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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-06
Ell FIN DEL PRINCIPLE

Este momento crltico-dijo ell
orador--sera ell fin del principle dc
nuestra decadencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-06

ria comprendidos en- las partidas 81, 30,
.43 As [letra 6] 40, At. 81, So. Sd, Go
F[Ietras a y b, OF, 62 [Ietra al O. [e-
ira 81 60.
En- csjas 8 barricas ---....I3 :,
In canaS'OS. -
En- otros envases en- fardos.. >,
Los articulos de manufacture hna com
prendidos en- las partidas SO. IS letra a
43. 81, S., 90 [letra c O. ietra 90
'et'a al, 81, Is, 70, II 7S lletra al
En- cajas barricas as...-..... IS :,
In canastos II >,
En otros envascs en- fardos.
De la CLass III
Esencia de trementina. 80. I8 i.
Fosforo:
En- envases de hoja de lsta. 25 ),
In ca]as en- vatios envases... s. -
Los productos farmaceuticos
compfeEdidos en- las partidas
100 Qetra 6,. 1903 Io4 -. 20 >,
Cerss y demas articulos com
prendidos en- la partida 1903. Ia 4,
Perfumeria y esencias. -..... 20 ,
De la Clase VIII
PIpel de todas clases:
En Calas- .... 10 ,
I'm otros cnvases en- fardos. 3 ,
De Ia Clase *
MADEIRA hna aserrada en- hojas s ;,
MADEIRA ordinaria labrada, MADEIRA en-
corvada abrada, y los liston.s sean
los articulos compTenddo; en- las parii-
das 1874, 1876 y 1877 letra a
En- uas otros envases. 10 !,
MADEIRA fina labrada; de las partdas
1876 y 1917 ['ero
I'll ldJ as 50 -
In otros envases. ........ 10 ,
Corcho labrado:
In caJaS 1850. 10 -
En- otros cnvases 8 en- fardos.. s .,
Muebles de mimbre; demas articu
los comprendidos en- la partida 2o2:
I'm ea)as IS -
En- otros envases 6 fardos. -. 10 4,
De la Ciass X
Las pleas zurradas comprendidas en-
la partida as letrs a, b, dys):. los ar
ticulos del arte de guarnicionero 8 tala-
baTtero; las plumss que no sean de ador-
nos y los plu,netos:
En- cajss 6 barricas ........ IS !,
En- otros envases 8 fardos 49,. 6 4,
Las pieles zurradas comprendidas en-
la partida 2I5 letra q; las de las partl
das 2I6 y 2J7, os co ties de ca|zado. los
guantes y los objetos manufacturados
comprendidos en- la partida 227;
En- cajas barricas cas--... I8 !,
Er otros envases 8 fardos -. 8 ,
De la Ckass XII
Carne y manteca de cerdo y de
aes;1.,IAz .,IsIoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-06
DISPOSITION SEPTIMA

Arttc~loS cHya fmbO,tacio1 Sc prolific
10 La dinamita, las polvoras y en-
general todos los explosives, mientras ell
importador no exhioere autorizacion
y propia de la sutoridad.
2? Pinturas. pnb'icaciones. hguras y
otros obletos ofensivos a la moral.
8 Vin) artificial, no siendo vinos
medicnales de composition conocida, y
vinos adulte'ados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-06
ARANCELES DE- PDERTO-RECO

fCoNcLUsIoN)
Barro 8 gres obra 10; la loza y por
celans
TARA
En- eajas 6 barricas ...-..... 80
En- canastos II otros envases.. rs ),
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-06

De la CkaSs II
Los articulos de manufacture ordina
ria eomprendidos en- las partidas 81, %,
43 IS [Ietra 6] 40, AZ. 81, s., 81, 60
LIetras a y 6, OF, 62 [letra a O. [Ie-
ira 60.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-03-06

