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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-02
HoBsoNs WELCOME
To Gsorrla-TouchInE scene When He
M.,tu His sIother-A Royal Reception.

To GeorrIa-TouehIng Seeno When He
m..tS His sIother-A Royal Reception.
ATLANTA, Ca. August i.-Lieuten-
ant Richmond Pearson Hobson. who
has been expected in Georgia ever since
his arrival in the United States from
Santiago, is with his mother at Lithia
Springs to-day.
The lieutenant reached Atlanta at $40
o'clock this morning. and for several
moments the naval hero was a busy
man. He was kept shaking hands until
each Individual had been saluted.
Mr.. Hobson received the attention
shown him with the GOODNESS which
marked his deed for daring on the Mer-
rimac. His manner was cordial. yet not
forward; his bearing modest, yet easy,
When the train pulled up to the sta
ton at Lithia Springs. where the mother
was waiting, a crowd OF guests from the
SweetWater Park hotel had gathered TO
ioIu In the welcome. The meeting pc
tween mother and son was pathetlc
one. The son kissed his mother, who
threw her arms around his neck, and for
shoulder, shedding tears OF JOY. The
crowd stood aside In reverence.
AS she walked up THE lane from the
depot to the hotel. leaning on the arm
Of her boy, her face was aElow. These
two led the way from the railroad sta
ton, and the hotel guests followed, two
The hotel parlors were decorated with
the most beautiful flowers, flags were
draped over the portieres, and the word
"welcome" made Of green leaves was
spread over the door. A string band
furnished music.
Mr.. Hobson granted an interview to a
representative OF the Associated Press.
and In order to talk without Interrupt
ton he had to repair to his room. The
lieutenant was very free in speaking OF
the raising Of the Colon and Maria Te-
resa, but was quite reticent in speak
InG OF his part In the sinking of the
Merrimac He said that he anticipated
no very great trouble In raising the
Cristobal Colon, yet admitted that 1t
would be great engineering feat II ac-
compllshed, and that four weeks was as
short a time as he could hope to accom-
plIsh the work after once started.
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C4MBON'S CREDENTIALS.

Why he was Given Extraordinary Power
By spain ia Arranging ths Terms Of
Peace with This cauntry.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. August Lat
the French embassy the following au.
thorized statement was made to-day;
when the French ambassador Went
on Saturday to the white house, he
went FULLY enabled to discuss, at the
Spanish governments point OF view. the
probosltions of the government OF
the United States. These Views
Of the Spanish government were
received by II. cambon subsequent to
his first visit OF Tuesday to the Presl-
dent"
The foregoing constitutes all that the
French embassy would say with au-
tho.ity on the subject; and II is the on
~ statement obtainable from an Au-
thorized source other than those OF an
anonymous character, which will give
an understanding OF the measure OF
the ambassadors authority in repre-
sentinE the views Of Spain on the set
Element OF peac-
Aside from the foregoing authorized
statement and without giving them
any authorized form because OF their
juxtapositlon with the foregoing, con-
siderable light can be thrown upon the
official character in which the Freach
ambassador had his three hours cen.
ference with the President on Saturday.
At the first meeting OF the Ambassador
and the President, n. CAmbon's au.
thoGIty was strictly limited 10 that u
being the bearer OF Spain's communlcl.
ton. He had no authority whatever to
speak in the name OF Spain beyond
presenting SPANS communication.
In view. however, Of the fact that the
United States government would make
a speedy reply TO the Spanish PROPOSE
ton 1t was deemed desirable that ~
Cambon should be clothed BY the
Spanish government with a larger
measure Of authority than that OF mere
ly conveying and receiving communica-
lions passing between the two govern.
ments. Accordingly the deslrability OF
this course was made known TO the au.
thorIties at Madrid. The latter shared
in the view and as a result the Spanish
minister OF foreign affairs, Duke Al
madovar de Rio. cabled TO the French
embassy on last Friday, entirely chang
ing and enIarglng the scope OF N. Cam
bon's authority from that given when
the original Spanish proposition was
presented. The dispatch from Duke
AlmadOvar was almost complete IN IT.
dealing with the subjects Of con!fo-
versy between the United States and
Spain, which would be involved iE TIT
discussion OF the terms OF peace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-02
NICHIeAN SAILS
For Cuba with PrOyiUIons for shaFtsF'S
ATmy-COpPInEer's ORDER.

