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Bida fer Coal.
STATE NEWS.

Huronite, I: Deputy United States
Marshal John Garter brought to this
city Friday. William Morarity, whom he
placed Id jaiI TO await the sitting Of the
next term of United States court. Mo-
rarity ii charged With embezzlement Of
poatoiice funds while postmaster ut
Warner.
IA tramp attempted TO outrage the
person OF Mrs. Will Bone, wife Of D
farmer living three miles from Water
town. She was alone With q little girl
. years old, and In the fracas she was
terribly mutalated and bruised. The
tramp escaped and cannot DO found.
though several parties have been il
eearch all day. He would probably be
lynched il found.
Deputy Sheriff Kittridge, of Hudson,
attempted to arrest Nick Mason for sslll
ing bear. Kftridge had no warrant and
when Mason objected TO being arrested
without IL, the deputy pulled ! run but
for come reason il snapped twice. h
then draw another and fred three shots,
the last taking effect in Nason's right
side. The first gnn KItssldge attempted
10 nse was . a callaber, ths last q .
calliber. Eyewitness shy the shooting
was entirsIy nncalled for and as Kitt-
ridge has made threats that be would
kill Mason before the season was over, il
may 90 hard with him.
.- 8
Look 40 this, $1,000. co will be awarded
In eighty fonr prizes FOR correct replica
10 q mix up Send self addressed
stamped envelope for the mir np, TO the
Florence Medicine Company, ST. Paul,
Minnesota.
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Local TRme Tahle.
Chicago. Milwaukee d ~. Paul Railway, which
BOX effect, sunday. May 26, 1924
TRAINS ao1MG EAST.
Passenger. Mo- 4, depaFte 1850 q. NJ.
Freight. No. on. depArte 6.45 .. M.
Freight. No. "a, departs $3.50 y. ~.
TRAINS aOtMG wHsf,
Passenger, No. 3, depAsis 3 90 p. "A.
Freight, No, gT, departs6 200 .. N.
TRAINS RR0m TaR EAST.
assengeF, Mo-. q, arrives 500 p. m.
FREIGHT. No. III, arrives 4:3sA. M.
freight. No. IS, afyivee 6s0 2. m
TRAxNe FnOM THE WBsT.
Passenger. No. 4. arrives iI:a0 .. m.
Freight. no. M, ARRIVES bio p. m.
ALI the above sraine carry passengers; but
only when passengers are provided with
ickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
ID ERAn for all points south, and passenger train
rofng wsse. az W0OneOeket for al points north.
MADIs0N u BRISTOL LINE.
1 Passenger going north. departs 3:i5p. m.
Passenger from north arrives, 11:s0 .. N.
yN0. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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All WOOL pants made ia order for "a
and upwards. G. "A. NUHoLs.
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The manuscripts of Tasso. which r
still preserved. are illegible from the
immense number Of erasures. changes
and cancellations.
Biaamy ID only q misdemeanor, mol .
crime. according to the laws of New
Jersey.
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have had the train stopped and gone
back to assist him had not DIR. Bryant
been standing on the platform when the
accident happened.
County commissioners Champion,
Overski and Clark, with Auditor Runkel,
met yesterday 10 make the annual tax
levy, bnt owing toit being a legal hoii-
day, adjourned until to-day when they
estimated the total county expenses and
fixed the levy ss follows: County; A3
mills; insane, 5; bond interest, 8; bridge
fund, d; poor farm, IS; county school, 2
mills, state, 90; total, IL mills. There
yet remains the city and local school
levies TO be added
The little girl OF 1hos. Tierney caused
it's parents q fearful shock this morning.
IL had picked upa bottle OF carbolic acid
on q neigbboring ash heap and spilled
the contents over it's hands burning
them severely and from it's pam on tirst
discovery the parents were not cure that
IL had not swallowed some Of the acid.
A physician was immediately summoned
and their worst fears soon allayed when
it1 was learned that only the hands we're
injured. Such carelessness in the throw.
ing away OF dangerous acids seems Grim
inal. People should take the precaution
to destroy both bottles and acids, In
getting r.d OF such dangerous fluids.
Department Commander Ct. w.
Carpenter, OF Waterfowl, announces TO
g. A. r.. men in the department OF South
Dakota that the train for the national
encampment at Pittsburg, Penn, will
leave Waterfowl, 8. d., on the b. c. I'm
at Los p. NJ. Saturday, September 8, 1894,
and leaves Sioux Falls at 4 p. m. of the
same day. The Pittsburg train ; win
leave Chicago at 3 p. m. Sunday, Sept. 8,
from the Baltimore & Ohio depot whore
alf Dakota g. A. r. men are ordered
10 promptly report on their arrival at
Chicago. Dakota headquarters at Pitts
burg will be at Room 81, st. Char es
hotel, where the Dakota registry win be
kept.
Mason fruit jars, one-half gallon, $1.OO
per dozen; one quart % cents per dozen.
MoFFrT Il CLINE.
Bids fer Coal.
Bids for supplying the city schools
with coal for the ensuing season win be
received by the board Of education until
8 o'clock b. m. Friday, September, 1894.
Bids required on Wilmington, Hooking
Valley and hard coal. Prices to be based
ON cash or school warrants In payment.
The right ID reserved 10 reject any and
all bids. Board OF EDUcATI0N.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award.
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Parties wishing to have horses taken
care or cheaply during the winter, where
they can have plenty OF feed, water and
shelter, call on G. B. KENNEDY.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

