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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-15
SECOND DISTRICT

Elects Its Delegates TodSy-BilllnEUlsa,
Lynch and Gould arc the Candidates.
All, of Cgurae, aFs for feIElnIsp.
Special Dispatch to tho IntelliEenreE.
GRAFTON. W. Va, May lG.-GrAfton
il hlled to ovcrRowlng Tonight with
Republicans. The Mckinley brigade
arrived from Clnrkaburg this eVOninE
several hundred strong and are quarter
cd in the several hotels and boarding
hnuSeS. Badge bedecked delegates arc
everywhere The majority Of them Rre
the representatives Of the counties Of the
Second congressional district. They
will hold their convention here to-mor.
row TO complete the work Of selecting
delegates to st. Louis, and will choose
the last two OF the twelve good men and
true, who win cast West VlrElniR'B vote
in the national convention for the choice
OF the people OF the country for the
presidency.
There are three active and hustllnE
candidates In the field and each Il get
ting In his work to the best OF hts ability
tonight They are w. Newt. Linch. of
Berkeley county; BilllnEsleA, of Mar
lon, and Gould, OF Tucker. Each has
developed considerable strength and the
result OF the bRllOtlnE cannot be fore
told. Only one Of the three viii be dis
appointed, but which nne will not pre-
diet. All are straight out from the
shoulder Mckinley men and the two
chosen will be worthy representatives
OF the dlHtrict. @. A. d.
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THE FEATURES

or the COnvemtiOuS-IC Representative Char,
aetsr Of tho DOIeEaIss-I.arRe Number Of
BRaIneOs Men Ia AtiendaneC--FIne Ora.
toricaI Talent Developed.
Special Dispatch TO the IntelllEonccr,
GRAFTON. May 14.-one OF the feat.
ures OF the three conventions Of tho
week, which has excited general COM
nent, n that no finer body OF men ever
assembled In this state. The dcleEa-
tiOnS have all been made up Of represcn-
tatlVe citizens ns n rule, the best mater
lnI the counties could AFFORD. The num-
bcr OF business men and men of AFFAIRS
hhy been unusually large, indicating
tho unusual interest bclng taken In Re-
publican politics by that class OF Clu-
Znns.
The display OF oritorIcal talent at tho
state convention to-day was remRrkA-
bic. Eloqucncs flowed like water and
with one Or two exceptions all the
speeches made were OF a high order.
They were most all made by young men,
too. Late years have developed In the
Republican ranks In this state a number
Of Young orators that warrant the pre-
dIctlon that in future campaigns West
Virginia will not be Obliged 10 import
'iHpcil binders" from other states. We
have thOm here
The hotels Of Clarksburg did trc,
nondnuB business In the past two days,
showing how It pays town TO have n
state convention. The Traders Hotel,
which was the headquarters, was pack
cd from cellar 10 Enrrct, and tho dining
rooms and pRrlorE were filled with cots
InRt night. Tho managers It'd the best
they could under the circumstances 10
supply NIL wants. but II was hard work.
RrnubIlcnns seemed to spring fTOm
cvGI.ywhnrC, md they were the happleSt
Sc, OF vide awake party hustlCrH l ever
Sav g. a. d.
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PRESS ACooxMoDATIoNs,

