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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-27
M1sII1NGToN OH FIELp.
Wells Coming IN mud puS-struck by Light
ming,

Mug,
The most startling event In the WASH
ington oil field yesterday, was the destruc.
ton Of the derrick and tank house Of Hess
No. 2 which we're struck by lightning and
went up in smoke. Up to noon nothing
had been done at the wildcat well Of the
Natural Gas Company OF West Virginia at
Taylorstown the impression was, that the
drill would be put to work last night, but
every attempt Of the scouts to unravel the
mystery has been 30 frowncd upon and
frustrated, that nothing definite Is known.
The officials preserve a very discreet
silence.
The lightning struck Hess No. 2 about
1880 o'clock. The tank house was fret
struck and the flame communicated to the
derrick. At the same time five stacks OF
hay standing in a field on a hill near the
Hess well were struck and destroyed. One
OF the tanks at the GantE well was also
struck, but fortunately was extinguished
before much damage was done. Hess No.
2 10 right In the town OF Washington, and
the high rolling flames made q beautiful
sight that called out a large number OF
people. The well Is owned by the Peoples
Light & Heat Company, and the do.
stroyed property had an insurance Of $500
placed on II.
Saturday evening Shirts No. 2 got oil
thirty feet in the spray and shut down to
make connection with tankage. Yesterday
she was doing 0ity barrels a day, and the
boiler was being moved back Ii order to
be enabled TO resume drilling to-day;
Company's well on the Fair Grounds
made a small low from the stray above
the Gordon sand. The boiler was being
moved back yesterday and It will be
brought In to-day or this evening. This
and the shiIls No. 2, and possibly the
Taylorstown, are likely to cause some ex.
element In the ield and market during
the next thirty.six hours.
The Nail City Oil Company's well, on
the Martin lease, Is down 1900 feet.
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THE rAnKEnsDunG CONFERENCE.


Grcnt Interest Being Manifested NIL OyCl
the state.
Tomorrow a general conference Of the
Republicans of West Virginia will DO held
at Parkersburg. 1t Is expected that the
meeting will be largely attended, and will
be held in the skating rink. Great in.
terest Is felt in the event in all parts OF the
State, and 1t Is believed that there will
be q full representation present from all
portions Of the State, unless perhaps from
the upper Kanawha Valley. From this
city a large number Of active Republicans
will go down, most Of them on
the morning train on the River
road, though q number will leave
this evening, 30 As 10 be early
in the field. Among these are Capt.
Doyener, Hon. g. W. Atkinson, o. G.
Scofeld, Hon. W. p. Hubbard, W. j. W.
Cowden, O. B. Hart, j. NJ. Warden, Col.
Hugh Sterling, Z. Buchanan, Ralph White
head and Hon. N. B. Scott. OF course
this list Is only a small portion Of those
who will be In attendance.
Persons desiring 10 attend the confer.
ence, and wishing 10 60 via Grafton over
the b. & o. road, can secure Communication
rates by calling at the 1NTELLIdRSCRR
Office and securing orders for tickets,
which cannot be had without these printed
orders. Fare, 2 cents per mile each way.
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THE PRESS AssocIATIoN
or West virginia to Meet Here Next Mont

