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,ul unintentionalIy. All want Is a

foul unintentionally. All | want is a
fair show and nothing else.
Il never wanted anything hut the
regular Marquis uf Queensberry rules
and never said that did, Now Fitz
simmons has said that he did not want
to hit with one arm free, but every
body knows that he wants just that
very thing. Everybody comedies that
Fitzsimmons is a harder hitter than !
am. and everybody comedies that ] am
better al long range fighting and more
scientific. IL stands To reason then
that he is the gamer by this thing. You
will see that Fitzslmmons viii not
agree 10 this as he wants To have the
appearance Of making some concession
Co me. However. ! am not making any
objections as yet. | ann going to talk "
over with my trainers and Will say
what | think tomorrow. | am glad
however, that Siler has made IL clear
that the pivot blow and all that sort OF
thing Is barred"
Corbett took to the roads this morn
ing and covered 10 miles at a lively
pace. In the afternoon he took the
same course Of work that he has gone
through during the last 10 days.
The receipt OF siler's letter raised a
storm al Cooks ranch, and Martin Ju-
lian and Fttzsimmons talked very Wig
orously upon the subject, Julian de-
clared that In his opinion Corbett had
had a talk with Siler and had induced
him To issue the letter-a charge which
To the personal knowledge OF the asso-
ciated press correspondent Il without
the slightest foundation In fact.
Fitzsimmons asserted that II would
not he right for him To agree To any
thing until both he and corbett had
entered the ring. He had always
fought under the Marquis of Queens
berry rules and declared that was what
he wanted To fight under this time.
Julian then took the stand that when
a man was knocked down and his Sec
onds threw water upon the fallen man
with the intention Of reviving him. II
should be a ground for forfeiting the
fight. and he asserted that he was GO
ing to insist that this lie agreed upon.
Both Fitzsimmons and Julian de-
clared that they did not want any hit
ting with one hand free and on the
breakaways. Both insisted that breaks
should he clean and no hitting should
he allowed until both hands were free,
Fitzsimmons above all things insisted
that No agreement should he made up
on the point until the men had entered
the ring. This was his strong point.
and he stuck To II with all the obsi Ina
cy of which he is capable. and that Is
saying great deal.
Fitzsimmons did very little work to-
day. In the morning he ran to town
aud back. covering about 10 miles, and
In the afternoon he boxed with Hickey
and stelzner, and punched the bag for
a short time.
Dan 4. stuart this morning appoint
ed Malachy Hogan. Of Chicago. referee
nj f..af h.agk al %
championship fight between "Mysteri-
ous' Billy Smith and George Green
young CorbetD. and Martin Flaherty
and Dal Hawkins respectively. This
was done by stuart after . conference
with George Siler.
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ALL IN AN INSTANT
Sudden and Frightiul Wreck on the
Evansville & Terre Haute.
DOWN THE EMBANkMENT
The Engine Topples Over. Fol-
lowed by the smoker. Which
Floats OFF In the Current
Several Dead.

