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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-11

Captain Stuart is at the capital
fighting fer his Office. The move
ment against the confirmation of his
seems to be stronger
than ever and the collector is doing
everything in his power 10 Square
himself" with the powers that be.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30

FOR SALE-Ten acres of the finest soil, near Glendale. fenced with wire mesh fence; has a 3-room plasIered house that cost $500; all goes for ssaa- Be quick and see PascOe. ITO North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS
 HAVE STORMY SESSION
The Entire First Day of the COnven.
 ton Lost in WrapsIins.

Nashville, Tenn, May 29.-The state democratic convention which met here to nominate candidates for govern nor and railroad commissioner adjourned at 6:1O this evening, until 10 o'clock tc- morrow, without effecting temporary organization. It was decidedly the most turbulent body of the kind that ever assembled in Tennessee. Freq fights were numerous and it was with the utmost difficulty that any ,ecord of the proceedings could be made
 Adjournment was taken after an un- derstanding had been reached between opposing factions that the -hree z. b. ernatoriaI candidates, Governor John L Cox, Congressman Malcolmn R. Patter- son, Judge John R. Bond, eacn name four representatives who shai consti- tute committee to decide on 2 templ~ rary chairman. Before this a2reee- ment was effected the battle over contested delegations occupied the en- tire time of the convention. The ser vices of the police were necessary from the outset.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
GUATEMALAN
 REVOLUTION
The Insurgents are Given
 a Check
The Movement Described Though as the Most Formidable in the History of the Republic.

Mexico City, May 29.-Major CasteIlo, commanding one detachment of Guate- malan revOlutionists, after taking the city of OcOs, was forced to retire be- fore superior forces. CastelIo is now reported to have taken a new base and will be reinforced tonight by several hundred good fighters from the steamer Empire State. General BarriIlas is in the mountains making his way to CueZaltenangO. Bari.las has with him fine body of picked men and is re- ported to be steadily recruiting his force. No news has been received here from Salvador, but the invading force should by this time be well advanced into Guatemala.
 News from the Guatemalan frontier wtll be somewhat interrupted on ac- count of the revolutiOnists having GU. the wires, but messengers on horse back will be dispatched from Ocos, where General CastellO had his forces and from the flying column of General Barillas, who is pushing on to the i'm LOrtant city of QuetzaItenango. with 4O,0OO inhabitants. That city is likely to be occupied by General BarilIas Wednesday or Thursday of this week He is immensely popular in that region.
 The revolution is the most widely spread of any in the history of that country. Foreign planters have been waiting for months for General Baril- las to act. Practically all foreign in terests and many of the best natives support the revolution. Frequent abuse of power is charged against the gov eTnment.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30

commissioners of the president regard ing their investigation into the sani- tary and other conditions existing at the several packing houses, probably will not be submitted before Thursday. To supplement the report the investi- gatiOn is still going on, based on cer- tain charges which it is said the presi- dent desires to have either confirmed or denied. When this information reaches here Messrs. Neill and Reyn- olds will then submit complete detailed statements of the conditions as they found them.
 Representative Garner of Texas and other members of the Texas delegation in congress today received dispatches from John T. Lyttel, secretary of the Texas Cattle Raisers' association, rec ommending a modification of the meat inspection amendment whereby the ex- penses of the inspection shall be borne by the government
 Representative Garner said tonight he had been informed that the presi- dent would not support a modification of the amendment as indicated
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
A Final Protest Against the Speakers Way
 of Finding aQuOrum
Whether Right Wrong He Had No Trouble Yesterday, at all Times Having the Necessary Number of Rep resentatives in Their Seats.

