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The morning call., 1892-08-21
A BRUSH" In THE PARK.
The Dangers OF Racing In tho Uncel
taintY of IMiIirht

The Dangers OF Racing In the Uncer-
tainty of Twilight.
Yesterday before Justice of the Peace
Low and a jury the case Of 2. j. Rosener
against John w. Keaoe was on trial.
1t appeared that John w. Kehoe was out
driving in Golden Gate Park on the 9th inst.
in the evening. 1t was getting dark, but
kehoe was induced to try conclusions with
another driver as to the tr0tting powers of
their respective steeds. Kehoe's rival was
ahead. and. by all accounts on the right
hand side of the road. while Kshoe had been
beguiled somewhat over toward the left side.
At any rate his buggy colided with the
vehicle driven by Z. j. Rosener, whereby
the shaft of kehoe's buggy penetrated tina
breast of ROsener's horse. The suit was for
S299 damages, the defendants explanation
being that the darkness made the accident
unavoidable.
large number of witnesses were called
and examined, after which Justice Low
charged the jury in a careful manner. After
being out short time the jury brought i'm
a verdict for plaintiff awarding him $3.50
datnauac
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AN ATTORNEYS quill"
He Declares He Has One, but II L
Not Keep Him Out of Prison.

He Declares He Has One, but II Does
Not Keep Him Out of Prison.
At meeting in the northern part of town
the participants had a high carnival Friday
night. In consequence William Roberts
was arrested for drunkenness early yester-
day morning. Soon after he was locked up
a friend of Roberts, accompanied by Attor-
ney George Gillen. visited the City Prison
and demanded his release. As Roberts was
bordering on the verge of the ''iams" Ser
geant Bdwell refused to release him. Gil
len then became so abusive that he was
ordered to leave. lie refused to do so and
insisted that Roberts was sick. Assistant
Police Surgeon Simpson was sent for and
decided that Roberts and Gillen were both
drunk. Gillen still refused to depart and
fought desperately when the officers ap-
preached him. He kicked and rayed like a
lunatic. Finally he was 0verpowered and
locked up for drunkenness and resisting an
officer.
Gillen shouted that he had a ''pulP' and
would break" the officers for restraining
him OF his liberty. When the men sobered
UP both were released on bail
The morning call., 1892-08-21
Criminal Court Nntas.

James Hammons, convicted of receiving
stolen goods has been sentenced by Judge
Wallace to imprisonment In the State Prison
for five years. William Earle, for burglary.
was sent to the House of Correction for tvs
years. as were also Joseph and Edward
Bailey for q similar crime.
Upon motion for n new trial the sentence
Of Henry Flee. convicted Of robbing Mrs,
Dolchey, went over until next Saturday In
Department II Yesterday.
The case of Samuel w. Harper, charged
with the murder OF Harry de Greayer, has
been set by Judge Murphy for Septem Der
il for trial
The names of 100 citizens. to serve as
Jurors In the trial of criminal cases in De-
partment II. were drawn from the iury-box
yesterday by the County Clerk. The court
has adjourned Tor a week
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witness crot,y Again I'm JAN.

Policemen Bode and Peyser arrested John
Crotty yesterday morning for keeping a dis
orderly house. Crotty conducts a little
saloon at 446 Natoma street, and will be re-
membered as the peculiar witness TO the
killing OF Robert Kirlin by Policeman
thompson Crotty swore positively that
thompson did not shoot la self-defense
that lie was the aggressor and that the Off
Ger killed Kirlin while the latter lay on his
back Thompson was acquitted on the
charge OF murder and Crotty now claims
that his arrest is sDitework on the part of
the policp f,~ "
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But soon alter that the company went
into politics. They found out what money
can do with the bosses who make nominal
tieus, and from that time onward thew
have controlled the whole machinery of the
State. No one can be elected 10 an Office of
any kind unless be is assisted by them. so
completely do the men whom they employ
control the nominating conventions. They
have had full power virtually over the
municipalities of San Francisco and Oak
land. Ii they have only had number of
the Supervisors or other officials bound to
do them service they have at least had
enough influence to obtain all they want
That is the way they have obtained so
many franchises for street railroads.
In San Francisco We have had the rail-
road % years in operation. What has It
done for us? Every one was con fident that
with the railroad here we would become
great and prosperous city and State, aud
that population would flow in from every
quarter.
Our admirable location for business prom
ised that, but where are we? Every pound
of freight that comes or goes across the
country has had 10 pay just exactly the
price that these men have set upon IL, and
they have not cared whether the people
who got the freight could make anything or
not. Not only have our business men the
greed of these cormoTants TO contend
against, but the company has actually fixed
The morning call., 1892-08-21
Probate Court Matters.