Princeton, Ind. March leone OF tho
worst railroad wrecks that has oc-
CURED in this vicinity for many years.
happened this morning at J o'clock to
the limited southbound over the Ev-
ansyille 4 Terre Haute railroad, one
mile north OF Hazelton. The train was
made up ot an engine In charge OF En-
gineer John X. McCutchan and Joseph
Bowman fireman, a combination bag
gage and mail car. smoker. ladies'
coach and one sleeper. The engine
went over the embankment falling u
distance Of Is feet. into six feet Of
water. The smoker was telescopsd by
the baggage car and the ladies' coach
and sleeper remained on the track. The
engineer says he was running 25 miles
an hour and when he approached the
washout saw nothing but a very small
hole. The engine passed over II and
went down the embankment.
The dead are: George A. Seers. con-
duetor. Joseph Bowman. fireman:
three passengers, names unknown.
Injured. John X. McCutchan. engi-
neer, bruises received by jumping;
John II. Bauciss, brakeman. horribly
mashed and otherwise bruised.
All the persons In the smoker are
supposed To have been killed. Four
persons besides Conductor Seers were
seen in the smoker as II broke loose.
rolled down the embankment and
floated OF IN the current.
Harry j. Hin. the baggageman. was
the only member of the train crew that
escaped unhurt. About : O'Clock o
large section NJ the levee broke sending
the baggage car and smoker down into
the water and both subsequently float-
ed away
At u o'clock to-day the ladies' coach
which had been lying crosswise on the
tracks. noatcd on toward the river. The
ears and engine cannot be taken out
before the water goes down. Then the
bodies of the unknown dead may he
found. hut the probability II that they
VIII have been washed away
The only passenger who went down
IN the wreck whose Identity can hc
traced. was n travelling man. represent
ing W. ". Phillips Of Fort Wayne. Ind,
His grips a pair of gloves and card
bearing the above information were
found near the track.
W, VI. Henderson, manager OF the
Henderson Comedy company, was la
the wreck and sustained "A broken leg.
IL has just -becn le.ssaed that Herbert
Allen, a doorkccper in the late Indiana
legislature. was In the wreck and was
probably killed. He lives at Evans
Vile.
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BROKE HIS NECK.
Sudden Death of Pat fiannery, an Old
Resident of Gnliatin Valley.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Bozeman. March l0,-To-day saw the
sad death Of Pat Flanncry, for 10 years a
resident of this valley. He owned "A valu-
able ranch near Belgrade. He fell from a
load OF straw. breaking his neck. Mr..
Flannery was "a single, middle-aged man.
living with his widowed mother. who IL
more than NJ years old. She Is entirely
Frustrated by this sudden blow. He and
his mother came directly here from Ire
land. Pat having two brothers. William
and Mott j. Flannory, both ranchmen IN
this valley. as we'll as married sister
here. A pole had been thrown over load
of straw which had just been loaded pre-
paratory 10 binding IT, Mr. tlanncry
standing on the load al the rear and
bending down the pole while HIS helper
pulled down upon the binding rope to
draw 1t tight. The strain was too great
for the pole. which broke. and NJ. Elan
merry fell to the ground breaking his
neck. Father Coopman at Livingston was
sent for and arrangements for the funeral
will be made tomorrow after his arrival.
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Ceu.,is of Hawaii.

Washington. March lO.-Ellls Mills. the
United States consul general AZ Honolulu,
has furnished the state department re-
suits OF the census Just taken In Hawaii.
showing a total population OF i0su-o The
HaSaiians head the list with Sl.ul9 IN.
japanese next with gLp' the Chinese
third with ASS. and the Portuguese
fourth with i5,lsl. Those part Hawaiians
number SIS; Americans, 10Ss. British.
2eio. German. ltls. and the remainder Is
divided among half dozen nationalities.
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tion to hold out for a more definite ar,

tion 20 hold out for more definite ar
rangement
Those who represent this element
contend that II the republican party is
to be required to continue the RESPONSE
bility for legislation. II Is only fair that
they be given control OF the more Inn
portant committees. and they instance
the committees on finance and appro-
priations. As the committees now
stand they are silver committees. six
out of the eleven members OF each be-
ing either democrats or silver repub-
licans. The latter hold the balance OF
power in both committees.
The more conservative republicans
hold. however, that II is impracticable
to secure any better arrangement than
that outlined in these dispatches yes
terday. They are as yet undecided as
To the policy OF filling republican va
cancies with republicans and democrats
ic vacancies with democrats. or OF al
lowing all the vacancies To remain until
the December session. The republican
leaders are disposed to be especially
conciliatory In view OF the work before
them OF getting a taritf bill through the
senate. They feel confident that the
present assignments will not interfere
with them in any respect In this mat
ter. Indeed. IL is intimated that it Is
part Of the understanding that they
shall not. Senator Jones, the silver re-
publican member OF the committee on
finance, is an advocate OF a protective
tariff. and while he would vote against
his republican colleagues in committee
on any question affecting finance, the
republicans feel that they can count
upon his support In committee ON u rea'
sonable tariff bill. This would he suf-
ficient To secure the reporting of the
bill. With a tariff bill once out 0f the
committee In the senate II will have 10
take its chance. The general DISPOSE
tion appears, however. to he 10 allow
the republicans to pass such bill as
thap uriah
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IN THE SEN ATE.
The Credentials Of Governor Bradiey's
tppointee Referred.