Los articulos de manufacture fina com
prendidos en- las partidas SO. IS letra a
43. 81, S., 90 [Ietra q. O. etfa b 81
['et'a al, 81, Is, 76. 77y7s [letra al;
En- cajas barricas cas.----..... IS &,
En- CdndStoS --.-.----.-. IL .
En otros envascs 6 en- fardos. 4. 6
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

sign Of the fire within was the heaving of
his bosom and the parching of his lips and
palate, which he occasionally moistened
with his tongue. A casual observer might
have missed these indications and imag-
ined that he was an image cut in stone,
with the eyes fixed on Mercier.
But, when at last his feelings obtained
the mastery and he sprang to his feet
and faced his accuser, man to man, one
appreciated the depth of his previously
suppressed emotions, and Mercier, who,
startled, had jumped to his feet at the
ringing sound Of Dreyfus' voice, recoiled
before the terrible look Dreyfus threw at
him and stood aghast wondering whether
the prisoner was going to spring upon
him.
Colonel Jouaust and the other members
of the cOurt-martial, in the meantime,
had risen and seized the two men, while
the court rang with the cheers of the
spectators.
General Mercier, when he had finished
his testimony, according to general opin-
ion, had said really nothing and proved
nothing. The Overwhelming proofs he was
to have thrown down before the men,
bers of the court-martial like a bombshell.
failed to appear and he left the court dis
credited.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
SOLDIER KILLS
TWO POLICEMEN
His Comrades Are Un-
der Arrest.
THE MURDERER ESCAPES.
MEN WERE RAISING A DISTURB
ANCE IN A SALOON.
Entire Detective Force Is Looking for
the Double Murderer, but No
Clew to His Identity Has
Been Obtained.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

DENVER, Aug. 1.-TWO police Off
GERS We're murdered here at 1 o'clock
tonight by recruits belonging to Com
pany l., Thirty-fourth Volunteer In
fantry, now stationed at Fort Logan.
The soldiers had been raising a disturb
ance in Louis K1ipfers saloon at the
corner Of Market and Twentieth streets
during the evening, and Officer Tom
Clifford was notified Of their actions
and asked to keep his eye on them.
He followed them for an hour or so
and came upon the men at the corner of
Blake and Twentieth streets. He was
about TO accost the soldiers. when one
OF them turned on him and, placing the
muzzle of revolver to his breast. sent
a bullet through his heart. Clifford ex-
plred almost instantly
Two of the men were captured and
gave their names as Bryant and Cum
mings. They say they do not know
the name of the man who did the kill
ing. Officer w. E. Griffith started on
bicycle in pursuit of the man who did
the shooting.
He was gaining on him rapidly, when
the murderer ceased running drew his
revolver and shot Griffith through the
BODY, killing him almost instantly At
a late hour the double murderer had
not been captured, and the entire de-
tective force of the city has been placed
on his track
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
HANGED UNTIL
ALMOST DEAD
Six Prisoners BrutaIly
Treated.
TO EXTORT A CONFESSION
NO oCHARGESHAVE BEEN PLACED
AGAINST THEM.
Governor Sayers Has Sent Detach-
ment of State Rangers to
Put Stop to the
Abuses.
NO CHARGESHAVE BEEN PLACE
AGAINST THEM.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

