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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
Her Wedding G,r- from the Roy., Family.

LONDON. Nov THE marriage OF Miss Lii
las. only daughter of Sir Algernon Bor,hwIck.
to the Earl OF Bathurst. which will take place
In this city on Nov. 10. is exciting much inter-
est In London society. The Queen has sent to
the hride-elect a handsome silver tea service
Ex- Empress EGgthie has given her n gold
plated tea service, Among her other pres
ent sare II heart shaped casket studded with
Jewels from the Duke and Durhess OF York
and an Arab horse from her father. Most OF
the members Of the royal family have sent her
costly gifts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
THE PRUSSIAN ELECTIONS.

The Conservatives Elect Nearly n. Many
Menber~ as AL Other Parties.
BERLIN. Nov. T. Complete returns from the
Prussian Parliame ntary elections give the fol-
loving totals Conservatives and Free Con-
servatives. 2lO; National Liberals. 81: clerl-
calls. So Radicals. 20: Poles. 10: Danes. .
Berlin returned nine mem ers Of the Radical
for whom n seat was kept open at the capital
in anticipation OF his defeat in Hagen. One
vote was cast here for Prince Bismarck. Bnron
Riepenhauser. Conservative. defeated Dr.
Boetticher by u large majority.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
Thinks moi. President Cleveland.

Private Hhip Schohol Of Company B.
United States Engineers, stationed at Wiletts
Point. is locked w at College Point pending
an inquiry into his mental condition. He was
arrested late ON Monday night by Deputy
Sheriff Lawrence Miller. He said that he was
President Cleveland and That eX-President
Harrison was his grandfather ana would bail
him out. Tho Whats Point authorities have
been notified, and il is probable Schoholl will
he turned over to them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
,,.,v Mu.t Keen Up Her Arn,v

ROME. Nov. 7.-Ex-Premier Crispi when ap-
preached privately on the subject OF support
ing a new Cabinet with Joseph Xanardelli at
tirely upon the budget proposals. Although
he had favored extensive economies some time
i'm possible. in view Of tho present European
situation. to reduce the military expenditure.
In the event Of u sudden conflict Italy must
be prepared for immediate action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
Miss Gran, Engaged to tho Earl Of Essex.

LONDON. Nov, THE betrothal of Miss Adele
Grant to the Earl of Essex was publicly an
pounced to-day. Tho Earl OF Essex and Wis.
count Madon. whose family name is CapeI.w WAS
born IN lT27 lie sane snse'efei ss gTanllaiIer.
tine 1ls 'a Isanor s daughter q Wsm2 r.
Hartford. She died in lSS5 The Earl has one
son, VINO will succeed TO the title.
Miss Grant 10 a daughter OF the late Beach
Grant of New York. and is well known In New
York London. and Continental sociafy Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
Destroyed by an Ear,bauaLe

CRY OF MEXICO. Now 7.-Advices received
to-day from the interi n town, Coyuca de Cata-
Ian. in Guerrero. are that the place was prac-
tirally destroyed 10y earthquake on Oct. 20. A
church and the schoolhouscs OF the town were
com pletely ruined Not u single house within
it's bounds WAS left in a hahitable condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08

BERLIN. Now THE Klene Journal says
that tho Emperor sent with his portrait to
Chancellor Won Capriyi an autograph letter
consider 1t my duty to give this to you. as
renewed proof OF my confidence in the face OF
the upj Just attacks OF which you recently have
been u victim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
sss, 900 Legacy I" Trinity College.

HARTFORD. Nov, THE will OF tho late ex-
Judge Dwight Whitfield Pardee OF tho SUI
preme Court leaves $25. 900 to Trinity College
Si25 900 to trustees for use OF sisters. which.
II not disposed Of by their wills ia TO be divided
at the survivors death among seven different
charities,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
The British Fleet in the Mediterranean.