Washington. March i0.-There was
the usually large attendance of sena-
tors when Vice President Hobart called
the senate to order at noon to-day. The
first business was the reading OF let
ter from Governor Bradley of Kentucky
announcing the appointment of Andrew
T. Wood as senator To succeed Black
burn. Hoar at once moved that the
senator-elect be sworn in. Gorman
moved that the credentials be referred
TO the committee on privileges and elec-
tions. Hoar said he would not object
and the credentials were referred.
Then Hoar presented "A written notice
of two proposed amendments To the
rules of the senate OF a radical nature.
The most important was, according To
Hoar's written notice, Ito enable the
senate To act on legislation when IL de-
sired, after a reasonable debate" II
provides that when any bill or resolu-
tion had been under consideration more
than one day. any senator could COM
mand that the debate be closed. III a
majority of the senator's desired. there
should be a vote without further delay.
and no motion should he in order pend
ing the vote but one tn adjourn or take
recess. The other amendment pro-
posesl -wae - reevent- interruption Of
that when a senator makes a point Of
no quorum there shall be roll call and
II the presence of quorum Is disclosed
business should proceed.
A memorial was presented by Shoup
from the Idaho Legislature asking the
annexation of a part of Wyoming. 1t
was not read. Warren said II the Wy
oming legislature had been Informed of
the memorial IL would have taken ae-
tion.
IL was decided on motion of Hoar that
when the senate adjourned 1t he until
Monday at 1850. but in executive ses-
sion the senate reconsidered its action
and agreed the adjournment would be-
sine die. This was found expedient as
no business could be transacted In the
half hour Monday. and nominations
made I'm that half hour would fail II not
Immediately confirmed. AT l2:40 y. N.
the special session adjourned.
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ON THE TRACK.


San Francisco. March l0.-Fivc and a
half furlongs-Fortunate won. Defender
second. Lena third; time. I'LL. Half mile
The Cheat won. Little T. G. second
Thorpe third; time. :J0a,, one mile-Lo-
hengula won. Applause second. Benamela
third: time. i:iiaa. Tho Piedmont handi-
cap value 81. s1.000-Lincoln III. won. Caspar
second. Instigator third: time. i:3i. Five
and half furlongs-Mercutio won, Sicg-
fried second. Queen Nubla third; time,
LII. Six furlongs-Hazard won. Miss Ross
second, Candor third. time, l:l7is.
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stanford. Conn. March io.-A simple SER
vice and prayer wns held this afternoon
over the remains Of the late Mrs Henry
Ward Reechcr at the residence Of her SON
ir-law. Rev Samuel Scovillc. In this city,
only the nearest relatives and a very few
OF Mrs. Becchcr's most Intimate friends
we're present. After the service the re-
mains were removed to the railroad sta
tion and placed aboard IA train for New
York. Upon It's arrival there II will be re-
n owed to brooklyn. where In Plymouth
church. over which Mr.. Bsechcr so long
presided. the remains will lie In state
until o'clock Thursday afternoon. when
Rev. Lyman Abbott will perform the last
rites
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Sreclal Dispatch 10 the STANDARD.
Bozeman. March l0.-Sam Mcndenhall
this afternoon closed deal by which h.
sold his grocery business 10 Thomas II,
Rea OF Melrose. This is the oldest house
here and had just been moved into one OF
the most elegant storerooms Ia the state
Mr.. Rea has been In the employ Of Henry
Knippenberg at Glendale fur some year
but to-day returned for his family and
will move here. taking possession OF the
business on April !. Mr.. Mendenhall, 1t Il
understood, intends TO prepare himself
for mining engineering.
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Lee Won't stay.

Havana. March i0-La Lucha publishes
a dispatch from New York saying that
Secretary sherman has cabled to General
Fitzhugh Lee, United States consul gem
cral here. requesting him TO continue az
his post AS "A personal favor TO President
Mckinley The correspondent OF the as
sociated press has authority for saying
that General Lee has not received such a
message. The correspondent understands
that General Leee has not made appllca-
ton to remain and will not do 30.
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Washington March i0.-senstors Petit
grew and Cannon to-day contradictcd In
most vigorous terms u report published In
"A New York paper 10 the effect that they
called upon President Mckinley yesterday
10 assure him OF their Intentions to sup
port the tarifr bill now being prepared In
the house OF representatives. We called
IN company with Teller" they said In
unison to-day FOR the purpose OF paying
our personal respects to the president.
and for no other eason whatever. Nothing
whatever was said on the tariff, finances
OF patronage.
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Washington March l0-senator Nc
Bride OF oregon. IN referring to-day to
the report connecting the name OF Senator
Mitchell with the appointment TO the va
cancy on the bench occasioned by the re-
tircmcnt OF Judge McKennn, said that he
had no knowledge OF senator Mltchelfs 5
candidacy " he WAS candidate.
"If Senator Mitchell wants the place he
has not so Informed me. " said the senator.
He then added that he felt contidcnt that
Mitchell would not be a candidate With
out notifying him.
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Portland. ore. March Ex-Senator J..
n. Doph died at 1850 to-day. on Monday
his leg was amputatcd in the hope OF
saving. his life. which was threatened by
blood poisoning. but the shock WAS too
great and ~ 10 time since the operation
has there been a probability of his re-
covery. Joseph y. Dolph was born at
Watkins. y. Y. in 1856. and came to Ore
con in l62 He was appointed United
States. district attorney for oregon by
President Lincoln. In lSs2 he was elected
United States senator and served two full
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sona, Bulgaria March IA sensation
has been caused here by a prayer used by
tho Bulgarian metropolitan In the pres
cncc ~ the king Of scrVia and Prime"
Ferdinand OF Bulgaria during the for
mnr- visit To this city. Tho metropolitan.
In Offering prayers for the ear. spoke OF
him AS the protector Of Bulgaria and
sorym and the slavonlc nations thus
acknowledging at high solemniiy the
ears protectorshlp over those people.
The Incident l. regarded as highly slgnin-
cant In view OF the eastern CRISIS.
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Mckinley. Fir., Appoint m.nt.

