marrying the right sort Of a woman.
Negotiations progressed favorably ana
the two decided finally to go hand IN
hand down the pathway of life. but
matters did not run smoothly after the
waning Of the honeymoon aud the ire
qucnt arguments OF the couple soon be-
gan to be- the chief topic OF the ncighbor'
hood Ia which they lived. Only n few
weeks ago the police were called to the
Ryan domicile. where they found the
husband In n badly battered condition.
His wife had pummclcd him ronndly
with an unromantic potato masher. She
drove her lord aud master from the
household aud since then he has had TO
make his home elsewhere.
In instituting action for divorce Airs.
Ryan asked for alimony. but this was
denied by the judge OF the state circuit
court. Her application for attorney $
fees il nov pending, the judge having
taken this feature under advisemeni.
The hearing on the divorce suit proper
will he held in the near future. IL Is
thought that nj the time there will be
some unusually interesting develop
ments.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19

Grape Mats Man Amer New York


New York: NJ The meeting of the Pos
tai Progress League Ia COopcr Union
Friday night Chairman Post. or Rattle
Crrck. Mich. said hr had prepared pa
peers aud would as the United States
supreme c,,urt fer a restraining order To
prevent senator Thomas q. I1att from
taking his seat. lic said he would take
this action IN the grnuird that Senator
t'latt suhvcris the Interests 10 the people
he has sworn Ia Represent to The inter
cS,S ~ u corporation he rally repre-
srnis. The affair relates Ia the parcels
post.
Mr.. I'nst made his announcement IN q
sp.srh entitled Oar Errnmi Boy"
After having pfcrnvl Co the postal
deficit ard tn the fart that the people
10 the country pay annually io the rail
roads Sin.mn.un Mr.. Tusi said:
"Scuaior r.. &. Hiatt. ~ New York. IL
president uf the United States Express
Company. Norl has PASSED around 20
either scnniotS' that n" definite action
shall lee taken on the post cheek money
hill. senator Hiatt was approached by
my Representatives to know his attitude
nn the question. and he clearly defined
The fact that hr was opInSrd to the
hAfNNhFE NNNANNf ~ NaF fRtAANfF W ~
iu, of the express company.
We met with strong opposition from
y New York state man in a position Ia
lay some heavy blocks Ia front of the
wheels III progress. Ellis IL. Roberts,
trrnsnrer ~ the Initci States.
II have the papers ALREADY prepared.
nnd will ask the supreme court at Wash
iugion for \ restraining order Ia prevent
Senator Thomas 4. Tlatt. of New York.
from occupying his seat in the United
States senate. On the grounds that he
docs not fulfill his duties according To-
his oath. that hc subveris the interests
~ the people whom he had sworn To
represent To- the interests NJ the cor.
Inration which he really represents.
1t il possible the supreme court may
not gran, this restraining order. We
shall make an urgent effort FOR Il, how.
ever"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
PORTO RlcAN GIRLS SUFFER
Paid 30 Cents n Day aud Board
They Quit Work.

81. Louis. Mo-: Fifteen Porto lsican
girls. who lost their positions will y
Irvine factory here aud are being cared
for IN a police station. have written 10
Gov. Winthrop. 81 Porto Rico. telling
him OF their condition and asking for
means To he sent home
The girls are nj the Soulard Street po'
lice station. where they have been given
shelter until other arrangements eau be
made for their care. They say they were
discharged. Manager Crosby. OF the
company which brought them. with thir.
ty-tve others. from Porto Rico. and
gave them employment At ~ cents n day
aud board. say they voluntarily quit
their work.
The girls are suffering intensely from
the cold weather. This Is the trst win.
ter that any Of them has been outside
the torrid zone. and they are poorly clad
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
WILL SUE FOR
Because He suffered Mental Anguish
while in Jail.

A claim for damages OF m unusual
character has ben filed with the county
commissioners OF Hanlin County by
Robert L.. Walls.
Walls was confined in the Hamlin
County Jail for n period OF " days. ana
he thinks that because 81 this the county
owes him the sum OF 1000. He alleges
that the Jail was unsafe. unsuitable. IN
wholesome. unv-ntilated and unhealthy
As n further ground for damages he al
leges that he was confined with insane
aud intoxicated persons.
Walls wasarrcstcd In June Of last year
on the charge OF larceny. As he could
not furnish bonds he was placed IN the
county Jail until a recent term OF court,
when his case nin NJ for trial. As the
result Of his trial he was declared limo
cent, and now seeks to make the county
pay for the time he was compelled to lie
In iail.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
MURDER AND SUICIDE
INDIANA ODOFELLow SHOOTS
HIMSELF AND FRIEND.
The Two Arc Found Dead In Oppo.
site Chairs in Barbcrshop nc
ycedersburg, Ind.-Murdercr Bc-
Iieved to Have Isrcn Insane.