LONDON. Nov. Tn tho House of Commons
to-day Mr. Gladstone. in response to questions
relative to the strength Of the British and other
fleets in the Mediterranean. said that the Gov
eminent was perecty sSt ,et, Of the ade-
ranean solladron TO meet every duty He de-
clined to discuss the condition Of the navy as
affected by recent events.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08

NASHVILLE Nov. THE Jury summoned to
inquire into the deaths OF Ned Waggoner. Will
liam wAggoner. Samuel Motlow. and Eliza
Motiov who were lynched nesr lLynehburG on
evidence as to the identity Of any Of the 200
men com posing the mob could be obtained.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
Socialists Arrested IN Warsaw.

WARSAW. Nov. 7. Twentysix more arrests
have been made here in connection with the
Socialist agitation. Most OF the prisoners are
Gen. GourRo Governor Of Warsaw; who has
eifec,s OF POISON administered to him, IL i'm
proving daily and expects TO recover entirely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08

LONDON, Nov. S-The Paris correspondent
OF the Times says that the French Cabinet,
on President Carnot's advice, has decided not
to modify the com position OF the Ministry be-
fore the Chamber shall have chance to indi-
cate Its views.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08

r. &. Ross Outpoints = Strong Field at
Cypress Hills Park.


Cypress Hills Park.
Some important rife contests were decided
at WisselPs rifle range. Cypress Hills PARK.
yesterday. Nearly all OF the prominent rife
shots Of tho vicinity were present and COM
peted for tho prizes and a diamond trophy
offered by c. S. Wissell for the best ten-shot
ticket. In the championship contest each man
had 100 shots at the 300 yards range % Ger
man ring target: a possible total of $500 to
be made: nine prizes. The results:
F. O. Ross .lt4: " Dorrler. 2lsl; ". Hayes 2 1876;
n'G sIo5 4 r hH" os 29 e + s%shEi e
2l2S: o. PIalsted 1883 K Busse 2,07s: H. Zettler
2oda: J A. BoyEsn. :,oHG; 2e,tLer. 2O3o T. o.
Lyon. .9ss: N harrington l,4l; &C Watts a, !sa2:
lsHO: j. e. Case 1892; W. Brooks. l5l5 F. Fabrias.
l.242.
.FabrIas is 70 years old. and fred all his 100
The following are the scores IN the ten-shot
contest:
r,C Ross, 2,la4; NJ norrler, 2lslI W Hayes. e;les:
2.i4s: l. Fiach. FLAG: Il Iioiges 2lsl H. NJ Pope.
2.069: J. A. BOY ken. aod6 C u z-ttler 2.O3o
The shoot for the diamond trophy resulted
In tie between Flach and {. Hutch with 23O
each out of n UUssih! 25O on tho shoot off,
three shots each. l'Ia"h won. Tie scores o.
the best twelve shots
1, f!aGh 29o C. Ilgtcs b. $50, F. Ross 22ai Z.
iianson 225 q. SchIicnt 225: Dorrer. 228; C zct.
tier, "a: II. NJ Pope, 80; H. Busse. 2a1.
sboot-cn--I. Fiach so: c. Hutch. 81.
At the close OF the contest the shooters par
took Of supper. and after that the prizes were
evening was spent by tho crack shots and their
friauls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
LIVE WASHING TON TOPICS.
The New Tariff BIn May BE Ready Within
Three Weeks.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Tone OF the major
fly members OF the Committee on Ways
and Means this morning said that he
fully expected the majority would have
the new Tariff bill 30 far advanced that
it might be submitted to the minority men,
bers at u called meeting within three weeks.
According to the order made by the House
Just before adjournment the minority will
then be allowed ten days within which to
prepare their views for publication along with
the majority report. 1t will necessitate some
rapid work on the part OF the inority II 1t ia
expected that they shall undertake In this
presentation OF their views to dissect and dis
TEN pied the ten days period will suffice for
the preparation Of a general argument against
the proposed tariff reform measure OF the
majority.
Senator Voorhees,. Chairman OF the Finance
Committee. leaves Saturday for his home in
Terre Haute. where lie will remain until the
approach OF the regular session. Mr. voor-
hees is suffering from a slight attack OF his
old-time enemy. the rheumatism, but hopes to
get rid OF it within the next two or three
weeks.
Tho total number of fourth-cla Post
were to M vacancies caused by designations
and death There were no appointments for
either New York or New England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
Six New yellow Fever Cases.