AZ the 81. I.ouIS COMVenIlOns-ApplicR-
tlons for Tickets ClOSo Jane !.
ST. LOUIS, No.. May 1.-THE press
committee Of the business mems league
held conferences this morning and after.
nnon with serEcant-at-RrmR ByrneH,
with reference TO the distribution OF
press tickets for the national Republic
can convention. II was arranged that
the committee should take charge Of all
applications for seats including those
already received by the RcrEeant.nt-
arms. All applications will be tabUlnt-
cd. ana the most equitable distribution
possible Of the AIS seats will bC made by
the committee and by them submitted
to Mr.. ByrncA for his approval. Secre-
tRry James Cox was ordered to give no.
tIcc TINT all papers not having applied
tn either the sergeant. t-arma or Chnlr.
man u. M. HouFer, OF the press commit
tec, must make application immediate
IS 10 the latter. In order 10 facilltRt"
the location OF seats and the distribution
~ tickets II was decided 10 receive no
applications for seats after June ].
A subcommittee was appointed to
confer with the architect and the chair
man 0t tnr uAIl CVHlul'N'V WH w StAV
"details of arrangements, ana steps
were taken townrds providing suitable
entertainment fOr the visiting news
papcr mon. \ number Of applications
have been received from Washington
and New York correspondents Ot news
papers for tickets. II was resolved that
ali applications for tirkula from news
paper correspondents IN Washington or
New York. must b. made through tho
papers they represent. and not FOR
thSmspivOg Individuals.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, May ITO
days session of the Methodist EpIsco-
pal conference was the most important
that has been held yet. The long exc
pected report of the committee on epis-
copacy was presented and adopted, after
an animated debate which was inter-
spersed with incidents Of dramatic and
pathetic interest and many parliament
ary tungles. The report provided for
the retirement of the venerable Bishops
Bowman and Foster on the ground Of
non-enectlveness. declared that the
time Is opportunc for the election OF q
bishop OF African descent, and also pro-
vlded for the election OF but two Bish-
ops to take the place OF those who were
retired. The three propositions In the
report were agreed tn by large major
Ity., This action relates only to the
bishops in this country and takes no ac-
count OF the bishops In the missionary
field, who Will be considered later.
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White, OF PnrkersburE, Mr. M. q.
Holmes, Of Harrison, seconded General
Duv0l's nomination, and brought down
the house with his wit and ClOQuencc.
Hon. w. s. Edwards, Of KanawhR,
named Hon. ], Eugene Dana, of that
county, and Hon. John Il. Floyd sec.
Oided tho nomination. This action on
the part Of these gentlemen was greet.
cd with great applause. as everybody
understood that II meant that the FAM
lly differences In KRnawha had been
healed. :;
Or, NJ, s. Holt seconded General Du-
vai's nomination Mr., c, r. Hart. Of
Ohio, county followed with a speech In
favor Of O, W. o. Hnrdman, in which
he took occasion to make clear to the
convention without dlsparaEsmCnt TO
General DuvAl that his name, brought
in at the last hour, had been an inter-
ference with q fair arrangement which
had been agreed upon among tho cOun-
ties Of the First district. by which there
would be nm equitable and fair recOg-
milton OF the merits OF Republican
county. which had for yearH failed TO
receive Just recognition. II was un-
dOrstOod that Tyler would thus receive
what she asked for. Ohio county had
asked for q delegate. and been granted
It. Lewis had been given an alternate
and Harrison delegate. The arrange
ment was emlnently fair and In the
interests OF the party. General Duval
was honored by the Republicans OF the
state, and by none more than the
speaker, but under the circumstances
Tyler county deserved not TO be over
looked. Hardman'R nomination was Sec
Onded by NJ. II. Willis. OF DOddridgc.
]. w. Vandervort, OF Wood, also Sec
onded the nomination in rouSlns
speech.
George PoRenbarger OF Mason, sec.
onded Mr. Whites nomination.
Hon, John II. Holt. Of Taylor. clo-
Quently placed Hon. F, n. Reynolds,
OF Mineral. before the convention.
There were several seconds 20 this
MSssrS. Reynolds, Dana and
White were elected by acclGma-
tion, they being the only candidates
tho convention. Much interest was ta-
ken in the contest between General
Duval and Mr.. Hardman. the two can
didntcs from the First district. As
each county announced It's vote, there
were cheers from the paTtisnns Of the
candidates. In InoEt Of the counties
the vote was divided between the two
men, and the vote resulted Hartman.
442ls: Duval. 332 The result was re-
ccIved with cheers.
Mr.. Hartman made m eloquent
speech. In which he paid brilliant tri-
butte TO the soldier record OF General
DuVRl.
General puval moved that Mr. Hard
mans nomination be made unanimous,
which was done.
A. h. White was rendered m ovation
and duly acknowledged tho compliment.
General ]. II. DuvRl was then elect.
cd alternate.at-large. F. II. Vents, OF
Barbour, and F. II. ThonGS, vera nomi-
mated. but wentI withdrew and rhom-
as got II by reclamation.
John /. Hurst. OF Upshur. was named
as alternate from the Third district,
and George Ponenbarger. Of Mason, for
the Fourth, All elections were BY ac-
clAmatlon.
Hon. F. 81. Reynolds was called for
and spoke briefly, after which the con-
veptioR adjourned. g. A. D.
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FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION

or the WOmAn's missionary society St
Maryland synod, Lutheran Church,
Special Dispatch to The IntellIEenceF,
MARTINsBURG, W, Va, May a.
The NTH annual session Of the wo-
mans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society, Of the western conferences OF
the Maryland Synod. OF the Lutheran
church, was held here to-day, and was
opened with exercises led by the pres
Ident. Mrs. ]. d. Main, HaEerstown.
Nd. Tho greetings OF the Western Con-
ference OF the Maryland Lutheran min
listers wRs extended By Rev. N. d. Ga
yer. WlIlIamAport, Md, and President
Mrs. Main made Il happy response. The
president submitted highly sAtistAc-
tory report as did also the treasurer.
The membership was shown to have
largely Increased and a number OF lp-
cal societies were organized during the
year. 80
Clear Springs, Md, The Masters CAL
by Mrs, w. II. Brown, Wnynesboro'FA.'
"Our African Mission:" by Miss LAoItle
GaVer, HaBerstnwn, Nd, Soclaolilty
these, the subject "our Conference. and
missionary meetings, what they have
done for Its members" was opened by
Mira, G. v. Splelman, Of HagerStown'
and was paFticlpatet tn by a number
Mrs. william Jones. OF baltimore. the
Eynodlcal president also made an In
tereRtinE address on the subject OF
missionary gIeanlnga. Addresses were
made tonight By Rev. e, H. DeIk, "
HaEerEtown, and Rev. c. s. Trump. OF
this city, and several others. The next
meeting will be held at Waynesboro,
n,
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tnhled, and the report Of the committee
on cpIBconncy retiring the two bishops
was adopted.
Tho conference then adjourned.
There was lively meeting Of tho
committee on temperance this after
noon, and as q result two reports dc.
AnIng the policy Of the church with re-
spect To the temperance question Will
b. submitted TO tho conference to-mors
row. The majority report will be IN
line with the action OF the conference
OF four years ago al Omaha, which was
to the effect that no political party has
the right to expect the support OF
Christians if that party does not de-
clare in favor OF the total prohibition
OF the liquor traffic.
This report will have the support Of
sixteen members OF the committee, ana
will be advocated by DR.. Lowther, OF
Wichita, KaE. Fifteen mOmbers OF the
committee will sign the minority re-.
port opposing the majority. II Will
urge that the adoption OF the majority
report will commit the church to the
Prohibition party, and claim that more
effective practical temperance work
can be accomplished through the medI-
UNI Of the old parties. Or, Everett, OF
the New England conference; Or. Nc.
Farland, of Illinois; Prof. Harris, OF
Maine. and DR.. QuRyle. Of Kansas City.
win support the minority report. The
committee decided TO cooperate inanI-
mously with the anti.saloon league.
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THE BIG four