Washington, May 2S.-The aftermath of yesterdays flibustering, ending in the arrest and haIing before the house of a number of members in order to complete quorum, came in the house of representatives today on the ap- provaI of the Journal. A number of the members who were arrested" by the sergeant-at-arms during the call of the house last night were still in a savage mood today when the house convened, and they had personal reasons to as sign why they were absent on roll call.
 Throughout the whole of the discus sion, which was precipitated by the motion to approve the journal. the speaker of the house sat almost inn movable, now and then induIging in a quiet chuckle over the discontinue of his friends. When his right to direct the issuance of the writ of arrest was attacked, the speaker following an eX- position of the rules, terminated fur ther argument by asserting that the gentlemen had been legally arrested
 The rules of the house, as to the presence of members, were brought home to the members. and. during the rest of the day, while the house had under consideration the diplomatic and consular bills, a quorum was continu- ally present After completing most of the bill, the house, at , o'clock, ad- journed until noon on Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
THE AUSTRIAN CRISIS
 GROWS IN SERIOUSNESS
The Emperor Accepts the Resignation
 of the Ministry.

Vienna, May 29-Emperor Francis Joseph. in a letter to Prince Conrad Von he-SchiIlingsfuerst. ac- cepts the resignation of the cabinet and asks that the ministry carry on affairs pending the formation of a new cabi- net. The political crisis is assuming a serious aspect and apparently no party leader has yet been found with courage to attempt to form even d provisional ministry
 There is an uncOnfirmed rumor to- night that the heir presumptive. Arch Duke Francis Ferdinand has been re called from Madrid, where he went as a representative of Emperor Francis Joseph at the Spanish royal wedding There is also a rumor that ForeiEa Minister Count GOluchowski has re- signed.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
PosToEEIcE BILL PASSED.

Washington. May 29.-The senate to- day passed the postoffice appropriation bill, carrying an appropriation of S192. 70 4S5,O00. and immediately following ad- journed over Memorial day until Thursday.
 The entire day was devoted to the consideration of the bill as a whole and to special features of the bill. The de- bate dealt with the fast mail trains to the south; second-cIass matter, includ- ing the admission to the mails of pub Hcations as of colleges. universities and charitable and educational institutions as second-class matter; subsidies for Pacific Mail steamships. and questions relating to the boxes used on rural free delivery routes
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
THE WESTERN MINERS.
Adjourned For The Observance of
 Decoration Day.

Denver, May 29.-After deciding a contest for two seats in the delegation from Butte, Montana, in favor of John c. LOwney and Patrick J. Duffy. dele gates to the convention, the Western Federation of Miners today debated the question of open meetings finally vot- ing to allow members of every craft who presented a card showing that dues are paid, to attend the sessions. The reports of Acting President Will Hams and Acting Secretary Kirwia were read to the convention.
 The committee representing the fed eratiOn will tomorrow decorate the grave of the late Myron w. Reed at Fairmont cemetery. The convention voted to hold no session tomorrdw.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30

SEE THlS-6-room dwelling, east front, fine shade; close in; on north side of avenue; $2.SOO. F. E. Pascoe, 11O North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
VOL. XVII. NO. s
TwENTY-sIx REASONS
Why Mover and Party Should Havs
 Change Of Venue.

Caldwell. Ida. May ss.-when tHe Canyon county district court con- Vened today. the eases of Noye- Hey wood and PeJtibone ofHcers of -H@ Western Federation of Miners. who are charged with the murder or Former Governor Steunenburg were called rh-- attorney for the prisoners imme,iia.. ..f.- hled notice of the alleged disuuaIHra- tons which should prevent DIsLr-l- J udge Frank Smith from sitting a- trlaI judge. and gave notice or ga mo- tion for a change of venue Twenty SIX reasons alleged to disquaufy Judge Smith are given.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
ALLEGED PARTIsANsHIP.
In the Distribution of Diplomatic and
 Consular Offices.