AUSTIN, Aug. Ex-Governor ]. D.
Sayers received the following telegram
this evening:
LEYNOSA, State of Tamaulipas, Mex.
Aug. 12.-In the name of law. justice and
fon Of six eaens to Of xa do t6e in
Hidalgo County Jail, namely, Nicholas
Casares, Margarito Casares, Lazaro Ca
Marcos Perez, arrested upon complaint of
John Closner, Sheriff of Hidalgo County,
confined in jail, denied communication
with relatives or friends and denied op-
portunity to. give bail The statements
of four of them show that they have
been taken out of jail at night by Sheriff
Closner and his deputy and terribly NAL
treated for the purpose of extorting con-
fessionS from them. Lazaro CaSares was
hanged blythe neck until nearly dead; Mar
garet Casares was hanged by the neck and
thumbs; Pedro Casares was hanged by the
neck. 1 was employed by their friends to
defend them. After much trouble | sue
ceeded in interviewing them yesterday in
Jail. They were in fearful condition,
their their heeks be being Pei torn and lacerated and
Then have been held in confinement
since their arrest last Monday without
knowledge of the charges against them.
For the sake of the lives of the prisoners
send Rangers from Brownsville to protect
them from the officers. The examining
trial is set for Monday. For the sake or
implore you to protect these prisoners and
send some one to represent the State who
will see that the trial is held according
to law. 1 am on the way TO Brownsville,
my home, and will reach there tonight
w. n. PARKS,
Attorney for Prisoners.
Immediately upon receipt of the tele-
gram Governor Savers ordered a de-
tachment of State Rangers toproceedin
haste from Brownsville to Hidalgo and
protect the prisoners. He also wired
District Attorney John j. Kleberg of
Brownsville as follows:
I am advised that six Mexican citizens
of Texas, confined in the Hidalgo County
Jail, have been most cruelty maltreated
while in custody. Their examining trial
will be held Monday night. Please attend
the court and take charge Of the prosecu-
ton and see that the prisoners have the
protection guaranteed them by the con-
stitutiOn and law.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
ROOT WILL REVISE THE
ORDER OF INSPECTIONS
Conference With General Breckin-
ridge on the Best System
to Adopt

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-Inspector
General Breckenridge had a brief in
terview with Secretary Root to-day
upon the subject of his bureau. An
important feature of the interview was
a statement by Secretary Root upon
the order relating to the inspector gen
erals department which was signed by
General Alger on July 81.
Secretary Root said it had not yet
issued from the department and would
still be subject to careful consideration
before it was issued. General Breckin-
ridge submitted to the Secretary a
statement showing the custom in other
armies and what had been the custom
in our army up to the present time
Another statement showed the position
of General Breckenridge in the matter
of inspections. pointing out the methods
he had adopted and making sugges-
tions. Secretary Root will take up the
whole subject at a later date.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
CITIZENS SWINDLED
BY A CONFIDENCE MAN
No Branch of Trade in Pacific Grove
Sighted by the Willy
0narator

PACIFIC GROVE. Aug. 12.-Several res
ldents of this town are making anxious in
quirtes to-day for Allen Drew of Stockton,
who departed early this morning, taking a
good deal of money and other property
belonging to business men of Pacific
Grove. Before leaving he succeeded in
doing the townspeople pretty thor
oughly.
About three weeks ago a weIl-dressed
man, apparently about 35 years old and
giving his name as Allen Drew of Stock
ton. rented large cottage from H. W.
Briggs, real estate man. When the Gus
tomary advance payment was asked for
he said his funds were all in checks, which
would follow him here in a day or two
Briggs let him have possession of the cot
tage, and he proceeded at once to rent all
the rooms to other persons, invaria bly,
collecting the rent in advance When he
had been here a day or two he negotiated
for lot, and going to j. B. Norton a
merchant, told him the same story about
the checks, and asked for a temporary
loan of money to make the first payment
on the lot. Norton let him have the money
and has not seen him since. In the same
way he went through the town, swindling
the restaurant keepers, transfer men, gro
GERS, butchers and, indeed somebody iii
nearly every line of business in town He
finished by skipping with a valuable
camera which he had taken on Friday
which he said he would buy if 1t proved
satisfactory.
Those who suffered through his opera
tions have taken all possible steps to catch
the thief, but no trace of him has been
discovered,
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
DIR. KnMER's REMEDIES.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED
A Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the won
derful new discovery in medical scierce.
fulfIls every wish in promptly curing
kidney, bladder and uric acid troubles,
rheumatism and pain in the back. 1t
corrects inability to hold water and
scalding pain in passing it, or bad ef-
fects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to so often
during the day and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp
Root Is soon realized. 1t stands the
highest for it's wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases.
If you need a medicine you should
have the best. Sold by druggist in fifty
cent and one dollar sizes. You may
have a sample bottle of this wonderful
new discovery and a book that tells all
about it. and it's great cures. both sent
absolutely free by mail. Address DR..
Kilmer & Co. Binghamton. N. Y. When
writing mention that you read this gen
erous offer in the San Francisco Sun
day Call.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
MERCER PLAYED THE
WELL-W0RN WAR SCARE