80, !, -. IS,.., V1r,t,,I. Delegn.
n" ''''' ,'sse '"s -, ,'T..noII.,
no" ~ st'
Dana and White Selected DsieEa''s-a'-
Large strong inAtr"stlS"s '"t "0'
KinIsy.
g..rioI r1g1utrh 10 the EntrlllFeneer.
cr,puSp1rUc ~ "a Nay H.
e''H''i'S' nv az s,a.,t,,
n" great WigWam began 10 MI E'''.''
h"slro II O'Clock, the hour set for the
..,-,,ti,,. ~, ~. ,,,tr convention. and
''"''"h y, S,,",-,.,. ,,.,,..,,, r.rrCI
"N'h 7'@te N"@'''iS' "''D
,s,,, To-, ,bou1and peopIe in the en-
-. a. ,,,,,,,.,,,, ~ C.Inpks-
.'''"re' hcF' N'' {" ',''-,' ~. 49,.
nnrs. len IN prayer duTihk "h'oh t"'
as,einblaEc stood In respectful silence.
f,t,i,,o,r D,w,op congratulated the
r's',.,,..- ,s, i,.. - w., vIrr,r,a on the
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GOES UP TO $50.

The EstIsr Well In the ColeraIn Field
was Shot Last NIght-PFodnction In.
creased to $50 BarreIS-A SiEnifeRna
Dry Hole.
Last evening at Z o'clock. the Estler
lot well Of Thompson q GasmIre, Of
this city, in the over-the-river coler.
ain field, was administered a good,
healthy shot Of nitro glyeerine and
dynamite, with the result that the
daily production is increased from be-
tween ltty and sixty barrels TO $50
barrels.
The Clark No. . well, 81 the Standard
OIL Company, has come in rank dus-
ter, 1t is situated 1000 feet south Of
the Bracken No. ], which now seems to
be the point from which AL other holes
are measured. II is feared that the
prospects OF several wells south Of the
Bracken will be hurt by the Clark NO.
coming in worthless.
The Mahlin No. g. 1900 feet south
OF the BFacken. VIII reach the sand
probably Saturday night. Being 90
close to the Clark duster, It may be m
the same class.
The tools have been stuck In the
School House well, and the rig Will be
removed to a new location. ~
The Bracken No. / IL now doing IN.
the neighborhood Of l25 barrels Q day.
II Is a steady producer, having dimitls
IRhed very little since 1t came IN sew
eral weeks ago.
Purdy & POOLS well on the Bailey lot
Is down coo or 700 feet
weStwood & Dunlevy's well on the
Walker, Is being cleaned out and may
make a light producer
The Standard yesterday afternoon
made two new locations In the Coler-
ain field. They are 10 the extreme
west Of present operations, on the Shar.
on farm.
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ONO R1vTR ROAD.
Annual Meeting EaStsFn Men PFsaOmi
nate TN IN" New Directory.

Annual Meeting Eastern Men PFedOuai'
nate In the New Directory.
Special Dispatch to the Intalllgcncer
PARKERSBURti. ". Va. May a.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Ohio River railroad was held
here to-day. The report Of Vice Prcsi-
dent Burt was read and showed an In
crease in earnings, extensive upbuild-
Ing, and In improvements In every de-
pRrtuent.
The number OF the board OF directors
was reduced from thirteen TO nine. The
new board waH elected and viii consist
OF New Workers principally, ]. n, Cam
den, Il. u. Splllmnn, G. A. Burt. OF this
city. and Mayor EnsiBn. ot HuntinEton.
bcinE tho only West VriGinIRns. The
others are c. 81. Pratt, c. w. Hark-
ncss, c. H. Cotton, jr., and MesSrS.
Rogers and Bedford. all eastern men,
This action was quite q surprise. The
eastern end seems to predomin0te and
now have control OF The road.
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JACKSON FOUND GUILTY
or the Murder Of Pearl Bryan-verdlet
Reerlved in silence.