Washington, May 29.-When the house resumed consideration of the diplomatic and consular bill today Mir Burleson of Texas discussed what he declared was the sectionaIism displayed by the appointing power in selecting diplomatic and consular officers. and gave an interesting series of figures to bear out his contention.
 He insisted that the discrimination against the south as to diplomatic and consular officers marked the president as one of the bitterest of partisans, and he protested against such favoritism
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
ONLY SI0CKMEN
 IN THIS CONCERN
4 Big Commission Company With
 Branches in Many Cities.

Denver. May ss.-Prominsnr ~-a-s- men from all over -he west zs---.trr..l at the Brown Palac= hotel today ar.. organized a commission company r1r5- talized at s100.000. shares havins a Ear value of SiO each All holders or -ha--s are 70 be stOckmen and no man win be allowed to hold more than nry shares
 The general office of the corran- will be in Denver and comui-~Ir- houses will be established in the live stock centers of Chicago. Eansas Clty. Omaha. St Joseph and ST Louis
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
NEw INsPEcTIoN PRovIsIoN.

Washington, May 29.-The agricul- turaI appropriation bill. to which spe- cial interest attaches because of the meat inspection amendment placed in it by the senate, is now before the house committee on agriculture As analysed by members of the commit tee. the meat inspection amendment contains three new propositions. It ex- tends the inspection to the product consumed in this country; provides for sanitary inspection of packing plants and places the cost of the inspection on the packers.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
PRESIDENTS OUTING.
He Will Deliver Memorial Day Ad
 dress Today.

Washington, May %. = President Roosevelt left shortly before o'clock this afternoon for Portsmouth. Va. where tomorrow he will deliver a Me morial Day address before the army and navy union. The trip to Ports mouth will be made on the cruiser Mayfiower. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt, their children, Eth eel and Quentin and Miss Carew, his sister-in-law. He expects to return to Washington at a'clOck Thursday morning.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
NO FIGHT LAST NIGHT.
Fitzsimmons- Burns Match Postponed
 At Least a Week.

Philadelphia, May 29.-The twenty round fight between Bob Fitzsimmons and Tommy Burns. which was to have taken place tonight before the Tuxedo club at North EssingtOn, five miles from this city has been postponed until Wednesday of next week as a result of the order issued by Governor Penny packer to the state constabulary to prevent the bout.
 The officials of the club will at once take legal action with a view of hold ing the fight on the new date
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
THE BIGGEST sUNDRY BILL.

Washington. May 29.-The sundry civil appropriation bill was completed and Chairman Tawney was authorized by the appropriations committee to re- port to the house today. It is the larg- est sundry civil appropriation bill ever reported, carrying over $94O0O 0OO in which is s25,5O0,O0 for work on the Panama canal
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
SAW wAsHINeToN's TOMB.

Washington, May 29-The Mahara- jah Gaekwar of Baroda. accompanied by his wife and members of the royal party, today paid visit to Mount Yer non, where the prince paid tribute to the memory of George Washington He was a great man" he said. "I have read of his deeds many. many times, and l shall read of them again. %
 Tonight the prince and the other members of the party were dinner guests of Senator Lodge.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
CLIFTON ORPHAN CASE.
The U. s. Supreme Court Puts 1t Over
 Until Next October.

Washington. D. C. May 29.-CSpec- iaD-The supreme court having ad- jou-ned until October the Clifton or phan case will not be disposed of until then.
 The sundry civil appropriation bill reported to the house, asks for s9OOO for Whipple Barracks.
 Ed Campbell has been appointed postmaster at Lowell vice Benj Hor- vitz, resigned.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
STANDARD LEAVING LIMA.

Lima, Ohio. May 29.-It is announced that the headquarters of the Standard Oil company here. one of the largest business points of that company, are to be moved to Casey III. NJ. NJ. Lam fan, in charge f the pipe line depart ment, has received orders to remove his entime force. No reason is given for the withdrawal from here. The Illinois fields are operated by the Ohio oil company from here.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
ROCKED GENTLY.