yecderxbnrg. Ind: John I,rnui. of the
veedersbnrE News. und onc or the best
known Democratic politicians IN tnis
mart or IN. state. aud Charles Eckburg.
financial secretary ~ the Odd Fellows
or this place. cnlcr-l the barber shop
OF the latter nj III O'Clock Sunday morn
Ing. They were seen "a meet 10 the
street a Few minutes before. Engage 10
conversation. aud thcu turn towards the
barber shop.
n was known that Brnnt was a mem.
her 90 u committee of the lp'lre Z" *"
over EckburI's bouk~. nnd there had
been mmors that he w.~ short 10 his ne
counts and was moi abl" to settle.
shortly aner they entered the shop
there wcrr muifle,l sounds nf pistol
shots. and SONS thought they came frnm
the shop. hut no investigation was mnlc.
AT 4 o'clock. when neither man had
rome out. the door was burst open.
Brnnt was sitting Ia u chair. his hat
pulled down over his eyes aud apparent
iy asleep. hut when his hat was lifted
up q bullet wound was found in one tenn
plo and his face was powder burned.
ns IL the pistol had becn held within an
inch ~ his head. Opposite him. aud sit
ting In a chair. was the rigid form Of
Eckburg. shot through one temple.
II was thought that the two men had
uuarrcled aver Eckbnrg's shortage and
had shot cach other. but later n letter
was found from Eckburg. addressed To-
the public. stating that hc had deter
mined 20 Kill himself aud had concluded
% take Bmnt with him."
Eckburg IL believed tn have become in
sane oyrr %inancial. troubles.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
GAMBLERS ON THE RUN.
Exodus or sports from the city OF
New York.

New York: Frightened by The actiS.
ity OF District ATTORNEY Jerome. who
has announced that he intends. 10 p"ssi.
BILE. 10 suppress gambling Ia New York
City. hundreds OF card sharps are pre-.
pairing To- leave New York. The gam.
blers suffered u staggering blow from
Mr.. Jerome when he announced that ".
Try keeper III u gambling house IN New
York would be summoned IT, appear lac.
fore him To tell what he knows about the
business.
To add To their fright. Police Com
missioner Adcc joined IN the crusade to
eradicate gambling. and srn, his Sccrr-
tary with police officers To- close an nj.
legged pool room .and gambling house IN
'ower Sixth Avenue. The police arrested
i've men and took the names of nearly
100 persons IN the place.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
THEY WALKED l7e MILES.
Kansas City Family Trampcd Most
or the Way to Omaha.

Omaha. Neb.: Carrying n G-ycar-old
boy in her arms mos, Of the way. Mrs.
Emma Nichols. accompanied by her sick
husband, reached here. having walked
from Kansas City as far "a Plattsmouth,
In miles. at which place u subscription
was taken aud The family sent On To this
city.
Nichols was n cook In n Kansas City
restaurant, hut having lost his position.
the family started overland for Omaha.
leaving Kanns City dee. l. Since that
time they have trnmprd through snow
aud ice. the husband sick aud the child
too Young 90 walk much. They arr being
carrd for 10y the Associated Charities.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
THINK TIME IS p
Americans In Berlin Want Reel
procity Freely with Germany.

Berlin: The American chamber OF com
mcrcc ~ Berlin considers that the mo
ment Is favorable for n movement look
ing toward "A reciprocity treaty between
the United States aud Germany. aad rs.
pccially 80 bccauS" the new system ~
reciprocity treaties Germany has con.
Guided most probably will affect Ameri-
eau trade adversely.
The chamber of on Dee. -
cent u petition To President Roosevelt.
asking him Ia negotiate "A reciprocity
treaty with Germany.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
PoLYoAMY IS DYING OUT.
Testimony offered in smoot Case NJ
Washington.

Washington: Three witnesses for the
defense IN the Smoot ease Friday ties.
titled that polygamy was dying out In
Utah Nj rapidly that there was no need
Of prosecutions. u was declared thai
the younger Mormons are all OPP
posed 10 polygamy and that IL they
thought II was taught there would be- .
revolution In the church.
II was admitted that senator Smoot
got the consent OF the church Ia become
n candidate for United States senator,
hut only in the form OF n leave of alb.
Sence FROM the church duties. and !, WAS
decided that he could have been nomi
mated aud elected without II.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
ARMSTRONG TO quit.
Assistant Secretary or the Treasury
viii Resign March q