reported to-day. Three are Alexander
Anderson. Douglas Davis, and Mrs, Morgan.
Thirty-one patients were discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08
A CaTARlCr ~ THE HO1EL ALBION.
Everything Was SonEcd While the Firemsn
We're drowning Ont RInz,.

Were Browning Out u Ri"z'.
PLAISFIELD, Nov. 7.-Col. A. II. King, pro-
prietor OF the Albion Hotel sat in his office
reading at 1880 o'clock tonight. whom man
rushed In crying
Your buildings all Afrel"
Col. King Is a veteran volunteer fireman OF
New York. having lcpn member OF old AmitY
Hose and he did not Lose his head. He found
the fourth story GllnYe After notifying his
guests, who were ~ dinner. he gave the alarm.
The huge huidilI was OF wood. aud the fire
had to be- drowned out Everything was
soaked. A cRtuI,wt poured down the stair
ways. and II e l"-h wili reach many thousands
OF dollars j WA cijused chiefly b. water
Fireman William Adds was overcome by
smoke. but soon recovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-08

Notes OF Foreign Happenings.
The Corinth Canal will be opened for trsfie
on Nov. 8.
Chancellor Won Capriyi has invited the Finan-
etai Ministerg OF the Federal States to attend
the taxation debates IN the heichstaR.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
River RiDlets.

The Sidney passes up this evening.
The j. X. Graves came down with
eight strings of logs.
The B. Hershey brought down
eight strings of lumber
The stage of water at Rock Isl
and bridge at noon today was 2:2O;
the temperature was 81.
The Pittsburg passed down last
evening with the largest number of
passengers of the season.
The Pilot, Irene d. and Verne
Swain came down, and the Glenmont,
Josephine. Pilot, Irene D., j. X.
Graves, Daisy and Verne Swain went
north.
The j. X. Graves will probably lay
up for the season on account of the
low water. Last trip the boat ran
aground on rock and damaged it
somewhat.
The White Eagle seized by the
United States marshal at Cairo 4 few
days since, and which sunk Sunday
while in the hands of the United
States marshal, will make it n ques-
tion who will be liable for raising
her and paving damages. and one
which the river men hereabouis are
watching with interest. The ancient
concern is small loss at all events.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03

a proposition has been placed be-
fore the employees of the Nicholas
Kuhnen Cigar company. at Daven-
port. to the effect that they sub
nit to 81 10 per cent reduc-
ton in wages for the next 80
days or close down altogether for 80
days. The business of the company
is nearly al done in the west where
trade is at present in a very poor
condition. and as consequence their
nine travelling men have been called
in. This double line of action has
been left open for the employees
purely for their own benefit, Mr.
Kuhnen, the manager, thinking they
would probably prefer to accept the
proposed reduction than remain Idle
for 80 days. The factory hands will
vote on the matter Friday night and
decide it among themselves.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
1 Moline DelusioH.

A Moline Dispatch man has ven
tured forth after the moon comes up.
and in last nights paper. he tells
about the lelusive effects upon him:
A very queer incident occurred to
party Of people returning from
Black Hawk last night. What ap-
peared to be house on fire proved
to be a spectre. The entire building
on the inside seemed to be mass OF
flames. but after about two or three
minutes o. this supposed conilagra-
ton the fire vanished About TWEEN
ty people saw this fire. The appear
ance Of woman was visible at one
of the windows while the apparent
flames were raging. The site was
about a half mile from the Tower.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
Harris Nickel Plate.