or West Virginia to Meet Here Next Month.
Tho Programme.
The West Virginia State Press Associa.
ton, a thriving organization composed Of
nearly all the newspaper men In the State,
will hold Its annual session in this city for
three days, commencing August 81. About
100 members from outside Of the city are
expected to be present. The FIRST meeting
will be held Tuesday evening, the 8lst, and
the business will probably be completed on
Wednesday. The next day will be devoted
to sightseeing, and on Thursday nightthe
members will probably depart on an OK.
cursion,
1t has been several years since the asso.
citation met here. The local press desires
to assure the visitors q pleasant time, and
with this end in view a meeting was held
yesterday at the rooms Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. Mi. Louis Leper, OF the
IolkSbtau, was chosen Chairman, and Mr..
W. Q. Beans, Of the Register, Secretary.
Alter informal discussion OF what was
best TO be done to entertain the members,
1t was decided to give a banquet on Wed,
nesday evening, and on Thursday fore.
noon take q tour Of the city, inspecting
the pottery, nail mills, glass houses,
breweries and other industrial establish.
ments, tfis to be followed in the afternoon
by q trip out TO the Park.
Messrs. O. B. Hart, OF the INrELLidES.
gEE, j. B. fancy, Of tho Register, Louis
Leper, OF the KelkSblaH, and g. H. Stull, OF
the Msps.L Letter, were appointed a Commit.
tee Of Arrangements. This committee
subsequently organized by making Mr..
Hart chairman and Mr.. fancy Secretary
and Treasurer.
A committee was also appointed 10
walt upon merchants and business men
generally and solicit subscriptions to On.
terrain the brethren, II being considered
that as the visit VI the editors Of the State
TO Wheeling and the accounts they would
print Of the city would benefit the com.
munity In general, public spirited people
would be glad Of the privilege to con.
tribute 10 making their sojoufn In the
metropolis pleasant. This Finance Com.
mlttee consists OF W. @. Beans, RsCbter,
II. Robertson, MeyS.Lstter, Fritz Eeuhann,
Iolksbldu, and viii y. Faris, 1NTELLI.
uRNCER,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abrnnl.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Capt. Basil 7. Bowers, Of New Martins
vile, was up yesterday.
MI, R. W. Chambers, OF Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio, was in town yesterday.
E. s. Wilson, Of Richie Court House,
was registered at the Mcclure house yes
terday.
Jasper Y. Moore, OF Clarksburg, Clerk
OF the U. s. Court, arrived in the city yes
terday.
Misses sallie Dudley and Jennie Nc,
Gowan, OF the South Side, are visiting
friends at Elm Grove.
Capt. Charley Dunlap and s. M. Dun
can, two well.known B. & o. officials, were
at the Mcclure house yesterday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Porter and Mrs. Joseph
Smith, OF New Cumberland, are theguests
Of Mrs. W. 9. Young, Of the Island.
Major Perry Griffin, OF Columbus, the
travelling representative OF the Rock ls'
land route, was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. L. Batesford and son, Mr.. s. L.
Blaine and Blaine Claypoole, OF Youngg-
town, Ohio, were In the city yesterday.
Major j. M. Lee and wife, OF Wheeling,
W. Va, who has been visiting Miss Dun.
gan, OF North Third street, leave today
for Holidays Cove.-SteubenriM Herald.
Among the arrivals Sunday at the
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va,
from Wheeling were A. ]. Clarke, Esq,
wife and children, and Henry NJ. Russell,
Esq, wife and child.
MIR. O. W. F~ranzheim, Of the Wheeling
Pottery Company, has returned from q
pleasant trip to Old Point Comfort and
other coast resorts. His wife and children,
who returned with him, have gone TO Ra.
VIENNA 10 visit relatives.
Clerk Stanley, Of the Board OF Police
and Fire Commissioners, Ia delighted with
his experience at Toronto as a delegate to
the Supreme Lodge OF the World X. OF p.
Mr.. Stanley helped to initiate the Mayor
OF Toronto while In the city.
Charles F. Weller, Esq, the chief trav.
cling man OF the Richardson Drug Com.
pany, of st. Louis, Mo-, Is stopping at the
Mcclure. He spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting his haltbrother, Capt. Basil
Bowers and family, at New hsrtinsVille.
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LOCAL REYITIIs.
Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.

NeAANNNAH SA "sAsNN NNN So AN@
the City.
COUNCIL this evening.
oSR marriage license was issued yester-
day.
ALL the employees Of the West Virginia
Natural Gas Company will receive their
pay to-day.
TuE o. L. 4 W. road Is selling tickets at
half fare TO the Cleveland races, good from
July 81 to 80, ~inclusive.
THERE were twenty-thTee cases before
the Police Court yesterday morling, and
the aggregate OF fines and costs assessed
was SlSl 80.
Tue "MerCantile" and their feminine
admirers will exCurt to Bellaire Wednes-
day evening to attend q reception given
them by the Misses Somehow,
THERESA SASDER yesterday qualified as
the executrix OF the last will and tesla
ment Of August Sander, deceased, giving
bond in the sum Of $1,000, without surety,
none being required by the terms OF the
will.
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed at the
postoiice; Mrs. John Naber, Miss Kate
Miller, A. Sutherland, Mrs, s. A, Wood,
]. T, jenkins, 0, ], GuernessOy, Joseph
Good, WIN. s, Edwards, Mr., Black, Jehau
Bedkowsky,
A,FoRCE Of men will be put to work to
day by the Natural Gas Company Of Yves
Virginia digging It's ditch southwark iron
Tenth street on Main. The ditch vii
cross Tenth street straight through tn
masonry Of the suspension bridge anch
orage,
BARLOW, WILSON 4 RANHlN's minatrel
gayea good show to a good audience q
the Opera House lRst evening. The audi
enCe was the most enthusiastic OF the sea
son. The features were all creditable, tn
Lenton Brotnerl' aCrobatic performance
especially so.
CLRRK Hook yesterday admitted to re
cord q deed made July 20, by Alfred Cald
we'll, special commissioner, to Mary /
Combs, in consideration Of $4S5 IS, Tor tn
south half oil lot % in Chapline and Eot'
addition. Also q cemetery deed for lot
in section F OF the Short Greek cemetery
to ], Jungmani consideration $"5.
INFORMATION Is at hand that a humble
Of Wellaburg and Lazearville monied Citl
zens contemplate uniting in erecting. {
glass bottle works to be located near tht
Dalzell Bros. 4 Gilmore's glass house
Messrs. II. q. Lazear, Harry Ulrlch ant
others are at the head Of the enterprise
Mr., E4sear, it 10 reported, donated
splendid site for its works.
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A SMALL 10Y SHOT
lily II Revolver In tho Hands of n Young
PLAYMATE,

