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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30
THE PLUMED KNIGHT
Attacks the Mills Bill in a Char
acteristic Speech.
AGAINST NAMES INTERESTS
What He Says VIII Apply to West
Virginia = Inconsistency of the
Democratic Majority of the
House ofReprescntativcs.

CLAs, ME., August 2O.-Hon. James
G. Blaine addressed an audience OF from
$500 to 5000 people in this city this
afternoon. He devoted the opening por'
ton of his speech to an attack upon the
Mills tariff bill, which, he said, might
aptly be termed q bill for the destruc'
tion OF the material interests OF Maine.
1t is bill, he said, to throw
open our American markets to Canada
without consideration, recompense or
charge of any kind. This giving away
Of our markets impressed him as all the
more remarkable because the very
men who passed the bill in the
Democratic House have been for
years advocating reciprocity with
Canada. The bill gave away nearly
every material interest OF Maine, and
viewing it merely as trade or swap"
he should be utterly ashamed OF any
Maine horse jockey who could not do
better.
Commenting on President Cleveland,s
retaIiatory message, he asked why it
might not be reasoned that us soon us
the Senate defeats the Mills bill, the
President will not make another somer-
sault and change as radically in regard to
tariff as he has in regard 10 fisheries.
Said Mr.. Blaine: "Why not his belated
letter of acceptance disclose such Il rad
ical but Temporary change as will show
him Protectionist up to the point OF a
prohibitory tariff? Would it be whit
more inconsistent than his sudden con-
version on the fisheries? He had moth
ing to say against Canada. They do ex'
actly as they have a right to do, aud he
neither disputed their right nor enVied
their position.
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PITTSBURGH, August 2ae-A special
meeting OF the Window Glass Manufac.
turers' Beneficial Association was held
here to-day to decide whether or not
to change the date OF the annual re-
sumption OF work and blow in the fires
before October s. There was n large at.
tendance Of members, every factory in
the city and the West being repre-
sented. 1t was decided not to change
the date at present, but another meet.
ing will be held, when the matter will
be definitely settled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30

BUFFALO, MY, August 2O.-The en-.
tries for the Wheelmen's tournament,
which is to be held here September 4, 3,
6 and s, closed yesterday. Among the
notable events OF the tournament will be
one-mile free for all professional tan
dem race; three.mile professional bicy.
Gle race for the worlds championship;
two-mile amateur State championship
bicycle contest and one hundred-mile
road race from Erie, Pa. The profes'
sional entries include such well known
wheelmen as William A. Rowe, OF Lynn
Jack Lee, Of Nottingham, England sJulet
Dubers, champion OF France; F. w
Allard, OF Coventry, England, and 9th
ora
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Other Iri-State Games Played Yesterday
AT Lima-Lima could not hit the ball
a little bit. Monroe pitched great game
for the visitors which was the chief fea-
ture. The score:
GaRtcn,...... t:'Si,,,...... 9 9 I'd 3
EarnCd-Canton, 9. Batteries Morrison aud
Sonmets; Monroe and FitzsimmOns, Umpire
At Toledo-Bunched hits by Zanes-
vile, aided by punched errors by the
home team aided the visitors TO win
easily. Gumbert pitched great game,
striking out twelve men. The score;
Toledo -......... o o o OO2 200 % q: j
ZnnesVllle ..,.. 0 o OaO 0 81 $ .
Earned-Toledo |: Zancsville !. Batteries
Garfield and LeBg; Gumbert and lAuer. Um-
plrc-o'Bricn.
At Sandusky-The Fish Eaters ever
lastingly walloped Mansfield, putting up
an errorless game. Both pitchers were
punished, but the visitors failed to
connect often, and when they did tho
perfect fielding OF the home team shut
off the runs. The score:
sSnSg,Sy...-, %an.asiS g SSssSS11SSSS 3 ! g
Earned-sRnduSky D. Mansfield |. Batteries
Easton and Westlake; Dale aud Dillon. Um-
pirc-Bauer.
At Kalamazoo Columbus failed to
appear as scheduled, and when the
game was called Umpire Reed declared
it forfeited to Kalamazoo by the score OF
o too,
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lie CAST HER OFF.
A wrongsd Woman Causes Big Sensation
mt Elberon,