Reading, Pa. May 29.-Repor5s rem southern Berks county, near The Chcs- ter county line, this afterro)l, I, report earth tremOrs and vibrations which created great alarm. Tha-e was a gentle rocking of buildings.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
THE DENVER CONTEST.

Denver. May 29.-Attorney John M Waldron. representing the elections commission. today filed a motion ts quash the return made yesterday br District Judge Frank Johnson 60 rr- temporary writ of prohibition issued by the supreme court staying an pro ceedings looking to the investigate of the recent election by Judge John son. The court made no ruling ou the matter.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
STOCKS

Amalgamated Copper, 1OSls; Sugar. 1864; Anaconda, 26714 Atchison S93s ; Atchison pfd, 1O3. Y. J. Central. 2S5: C. So S., 5Sla; St Paul, 1697s; Big Four 96A; c. & g., 3312; C. 6, s. 1st pfd, 69 C &, $. I'd pfd, 47; Erie, e: Manhattan. l5l; Metropolitan. 114; NJ P. 94: N. Y Central 1SS7s; Pennsylvania. l337k; St. L. S $. F.. 2d pfd, 449s; $. P. 65K; U. P, 94; T. S. Steel, 405s; Y. s. Steel pfd, 1O55s; w. U., 92Iz.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
A FIGHT WITH zULUs.

Durban, Natal, May 29.-Six hun dred rebel Zulus surrounded and at tacked Col. Leuchar's force yesterday, near Buffalo river. After two hours the Zulus fled, leaving seven ty dead The British loss was one killed and three wounded.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
NEWS PURVEYoR DEAD.
James E. SoripPs of the Seripps- Nc
 Rae League.

Detroit May 29.-James F. Sc=pa-- the founder and for many years a.. publisher of the Evening New ar this city. and former director or th- Associaterd Press. died at his hsr.- here today after a long illness. aEed a.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
THE CHARS DISREGARD.
Of The Demand Made by The Russlan
 Parliament

St Petersburg. May 2s-The soy ernment has decided to ignore tha ar- ton of the lower house Of parIiam-rr Tn reference tO its vote of a lack nr confidence and a demand for Jhe r-sie- nation of the ministry It win sva-- low the pariiamenrs affronr ar th- same time the parliament will u1t b- dissolved
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
BRIDGE TRUST CONVICTED.
Heavy Fines Against Companies And
 Agents.

Norwalk. Ohio. May PA jury in the criminal court today rendered a verdict of guilty against seven bridge companies for restraint of trade.
 The seven bridge agents indicted for conspiracy against trade were also found guilty. The companies were fined $500 and costs each and five agents S25O and costs each
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
SAYS ITS ALL OVER.

Panama, May 29.-The Associated Press has received the following dis patch.
 Guatemala, May 29.-9:12 a. m.- Revolution started out is already crushed. (Signed)
 "ESTRADA CABRERA. % SenOr Cabrera is the president of Guatemala
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
INVESTIGATING AN INVEsTIGA-
 HON

Washington, May 9.-Representa- tive Sulzer of New York today intro duced a resolution calling upon the president. If not inconsistent with the public interests" to send to the house at his earliest convenience the reports of Charles P. Neill and James J. Rey- noids fin connection with their inves- tigatiOn of the meat trust, the stock yards, and other packing houses of Chicago and other points, and all data, exhibits and correspondence in any way relating to the same"
 THE REPORT FORTHCOMING
 Washington, May 29.-The report of Messrs. NeiH and Reynolds. special
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
THE ARRESTED PRIzEFIoHTERs.

New York, May 29.-Terry Mccoy ern, Jimmy Britt, Harry Pollock. Tim Hurst and sixteen others arrested last night after the fight between Britt and McGOvern, appeared in police court to- day. Their cases were postponed and they were released on five hundred bond each.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
Characteristics of The HANSON BUSINESS COLLEGE

Absolute Thoroughness Minimum Expenses. Maximum Results. Modern Methods. Standard Systems. Competent Teachers High Class of Students Highest Standards for Graduation. Complete Preparation for Life.
 PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
MICHAEL DAVITT'S CONDITION IS
 UNCHANGED.