Washington: II Is learned from a high
source that Robert IL. Armstrong. rs.
sis,ant secretary Of the treasury, will re-
sign March I to accept an important
business position IN New York.
Armst ronH was horn amd educated Ia
Iowa. and did his first newspaper work
I'm that state. Armstrong went To- Chi
cago from hes Moines and Joined the
staff of the Record: he was n political
writer ON that paper until he was sent
90 New York Ia become its eastern rep.
res.ntative. lie remained IN New York
until the Record was consolidated with
ihc Tunes Herald. aud then returned 10
Chicago M correspondent of the New
York Herald. which post he resigned To-
20 To- Washington.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
ASSASSIN MISSES HIS MARK


Moscow: At the Nicholas station sun
aay night. while Gen. Trcpnn was bid
ding farewell TO Grand Duke Sergius on
ais departure for ~. Petersburg. a
young man wearing a students cap fired
three shots from a revolver nj the gen.
rral. All the shots missed. Grand Duke
Sergius procccded on his journey.
Gen. Trpof. WIN recently was reliev-
ed Of the Office Of chief ~ police OF Mos
COW and ordered Ia the fpnt To take up
his duties rs head OF the Re Cross 80
ciety Ia Manchuria. incurred the special
rnmity of the students VI Moscow 10y III.
severity with which he put down their
dcmonStr aIions of dec. II aud -. 1904.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
EDITORS TO MEET AT HURON
Midwintcr AssembiaGe or south
Dakota Press Association.

As the result of correspondents he.
tween &. II. Tinan. editor Of the Kimball
Graphic. who Is president Of the South
Dakota Press Association. and George
Schlosser. Of Sioux Falls. acting secrc-
tary Of the association. Huron has been
selected rs the place for holding the mid
winter meeting 81 the association. Jan.
%. ~ and 20 has been selected as the
time for holding the meeting.
The Elks of Huron have turned over
to the state pencil pushers the use 81
their handsome club rooms and hall rs
the place for holding the meeting and
other purposes. IL has been n number
OF years since n meeting OF the South
Dakota Press Association was held nj
Huron. and the citizens and business
men OF that place have promised the
editors a royal welcome and elaborate
entertainment.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
NEW QUESTION ARISES
Can n Railroad he Made tn Put In
siding or Right or Way?

The state railroad commission held n
session TO consider the application of
the Penn Oil Company. which has cs-
tablished n depot at Sioux Falls. for
putting In Of a sidctrack by the Illinois
Central Railway.
The oil company purchased n site near
the railway track, but on It's right of
way. and begun the erection OF n supply
depot. and asked for n sidetrack. The
company for some reason objects To put
ting In the siding. and the commission Is
called upon to decide u new question.
that OF whether Il can compel a railroad
To build n siding outside lis right Of way.
The matter Is yet Ia allegiance, aud will
be considered NJ another meeting In Sioux
Falls ut an early date.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
NEW YORK


New York: William T.. Mason. n law.
icr. aud his family. consisting or his
wife and two children. Ellen. I years
Did, aud Marion. u months. with a sery.
ant. Annie Wells. lost their lives In u
ire which destroyed the brown stone
dwelling occupied by them az l:3 West
One Hundred aud Thirticth Street. sun.
DAY morning.
Neignoors Say they heard cries OF
Murder aud "Burglars!' although
The police found nothing to indicate that
he fire was not accidental. The whole
family appears to have been %suifocated.
The bodies az the father and youngest
,hild were untouched by the flames and
hose Of the others were probably burned
after they had died.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
A Kansas Tragedy.

burlington. Kan: Evan Evans. n res.
ident of this placr for ihiny-livc years.
shot aud Instantly killed J. :. Kelly. a
coal operator. on the main street here.
the result OF an old grudgc. The trouble
dates back FOR several years when the
two men had trouble. Since that time
kelly's mine shaft had been wrecked and
ne had been the victim "f prosecution
about selling liquor. Evans escaped.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
May BE M~ANsLAuoHTER.
Lyman TuttIe. or Elk Point, Terri
bly, BURNS Hts Wife.

Lyman futile. aged ~. is under arrest
in the Union County jail at Elk Point.
and the probabilities are that u charge
OF m~anslaughter may be placed against
him.
IL is alleged that futile went home
drunk Friday night. kicked his wife
down stairs, and threw a lighted lamp nj
her. The woman was terribly burned
about the head. shoulders aud hands,
and il is feared she cannot live.
futile worked In Sioux City last sum
mer aud fall as n laborer. He has long
been n dissolute fellow. There are i've
children In destitute circumstances.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
Two Hundred thousand Dollar Fire

Chelsea. Mass: Several iircmcn were
more or less hurt by smoke aud n loss 81
S2OO.O0O caused 10y n hire which ragged
for more than three hours In the center
of the city Thursday. The Academy of
Music block. a fonr-story brick building
ou broadway. was destroyed aud the Ito
tel Savoy badly damaged.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
Yankton Wants Fair.