Marie Gregoire has applied for letters on
the estate OF her deceased husband, Nicolas.
The estate is valued at $500.
Rev. Nj. NJ. Gibson. at the request OF the
widow OF Thomas b. Stewart. has applied
for letters of administration on the latter,s
estate valued at $3.50. T. b. Stewart died
in Illinois on July %.
Letters of administration are petitioned
for by Christian Schmidt in the matter of
the estate of Johanna Kuhl who died about
the I'D of July. 1892. The property is be-
lieved to consist of 5000 in bank and n
house and lot of the value of $1,000 There
WAS no will and Lucy Kuhl, whose guardian
petitioner is, is believed to be the nearest
surviving relative of deceased.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTESTS.
Number of Them Filed with the Boar,
of Sunaryfanra

Number of Them Filed With the Board
of Supervisors.
2. ROsenblum has filed protest with the
Board Of Supervisors against the report of
the commissioners for the extending and
widening of Nineteenth street. and the ex-
teudingof Twentieth, Twenty first, Twenty
second and Twenty-Jhird streets. for the
reason that the extension will not benefit
bis property. lie also objects to allowing
the commissioners the amount they demand
for expenses. and to the assessment levied
against his property, etc.
Samuel Bloom also protests against the
proposed change OF grade in Nebraska
street, south OF YolO. and the crossing Of
Army street and San Bruno avenue, on the
ground that the change is unnecessary, and
the Improvement contemplated premature.
Pr0perty-Owners have protested against
the constru ton of a sewer in Masonic
avenue, between st. Ross and Point L0b9s
avenues, claiming that Masonic avenue is
In good condition, and that there is no outlet
for sewer etc.
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REV. E. [. MEL RESIGNS.
Rev. Hobart Chetwood TO Be Editor
the "Churchm


Rev. Hobart Chetwood TO Be Editor OF
the "Churchm m"
A sudden change 10 the management and
editorship Of the Pacific Churchman Is an
nounced. That paper is the organ of the
Protestant Episcopal diocese Of California,
and since the advent OF the present assist
ant bishop has been edited and managed
by Rev. G. L.. Mel. There are rumors
abroad among the clergy that the policy
advocated by the late editor had not been
entirely sanctioned by the high officials of
the church, hence Mr.. MiePs resignation.
The retiring editor is rector of a thriving
parish at SausalIto and has charge also Of
the mission at Mill Valley. He VIII devote
his entire time in future to these two
charges.
Mr.. Mel will be succeeded as editor and
manager OF the paper by Rev. Hobart
Cbetwood who is now minister in charge OF
old Trinity Church OF this CITY.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
FIRE DEPARTMENT MATTERS.
Several Appointments and ResIgnst!ons
Bad HorseshoeinE.