For Cuba with PrOViSiOnS for ShaGtsF'S
ATmy--COpPInEsr's ORDER.
TAMPA, fla, August 1.-The trans
port Michigan sailed yesterday from
Port Tampa and crossed the bar of the
bag to-day. She was loaded with fresh
meat for General Skaters army be-
sides a large quantity of other supplies.
General Enrique collazo. commander
in-chIef of the Cuban cavalry. was on
board, and will take command Of his
forces IN Cuba again. General colIazo
has been in this country since the be-
ginning Of the war. having been called
here by General Miles to consult about
the work in Cuba.
He has spent some time In Washing
ton with the officials and now goes to
Santiago under orders from the depart
ment with which he has been co-Opera-
ting.
corps. with headquarters in this city,
has received orders to-day to 60 to
Porto Rico at once. He will sail on the
transport Arkansas tomorrow unless
another boat arrives from quarantine
before that time. This order was some
thing OF a surprise. as General Coppln-
ger was expected to so to Fernandina
with a part OF his corps which had been
moved there.
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APRIZE SCHOONER
Brought Into Key Ws,t-TsDOEisd sur-
render oFHuerItaa,

Brought Into Key Hslt-TIspogisd sur.
render OfHusritas,
KEY WEST, Fla. August I, II a. M
The Spanish schooner BeIOres, sixty
tons, loaded with corn and provisions.
and bound from Progresso, Mexico, foF
Botabano, has been added to the list o:
war prizes. She was captured bE the
gunboat Eagle near Corrientes bag A
week ago yesterday and was brought in
to-day by Ensign Craven.
The Badger. which took her prizes TO
Tortugas few days ago. Is still there
awaiting orders. Her prizes are
barge, a bridge and a towbost which
were trying to get from Nuevitas to Ha-
vana. Three hundred and eighty-tT'
sick and wounded Spanish soldiers
some OF whom have lost legs and arms
are aboard the prizes, which are held N
quarantine.
At the Tortugas, reports Of the boui-
bardment and surrender OF Nueyitas
are also current. but no one is permit
ted to approach the Badger or her
prizes, and the details cannot be learn
cd
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tioaa and remarked about the preei1ion
Of movement and endurance Of the men
from the West virginia hills. II Is an
actual fact that IN brigade dril never
more than Is or 20 Of the West Virgin
ians are forced to drop out, while the
CJionelo Of the other regiments think
they are doing wel u the number Of
their men carried from the field does
not reach more than hundred.
''COl. B. D. Spillman? Why he Is not
only one Of the most efficient officers IN
the camp. but one OF the most popular Is
wei. When mounted on bis charger.
Col. Spiliman bears a striking resen-
blance TO Gen. Brooke and Il Is not an
unusual occurrence for HIM 70 be mis-
taken for that ofiicer. Wet Virginia
has a regiment IN the field OF which she
may well be proud, and if II Is given an
opportunity OF going TO the front even
the regulars will be able TO learn
thing or two from the manner In which
the mountaineeTs viii partake IN the 1T
tie discussion which Uncle Sam and poor
old Spain are now engaged
What do you think Of the patriotism
Of the south in the present crtsls! was
asked.
There Is no question about the fact
that sectional lines are more nearly
biottsd out than ever before. All the
southern states have responded with
their full quota Of volunteers and thou
sands Of others are ready TO go II nee
eSsary. The suns OF the veterans OF the
blue and gray are marching shoulder to
shoulder in defense OF our common
country, and by the time Spain has
been given the spanking which Is now
being administered, but little Of the pet
~ sectIOnalisn that has fingered since
the civil war win remain.
zone Of the grandest sights have
ever seen was enacted at the recent
Christian Endeavor convention at Nash
Vile. A patriotic programme was rem,
dered at which Gen. D. o. Howard and
Gen. Clement A. Evans, typical repre-
sentatives OF the two armies. appeared
upon the platform and delivered adj
dresses which touched the hearts Of eV-
eryone Of the ten thousand people pres
ent, and proved that the leaders Of the
two parties to the struggle have LAID
aside every particle Of personal preju-
dtce. Should the war result IN nothing
else. 1t viii bring the north and south
together in one common brotherhood
that never can be broken"
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HERLrN. Angus, /. 1895.
w.ngIci m a coiIIIlon.