Quaker City National Bank, Philadelphia, Penn.
National Bank OF Illinois, Chicago, Ill.
National Bank of Sioux City. Iowa.
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All wool suits made TO order for s16
and upwards. g. A. Nichols.
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mREvETaRs.

Ground feed at Peter Marquart's.
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For rent-A seven room house with
stable. g. B. KENNEDY.
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AiOUSDSVILLE.
4 Miscellaneous Mclnuse OF 3lnor oIa,.
tcrs from olnrshalVs Metropolis.

tcrs from olurshalr- Metropolis.
The thieves who entered Courtwrigh.
& Smiths hardware store early SUNDAY
morning, O. near as could DO counted
took about 4 dozen good razors, q nun.
Der OF pen knives, four fine rerolyers,
which had been ordered especially
cartridges and other things amounting
10 between 80 aud $50. They left d
twelve-inch butcher knife on 4 chair
near the stove, where Il looked "a IL
they had sat and smoked for awhile,
stunps OF cigars being found there.
They took the knife from the show case
back to the stove, no doubt TO defend
themselves should they be detected and
attacked. They hadn't been gone long,
for the cigar smoke could be smelloI
when one OF the firm discovered
the robbery. Those who went into the
pos.oilice broke open a small wooden
box, no doubt thinking it was flied
with jewelry. but to their sorrow it was
box OF corn salvc. They LEI, it aud
went oil.
Cats 1. Gray saved two big logs yes.
terday at their mill which will be u.cd
az sills for the boiler 1t the Whitaker
iron mill, in Wheeling. One mcasu red
% By 81 by 81 feet long and the other
is by 20 by IS feet long They Sere
gotten oil tho Samuel Riggs place by r.
]. McFadden.
The Globe Mineral Wool Company
started yesterday morning to 90 on in
full, but as they were starting tho wall
which supports the boiler fell. and they
were com PEELED 10 shnt down. They
have orders Tor several tons OF their
product from the south.
The school election takes place next
Thursday. Candidates are not very
numerous yet. J. W.. Booth, who has
beeu named, mpnatica!ly declines. and
will not serve il elected.
james Henrietta sold nino big hogs
yesterday, weighing in all 2,7iJ pounds.
They we're only eight months old
Rev. G. ". Grimes and son William
lef, for Tyler county yesterday on Wal,
10 Mr. Grimes's mother.
The new firm OF Ba,son. Wade & Bald.
win took charge OF the HaIlin.shead
planning mill yesterday.
The Humphrey Broom Company
made another large shipment to PorI.
land, Ore, yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Moore, OF Grafton, is the
guest OF his brother, Hermann Moore
J. ". Burchinal returned Sunday
from Geneva, Pa.
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BLIlZ&S, OLD BOY,
Got There First ut Grnvcscnd Yesterday
Heating Picknicscr and Count.