ceFerAi Appoln ents ana designations.
Bad HorseshoeinE.
At the meeting of the Board Of Fire Com
missioners yesterday afternoon designations
were accepted from the following: F. Kar-
ney, who was recently transferred from
truck TO engine .; James Adams Of truck
?, against whom charges were pending !;
II. l.. Beanfeld, hOseman OF hose 4; c. F.
Kenealy, driver of engine 6, who was
charged with neglect Of duty.
The following appointments were made: :
j. Rock, tIuckmal of truck 8. vice Bess /;
Thomas Collins. hoseman of hose 2, vice
Caravan; William Mcdonald, hOsemau Of
engine 1. vice Beanfeld; j. Leahey. truck
mau Uf truck . vice Adams; Thomas Kane,
hoseman OF engine 8. vice Karney; Joseph
Mcdonald. driver OF engine &. vice kenealy.
Acting Chief Engineer Sullivan reported
that NJ. Lynch was still doing bad work in
shooting department horses. Lynch had
promised to remedy the evil. but had failed
TO do so.
The Commissioners said they would not
audit Lynch's bills until he makes better
showing
The morning call., 1892-08-21
THE MINING BUREAU.
An Historical and Neurological Exh
to BE Made at the State Fair.

An Historical and Neurological Exhibit
to BE Made the State Fair.
The State Mining Bureau will make a
grand exhibit at the coming State Fair in
Sacramento. Twenty-Five boxes OF every
size. containing valuable historical and min
eral specimens. are being packed for that
purpose. and they VIII he shipped to Sacra-
mento next week
This Is the first time q similar exhibit has
been asked for, and State Mineralogist Ire
Ian will use every effort 10 make fine
showing
Many of the objects to be shown have
much historical value. the only original oil
portrait of John Marshall, the discoverer of
the first gold nugget found in California, and
piece Of the flagstaff on which the first
American flag was hoisted in Monterey,
being among them.
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No Evening Church Service.

In consequence of the Mills revival meet.
ing to be held this evening in the Mechanics
Pavilion there will not be any evening ser
vice in the First Congregational, Third Con.
gregational. Plymouth Congregational, First
Presby terrain, st. Johns Presbyterian, How
ard Presbyterian, First Methodist Epsco
pal, Central Methodist Episcopal, FRS,
Baptist Church OF the Advent EpiScopal)
and Simpson Memorial Methodist Episco-
nal Churcb
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The Death Rate.

The total number of deaths occurring in
this city during the past week was lis, of
which 90 were males and 46 females. For
the corresponding week of last year the
number was 109 The prevailing canses of
death were cancer TO- phthisis IA, heart
disease 8. pneumonia g. hamilton and
diphtheria 8. There were caSualtie, and l
suicide. The Zymotic diseases numbered 20,
the constitutional 26, the local 81 and the
deyelODmental "a
The morning call., 1892-08-21

the ground of desertion. Taylor was the
first attorney, retained in 1874. and received
500. Afterward, in 1891, Armstrong, he
says, was joined with him and agreed to d.
vide the fees. On this understanding Tay-
Tor gave him half of the 500 he had already
received. Afterward he declares that Arm
strong received some $3.50 from Mrs. Dick.
but refused TO divide the same.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
Two Men Have Broken RMS.

Thomas Boyle of 10 Jackson street fell
downstairs at o'clock yesterday morning
aud one OF his ribs was broken. While he
was at the Receiving Hospital Alfred NagIe
Oh ooi Mission street was also carried in
with broken rib. He also received The
injury by falling down q stairway.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
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M M EH ~ kAEAE Die dltritsn nne IN,
IA EJ 81 2HHa So Sa peridiiigiten Spssia.
Il 81 - @af$S "a ~ Iiiten an Der Yaltiss
xzszxEzkszuzx %ulfe.
400 Geayy Str. San Francisco

The Oldest and Most Reliable Specialists.
THE REASON THOUSANDS CANNOT GET
l. cured of Special. Private, Chronic Diseases
Weakness, Loss OF Manhood, elect, Varicocele aud
results Of abuse excuses which unit men for
marriage life's duties. is owing TO complications
Most successful treatment for diseases of men
Qualification and responsibility unsqualed, BeIns
known. testimonials or photographs never put in
newspapers. Every thing sacredly CONFIDENTIAL
DIR. iiebig's Wonderful German Invip-
orator. the greatest remedy for above com pIainfs
To prove its power trial bottles given free.
1e7 WeSGWy cow
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Consecrating a New Church.