Ily n Revolver III tho Hands of n Young
Playmate.
Yesterday forenoon about II o'clock .
iour.year.old son Of John welty, the Mar.
ket street barber, was playing with Rr
older boy, the son Of a neIghbor named
Cochran, near their homes on Eighteenth
street. The larger boy, who Is about ten
years old, had Ii some way obtained pos
session OF q thifty.two Caliber revolver
and while examining II and playing with
the dangerous toy, Il was discharged, The
ball striking the Welty boy In the left
side. Fortunately the ball struck q rib
and glanced of, only ihalCting q flesh
wound. The Injury 10 very painful, bul
not serious. II II teaches the boys and
some other boys, and some parents "a
vel, q needed lesson, the narrow escape
will not be In vain.
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gpr Salc,

RoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
The following Lots on Wheeling Island belor,
Ing 70 the estate Of tho late VIM, McCOy, WI! '"s
LotS No. %, " and u on BrOai way. ""
Lots No, 81 aud 80 on York street
Lots No. ", l00 and lUl on Virginia Etieet
Lots DO, l0i 100, ITO aud III on Huron ,isc.,
IoS No, la, lg aud lSg on Wabash streSt
Lot No, Ia on Water street.
aus W. v. HOiE 4 BRO 1900 Ws,Lo,e.
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TIE NAL
A Conference mt tho LauEllln icsterdn
Tho HOuWOOd,

A Conference mt the LauEllln Yesterday,
Tho BCnwOOd.
Yesterday a conference was held be-
tween the old employees and owners otthe
Laughlln mill, at Martina Ferry, but no
final agreement was reached. 1t Is said
that a compromise will be effected and
the scale Higned to-day. The Laughlin
company expects to rebuild its burned
factory ut once, when 1t will have room
for It's feoder.nailers and old employees,
The LaBelle mill did not get to work in
full yesterday, but probably will to-day.
The rumor that the Benwood mill will
DO on before the end OF this week with a
full force was rife again yesterday. Moth.
ing definite could be learned, however.
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Grcat Interest Being Manifested nil owe
tIN ginin.
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Pounded to Dcnth,

EAST SAGINAW, MIcu., July 2O.-satur
day afternoon while returning home from
St. Charles, John and Hugh o'Hare, who
were both drunk, got into a fight with
Oliver and Andrew Rosecrans. The Rose.
Grams brothers pounded the O'Hares with
clubs and kicked them vigorously. A re-
port Of the disturbance was brought 10 The
SheriHTiio found both men badly injured,
Hugh 0'Hare died yesterday. Both The
Jailed to-day,
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THE MoUNpsvII1r WELL.
Lively LenSing 0perntipns-A Doom for
the TONn,