Got There First ut Grnvcscnd Yesterday,
beating Picknic scr and Count.
New YoRx, iinv ga more disa.
greeable day could not have been seen,
for it was cold and wet, and the track
was a sea OF mud. Starter Rowe was in
one OF his worst conditions. and could
not get the horses of. summary:
First race, five MISUNDERSTANDING
won; Herkimer second; Monotouy
third. Time, l:04l.
Second race. mile and furlong-
Bitten won; picknicker second; Count
third. Time, 1853
Third race. five turlonga-Seaside
stakes, aelling-Taucred won; St. Vim
cent second; Ch!cot third. Time, l:0i4.
Fourth race. mile and iurlong-Nah.
ma won; Jersey Bell second; Baroness
third. Time, 2:03.
Fifth race, six iurloncs-Hoey won ;
Maidstone second; Old Dominion third.
Time, LII.
Sixth race, milo and q sIx,ecnth-Au.
relian won; Dobbins secondi Sir knight
third. Time, ISL.
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THE PrITsEURGHEIiS' WORK
The Average Plead Gets IN III, Work BE
fore the season i Fairly begun.

The Average Plead Gets IN III, Work BE.
fore the season Is Fairly begun.
The averages for the fret month Of
the league ball season have been com
piled aad show Pittsburgh is .hird in
batting and 9Th 10 fielding. Philaicl.
phia leals in batting, and Cincinnati is
q. the top in heldinq-the Red. are al.
ways near the top in this department Of
The game. PittsGurch's average in bat
ting Is .257 and in fielding, .g35. Among
theghort-stoos Glasscock raaks seventh.
Burkct. ha, the fourth be'. aeldinG
average. Walter Brodie, OF Baltimore.
Is fifth in batting with an average Of
.+lG. Following is tablelshowing the
work Of the Pittsburgh team IL al! de-
partments:
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Gravosend entries for to-day are az
follows:
First race, five :urlongs-Eondo, Cap.
tain Jack, King Gold, The Sage. Cherry
Blossom, Colt, Corn Cob, Harris l07,
Ella Reed l0+.
Second race, three-quarters mile
O'Conuell HI, uoey rs, Apponattoz
III, Ed Kearney los, Selma D. 107, Gold
Dollar l0+.
Third race, ono mile-Sulross lI5,
Emin Boy llO. Prig, SilYerado, ST. Julien
los, %atterson l03. Latlah l0l, Leigh 90,
Shadow ~.
Fourth race, mile and onc.sia tenth
Torch Bearer III, Figaro 10, lGonville
lO7, Equation, Mr. Jingle l03. Econom.
ist 100, Song and Dance 90, Little Mat.
Hartford, Prince klamath Odd Socks
81. Oporto. 9S, Ascot 81.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Ninevah,
Mosquito lQj, Hollywood l02, Tympancc
colt l0l, Melinda Amsterdam 100, Little
Ella. Lady Bug, The Squaw IS.
Sixth race, mile and one.sixtecnth-
Long Beach TIC, St. Julien LOG, Facto-
tum 96,
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A Tenn Of CaI,.

Tho Peerless Manufacturing CON-
pany. Of Cleveland, makers OF tho Tr-
angle, have team OF colts this seasou
which will make a ripple IL the sea OF
racing Z Z. Johnson. {. q. Metrills.
l. b. Goe;z and G. D. Constock are
the men ana Pat Nu,sry will be the
trainer. These men will follow the
racing circuit and will be seen in Wheel.
ing 10 September.
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THE SEPTEMBER RACES
or tho National bicycle ItnoinG Circuit In
Wheeling.