LONG BRANCH, n. j. August 29.-The
people OF EIberon last evening noticed d
well dressed man driving furiously down
Ocean avenue, closely pursued by a
young and handsomely attired woman
in buggy.
Tie flying vehicles and their occu-
pants were closely watched until they
disappeared in clouds OF dust beyond
Elberon. The occupants OF other vehi-
cles say they saw the woman overtake
the man, driving her buggy close beside
the wagon Of the fugitive, she began to
lash him over the head and body with a
long carriage whip.
The woman was wild with range, and
as she belabored her victim she shrieked
out the story OF her wrongs so loudly
that several persons heard. She called
him Purcell, and accused him OF bring.
ing her from Chicago TO Long Branch
only to cast her of. Both horses sprang
into gallop at the crack OF the whip,
and as they ran almost side by side the
castigation continued along the road
until Dean station was reached. The
road here was comparatively free from
vehicles, and the man urged his horse
ahead and left the furious woman be-
hind. She pursued him until they were
hidden by the woods beyond the sta
ton, when all traces OF them were lost.
A well known sporting man was seen
as he came from the races, and on being
told OF the affair, and receiving u de-
scription OF the man and woman, said he
knew both. The man called Purcell is
from st. Louis, he said. More than
month ago he brought here with him the
pretty daughter OF once wealthyplanter
Of Arkansas, but recently he left her.
She armed herself and declared she
would shoot him as soon as she could
find him. Neither the woman or man
could be found this morning. The lat
lar 10 aniI IN have Iaft the nlncp
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CAIRO, EoYpr, August 20.-Five hun
dred Dervishcs attacked an Egyptian
fort near Wadyhalfa and captured a
portion OF it. The Egyptians received
reinforcemeuts from Wadyhaifa and
finally succeeded in driving out the Der
wishes, killing more than hundled Of
them. The Egyptian loss was lG killed
and 90 wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30

WILLIAMS GROVE, Pa, August 90
Governor Beaver arrived this morning,
After dining he was escorted to the
grove, where he addressed the large as
semblage on matters OF interest to the
farmers. Lieutenant Governor Davies
and Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Stone also spoke. This evening II. NJ,
Cutshall delivered an address. A liter.
ary and musical entertainment followed.
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CHEYENNE, August 29.-Trouble is
brewing on the Shoshone reservation,
Fremont county. The Government
issues rations to 800 Arapahoes and !, ,lOC
ShOshones ut this reservation. The
Sioux visitors OF the Arapaboes are al
the bottom OF the trouble. Two white
men were found dead near the Rattle
snake mountains, on the reservation,
where they were doubtlessly murdered
by the Sioux, who donned war-paint
after being ordered of the Shoshone
resRrvntinn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30

MArsoS, It's, August GA large
audience assembled in the NJ. +. Church
last night and listened to ar able sermon
delivered by Bishop Newman, who has
just arrived from the east. His theme
was progress Of christian civilization
and his short discourse was very in.
structive one to his many hearers. Al
the close OF the sermon the bishop was
warmly greeted by most OF the people
present: Many ministers and others
from other places were present to hear
the eminent divine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30

FAIRS, August 29.-The Gauiss has
advices from st. Petersburg which state
that another Nihilist plot has been un-
earthed here. The conspirators, who
had quarters near the Imperial palace,
were raided by the police, who captured
twelve men and three women. They
also secured number OF bombs. Since
this raid several other arrests are said to
have been made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30

WmKEsBARRE, August 2O.-The boiler
OF locomotive attached to n Lehigh
Valley freight train exploded while so
ing up the mountain this afternoon,
The engineer, NJ. Dorsey, escaped with
slight bruises. A brakeman named JOS
Van Horn was blown into the woods q
hundred feet away and so seriously in
jured that he died shortly afterwards.
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MADRID, August pa royal decree
is published providing for energetic
action against the spread of shylloxera.
1t advises the importation OF harder
American vines, the study in schools Of
the growth OF vines, periodical official
inspection of vineyards and the COM
pulsory collection OF small tax per
acre by the provincial deputations.
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THOUSANDS lTILL ne THERE.
Arrangements for u big Reception to Gen
Harrison OH Friday.

hnrrlSOn Oh FfluNys
TOLEDO, August pa Middle Bass
special says: Ex-Governor Foster has
perfected arrangements for public re-
ception to General Harrison at Pat-in'
Bay on Friday next. Excursions will be
run from Cleveland, Sandusky, Detroit,
Toledo and other lake towns, and all the
people in this section will he invited to
come and see General Harrison at Put-in'
Bay next Friday afternoon. He says
that it is probable that there will be no
speaking and no regular programme but
handshaking and general good time
Friday afternoon.
A committee from Toledo visited Gen.
Harrison to-day TO invite him to attend
n monster two days mass meeting at
Fort Meigs, on the Maumee, ten miles
above Toledo. The General promised to
take the matter into consideration, and
says that il he accepts any invitations
outside OF Indiana he will go to Fort
Meigs, on account of the historical asso'
pintiOn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30
CLEVELAND TAXED TOO HIGH.
Jay HubbeIl Declares $4,000 Too Much
for the President to Whack Up.