Washington. March lD-The appoint
ment OF W X. Jcwett as postmaster at
Danville. m. was sent TO IN. senate to-
day This Is the nrst postmaster TO be
appointed by President Mckinley. During
the administration OF Cleveland the name
OF John Beard was sent to the senate at
every session but De WAS never confirmed
The nomination was received while the
senate was IN executive session and was
confirmed.
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GOT THE STUFF.
Six Masked Men Hold Up a Louisville q
Nashville Exnrc.s Trnin.

NashNHte Express train.
Louisville, March IA special from
birmingham. Ala. says: The northbound
express train OIL the Louisville Il Nash
willie road. due in Louisville AT noon on
Wednesday. was held up by six masked
men near Calcra on Tuesday morning. At
" water tank in the woods Two men
boarded the engine, covered the engineer
and fireman with pistols, forced them TO
uncouplc the locomotive and express ear
from the remainder Of the train and run
forward half mile. Here four more men
were waiting. The messenger refused to
open the express car. The door was bro
ken open and the messenger covered with
pistols and forced to open the safe. A
number of packages of money were se-
cured. The total amount Is not known.
hut II H. said to have been large. A posse
is In pursuit OF the robbers. having gone
from Birmingham on "A special train at 2
O'Clock this morning.
Louisville 4 Nashville officials say the
amount of booty secured by the bandits
was s. 0CO,
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Al New Orleans.

New Orleans. March lo.-Six furlongs-
The Plutocrat won. Helen Wren second,
Lord Fairfax third: time. l:lI. Mile-Mor-
alist won. Gomcx second. Rusheld third,
time. :ig9.. Selling, mile and a quarter
Domingo won. Paros second Jack the
Jew third; time. 2:l6. Bayonet stakes,
purse $1,000. half milc-Fcsta won, Miss
Patrick second. our Lizzie third; time,
:l0i,. Mie-liZzie Mac kwOn. IXion Sec
ond. Bizarre third: time. l;i1. Seven fur
longs-Alva won. Jim iogg second. +. NJ.
l.. third; time 1;lJIi.
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REPUBLICAN PLANS.
senator Jones Expected tn Favor the
Tariff Bill In Committee.

Washington. March l0.-The republic
can caucus committee OF the senate
held only brief session to-day and ad-
journed. to allow the collection Of in
formation as to the places to be filled
and 10 permit consultation with other
republican senator's. There is dlssatis- .
faction on the part Of some Of the SEN
ators at the prospect of continuing the
provision of the parties in the commit
tee. who to-day manifested DISPOSE
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Southern Pacific suits.

Frankfort. KY, March lO.-Attorney
General Taylor to-day filed four suits
against the Southern Pacific road for pen
alties for falling to report TO the Ken
lucky state officers. The company was or
ganized under the laws OF Kentucky and
rot long ago compromised heavy claim
for franchise taxes on which the state
threatened TO sue. The present claims ag-
gregate sl390o0.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
Miles City. March l0-Sherin Regan ar
and here with two boys named Frank
Warren and Joseph harrington. who
we're sentenced from Silver Bow county
for burglarizing the Western Union Of
fee In Butte.
Circulators Butler and Forbes are here
canvassing the town. and are meeting
with their usual phenomenal success.
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No More Horse shows.

San Francisco. March lO-The Horse
show association has closed its office and
through its president Henry Crocker, an
nounced that II will give no further ex-
hibits in this city until the horsemen of
the state showed their interest by CO.
operating in making the shows a success
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CoIIIded With n Freight.

wickIine. Ky. March l0-At l2 o'clock
this morning the ST. Louis express on the
Illinois Central. northbound. collided
with freight train at East Cairo. KY.
Fireman Walter Rogers sustained fatal
injuries. both legs being crushed OF. The
mall and express care were demolished.
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Special Dispatch 10 the stahoiru.
Helena. Nj rrh ln.-cioVernor Smith to-
day appointed Alfred cave Of Missoula To
the board which will have charge OF the
construction OF the state university, 10
take the place Of e.. =. Davis, resigned.
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IN. rleed scar. Over.