RENNES. Aug. 12.-General Mercier
played the now well-worn war scare to-
day, but the effect must be very discour-
aging to him, as his hearers listened with
out stirring a muscle to his story Of how
France was on the threshold of a war
with Germany The ant-Dreyfusards
have cried ''Wolf!' too often.
At the outset of General Mercier's tes-
timony he prepared the court for a war
scare by declaring that the Emperor of
Germany personally took an active part
in organizing espionage, and then later,
when he defended his action in COM
municating the secret dossier to the
court-martial of 1894, he said:
Il no longer have reason to keep silent,
and l am going to accomplish what l con-
slider my DUTY. In 1894 the diplomatic sit
uation was perilous. NJ. Hanotaux, then
Minister of Foreign Affairs, has indicated
this NJ. Casimir-Perier has spoken be-
fore the criminal chamber about the un-
usual step taken by Count Won Munster.
He also exposed the somewhat unusual
way by which he could double himself in
to an official parsonage and a private
parsonage, later giving Count Won Mum
ster information which was at first re-
SBut NJ. Casimir-Perier amended his
deposition, saying he had not said that
the same day he, M. Dupuy and myself
remained from in the evening until 12:30
in his private office at the Elysee wait
ing the result OF telegraphic communities
tionS between the Emperor of Germany i
and Count Won Munster. He remained
four hours and half awaiting TO See if
anything would result from this exchange
of telegrans.'
Here NJ. Casimir- r-Perier shook his head
and hand in emphatic denial of Genel al
Mercier's statement
The latter continued: II had been in
formed in the afternoon that the situa-
ton was very grave. Count Won Munster
handed an order from his sovereign to
ask for his passports if his demand vas
not conceded. 1 was prepared to give the
order for mobilization. You see, we were
within an ace of war. 1t was only at
1890 that NJ. Casimir-P Perier notified me
that Count Won Munster had accepted the
insertion of a somewhat vague note dc.
claring the ambassador was not in
volved"
NJ. Casimir-Perier here again made re-
pudiating gesture.
General Mercier continued to explain
that this was the reason for his action
regarding the secret dossier.
If Dreyfus is guilty he must possess
superhuman nerve, for he listened to
General Mericer's pitiless arraignment
this morning until he approached the end
of his deposition with sphinx-Iike rigidity
cf features, but watched Mercier like a
cat watches a mouse. No one would have
suspected the volcano within Dreyfus
which burst forth when human flesh and
blood could stand 1t no longer. The only
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Enforcing the Fish Laws.

ASTORIA, Or, Aug. 12.-Deputy Fish
Commissioners Loughery and Keegan
made several arrests Of gill netters and
seiners for fishing contrary to the close
season law last night and this morning;
The men arrested all had big catches and
pleaded the enormous run of fine fish in
extenuation. The gill netters were bound
over until Monday under bonds given by
the local cannery men. The seiners, five
in number. were each fined $50 and paid
their fines without contest. 1t Is now
apparent that the commissioners of both
Washington and oregon propose to strict
ly enforce the law. Several cannertes
were reported to be in operation on tn, the
thev merely engaged in cleaning up and
will be closed permanently after tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
POPE PREPARING FOR
JUBILEE FESTIVITIES
Has Authorized an Exhibition Of OBJ
jects of Piety at the
Vatican