ATLANTA, Ca, August Ia frelgh;
vreck in which two men were killed
and four or nve injured, occurred on
the Central railroad at Fort Mcpherson
to-day. a train bearing soldiers bound
for the camp at Llthla Springs, was run
into BIZ freight train. Both engines
and trains we're badly wrecked. cars
being piled one upon another. Bodies
were torn into parts, and hands, arms
and legs were found lying about
The dead are: Danny Vaughn, iire-
man. taken from under engine; dead
and badly mutllated, An unknown
man, arms and legs recovered out
trunk stlli under the wreck.
Wounded: ]. j. Green, engineer SER
iously cut, bruised, badly mashed and
In a serious condition. Gus Wallace,cn-
glneer, badly mutllated; Is SIN alive.
but cannot survive. - Chambers,
fireman. very seriously, mashed; may
recover.
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Arr.stsd Again.

Mrs.. Ellen Lewis yesterday swore OUT
warrants for her husband, D. j. Lewis
and Mollie Hurtsberg. charging them
with unlawful intimacy. The husband
and the Harrisburg woman were arreS ,..,
Cd in the latter's room, IN Faper H ",
alley, by Lieutenant bickeTton hI's OiI.-
PogerS who committed them to jail In
SsfSult Of 500 bond for their hearing
this afternoon, ,,-,.,,.
woman were fined on the same charge:
mt they failed to pay all the fines and
costs. 70 that they look good to appear
beCore the grand jury. Their nearing
before squire Rogers occurs at O'CLOCK
this afternoon
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A pleasant thrill was caused in So
ciety circles the other dag by the ru-
NOR that william Waldorf Aston would
shortly marry the widow Of Ogden Goe-
lei. ogden Goelet died Just year ago
this month upon his yacht at cowes.
Mr. Aston visited the sick millionaire.
his countryman, during his illness, and
was OF immense assistance later TO the
widow in arranging her business mat
tiers. The cables say II was an old story
told agaIn-that Of young widow and
a lonesome wldower.
william Waldorf Aston, eldest son OF
the late John Jacob Astor. IS the grea:
grandson OF the founder OF thelF house.
He was born Ia 1913, and graduated at
Columbia. He was elected to the. AS
semblV in 1877, and later was appointed
minister to Italy by President Arthur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-02
RonREp as HRLPER,
A wheeling MIN Man Escapes Arrest
by Enlistlng at Cleveland.

Wy EauAAHkAAE ~ @ASNGAAeANH
The following special dispatch to the
IntelllEencer was received last night:
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 1.-TWO otfi-
GERS from, wheeling. W. Va. arrived in
the city this morning with the expecta-
ton OF arrestlng man who enlisted at
the United States recruiting ofice last
week, but their purpose was defeated.
as the man they wanted was sent TO his
regiment at Fort McHenry, Nd, last
Friday.
Early last week William A. Block
niger, thirty-one years old, OF Wheeling,
applied for enlistment in the heavy ar
tiliery at the recruiting office and was
accepted. as he met with the physical
requirements and declared that he was
a single man and had no one depend
emit on him. But tho Wheeling police
oficers told a different story about him
to-day. They said they wanted him on
the charge OF forgery, and when asked
by Sergeant Stanley for an explanation
they related that Blockinger, who was a
roller in an iron mill, had drawn $SI4
due him and his helper, and then ned
from the city. leaving his wife and chill
dren In destitute circumstances. Ac.
cor,IIng TO the officers, Biockinger did
not nav the helper his share Of the
money, Captain Tillson informed the
officers that in his opinion nothing cnuld
NOW he done in the way OF arresting
BIockInger, as his alleged crime appear
cd to be only a breach Of faith with his
haIner
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WILL PAY ALL OF TAX.

The proposed move OF the "indepeu-
dent" saloonkeepers to get the brewers
10 divide the recent revenue tax on
beor noted IN the Intelilgencer last
week, has about fallen through. Whlle
Il was believed the brewers might ac-
cads IA Inc request, the movement has
nrneticalig died n-bornln', for none OF
Inc "lndependents" seems disposed 90
lend tbe van. Consequently, one OF the
prime movers yesterday said that the
"stuff was on"
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CLEVELAND. Ohio. August LII Is
announced that a strike will be inaugn-
rated by the wire drawers at the three
large mills recently absorbed by the
wire trust in this city. unless compro-
mise is erected in the meantime be-
tween the employees and the COMPANY;
Six hundred men who are members OF
OF the federated wire drawers union.
claim their wages have been cut . i-S
per cent since the trust took hold OF me
mills. II the six hundred men 90 out
as now seems likely. two or three thou'
sand other employees will be affected
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In 1878 he married Miss Mary Paul, Of
Philadelphia. by whom he had three
children. Their married life was very
happy. She was an exceedingly do
nestle woman, devoted to her family.
Since her death Mr.. Astor has been
reported several times as engaged to be
married. At one time It was said that
he was seeking the hand OF the Prince
of Wales's daughter, Victoria. Again
rumor selected Lady Randolph Church.
III, who was Miss Jennie jerome. daugh-
ter of Leonard W. jerome, Of New
York.
Mr.. Astor's fortune Is estimated at
SIQ0,000,000. and Is principally invested
in real estate. It yields net income Of
something like $4,000 a year. He
owns the Waldorf Hotel In New York
CITY. that palatial millionaire resort.
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FIRST WEST VIRGINIA