Cincinnati March iO-At II O'Clock to-
night the river here was " feet inches
and rising an inch and a half per hour.
All food scare hers is over since Il was
learned that last nights storm was local.
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Berlin. March le-The FreslnniEe Zei-
tung says Secretary of the navy. Vic,
Admiral Nou HOLMAN. has rendered his
resignation but the emperor has declined
to ac,.ut Do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-15
RIOS Y Co.,
FOrtaleza so.

El eegante pdbico puertorriqueho podra encontrar
Constantemente nuestro establecmientO surdo
radfsimo selecto de cazado de todas clases
pleto e que puedan ofecer este ramo las mas
putadas casas de America.
Al efecto hemos perdonado medic nj sacrifcio al
guno para que nuesros actvOs COrrespon-
sales nos mantengan sempre la altura de los dltimos
adelantos de la moda de las exgencias e caprcho
mas refnadoS.
Las mportantes compras realizadas por de nues-
socos en- Europa hacen conceb la esperanza de
que e pdbco de esta Isa segua dspensandonos su
tecc6n y simpatfas.
Desde el mas senclo zapato hasta ell par de botas
mas chSc, aquf Sc encuentra toda la serie.
En- nuestro ramo de peleterfa menos inmensa
y escogda la existenca que tenemos. ~~-~,.-
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4.
..SALDAS DE 1RAyReLA.

Sid
Para HabaDa y escalas, vap esp
Miguel Gallart. despschado por
kuOe't Hmns. Per j OchOa y Huo
70 u cafe $500 klIos. Para Olen.
fueg0s, por 6Crs dc VijAnde y %,
100 81 cafe 9I75 kilos. Por j OGhoa,
y Hmno, 5. 81 maiz $500 kilos, 200
81 cafe 1890 klloa.
Fsra Habana, vap esp OoIon,
despachs0o pOr Sobrinos de Es
Qolags, II 81 guiaeOs. Por Lopez
vtllbm q o., 8 81 semilias de ia
bacO. Por J OOhoa y Hmno, IL st
semillas de taDaco, 252 saCos cafe
22.35O kilos. P0r a KA1schenpiat,
245 sl msiz 24.l35 kllos. POr Oere
cedo Hnns &c Go, 56 st maiz 5445
kiIos. Por Boivsr Arruza 8 10,
LA 81 maiz 1I.O85 kl.os. Por PlA
mas kojo u DO, log u maiz 1O.973
ktlos. POr OAldas & 90, 319 sscos
maiz 31.885 knos. Por Scrs de Ahu
mada u ", 100 81 msiE 940O kilos,
40 pacas GaDaco 246O kllos. Por A
Vicente y 90, l44 u maiS 13.4OO
kilos, l79 pacAs tabaco 1883 ktlos
Por EgozCue & %, lz9 sacos mats
l3,U46 kilOs. Por BArCeio 8 %. 100
81 mai 942O klIOs, 56 pacaa mta
hnano. P0r SU,s de VIjande & o.,
500 s( cate 49, kilos. 2l6 :, 90
Cos. Por A Lynn, 6 h'jos os Pr ;
Morris, 2 g conteUiendo medicinal
y B kl!os cafe. Para Tampa, via
EIabans, por Scrs Do vi .rde y 90
81 psoas IaOsoo 5000 k,Ius.
Para Delaware, berg amee. SUI
tight, despaenAdo poe = do e qnia
< con 5000 Il. a2tlg4r Cou 47O 0OC
K lOs.
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COI0giO do L J e GlSGlalZs
DE- ESCUELAS PIkSl
EN- SANTURCE.

Hasta el dia 80 del presente mes
de Septiembre esta alberta la matri-
cula en- este Colegio para todas las
asignaturas de instruction primaria y
del bachillerato.
Dichas enseTlanzas son completa-
mente gratuitas.
Los alumnos internos pagaran rs
pesos mensuaIes por alimentos y SER
Vicio; los medic pensionistas abonaran
IL pesos mensuales por los mismos
conceptos.
Sc admiten alumnos que no hayar
cumplido IS amos.
Sc envian reglamentos a quien 10:
pida.
Resultado de los examenes acade'
micos de "a ense1anza en- el curse dt
I8o6-o7: AZ sobresalientes, SO nota'
bles, 81 buenos, al aprobados y
suspensos; a premios y 5 mencione!
honorifcas, en- los dos primeros cur
sos.