Dublin, May 29.-MichaeI Davitt's condition tonight is unchanged. John Dillon arrived from London last night and spent the entire day at the hos pital.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
ABSOLUTE STAGNATION
Characterized the Stock narket in
 Yesterdays Session.

New York, May 29.-Lacking yester- days one hour spurt of activity at the opening, today's stock market sank to al midsummer dullness of dealings. Alp soluie stagnation ruled at times
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago. May 29.-Cattle receipts G. 500; market steady. Common to prime steers, S400n620; cows, S3250475: heifers, S2.75T5.10; bulls. S325G425: calves. $2.75@IOO: stockers and feeders. g.. .7564SO
 Sheep receipts. 20OOO market slow. Sheep, $5.O6@6.25; yearlings. s5.9Oa6. .35; shorn lambs, $5.25G6.7O.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30

There's a man called "Oonofrio," His name I'm sure you'll know, For he makes that famous Candy, Out where the Cactus" grow.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
UNANIMOUS FOR EIGHT HOURS.

Washington, May 29.-The house committee on labor today authorized a favorable report on the eight-hour bill MT. Garner of New Jersey said there was not an opposing vote.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30

Little Red Riding Hood came in ore
 day Do you keep Oonofrio's Csndyg- sad
 she. The clerk replied -There are others,
 you know. But this IS made where the Cactus
 grow.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
THE LAS VEGAS POSTMASTER.

Washington. May ss.-The senate in executive session today confirmed tr- nomination of Fred O- Blood to b. postmaster at East Las Vegas
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. May 29.-Arizona- Fair Wednesday and Thursday; warm CT in the north portion
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
AN ARMOUR LOSS.
A Half Million Bushels of Wheat De-
 stroyed.

Chicago, May 29.-Armour & Co elevator, built along a slip from the river at Fisk street, was destroyed early this morning. entailing a loss of more than S5OOOOO. Tn the building were about 5OO,OOO bushels of wheat The fire is thought to have started from spontaneous combustion
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
GRAIN.

Chicago, May 29.-FavorabIe weather for harvesting in the southwest in duced liberal profit taking in the local wheat market and caused a weak feel ing in the pit.
 July wheat opened at S31sc to S3Ac. sold off to S2c and closed at S21a@825kc
 July corn opened at 4S3sc to 48Ihc. sold off to 4S1c and advanced to 4914c The close was at 4S7ac.
 July oats opened at 339sc to 335s @ 35Ac, sold up to 3414c and closed at BAG.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City: Kansas City. g.: Milwaukee. 3.
 At Columbus: Columbus, 1; India napolis, O.
 At Louisville: Louisville, 3; To. ledo. 8.
 At St. Paul: St. Paul 3; Mime apolis. 2.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
WIPED OUT BY FIRE.

Ft. Worth, Tex. May 29.-The town of Stamford is reported to have been destroyed by fire.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
WOOL

Boston, May 29.-The wool market is dull. though with better tone in evil dence. Great interest is centered in the western primary sales
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
METALS

New York. May Z9.-Copper advanced los in London, to rS5 15s for spot and fSJ 2s Sd for futures. Locally the mar ket was unchanged. with lake quoted at 1S.7$5d19.OO; eIectrolytic at $1S.371kGr 1875; casting at $1S,25d1S.3715.
 Lead was unchanged at S5.75G5.95 in the local market. In London it was d shade lower at ZIG 15s
 SDelter was unchanged at E27 los in London and at s5.S5d5.95 locally.
 Silver 67B; Mexican dollars. 5.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
FORGE FOUND GUILTY.
Another Incident in Affairs af Ns-t--
 western Mutual Life Insurance.