The Yankton State Fair Association
will make an aggressive campaign TO re-
tain the state fair In that city. Two
years ago the legislature located II at
Huron. aud the efforts OF the fankton
association will be- directed toward Sc
curing the repeal OF this law.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
Would Have Gam. Laws Changed.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the sports
men OF the Black Hills has been held at
Lead for the purpose Of having the laws
changed by the state legislature for the
hunting OF game. IL Is proposed to have
the season for deer hunting open a month
ca rlier. Oct. 10. instead Of Nov. 10. aud
also make the limit two instead OF three
months for rhs killing Of deer.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
Am,e.,y for nuIuarians.

conSraminoplc; IN trade. which doubt
less will he helpful IN tranquillizing
Macedonia. authorizes the return of 3.OOs
Bulgarian r'flg,-'S tu their homes in the
~yillnyct of Adrianoplr. aud also orders
the inspector general To- see that the n
ncsty granted Ia the Macedonian Bul
%gaTians IN respected.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
N. N. A,,.~or,h Disappears.

Alarm exists at Vienna. n small town
near Sioux Falls. over the mysterious
disappearance OF NJ. NJ. Aylsworth, u
well known business man OF that place.
He left Vienna for the purpose OF making
a trip TO Minneapolis. Nothing has been
heard OF or from him since. As he was
known 10 nave had quite n sum of money
with him. Il Is feared he may have been
the victim OF foul play.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
Robbed an Old Woman.

Providence. u. l.: Julius ~. chap.
pellc. who was arrested In New York NJ.
on n warrant issued 10y Deputy chief nf
Police Egan. 81 this city. On y rharg,
81 having cmbcyzlcd Sjn.p1 Ia stocks.
bonds aud money from Miss Virginia
wintcrbotham. IL now believed To- have
got away with nearly S,1.UD worth ~
10. aged woman's property.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
WRECK ON MILWAUKEE.
Brcaking or Fiange ON Caboosc
Causes Injury ca Trainmen.

The breaking Of n nange on the wheel
OF n caboosc Of n Chicago. Milwaukee
and Sc. Paul freight train Sunday night
caused a wreck in which Conductor
Smith and Brakemen Manning aud
Smith were injured.
The wreck occurred -four miles north OF
Mitchell. The caboose rolled down the
bank when IL left the track and was de-
stroyed by fire from the breaking of the
stove. One freight car left the track.
The wrecknge was soon cleared up and
occasloned but little delay to other
trims.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
WANTS BIG DAMAGES.
American banana Company Appeals
10 Uaclc sam.

Mobile. Ala: The American Banana
Company has asked the state department
ut Washington Ia intervene ia their be-
half ON account "f the alleged intrrfer.
rncc 10y the Costa liican government
with the fruit company planting. rail-
road building and other operations in ter.
ritory now belonging to Panama. but nj
one lime under the Jurisdiction Or Costa
Rica. aud have asked for S2.2iO.pD
damages.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
Mother or French President Dead

Paris: Mime. I.nubrt. 81 years old.
mother Of thu president VI France. died
Mt Mnrsannc from congestion NJ the
lungs Sunday. The members ~ the fam.
lily were NJ her bedside. President Lou
bet had expected to leave Paris FOR Mar
Same. but the announcement of the
death ~ his mother came before he was
able to depart. Mime. loub"t contributed
much 90 the presidents prestige. ~ she
WAS a type of the simple country class.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
MInisters Object 90 Bunrt.

The Aberdeen Commercial Club has
abandoned a plan to run a buffet In con-
ncction with the club house. The Min
~iSterial Association OF that city, ut a
meeting held soon after the organisation
OF the Commercial Club. protested
against the buffet. and IL Is understood
this Is one reason for the abandonment
OF the idea, as many OF the church men,
bers are also members OF the club.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
Call. Meeting or shrrir-.

sheriff ii. w. Cole. Of Aberdeen. secre-
t~ary-treasurer OF the South Dakota
State shtriG's Association. has issued 4
call for the annual meeting Of the asso-
citation ut Pierre on Jan. IL. The meet
ing will be an important one, as the sher-
iGs will then finally decide upon the leg
~islation they will ask of the 1905 session
of the state legislature.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19

The electors met in the ofice OF Gov.
Elrod Monday aud east the four votes
OF the state for Roosevelt aud Fairbanks
aud selected John Y. Anderson. Of Ly-
man County. ~ the messenger b carry
the returns To Washington.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-01-19
FooibaIl Player Is Insane.

Rockford. H.: Ralph I.cvings. former
captain 81 the Rockford high school foot.
ball team. was ndjudgrd insane Friday
morning and sent io the E.lgiu asylum.
A blow on the head received in u foot.
ball game II the cause given by physi.
clans for his insanity.