Jay HubbeII Declares $4,000 Too Much
for the President to whaCk Up.
New York, August 29.-Ex.C Congress
man Jay A. Hubbcll, of Michigan
pulled cigar vigorously at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, while denounCing as an
unmitigated outrage the high political
assessment the Democratic Committee
placed upon President Cleveland. A
reporter asked him: "Nfr. Hubbell, do
you speak as an expert in such mat
ters?"
"Yes, / do. 1t is an outrage and a
brazen imposition to place the assess.
ment OF the President ut 20 per cent OF
his annual salary. never heard OF
such thing before--I mean such high
assessment-and lay the blame entire
" upon Senator Germans shoulders.
He is a veteran, and has run up the per-
centage of political assessments. l know
Colonel Brice never dreamed OF asking
the President for such large sum
as $4,000, because he is Il mere
novice in politics. / therefore aln
constrained to believe that Sena-
tor German, perhaps aided and allotted
by ex-senator Barnum, has raised the
percentage OF political assessments so
high that it will make oilice-holding in
future curse instead OF blessing. The
President, moreover, is a poor man,
having nothing but his salary to fall
back on, and yet the political thumb
screws are twisted on him for an enor,,
nous sum. 1t is vfliainous piece oi
business, and without parallel in the
annals OF political campaigns. Then,
too, the President has young vile,
and rs matter Of prudence should try
to have some money for n rainy day
How can he accumulate when such cal
lous and calculating political veterans
MS German and Barnum bleed him ~
one stroke OF 20 per cent OF his salaryT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30
AFTER THE WHITE CAPS.
IndIana's Governor Insists that the Prose-
cutions Must he Pushed.

lnutnnu'S uONcFhOT lHHlHls tIlnt tHc IFOse'
cutions Must he Pushed.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 20.-Governor
Gray has written again to the judges and
prosecuting Attorneys OF the judicial
districts which are disturbed by the
White Caps, urging that increased exer.
ton be made TO cause to be indicted all
persons who have in any way been con.
nectcd with the Outrages. He promises
to request the Attorney General to Mt
tend the sessions Of the grand iuries OF
those counties, to assist in any way pos.
sibie in procuring the indictments, and
insists that the perpetrators OF the out
rages must be ferreted out, and every
citizen in the region who is supposed ia
have any knowledge of the proceedings
shall be summoned for examination.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30

CHICAGO, August 29.-The Iroquois
Club gave an informal reception to the
Hon. Roger Q. Mills yesterday, and en-
tertained the distinguished tariff reform
er at dinner at the rooms OF the organi-
zation, on Dearborn street. MI. Mills
was accorded hearty welcome. Among
the prominent gentlemen present were
Chief Justice NJ. w, Fuller, Gen. X. j.
Smith, Collector Seeberger and Post
master Jude,
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WINFIELD, L. l., August 9o.-Ms.
Mary Fox, a married woman, so years OF
age, with three children, eloped yester.
day from Maspeth, where she lived with
her husband, Johaan Fox, a marble cut
ter, with George Scharf, young unmar.
ried man. They went to Philadelphia.
Fox is SAID to be greatly pleased at his
Wife's leaving.
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MANCHESTER, August 20.-The Guar
dian, in its commercial article, says: An
average business was done yesterday in
few departments, but altogether the
transactions did not reach the ordinary
Tuesday business. Fair orders from In
dia are in hand. AS rule they are not
impracticable prices, though some busi-
ness has been done for distant delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-30

PIrrsBuRGH, August 29.-The Ale
gheny county Democratic conventions
in session here made the following
Congressional nominations to-day:
Twenty.second District, George W. Nun
roe, OF Pittsburgh; Twenty.third Dis
trict, Joseph A. Langlett, Of Allegheny
City,
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WON BY A SCRATCH.
Wheeling Manages to Win on the JR1
Gr0unds-Other Ball News.