ROME, Aug. 12.-The Pope has au-
thorized an exhibition OF objects of
piety during the coming Holy Year
The exhibition will be international in
character and will be held in the Vati-
can in the same halls as the famous
exhibition at the Pope's first Jubilee
celebration.
His Holiness is taking a keen interest
in this as in everything else connected
with the Holy Year arrangements. He
is much gratified at the enormous num-
ber of Bishops from all parts of the
world who have promised to come to
Rome at the rare ceremony of the open
ing of the Porta Santa of st. Peters
The number will probably exceed 500
The door will opened by the Pope him
self on Christmas.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
TERRIFIC STORM
SWEEPS PENSACOLA

PENSACOLA, Fla, Aug. PA ter
rife storm swept over Pensacola and
vicinity this afternoon. Warned by the
Weather Bureau of the approach of the
West India hurricane the people were
very uneasy and there was much ex-
citement. Rain fell in torrents and the
velocity Of the wind reached forty-two
miles an hour. All shipping had been
warned and was snugly tied up. Sew
eral vessels dragged anchors, but there
was no serious damage. In two hours
the storm had passed. The weather to-
night is clear and hot.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
FANNY Easton Tavlor,s Will.

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 12.-The will of
Fanny Easton Taylor. who died in San
Mateo on July %, was flied for probate
yesterday by Henry Huntly Taylor and
Frances Easton Taylor, the persons
named as executor and executrix. BY her
will deceased disposed of property valued
at over 100000 The heirs are the three
children-Henry Huntly Taylor, Frances
Easton Taylor and Adeline Mills Taylor
Howard. One-third of the property Is be-
queathed to each of the first two and one
third to Henry Huntly Taylor and Henry
II. Scott in trust for Adeline Mills Taylor
Howard
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Wahmooh Still at Large.

COVELO, Aug. ia posse of six
mounted Indian police returned from the
Trinity County hills tonight after fruit
less chase of twenty-four hours after
Medicine Man Wahmooh and his band.
The Government police seem to have come
to the end of their resources. Friends
and relatives of Wahmooh deny having
any knowledge Of his whereabouts But
when he was missing they felt sure he
was lost or perhaps had been overtaken
by violent death
Indications tonight are that the inf1u.
ence of the peaceable element will over
come the war spirit.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
RACE WAR IMMINENT.
Two Tennessee Negroes Killed and a
Third Wounded.

BELLBUCKLE, Tenn. Aug. 12,-Much
feeling between the races has been
aroused by the lynching yesterday of the
negro VIII Chambers for assaulting IA
negro, was killed to-day while resisting
arrest Jim" Dean, companion of
Mosely was wounded The whites have
asked for guns and ammunition from
MurfreesbOrO.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
NOT MURDERER DUNHAM.
Little Chance That the Louisville
S1spect Is the Man

SAN JOSE, Aug. 12.-At noon to-day the
following telegram was received from
Sheriff Caldwell of Warren County, Ohio
by Sheriff Langford:
'"Netterfield has not been here for years
He is a bad man, and I think he and
Dunham are the same person"
1t appears that there is little ground fol-
the belief that the Louisville suspect is
Dunham, for despite Sheriff Caldwell's as
surance, there could hardly be any con-
nection between Netterf1eld and Durham
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
LIZZIE MAC NICHoL DEAD.
Opera Singer overexerts Herself
Saving Valuables During a Fire.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-News was re-
ceived here tonight Of the sudden death
at Choycorua, n. H, to-day of Lizzie
MacNichol. the opera singer. Miss Mac
Nichol performed heroic service in saving
furniture and valuables during a fire
which damaged the house of Mr.. Runnels
the Chicago millionaire several nights
ago, and 1t is believed her death Is the
result Of her exertions at that time.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Fifteen CHINAMEN
TO BE DEPORTED
Made Their Way Across the Border
Line From Mexico to