or the Murder Of Pearl Bryan-verdlet
Reosived in silence.
NEWPORT, KY, May N.-At 1a:o5
the jury in the Jackson trial returned 70
the court room with a verdict. Amid q
death-llke stiffness, the foreman handed
tho verdict to the clerk. who read as fol-
lows:
1--WE, the Jury ind the defendant, Scott
JanlsRnn. guilty Of murder in the hrst
degree, and fx his penalty at death,
The Judge had previously announced
that NO demonstration OF approval or
dIaapproVRl would be permitted Depu-
ties were placed throughout the room
with instructions tn bring before the
court any person disobeying this IN
struction, to be punished for contenpt
Consequently the verdict was heard with
silence. but Immediately upon the ad-
iournmeut OF court the spectators rushed
10 the Jurors and shook their hands
heartily. jackson himself received MS
doom with no manifestation OF emotion
except aShen paieneSs Of the face.
The usual motion for new trial was
made. and then jackson was taken
awoy 10 jRil, He had been surrounded
nv a half dozen or more Officers when
the Jury came in. and went out under
their protection. although no demonsttG-
lion to Indicate a necessity for 90 mueh
care
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THE METHODISTS.
Pathetic Scenes in the Genera
Conference Yesterday.
BISHOPS BOWMAN AND FOSTER.
The whltc.Hnircd Fathers OF th'
Denomination,
ASK PERMISSION TO RETIRE

While tho Report of the Committee on
EplsCOpaey, Retiring Them as NOn-
ERscuve. is sConslderea IA suhstltute for
the Report Tabled-sOmo Feeling Mani
tested Over the Character Of the Report.
DR.. I.anahan Makes Some InSinuatIonS,
witch DIR. Duoklsy Says He will An.
Swer Lntsr-Two Sow bishops to bo
Elected.
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ATRINSON'S BOOM

0etS LIT at Roth COnVsntlOnS-IIIs
Naue Chseretl Whenever NIentionsd'
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntoIlIGenSor.
GRAFTON. W. Va, May 14.-one OF
the impressive incidents Of tho state
convention to-day was tho lift that was
given 10 AtlsInson's boom for the COVER
norshlp. References to him In all the
speeches were applauded enthusiastic
ally and many delegates from all parts
Of the state wore badges IN which was q
flne portrait of the next governor
Cheers for Atkinson were frequent and
no other name was mentioned. The
various candidates for auditor and other
state Offices were or the ground and
seemed to be making good impressions.
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DARING BANK ROBBERY.
Tho OPERATOR Bina the Cashier and Loot
the Bank of Sn 1000.

Eh0 UISetAHoEh ASNA2 WV S~SsA'N-
tile Bank Of $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD. Ills, May 1.-THE
most daring bank robbery which has
ever occurred In this part Of Illinois vas
perpctrated at nOon to-day q bunalh
thirteen miles from this city. the eaShter
being bound and gagged and $ll,0O0 car
TlCd on by the robbers.
The bank OF Buffalo Is owned by a. =:
PIckTell q Co. This noon two masked
men entered the hank Just a. Carl lSlop-
nsnburE, the cashier, was locking up the
safe preparatory to GtIng to his dinner.
KloppenburR was the only person y
the hank at the time. The robbers lelleq
him from behind, bound and gassea
him and then took all the money IN the
bank, amounting to $1,000.
William p. Dawson. who entered tne
hank some time later, saw Klnppenppre
living on the floor bound, and released
him, KioppcnburR could give only
rneaRre description Of the roboer0. i y
thought they are experts at the business'
The country has been secured by mount'
cd men without SUCCESS.
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Kings Daughtsrs' Hospital Dedicated
spaciai Dispatch to the IntellIRencUr,

UUHEI-V IITHT11INNIII 70 N71N 7VFF7''1-7
MARTINsBURG, W. Va. May H.
The King's Daughters hospital here
was dedicated to public use with cere-
monies Of a religious character to-dNy.
Nloet OF the ministers Of the city par
ticipated. The building wnS bcautl.
fully decorated with flowers, and thcre
was an immense attendance upon tho
exercises,
The hospital was built and equipped
mainly by the efforts OF number OF
ladies who organized society Of
KlnE'B Daughters for the purpose about
six years ago. Tho building has bCen
used On the county jail, but II has been
greatly Improved md now presents an
attractive appearance
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CHICAGO. May M-DurinE a short
but violent wind storm this AFTERNOON
SnE bridge. a few miles from thia city,
yvas blown down and ten men were n'
iurcd, three OF whom may die, Tho n"
iurcd men are: II, 7, KueMch, leg
cut, chest crushed and internal inlur-
los, may die. +, NJ. LRntG. skull trae.
turcd: may die. Patrick Roach, ienE
ribs broken and internal lnjurieSs may
lie, seven others were also hurt, ana
while the injuries Of tho majority %
them are vCTy severe, It Ia not expect.
ed that any but the three former VIII
Ala
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r.nlnn rolIer ln iron Trade.