JACKSON, Mich, August 2O.-Minne.
han and Rhue being on the sick list, it
was necessary to shift Jackson's players
around, playing them out of position,
which enabled Wheeling to win, though
only after hard fought ten-inning con-
test. Wheeling had to hustle from the
start, and has nothing to boast of in
winning the game. An error by Eagan
gave the visitors the winning run in the
tenth inning. Stickney carried Off the
fielding honors, followed closely by
Miller, Eagan, 0tterson and Nicholson.
Both pitchers were on their mettle, as
the score shows.
II isas follows.
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PUT UP PRICES.
Coke Operators Decided on sl@5 Rate
for Future snlcs.

Coke Operators DdCIlGu on VI "a lSnte
for Future Snles.
PIrTspuRdH, August 20.-The pros.
poets for the formation OF n coke syndi-
cate or an.advance in prices are better
now than at any time since the pooling
arrangement was discontinued several
months ago. Inquiries for coke during
the past three days have increased to
such an extent that operators are refus-
ing to sell ut the ruling rate OF 81 per
ton. Some operators cannot fill all the
orders they could secure at any price
unless the balance of the ovens in the
region that are not in blast, are blown
in.
Most OF the operators have contracts to
supply coke at 81 per ton that will not
expire until January |. NomOre orders
are being taken at that price. An opera
tor who was spoken to yesterday said he
was losing 500 per month by running
bis ovens at the dollar rate. He stated,
however, that il he allowed his ovens to
remain idle he would lose $500 per
month, the amount necessary TO pump
out the mines, feed the stock, etc. He
believes that n syndicate will shortly be
formed or some arrangement made be-
tween the leading operators to put up
the price to 81 % or higher. A number
OF operators met yesterday and decided
to put up prices and it was decided to
call meeting for that purpose in few
days.
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CoNsTANTINorLE, August S6.-Sir W.
A. White and the Count OF Monte Bello,
the English and French Ambassadors,
have made collective demand upon the
Porte to sign the Suez Canal Conven-
ton. In doing SO, they call attention to
the fact that all the great powers have
adhered to the convention.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, August 2O.-This
mornings list Of 81 new cases OF yellow
fever with 10 others reported up
to noon, has again sent the peo.
pie panic stricken inl every direction,
To-day's train was well filled with rein
gees enroute to the north and to-morro%
will be likewise,
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PARIS, August pa man named Gar
nier, who claimed that the Franco.Ger-
man war had caused his ruin, called at
the German embassy this morning and
fired shot from n revolver at the por-
ter, exclaiming he he did so, Eat last /
have killed one OF them" The porter
was not hurt. GARNER issupposed to be
insane
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MILWAUKEE, August SO.-A special t.
the Eyning Wisconsin from Lancaster
Wis, says the city was visited by de
structiye fire this morning, which wipet
out eight business houses and DESTROYED
q large amount OF valuable property
The loss will aggregate fully $4,000.
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|"IHHIHB EUH HlHUb VIII OHu Mhn OUT,
JacIson......-.......O 0 / 20 o o o 0 0 o. /
Earned, none. FlSt on errors, Jackson. /;
Wheeling. 0. Struck out, by Phalnu, .: KnauSs,
10. Passed balls, Yak, . Wild pitches, KnAuSS,
l.. Double play, Elgan to MulhOlland. Hit By
pitched ball, ChrlSmAn. Stolen bases, FlngE,
Yak. Left on Bases, Jackson, 9; Wheeling, ).
Time, 1880. Umpire, O'Day.
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LONDON, August 2O.-A heavy rain,
accompanied by u gale, prevailed over
England lust night, doing additional
damage to crops. As u result OF the ex.
pccted shortage in breadstufls the bakers
are raising the price OF bread.
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DUBLIN, August 3O.-The evictions of
the Clan railroad estate were resumed
to-day. Some resistance was offered and
several arrest were made.
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ST. PETERSBURG, August SO.-The Car
has donated $4,000 roubIes to the fund
for the sufferers by the fire at Orska.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-31
ALOS HACRNDADOS.
e INDUSTRIALEa

Los que suscriben, sdemis de tener
Ell gusto de offecer so Establishments
de naGquinariA y fundici6n de hierro.
tienen de venta los siguieDtes articulos..
LAdrillos de fuego para hornallas, Fon-
dos "Carron Parrillas mares chilled"
scero y Bierro en- llsntas, barras. y
chspas de Ia. clase. VaIvulss de bronco
y hero para fondos de aztcsr, tubos
de Hero galvanizado para aqua y Va.
por, idem de plomo Coma , cobre do
todos dismetros; Arsdos americsnos
e lngleses de todos ntmeros, con piezss
Sueitas para los mismos, Maquin
para la elaboration de gslletas; Roma
mas de pietaforma hseta 400 kilos
msrca Fairbanks "a $34 idem 500
ki'os q $26. .Pinturas y aceites quema-
dos, Anclss y csdenas de hierro para
embArcaciones, Tela metAlics de cobrs
para ceutrifugar, Correas Coma Empa-
qnetsduras, ejes para trspiches, .un sur
lido de acesorios para mGquinas do
vsror los que otrecemos 4 prscios limi.
tados. -
SObrif0s de POrfiLla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-31
PREMIOS.