" -NP"'h Stb'"stbhN WV AVi
the Town.
Mr.. g. s. McFadden, proprietor OF the
Mound City Hotel, at Moundaville, writel
that bis place Is the headquarters for oil
men, and that he Is crowded with guests,
Moundsville Is evidently beginning to en-.
Joy a boom. The tide Of excitement In
relation 10 tho oil strike has been rising
since last week, until II has become The
main topic Of conversation. A number Of
strangers are In town, and they are still
coming on every train.
Leasing 10 the main feature OF the en-.
terprise az this time. Nearly all the land
In the vicinity has been taken up; and
there 10 no doubt that a number Of wells
will DO sunk In the near future. II would
not be surprising II the plain would be
perforated like 0 pepper.box lid In the
next six months.
The men who are now taking hold OIL
this enterprise have the means and the
push 10 thoroughly test this matter. The
theory that the only object In guarding
tho we'll 90 jealoualy Ia TO prevent fire ID
not accepted by thinking men. In regard
10 there not being sufficient amount oil
oil 10 yield o handsome revenue, this 10 q
prophecy that 10 not Justified by the cir.
cumstAnCeB. OF course none but the com.
pany know the present capacity Of the
well, and II don't propose 10
give away the secret Ut lhIS early
stage Of The proceedings, and oil that
any one outside 1.-The company knows lg
there 10 oil, good quality and agood deal
Of II, and any other theories In fegRtd 10
the matter are speculative. There Is one
fact patent, with all the precautions used
by the company 10 conceal the real In.
wafdneSa Of the mAlter-the oil has 90.
capped In great a%buhdAnCej and there 10
the further fact that the agents Of the
company have been very busy leasing
land. The public eau put these two facts
together and draw iH own differences.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

An examination Of Teachers for the School Dr
tic" i Wheeling Will be held at the Office Of The
Board OF Education on "Wednesday, July o, @9
O'clock A, N.
All persons Wishing certificates, or DESTROYS OIL
Improving certificates now held, will present
themselves, rs this will be the only examination.
By order Of Examining Committee.
W, II. ANDERSON
lyl6.l7.24 ?B.272 rs Chairman.
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You are cordially invited to call at our
salesroom and examine the Standard 70.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
est, easiest and %stillest running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines.
Write for catalogues.
EDw. L. RosE & Co.,
50 Twelfth street.
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resigned her position as teacher Of the
High School, and will hereafter devote
herself to her art studies.
Miss Jessie Longley, OF St. OlAirsville,
has accepted q position In the Barnesville
public schools. Miss Longley taught q
select kindgarten in this place last winter,
Ross McGlenn and Andrew BlaCkford
left for st. Clairsville yesterday To attend
the Teachers Institute, The Institute
commenced yesterday and continues over
four weeks with examination at ita close,
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THE CORNER STONE
OF ST, ALpuoNsUs' NEW CHURCH
To be laid with Imposing Ceremonies on
next sunday-Lpts of Visiting Societies
tobS Inthe City The Changes being
Made In the Church Property.

On next Sunday the corner stone Of the
new ediice Of st. Alphonsus' church, on
Market street, South Side, will be laid
with appropriate religious ceremonisls.
The occasion bids fair to be q noteworthy
one and 10 attract 10 the city hun
dreds Of strangers. Anumbsr OF Catholic
societies will take part, among them being
Company A, Knights OF st, George, Of
Pittsburgh, the st, Augustine and Fldellus
societies, Of LRwrenCevills, several Can
ton, Ohio, and s~teubenville societies, and
others,
Bishop Kahn will have charge Of the
religious ceremonies. A large number Of
visiting clergy will be present,
The work OF rebuilding the church Is
already well under way, and alter the
formal laying Of the orner stone will be
pushed rapidly. The new church will be
larger than the old one, and will be in
every respect q Creditable building,
worthy OF its sacred uses, After the church
ia completed and ready for occupancy,
which II is expected to be by the late
months OF this year, the present large
four'story brick school building adjoining
the church on the north will be moved
bodily, the side now facing northward
being turned to the east, 80 as to front on
Market street, This will necessitate the
tearing down Of the dwelling next north
OF the school, which, when turned, will
occupy the full width Of the church prop
erty, including the large double lot to the
north recently bought, exclusive OF that
portion devoted to the church edlfce
proper, This will leave in the rear OF the
school building Qul,e a space Of ground,
and upon this will be erected a monastery
for the accommodation Of a society OF the
CapuChln Fathers.
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E.cnr.Ion 70 parker,hurr,

Let our citiseus remember that a round
trip ticket can be procured to-day 10 Par.
kefsburg for 50 70, good in returning until
the Goth, inclusive, on any regular train,
leaving at 7:l0 A NJ. and 4P. ~. Whether
attending the Republican Conference OF
not, this will DO a good opportunity ior
business men and pleasure seekers to take
advantage Of very cheap rates.
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PlTrsnuRon, Pa, July sO.-rhe chin.
ney and pressed glass factories which have
been closed down since July LIST for the
usual summer suspension, will resume
operations next Monday. The prospects
are unusually bright, and Il ls predicted
that the output Of the coming year will be
the largest In the history OF the iraja.
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AeaI estate.
FOR SALE.