Minneapolis. May 1s-Dr J. Force. formerly president of the Nu-t-- west Mutual Life Insurance cumuarv. was tonight found guilty oT eub+zzle- menL Sentence was deferred ueuiius arguments on a motion for. new trial
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
BONDS

L. :. ref 2s reg. and coupon. 1O4Jz U. $. 3s reg and coupon, 1O2s4; L. s. old As reg. and coupon, 1O414; U. s. new Is, reg. and coupon, 12S&.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGuE
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al Denver R. H. l.. Denver .... .-.- -...-... ....1O 1 TCeoIo .--- .... 14 6
 Batteries: EngIe and Schrant; Stim- mel and Messitt
 At Des Moines: Des Moines- Omaha game postponed; rain.
 At Sioux City: Sioux City-Lincoln game postponed; wet grounds.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-30
LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES
Scores Made Yesterday Where the
 Best Teams Play.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburg- R. HI F. PittsbuTg .... .... ~ 7 2 bIOoklyn .--- --..
 Batteries: Leifeld, HiIdebrand, Kar- ger and Peitz; Pastorius. Mcintyre and Ritter
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07

-El programR de 10 cAlls de vi
YES 40 confsceicnala para reparlirlo
el domingo en- la gran pArada unto
niAta,
Ssla cor ortecclonado por Mr.. Ca,
rri6n, Mr.. Aguerrevere y Mr. Para
Cap6.
Mr., Mofeitar no t0mAra psrtD en-
este remate.
Ssi a divide en- las partes:
~ Mr.. T)ma. CArri0n pressntA' 4
OIL almonsdero AanCNto para IL vents
en- subAsta : db.icA con el problsma de
10 evasion dc IN prosesado & colta de
sumir on 10 prisi6n por un sno con
tadilo & un padre con cinao hijos.
50 Eltudios soclol6gicos 90 bre ls
tra1sd0urAct6n del ser humane com
parade con los euadl Il )sdos y au prs
fsrensia 4 los d'A!moa por ejsmplo; 10
perTa eomparada en- 10 mui,r.
So Mr.. Aguerrevere preasntsr& un
Somo do 10 obra tituladA smis dudAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-07
UN REY DAD|vOSO
Fl rey de IugIatsrrs, Eduar-
do VII, repsrte sendas pro-
pInas entire criados,
EN- E. EXTRANCERO
EN- e. ExTRANCERO
Cuando el encuentro del mo.
nsrca ingles con Francisco
Jose. uilIermo II,

CadA VIZ que al Yey de IqgIaterrs
sa invita- en- casa de algano do SUI
amigos por unos dfas, de- geueralmsn
t. eirco mil frances dc propiuas. Ests
eifta sube hastA 0sho mil ftaueos,
cuando los criados aon partlculsrmen
TO numerosoa. Cuando organix. una
parsids dc cazs, d. a Gaia guArdA
cienso vsinsisirco f:arcos y hAsts dos
c!entos cinouensA.
Las vislsas qls ell rey hlss klss
cories exsrangsras son MAI eossoass
'd1' Asi 90 que, cusndo htcs slgu'
nos AMOS, Eduardo VII 90 ercortr6
con oil empsrador FrancIseo jose, hi'
30 distribuir rs mil frances dc grail
fcaei6n. La mismA suma 90 le di6 al
perionsl dc 10 sorts do B ,rlfn cuando
81 roy asistt6 al entlsrro dc 81 her,
mana II empefatrIz Federiea.
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gensroso. En- eadA vista que hlcs 4
1nglatsrrs, deia IS mil franaos do pro
pins, esn motive del entiero do la
reinA Vistoris, SO mil frances.
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psspr6s do su permanercia on Irpla.
serrs, h'zo sntrsgar al msycrdomo do
10 corte para dlatribuir entre el servi'
aio, 10 eums Go $4,000 frances, on m
sheQus para los hsneos de Londres.