W. H. Harris does not claim pro-
prietorship to the greatest show on
earth, " but he does claim to have one
of the most novel and interesting
performances ever given under can
vass. Among the features to be seen
only under the tents of the great
Nickel Plate shows are the following:
The grand entire OF II milk white
horses; Senator, the equine marvel,
the best broke trick and performing
stallion in the country; Harris world
famous $4,000 challenge den of per-
forming lions, trained especially for
this show. the largest in America,
the funniest knock about clowns who
ever entered ring. These, and
many other features, have combined
to make the great Nickel Plate. to be
seen here tomorrow. king all popu-
lar price shows.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
The Improvement Association.

This is the night for the regular
annual meeting of the Rock Island
Citizens Improvement association,
when the annual election of officers
occurs. 1t is important that all
members attend, and that the asso-
citation act wisely in the selection of
its officers for the ensuing year.
Committees to whom has been as
signed matters of vital interest to
the association are expected to re-
port, and action taken looking to the
associations future
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
RESUME AT ONCE.
Paving Operations on Eigh.
teenth Street.
THE BRICK SUPPLY CATCHING TIP,

me Cause of the Delay at the CLAY R,rLs
at sears-The Work now to be pushed
without Further Interruption from
Present Prospects-Stx Cars 81 Dov t,,o
Demand.
Inc property holders on Eiph-
teehth street. south of Third avenue
VINO were met the first of the week
pS 'he unpleasant prospect of having
'he paving operations in front of
Chelr doors Indefinitely deferred.
nave more pleasant prospects before
them today, and everything indicates
now that the work will be pushed
through without further interrup-
tlon or delay. The cause of the su ;
pension, as has been said. was not
the strlngency in the money market.
but stringeney in the brick market.
The National Clay company at
Sears, which is furnishing the
VItrliied paving brick for the street
Improvements so far contracted for
found Edwards Il Walsh greater
hustlers than they were taken for and
they put through Fourth avenue and
Iwenty-fourth street in time that
beat all records. Consequently when
the company changed over from one
clay bank to another n month AGO it
got behind in the supply it was fur
nishing and when Edwards & Walsh
turned their attention to Eighteenth
street they were right on the heels of
the brick makers. The contractors
are in the habit of laying about six
car loads lay or 10000 brick. and
Mr.. Edwards found it necessary to
lay off portion of his men and con.
fine himself to grrding until the Clay
company could catch up little.
Tie Brick Product.
The brick manufacturers have taken
advantage of this temporary lull in
active paw NO operations. and have
put in their best licks to catch up,
and Foreman Smith, of the National
Clay company, this morning in
formed an ARGUS representative that
the works at Sears were now turning
out in the neighborhood of 10000
brick day. and that four car loads
were sent III last night for Edwarks
Il Walsh, and that four car loads a
, day would be furnished now right
along.
Having received this assurance.
/ Contractor Edwards. who has the
bulk OF his grading on Eighteenth
street completed. at once made ar
rangements to resume active paving
operations tomorrow morning. and ii
the brick supply keeps ahead of him
as j. promised. he will finish the
work to seventh avenue. the extent
of the contract. by Sept. /. He ex-
| poets to re, out of the block between
Third and Fourth avenues by Satur-
dav night.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
KNOWLEDGE

kline comfort and improvement and
n. TO personal enjoyment when
fDIy used. The many, who live bet
finn others and enjoy life more, with
] expenditure, by more promptly
srtint the worlds best products to
<necd- of physical being, Will attest
! value to health of the pure liquid
~tiye principles embraced in the
reiy. syrup Of Figs
4. excellence is due to its presenting
9bp form most acceptable and pleas
4 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
refcial properties of a perfect lax
H.: eHectually cleansing the system,
pcling colds, headaches and fevers
/ permanently curing constipation.
Ia given satisfaction to millions and
with the approval of the medical
bttssion, because it acts on the Kid
i. Liver and Bowels without weak
BE- them and it is perfectly free from
,rv Objectionable substance.
tyrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
< in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
,ctured by the California Fig Syrup
/. .only, whose name is printed on every
skage also the name, Syrup of Figs,
being well informed, YOU will not
'ept any substitute if offered.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
Great Bargains.