PITTSRtRGH. May H.-''hc Amcrl,
can Manufacturer viii Any tomorrow
The rloGcnt scrutiny would fhil to ilnd
anything like nrw feature on the irNu
and stcrl trade during the pnst week
In all The various lines conditions re-
main about az they were at last report
20 far ~ the trhde IL concerned and
prlccn show nothing NtnrtlinE The
waiting policy Is atlIl being kept up IN
nbout ali hrHnchrt Of the market, and
thcrc ntr few sigma that anything con.
elusive will be reached In the near 'u.
Lurc.
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Action oTCoIorado Republicans.

PUEBLO, Colo, May 14,-At 1850 p.
M. the Colorado Republicans declared,
for bl-mctallIsm and protection, with
free silver the paramount issue: sena-
tor Teller was chosen to head the dele
cation. No instructions were given ex-
Ccpt ohRdIence TO his directions.
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NATIONAL. COMMITTEEMAN.


Senator NcOV VIhIHIH WWWINF VI WV'V7
TaIeS Elected, and il Confident Of he
election.
spcclal Dispatch to tho fntclllecnccr.
GRAFTON, w Va, May li.--rhcrc is
IIt,lc or no doubt that National Commit.
tecmnn scott will he reelected at St
oui, na h. claims majority Of tho
Delegates favor keeping him IN thc poAl-
,inn Mir. ScOtt'a excellent servlC" on
ihr committee. his ncQunlntnnc" with all
the national leaders Of the party and his
long experience on the executive board
or tho national committee are all points
In his fnvur which the delegates who
nre FOR him take Into confederation.
sneaker W. S. Edwards, of the house
Of delegates, who also Asplrcu to I'LL the
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For West Virginia, fair; southwSSteFly
winds. .,,,,
For Western Pennsylvania, generally
fair probably preceded by local showers
in the early morning. cooler; TNsh 20
brlRlI aouthwNEtcrly. winds,
jTCr ohio, generally fair, proceeded BY
LEGAL showers on tho lnkcs In tho carly
morning; fresh to brisk westerly Winds
I.OCAl Temperatures.
Tho temperature yesterday As observed
by e, Bchnepf. druEEiAt, corner Four
Ictnth and Market streets was 40 tol'
lowHi
ia, ui,..,n.,,.,., 6ili y, m.n..",,",", y
x nm. NJ ,..,,'..,,, ..,... SWsathcr-FSlE
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GenoA-.Ems, New York.
VrcmCn- -Aachcn, Now York; spree
NfT NfPTIymoogsthiEcoiamSIS, oti New York. for
Hamburg,
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AGRADECIDOS.

Leemos EN- nuestro eStImado
co.cSA corrclisionarIo La /nt<
Srs.lsE del ~
Hoy nuestfo DGe:tor Ia obse-
al. - con ia modesto banQuc,e, en
ia sSiA &c aftnas DC L, iracs,;AI
Va. ssss.. sus compancfos lie Re
d4ceion Y q los amises que le acom
paAAroa :. di2 ) del actuai unA ira
Ga h4F1moa
slA relaAio en- e ac,o Ia mayo
coat. .ieraidad, Al escanciarse el
: s4asaAa.a ~ h0oo ofin il> cNpresIvos y
cana 'sas para :. aaa,r,oa "a concu
rseactA dl,;3osa,jA que ocupaoA los
vesagc >u5.etIos dc IA mesa
lusimos el suSso lie aSistir,
invttadoS, 4 este ban
lacte. Qae lue en- reAlIdad es.
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