Double Brick Home, No. 100 and lm plt,.n,.
atreet, = rooms 10 each house; wafer on eacI t ~
alley ~ teary all on full hall lot, Plies s5EGGN W
No HOH Market street, 8 rooms. rIige q nm
meuts on balance. ""P PAY
s1inGts h o. ! aud dwelling, No. 1891 Nal,
No. 9lS AcuOllOCh street, 0 roonJ, prlco sl,SO.
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WEAR Balbllggan Underwear. They
are the best ana cheapest. All sizes ut
q. HESS " SUNS.

SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
celyed. An elegant and complete line OF
Sultings, ~PantalOOAihgS anu OVerCOat.
lngs, which We will make up In the best
ytylG and ut low prices:
U. HESS u SONS,
1891 u 1898 Market Street,
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Arrangements have been made BY Che
Republicans Of the State with The Ohio
River Railroad Company 10 sell liCkett
from oil regular stations on their line ID
PatkefaburR, July %, returning on The
2vlh, At reduced rates, good On all trains
10 and including tho 18th,
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Nn,r AllrnrIlnn hi lhn rnrL.

Mir, Morris ~llorkheimUr has very kindly
presented to the Wheeling Park AssoCla.
ton two large, well.trained goats. The
Association will At once have a neat little
carriage built and hire tho team out Ia
children who desire TO take q drive about
the pretty grounds The team will un,
dou6tedly prove q drawing attraction,
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches ON the inStallnent plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. tall anu Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUBB, JeMe,er,
Cor. twelfth and Market Sts.
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gentlemen's shoes, the best fitting and
hrhtest fine shoe in the market. We
make a special offer OF them at 81 per pair,
at J.W. AMICH's,
1l43 Main street.
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For gale-A Side.Ba buggy.
Wanted for this tatg-iIayeling Salesman.
Madame Con has Returned u tho lily.
OIL aud Gas ~tOvIS-NCsbitt d bro.
Just PubluhG summer hOrniug.
Notice 10 OntrActUra- Aaron \ Ramsay, II.
Imported UnderwGar-D. uundllng 4 70.
rail- sIOck-JO los Graves u sOn.
Natural Gas titllngs-A. ]. Sweeney & Son,
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6dIautGd.

WANTED-0ANVASSERS IN F..
Virginia for the Life and Spec h 4 Of T " West
Hendricks For terms and Territory ann IA 4,
y Mrs 3; N, MONTAGUE, Agent, al Iieeb nsOaee
Va. COL East Main street N'uIond,
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Col. Robert Campbell had a force o.
men al work yesterday grading Chapllnt
street south Of Sixteenth street pfepara'
tory 10 paving II. The Colonel says he ll
not going to lose time waiting on natural
gas pipes, sewers or anything else. The
paving Of Chapllhe street north oil
Eleventh, was also begun yesterday motn'
Ing, and good progress made on the Job
except when the rain ihteiieted with the
work,
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EEeal DotterS.

TIME STATE or WEST virginia,
l. Ohio county. 10 the Circuit COnil y Vn"
County, WeSt Virginia. August kules, 1897
b. Kuii, it,, and N. L. Smith, partners
doing business under the Iltin name , c.o
and SIyls Of u. kull, JtI &Coi III Va~'
w.
WRlett0wH Spring Wagon Company. J
The object Of Tho above entitled suit j. 70 ~
cover from tile defendants tn0 SUN Of " VII,
breach ul warranty Of contract Anl " hplcAisss
by An RildAVlI flled herein that WAisii0Wn nPl's
WAGOn Company II not a resident q vac sssTE va
WI o. Virginia, q. Il Qfdeitd that 90 agPVA, vi.
within one month alter the dAle OIL Tue ltl 4,
cation Oi this Gfdei aud do what !, tect.,aD ~
protect IL interest IN this suit llllhsl a
deted that this order be plbllAhtd Ahu pow
Wines, JOsn ". Mitchell, Clerk Of mld goltH
o. the Court House Of AAih county ihh o'u""''
JULY, 1850, tO.Wllj AtiRiiNt ll1lg, Iva, ,L
JOHN ". MilUllEll4 tlcih
Published The MAT time Jnly1. lsG n,,,
AttOali JOHN W. MIIDhLLb VN""
DOvENER Il EiRONt
-llI.Te ALOtnSya LoI HlAlnllaa--