On Sunday, the 18th of September. the
new church Of Our Savior. at Mill Valley,
Marin County. will be eonsecrated by the
Right Rev. w. L. Nichols. assistant Bishop
OF the diocese of California. with imposing
ecclesiastical ceremonies. The new church
Is memorial to the late Rev. f. w. Reed,
aud is tasteful structure. A large number
Of people from this city have signified their
intention OF being present at the consecra-
The morning call., 1892-08-21
LADIES' SHOES.

Ladies' Fine Lilly Kid Button. foxed kid or
cloth top, square toe and paIent-leather
~ ~ 81
Laoles' Fine Grison, French Kid, fo1ed kid or
cloth top, round or square Toe patent
dtas; Et ~ OK
KID or cloth top, square or round toe, patent
VI
Ladles' superior Quality French Kid seamless
tox, cloth or kid top, square or round toe
patent-leather TIP haud-turned soes. .....S So OK
Ladies Fine Lilly Kid Button, diamond patent
Ieather Tip, pointed toe. =. 81 81
Ladies Fine Grison. French Kid Button, ola
mond, pauent-leather tip, pointed SO 81
The morning call., 1892-08-21
German Christian Association.

There will be meeting for young men in
the German branch Young Mems Christian
Association, 232 Suffer street. this after
noon at 3 o'clock. Rev. G. Green of the
Evangelical church will deliver short lee
ture on The Fallen Angel" which will be
followed by other interesting services.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
NOW, WE PROPOSE TO PARA
Lyle THE SHOE MARKET

For at least one month by selling the en-.
tire stock for less than other shoe houses
have to pay for them, as the following
price list will show: Bear in mind you
have nothing to lose and all to gain if
goods are not as represented. Return
them at our expense and get your
money refunded. 1t will pay any one
to buy all the Shoes they want for the
next six months during this sale Call
as early as possible to avoid the rush.
One-cent postal card with your address
will bring you catalogue with sup
Element.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
wheat on Exhibition,

At the rooms OF the State Board of Trade
some fine samples of Mount Whitney wheat,
grown in Tulare, have been placed on ex-
hibition. This wheat yields in Tulare 20
sacks to the acre against IL sacks in Aus
trala
The morning call., 1892-08-21

The local Inspectors of Hulls and Boilers,
having carefully examined the steamer FL
Captain. have issued a license authorizing
her TO run as ferry boat. The captain OF
the steamer Pr0greso has been notified by
boiler
The morning call., 1892-08-21
Two Years at wh,,,,..

Frank Smith. colored boy who stole a
watch from 4i9 Tehama street, was found
guilty OF burglary yesterday. Judge Rix
sentenced him 10 two years Imprisonment
al the Whittier School.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
An Ola snii,a s.nn.I

Frank F. Taylor. an attorney, has sued
A. NJ. Armstrong, another attorney, for
si25. alleged to be his share OF fees in the
divorce suit OF Dick We. Dick. Mrs. Dick
was granted divorce by Judge Levy on
The morning call., 1892-08-21
CLEnK's oFrIcE. BoARp on surERvIsoRs.

Market st. from Its present termination in a south
westerly and westerly direction to the waters of
the Pacific Ocean.
CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, \
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN Francesca,
August IL, 1892.
In compliance with law ana the direction of the
Board OF supervisors OF said city and county. Tho-
lie notice Is hereby given that the com missOuers
heretofore appointed for the opening aud exten d.
Ing OF Market ST. from Its present termination In q
southwesterly and westerly direction to the waters
OF the Pacinc Ocean. fled In this ONCE August
IL. 1892. their report OF the assessment made for
benefits and damages IN the opening and ex-
tending of said Market street. accompanied
by plat, map plan aud diagram of the assess
ment district showing the land taken be taken
for said opening aud extending of said street and
the lands assessed therefor. Also that said report
and plans ETC. and will be open Inspection In
this office. and all persons interested hereby
CURED TO show cause GU or before the l7th day OF
september 1892, IL any, why such report should
not be confirmed by the Board of Supervisors OF
said city aud county. All objections To the con-
hrmatiOn OF said report, etc, must be made in
writing and fled 18th the CLERK OF said board
before the 18th gay of September, 1892
aulS lot JNo. A. RUSSELL. Clerk.
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Ladies' Spring Heel Button Shoes.