Having purchased of George NJ.
Loosely the entire stock of crockery.
glass. china, stoneware and cutlery
at 1909, Second avenue, and being
desirious of reducing the stock to en-
able me to make extensive improve
ments in the store room. | will for 4
limited time, sell AT cost any of the
goods in stock. They are all in good
order, fresh and in great variety.
F. l.. MITCHELL.
Rock Island. Aug. ,. 1898.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
.Iuly 3leteOrOlOgy.

The monthly meteorological sum-
mary for the month of July places
the mean barometer at 1894: the
highest, 80. II on the 10Th and goth;
the lowest, 1896 on the 14th. The
mean temperature was n; the high
est "a on the Esd; the lowest, 90 on
the Sd. The number of clear days
was 10; partly cloudy, IA, and cloudy
2. There were thunder storms on
the 9th. 9Th, 18th, 10th and 18th.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
I.ncai WORLDS rair visitors.

Mrs. N. A. Sample leaves this
evening for Chicago on three weeks
visit.
Miss Eta Schneider has returned
after two weeks sight seeing at the
fair.
Joseph Roseniield and family have
rrturned from their 3-weeks' visit to
the WORLDS fair.
c. Z. Barge and sister, Miss Eilie,
of Central City, Nebraska. left for
their home yesterday morning, after
spending few days with their cousin
Miss Effie Barge, on their way home
from the Worlds fair.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
CROP CONDITIONS.
Report of the Illinois Fields for the Last
Week of July.


Week of July.
The Illinois weather bureau in its
report for July holds that the tenn
perature of the past seven days. has
been above the normal throughout
the state. At Chicago, the daily ex-
cess was about degrees; at Spring
field, ? degrees, and at Cairo. de-
grees. An average amount of sun
shine prevailed. The rainfall for the
week has been very evenly distrib-
uted throughout the state. In the
northern division, except in few
counties, it has been below a season.
able average, some counties report
ing no rain. In the central division
it is generally above the normal, and
well distributed In the southern
division, while below a seasonable
amount, it was fairly we'll distrib-
uted.
Harvesting.
Oats harvesting is, except in few
of the extreme northern counties.
practically completed. threshing is
now in full blast, and the reports in
dicate the yield from 20 to so BUSH
els. Wheat harvesting is still in
progress. and the yield Will range
from to 20 bushels per acre
The correspondent at Eureka. Wood
ford county, reports that the high
wind OF the 24th lodged many fields
of corn and oats, and scattered the
grain in stack. Pastures, while
slightly benefited by the recent
showers, are generally in poor condi-
tion and need more rain. There is
some complaint of grasshoppers in
juring pastures and meadows in some
localities. Corn is reported as hav-
ing been benefited by the late rain
and making good growth; in many
sections. however. where the
drought still prevails, it is firing and
willing badly. GraSshoppers and
chinch bugs are still damaging this
crop in some counties. In some To-
calities potatoes have been badly in
jured by drought and insects. Plow-
ing for wheat has begun in some sec
tions of the southern division. There
has been no material change reported
in the condition of fruit since last
week. Stock water is reported
scarce in some localities.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-08-03
The Information to be Given.