VIII be Sent to Porto RIeO on the Next
Expedition.
Special Dispatch to the 1nteIlIseneer.
WASHINGTON, D. C, August L.
Senator Elklns received to-day from the
war department the positive assurance
that the First West Virginia regiment
of volunteers will be sent to the front
at once, and a telegram to that effect
was sent to Colonel spIllman. at
Chickamauga Park.
The regiment may go with the next
expedition to Porto Rico.
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rhnnI,. Of the Emperor.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l.-Ambassa-
dor White to-day cabled the state de-
BERLIN. August l, 1898.
Adee. Acting Secretary, State Depart
ment, washington.
am requested to tender che sincere
thanks OF the emperor and the German
neopIe 10 the President and people OF the
United states for the message OF con-
doience referring to the death Of Prince
Bismarck. ,,,,,,r,r,
(SlgneO VIII e
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Pnrllr mn, Statement.

WASHINGTON, D. c.,August 1.-The
monthly statement of the public debt
shows that at the close OF business July
30. 1898. the debt. less cash. In the
treasury, amounted to S9TS, .0O6, a de-
crease for the month OF Si9OOi.tS6, In
dependent OF the cash the statement
shows an Increase In the debt OF SiS2,-
1850 The cash In the treasury increased
during the month By over Hs.Q0o,o0o.
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principally from receipts on account OF
the mex war lean. The debt is reeapl.
tulated as folloTs: Interest bearing
debt, SSif. 267.I2O Debt on which inter.
est has ceased since maturity Sl,2s0,e5q
Debt bearing no Interest. SSS4, JI,iil,
making total OF 81, 90, s25.0lI.
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A CRACK REGIMENT
n the First west VtrEinIa-woFd' OF
Pralss from Tennessee.

n inc ENENE WIS
praise from Tennessee.
Herman c. Johnson. Of Barbour
county. a West virginia boy, who is
member Of the editorial stan OF Nash
vIile (renn.) American, was in the city
Yesterday on his WY home for a short
vacation.
Bfr. johnson was seen at the stamm
last night by a reporter for the Intelli-
gencer and in reply to question rein-
tive to the West VlrginIn regiment in
eaup at chlcnmnuga, said:
ayes, have visited the West Virginia
hoyg al Camp Thomas n number Of
tineE and am proud 10 shy that find
fbrnI one OF the best drilled and most
thoroughly disciplined regiments in TIM
entire camp OF more than forty regi-
fnentg, representing half ns many Statea
TIls Newspaper correspondents from MI
Dsartg Of the country, as well ~ every
obS0rvRnt visitor TO the camp, have mo-
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BOSTON. August 1.-Hosmer, Cod
ding s Co, of this citF. who are amons
the largest boot and shoe manutaetar'
ors In NeY England, assigned late tbs
afternoon, to Charles w. LAYERS, pres.
dent OF the National Shoe & Leat9e,
Exchange. OF this city The llaoAl'le'
are estimated at $4,000.
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. August.i.-h
is announced officially tina: the note 10
Spain win not be made public to-d'F
as had been expected. The President
made the announcement. but did not Ia
dIcate whether 1t would be withheld IN
tM the Spanish reply Is IN.
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The Inquest over the body Of William
Prescott, whose instant death by being
hIt by the Baltimore & Ohio cannon
bnll" near Mt. de Chantdl. Monday
night was noted IN yesterdays Inteill-
gencer, was held yesterday bE Acting
Coroner Allen, and n verdict rendered
ia accordance with the facts.
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Special Dispatch to the 1nteiiigeneor.
WASHINGTON. D. c., August L"
dispatch was received late this after
noon, announcing the arrival OF Cen
eral sehwan with part OF his his, '
ode at Ponce. Porto Rico. Captain =,
kins, son uf the senator. Is metl0''
OF General Schwan's stan.
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Take Laxative Bromo QulnIne Tab
lets. All Druggists refund the money
IL II fails to cure. &c. The genuine
has L. b. Q. on each tablet. mw&f
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BACK FROM CAMP.
Wheeling olfsers Home on Brief
Furloughs tell Of
THEIR RESPECTIVE COMP ANIES