Ladies Fine Lilly Kid. foxed, square toe, pat
entieather Ups. spring heels SO 90
Ladies' Fine Lilly KID Button, comm Oii-sense
toe. plain spring heel ..,,....... 90 50
Ladies Paris KID, foxed, G. 9th or kid top
square toe and patentleathe tips spring
. - = ss-. 80
Ladies Fine Grlson. French Kid. foxed cloth or
Kid top, square toe, patent-Ieather tip
.....-......----S4 70
Ladies' Fine Pebble 6oat Button heel or spr!ng
0u
Ladies Extra Fine Imperial Pebble Goat But
ton, French Kid Button fly stitched edges
heel or spring heel. IS 90
Ladies' Fine French Kid Button, plain. common
sense oe.........-.-......$3 CO. SIS so and 81 90
Ladies Canvas Button Boots, square toe aad
tip. 81 75, our own custom made .......,.,.S2 90
The morning call., 1892-08-21

mend the Cosmopolitan DSpe Sary.
(Signedl a. JENS sen, All Minna street"
Many others have also been cured. Among them
T. Kinzel, 62l Kearny street; Walter Parfelt 3SS
Kearny street; Miss Ellen LundQuist, 1905 Union
street, and Others.
THE COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY is 4 medi-
cal and surgical institute founded with fu stan
OF EXPERIENCED and eminent SPECIALISTS for
the cure OF all diseases aud deformities. All the
latest scientific appliances for the cure OF chronic
aud deep-se ted diseases, all diseases OF private
nature-'nervous debility" tack OF youthful yigor
in men. the result OF excuses, oyerwork OF dsSpa-
tion-POSITINELH CURED. The charges are
VERY LOW. aud consultation ana examination
FREE to those taking treatment. MEDICINES
FURNISHED
sufferers from rheumatism. Asthma Consump-
tion. Catsarh, DypepSia, Indigestion, Scrofuia Fe-
male weakness. Deafness. any Sexual Diseases, Lost
Manhood. Malaria, Urinary Troubles, Piles. Bowel
Troubles any other disease should call at once.
Low charges, within the reach OF all, combined
with the best medical aud surgical skill.
Why 90 20 hot springs when you can be cured Of
SECONDARY BLCOD-POISONING. LOST MAN
HOOD. urinary troubles aud troubles OF private
character here at home by SPECIALISTS whose lives
have been devoted to the curing OF such diseases
4 new and positive cure for rupture without an
operation or any detention from business.
The morning call., 1892-08-21

Mr.. A, Jensen. living at
All Miana street, has many
friends here. He is a baker
by occupation, and was a
living wreck up to a snort
time ago. He writes: II
have suffered for twelve
mouths and was treated by
nearly every physician of
note in Seattle, but with
, out any beneficial result.
! then removed TO San
francisco and heard OF the
many wonderful cures
effeC ted Dy the Cosmopoil-
/ tan Dispensary. / went
under treatment and am
/. now perfectly and per-
| mRnentiy cured. Ii gives
NE great pleasure TO recon-
The morning call., 1892-08-21
.Juarez Picnic

The seventh grand annual picnic given by
the society and military company Guardia
de Juarez will take place at Harbor View
Park TO-DAY.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
To be Sold at 1OPeI
Cent Discount,

Having kept our factory running with
full force while the other factories
were closed, and made up large sur.
plus of Boots and Shoes, as we EN-.
ployed the unemployed shoemakers at
a low rate of wages while the other
factories were closed, we can afford to
give the public the benefit thereof, and
will do So
The morning call., 1892-08-21

LAST SPIKE-P. NJ. H.. City. The last
spike of the Central Pacific Railroad was
driven at Promontory Point on the 10th OF
Nav 1863
The morning call., 1892-08-21

MOUNT LYELL-F. f. f.. Napa. Mount
Lyell is 1906 feet high. and is located in
Tuolumne County, Cal.
The morning call., 1892-08-21

RALsToN's DEATH. j. b., CITY W.
c. Ralston died in this city on the 9th OF
August, 1875
The morning call., 1892-08-21
MEMS WEAR.