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. 12.-United States
Marshal George Seibrecht of the Western
district of Texas left to-day for San
Francisco, accompanied by several armed
guards. having in charge fifteen China
men sentenced to deportation to China
for violation of the exclusion act.
These Cinnamon, who were imported to
Mexico to work on the Mexican Central
railroad, quit their jobs to make their
way into the United States.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
LONDON HEBREWS
EXPRESS SYMPATHY

LONDON. Aug. 12-An enthusiastic
meeting of 5000 London Hebrews was held
this evening for the purpose of express
ing sympathy with Captain Dreyfus. 1t
tai of Dreyfus to hold a meeting of re-
iOiciQg.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Sir Edward Frankland Dead.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Sir Edward Frank
land, K C. B., honorable secretary of the
Royal Society, is dead He was born in
1925 and was formerly professor In the
Royal School Of Mines.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
Thrown From His Horse.

LENOX. Mass, Aug. 12.-Anson Phelps
Stokes was thrown from horse to-day
and his leg was broken and crushed so
badly that it was necessary to amputate 1t
above the knee He did not rally for a
time after the operation and Is very weak.
He is 60 years of age.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
SHERMANS COURSE FROM YOKOHAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO

tn s Francisco
Il ~ port IN h
/ wi miles
a noon Goa captain
will
no
dtn
hS San Francisco
usf in uewndow the
O M o TreCan emap tracing aSrat aotn
there from ymormgu a a night
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
HORSES INCINERATED.
Fifty Animals Perish in a Livery
Stable Fire at Fresno.

FRESNO. Aug. 12-Scott & Scotts liv-
cry stable, on Tulare street, was burned at
a late hour tonight Ihere were over
fifty horses in the stable and all but three
were incinerated. A large number of rigs
were burned. Supervisor Phil Scott and
his son were the owners of the stable
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13
~;:~
SAYS DREYFUS WOULD HAVE
BEEN LYNCHED IN AMERICA

Espanol that the ostra-
sm Of Jewish West Point shows that the Americans
| the
would have been lynched by
cad Of being imprisoned
@ Gtotes was the this continent
defense.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

a SUKKY OEGH
A mans linen is when sent home after
he has taken it to the wrong laundry.
If you want your white or colored
shirts, your collars and cuffs and your
underwear to be sent home in the pink
of condition, with the finest color and
finish on it that 1t is possible to achieve,
bring it to the United States Laundry
and be happy.
mo saw-edges."
The United States Laundry, Offics
1904 Market Street.
Telephone South 42O.
Oakland Office. $40 Eleventh ST.
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-13

Advances made furniture and pianos, with
or without removal. ]. Noonan, 1o17 1923 Mission.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-01

The game was closely played after the
first inning which was disastrous one
for the benedicts. But the hen-pecked
fellows took a brace after that and
played hustling uphill game rapidly
thS closing up tne gap, and ana al o. tne end OF
in favor of the single harness fellows.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-01
PROMINENT FEATURES OF THE GAME.

Glen Ballentine took this
position for the 'lonelys" and
Billie Mitchell unwound
corkscrews and rainbows for
the benedicts. They are old
time players and made their
usual good hits with the will
low.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-01
BACHELORS WON
An Exciting Game at the Yale Fair Ground
Monday.

SOME time ago the
married men of Yale
published a challenge in
the ExpOsitor directed
to the bachelors of the
village. The latter i'm
I mediately took up the
, gauntlet and last Mon
day the bloodless battle
xUao fOnOht m a fnich
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-01

men began to gain
ground Harvey Tappan be-
came deeply interested i'm the
game. Harvey can get as
much solid fun out of a game
of base ball as any man in
town.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-01

This is Il. q. Mclaughlin at
first, waiting for an assist.
Mac caught several balls and
a crick in his back, besides
several things which got
away.