CAPT R, h D. WILLIS. OF THE
SECOND. AND LIEUT.. FRED R,
HusEMAN. OF THE IlGlUNEs.
BRING ENTHUSIASTIC REPORTS
OF THE GOOD HEALTH AND
EFFICIENCY OF wHEELINGs
SOLDIER BoYs-HARD WORK
AND CAMP FARE PRODUCTIVE
OF AvoIRDUPoIs.
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TEN thousand demons gnawine away
at ones Vltals couldn't be much VOLT W.,
than the fortunes OF itching piles ~ ~,
there's u cure. Doan's Ointment hc,'
n T1s
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dls,
ease relieved In six hours by New HI.1'
South american Kidney Cure II
great surprise on account Of It's eNs,,ii
ing prumptneSs In relieving pain W va ,.
der. kidneys and back, In male or ~
male. Relieves retention OF wafer "
most Immediately. II you want ~
relief and cure this is the remedy sy so.
Vn " tt&s
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"osTEoPATHY" Is deadly enemy
Of Hay Fever and Asthma. Rooms IS
and 10. Exchange Bank.
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Or. Miles PaIn PiIIsara guaranteed 70 10
ssnstns. 'oao cent WV
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FLORIDA.
A Superior Through Sleeping Car
Line Between St. Louis
and Jacksonville.

Commencing December 2sta the Louis
Vile Air Line has established the great
TnrouCa Sleeping Car Route 10 Florida
Through sleeping cars arranged 10 leave
s.. Louis SIS p. m daily, Passing Louis
Vie 100 a. IN. Lexington 49, a. 10
reaching GA tt5HoCsA e;s' 2. n. Atlanta
ord morning.. Stop-cyers allowed Thl.
~orte IS through large cities and Interesting
country, ard. wa:le a new through eleep.-,
car route = over mos superior and ~
sSta bIIshed lines CT railway. TIE sc5sdt,iss
R-e fast an5 most convenient
THIS lire a,So affords p ssenEe-s fo-
florida TIP va Ashev.As. y. g ne great
est American aN-yea--sr0EE1 resort
Correspondeaca solicited ard .nfo!uat,o,
promptly furnished P A CAMPBELL
Genu Passenger Agent. g. Louis. 70
THIS & also TIE best Inc 20 points II Ken
lucky. TENNESSEE, Georgia ard North aad
South Carolina.
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Arrive ! Leave.
Trains.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. q. 1897.
Trains ArriYe Leave
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EOR RENr-AIIsrrIrAN

FOR REET-Housss In all PARTS OF tbs
city. Hills Il kinkead. over l43 y Mar
ket St 65s-tf
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WICHITA & WESTERN.
Arrive From West
No. q Pratt and Kingman pas
senger daily except Sunday -. 1923 a. m
No. T. Pratt and Kingman &C
commodation TUESDAY. Thurs
day. Saturday, .................. 20 pm
Depart West.
No. 1, Kingman and Pratt pas
senger daily except Sunday. Clio pm
No 3, Kingman and Pratt &c
commodation (Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday ...............I 9:35 a. m
.. a RHODES. Superintendent.
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FRISCO LINE.
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAIL

This line IS now running through chair
cars (seats free) and Pullman Drawing
Room sleeping cars Wichita to St Louis
daily without change. This is the only
line running through Pullman cars from
Wichita to St Louis. where direct con
nection is made with all eastern trunk
line points in the most magnificent rail
way station in the world. Quickest line
to all points in Southwest Missouri
Northwest Arkansas. east and southeast
This company now also have on sale
Fteamship tickets 10 all points on the
globe.
For further information address
II q. MORTIMORE.
City Ticket Agent
Corner Main and Douglas Ave
L. R DELANEY, Agent Union Station.
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1880 am 1000 a. m
1000 a.m,lc;oO am
1880 pm 1880 pm
$50 am $3.50 am
SIS PM 6:35 pm
6.35 p.ml 6:35 pm
$40 am $40 am
$40 am $40 am
$40 PM $40 pm