Mems Calf Balls and Congress. 90
Men Fine Calf Balls and Congress. London toe
and tip, square toe and tip plain toe ...S2 SIS
We call particular attention to Mems
Famous SO Shoe. They are fine heavy calf,
double sole, screwed aIoft, warranted not
TO rip, VIII outwear any ST Shoe made,
London toe and tip iIain French toe. In
lace, congress or butt on.
Mems Fine Light Calf Dress Shoes, square toe
and tip, London toe and tip or Spanish toe
and tip in lace. congress or button. ......$3 90
Mems Fine Calf Handsewed Welt, square,
round and medium toe. ......,.........S3 SO
Mems French Calf Fine Dress ShOes London
toe and tip. square Toe aud tip, stitched
edges. ......'.... ..........- .--.--S4 w
Mems French CaIt, latest styles. creased Yamps
Graham and Picadtify toes. haud-sewed. IS 90
Mems Fine French Calf hand seWei. square
toe and tip, round toe aud tip, In lace, Con-
StSSS anu uUt loil 80 W
Mems Extra Fine Quality French Calf, hand
sewod, custom made, in all styles. .........$7 SO
Mems fstent Leather, in lace and Congress in
all STYLES, prices. S.. 81 and s.
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Teliing you of the better way to relieve yourself
All persons who unable to call should write
The morning call., 1892-08-21
MISSES FINE SHOES.

Misses Extra Fine Lilly Kid. foIed cloth or kid
topbutton, patent leather tips, spring heel 50 so
Misses Fine French Kid. button, heel aud
9u
ChfldreniS Genuine GriS0n French Kid button
mech pain toe
ChiIdrens Fine Paris Kid. foxed, square toe
button. patent-ieaJher tips, spring So 0G
Children slime Pebblegoat button, spring heel sc
Children's Extra Quality Pebble goat, button.
Frelch-kid fiy. spFiug heal ..--.- al rs
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TELEGRAPH HILL LIGHr-Subscriber
City. If the night is clear the electric light
on Telegraph Hill can be seen from the sea
for distance Of 10 miles.
The morning call., 1892-08-21
G. C. kEEME.
Cor. Market and Third SIS, Nucleus Building.
NOTICE

OF TIE FILING OF THE REPORT OF COM.
~ mlssloners for the opening and extending of
Market st. from Its present termination south
westerly and westerly direction to the waters OF
the Pacific Ocean
The morning call., 1892-08-21

BIRDs-Subscriber. City. The birds ac-
customed TO sit parallel with the fence or
limb on which they may be perched are the
night. hawks aud the whip p0or-wills.
The morning call., 1892-08-21

LABOR DAY-Subscriber, City. The 9th
Of September, 1892 Labor day., is a legal
holiday.
The morning call., 1892-08-21

CARNEGIE's CITIzENsHIP-J. c.. City
Andrew Carnegie is citizen of the United
The morning call., 1892-08-21

EDWIN ARNoLD's VIsITs-J. A, City.
Sir Edwin Arnold has visited California
twice within the last two years No one
seems TO recolect of his having been here
in 1882. If so, lie most likely passed
through the city en- route for Japan. On
the occasion OF his recent visit he went to
the Lick Astronomical Observatory at
Mount Hamilton. % John l.. Sullivan,
Americas champion pugilist, sailed from
San Francisco for Australia June %. 1891,
and returned on the Goth OF the following
October
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1892-02-04

now in the day of it's decadence.
Then again, what God-send it
would be to contractors and bond
holders; to national bankers and
mercenary money-mongers. The
sentiment of the world is against
war. This nation inaugurated the
plan of arbitration between nations
1t would be an abiding disgrace to
disregard that plan now, that we
have radical difference with All
inferior nation. The bottom has
fallen out of the boom and the e. o.
p. is still on the ragged edge