The observer will receive full in
structions that will enable him to
work intelligentlv in making his fore
casts. He will know where all the
watersheds are that divide the basin
OF the Mississippi from those of
other rivers that drain in other di-
rectiOns; or that empty into itself be-
low this point. He will be fully ad-
vised every morning by wire of all
rainfalls or other precipitation that
may occur within given "a hours
in the Mississippi basin above here.
From these. and other data. he will
be enabled to work up his forecasts
They will be issued here in the morn
ing of each day. and will be farther
reaching than the former forecasts
They viii be good for 4S hours, nj
least, in ordinary conditions, and
in time Of prolonged drought.
such as we are now eXperien-
cling. they may cover even lon
ger time. They will be is
sued 10y mail and telegraph and the
entire line OF the river from Musca-
tine or this city to the head of navi-
CATION will be covered with them.
All this will call for some work in
addition to that which the Office here
has been doing, though it has been
busy hitherto. 1t viii be no small
task to make up forecasts for over
800 miles of river, and make them
with enough care to be reliable No
doubt some experimental knowledge
of the work and the conditions gov
erning it will have to be gained be-
fore the best results can be obtained
but there is every reason to believe
that the results will be satisfactory
from the outset.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-09
Emulsion Creosotada
DC RABELL.
Farmaceutco de ia Universidad de la Hnboa0

Furmaceutco de ia Unrersidad de la Ha6ana.
Ecdz oderoso reedio las Intermediates del pecho.
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA del DR.. Rabell, es un
magnfco maravoso agente terapeutico de exo SECURE
Ia Bronqes, T.sis, Laigit Amaas Catarros, Toses
oertnaes Reyrtado Erqf4Ias, 4n6na, Baquttnso
ninos Debadad general sma las afeccione de
la garganta los bronquios los pumones. Despierta
apetito vgorza las naturaezas mas empobecidas Es Ell
remedo por excelencia
La EMULSION CREOsOTADA DE RABELL, nueva
unica original asociaci6n de ACEITE DE BACALAO,
CREOSOTA HIPOFOSFITOS DE CAL SOSA uns
iecada crema, suave basamico de grato sabor
paladable hasta por los ninos
Todos los enfermos la tomaran sin repugnancia,
tacidad gusto Esta elaborada esqusto esmero
Pruebese Sc admirara su rapida accion curativa.
Vease ell ampo prospecto acompana cada frasco.
De venta todas las Droguerias Bocas de la Isa de
uba Dep6sito principal ola Reunion de Jose Saba Hs
de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-09
El Gurrssponsal dehsra dar su direction
Y flrmar con ClarIdat.

U. formuadO eyes prohibiendo
lotea ervirenos de las Compahas
de Premios.
Las stas los locales las da1
cuaquer caudad E&preSo 0Tt
dc gdso. A., us..,o \.
de Constitution del stado, PoT o a
UC lnv1olaole
ell continuara hasta 1879
comisiones los eXendedores
netes de Eddo Louisiana, 81 desesn obtene
premi0s anuncad0 en- La lista
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-09
la Be11eZa

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GRAN FABRICA DE TABANOS Y CIGARROS
PREMIADA CON CUATRO MEDALLAs DE ORC UNA
MENCI0N HONoRFIcA EN- Ell TRANsCURso DE UN
ANo.
DRAGONES 80 Y 47.-HABANA
A los habtantes de Ia noble culta Isla de
Puerto-Rlco
EXPRESSION DE GRATITUD
A ii, pueblo ejemplar de Puerto-Rco
FL canto que tn bondad inspra,
DOnde mi eterna gratitud expico,
Aunque debil 6 insonora lira.
Sc aproxman las Pascuas, a fe mia
nj saludarOs con fervente anhelo,
Por vuestra dicha ruego sin falsa
Porque tengais la bendicion del cieo.
Que siempre la paz divisa
que fuente seals de profundo
Asi tus camplnas Y la brisa,
Gloria seras admiration del mundo
tn, pr6dga mano, nobleza,
Me brndais protection sincera pura
POr ESQ, pues, la marca La BelezG
Os da las gracias LENA de ternura