Nuestro expositores de tabace
elaborado han obtenido los 81
guientes premios en- ell Certamer
universal de Barcelona;
Medalla de ORC.
D. jose Rodriguez Fuentes.
Sres Rucabado Hnos.
MedaUa de plata.
D. Manuel S. Apellaniz.
Sres. M. Sola Hnos y c:
MedaAa dc bronco
Sres. Roses y c:
D. Man. e Perez Balen.
D. Manuel ZAbala.
Sres. Monclova Hnos { Rape.
Raciban todos nuestra enhora
ouena.
Sc han honrado q 81 mismos y
sus industries, igualmente que
Ia provincis:
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GACETILLAS.

Interesante La gran de
manda de que son objeto los im-
presos para ell censo ha impulsado
q esta Casa 4 hacer una nueva
edici6n de los mismos, que reco-
mendamos q todos los que los ne
cesiten.
A inter6s.-Con buena garantfa
Gu primera hipoteca sobre una casa
bien situada en- esta Oiudad, 6 con
la de billetes del Tesoro de Puerto
Rico, SO desea colocar a inter6s
la suma de 10000 a $4,000 pesos.
En- esta Imprenta informaran.
RsloieS. ha rscibido en- esta
Imprenta un gran surt do de relo-
jes de pared, de las formas mas Ca
prichosas y eIegantes. Sc venden q
IN precio eXageradamente m6dico,
precio menor aun que el acostum.
brado en- los de forma usual Y co
rriente. Esta circupstancia hace
que sean de bueua aplicaci6n para
las escuelas, y por su elegante for
ma pueden servir de adorno en- ell
melor escritorio.
Enfsrmo. - Hemos Sabido con
pesar que go halla enfermo de
alguna gravedad, victima de una
flebre tifoidea, nuestro distinguido
amigo y correligionario den San
tiago Echeveste, dignisimo segun-
do Jefe del battalion Voluntarios
de esta Capital.
SintiendO tan lamentable suceso,
deseamos vivamente el mas pronto
Y efcaz restahlecimiento del sefiOr
Echeveste.
Visita.-Hemos rscibido Ia de
nuestro estimadO amigo ell senior
don jose NJ. Massari, antique )
acreditado comerciante 8 industrial
que reside en- Arroyo.
Agradecemos Ia atenci6n, de'
seando al senor Massari tuda suer-
te de satlsfacciOnes durante su
estancia entire nosotros.
81 Campo Santo. -EusStro Ayuu :
tamiento ha favorecido con pladosa
solicitud el 1timo cristiano Asilu
lie esta Capital, llevando a cabo en-
81 varias obras de reforma, limpie.
"a Y ornate one imprimen bello as.
pecto y golpe de vista d tau vene'
rando reCiRto.
Por su parte, el digno Cape.
Ian del mismo, nuestro amigo el
P. Dav Ia, no 30 duerme sobre sus
lsureles, y con 81 actividad Y bueu
deseo, hace augurar que el proximc
Dfa de los Difuntos serA una yer.
dadera solemnidad On el O mente.
rio.
Honor & quien honor 90 debe
Robo.-Uno dc importanuia sc
ha c0metido estos dias On Ia Ga.
pital, segdn SO cuenta. De uu co.
che que 80 detuvo, la otra noche,
ante el almacen de los Sres Hernaiz
Iy C., un caco, aprovechaudo ua
lescuido, pesco 700 pesos y otro,
valores. La rolicia multiplica sus
gestiones en- busca del ladr6n, y
parece que han aldo enoontraio,
restos del botin, aunque NADIA de
moneda ni yalores, que sepamos.
Ahora 10 que falta e. que sc do
con 6stos, y con el que ilicitamente
.argo con ellos.
El coche J 10 persona 8 petsonas
lQue oonduciA pgOcedian do oAguas