or the National bicycle itncinG Circuit In
Wheeling,
Already the Wheeling Athletic
Wheeling Company Is moving in the
preliminary arrangements for the great
national bicycling racing circuit tourna-
ment whicn takes place in this city on
September 60. Tho various committees
OF tho organization recently nppointed
will at once commence operations, and
it is surety that Wheeling will wit
Ie9s such 4 racing day as che has never
before seen. President Geiger, who has
bean in correspondence with the lead.
ing racing men OF the country, has US.
surances that the larger part Of them
will take part in the Wheeling races.
In way the Wheeling date Is the most
important on the entire circuit, as the
circuit closes it's season here. aud all the
cracks will want 10 be in ut the finish.
Chairman Raymond, OF tho l. a. ".
racing board, has given the club per-
mission to run one race with the prize
limit removed, and the prize commit.
tee has decided TO give the winner OF
this race $500 piano, arrangements ior
the purchase .! which are now being
made. In this race the best cycle rae.
ing men OF tho country, including prob.
ably Sanger, Tyler. Taylor, Dirube:gcr,
Johnson and the others, will take part.
Il will be worth going miles to sec.
This year two or three hundred Pitts.
burgh wheelrncn will come to Wheeling
to SEQ tho national circuit races. as
Pittsburgh is not in the circuit, and
there will DO no high grade racing there
in consequence. Arrangements for spe.
cial excursion rates from all poins with
in radius OF 100 miles will probably
soon be made.
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Tie striking painters Of Chicago have
organized bicycle brigade OF thIrty
wheels for use In hunting down non.
union paiatcrs- lhc waking dele
gates will hereafter ride.
Every infantry, cavalry and srt!ller?
regiment in tho French army mas, at
least, one cycle attached.
a cTele corps is bcin. organized az
Oakland. Cal, which will be an adjunct
Of tho state militia
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for an idea! May dly, 20 be FILED. II
this is G1ac the day Nil witness ono Of
the greatest athletic contests ever seen,
one that will be watched by thousands
OF people, vhcellAen and others who
take pleasure IN witnessing contests o.!
speed and endurance.
wheelmen should not fail 70 renem.
Der tina: entries for the race close q; the
ISTgLLIGE=CEa Gfice Friday at noon,
and those who van: Z whacE at that
Triangle safety should at once ell entry
blanks and send them in before then.
This is imperative az the handicap com.
mit:ee will barely have time enough 70
90 ove: tue daia and allot the hanli-
caps.
The race will be started at / o'clock
Wednesday afternoon Decoration Day
and il is expected that the winner will
hsvG made tue GiIeen miles in an hour.
perhaps little less. Inquiries have
been made regarding the llmi: OF the
handicaps, bpt this cannot be told now,
as it rests entirely with the handicap
committee, Tho will not kaow il them
selves urtii oil the entries are in.
The route will be out Fourteenth
street from the lSTELLlGrscEE Office 10
McCuiloch; McCulloch 10 the national
road. and out the pike to the seven
mile post near Triadclphia; the return
will be over the same course 10 the cor
ner OF Eof and Fourteenth streets,
WHARF there is 4 favorable apo: for no;
finish. without the danger Of the fuisa
At Narke! aud Fourteenth as originally
intended.
The Drizo list up to date is as follows:
.asleiIghtroaIstcr s4!e;y bicycle. par
chEsed tom ;he wheeling hrent..
CJocsse W l0GIsOl'E sous. and donated
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HAWTHORNE, Ills, May 2aa..-First
race, threc.quarter mIle-Bound Brook
won; time. les. Second race, three
quarter mile-Natiri;v won; time, pa.
third race, five iurlongs-Toby won
time. 1904. Fourth race, one and one.
eighth miles West Chester won; time.
2:CS. Fifth race. ono and one-sixteenth
miles, four MISUNDERSTANDING won
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Tho racing colony at Springfield is in
full bloom. says bicycling liorid Sanger.
Tyler, Taxis. Kennedy, Warren and a
dozen more we'll known faces are tax.
ing their daily spins upon Hampton
Parks surface, carefully watched and
timed by their trainers and handlers.
The men are being looked after more
systematically than ever befo.e in thu
history OF the sport, aud are running oil
miles in times way down. In fact. the
nun vino cannot ride under $50 is in
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Lonesome company. the hor'; are
very strict. the men not being allowed
10 wander far nds!d after h!2h.;all, $50
being the hour when they are expected
TO be 10 bed. Every ono il in anc fe:.le,
and thorc on the outside relookirS tnr
the grei.eIt racing season ever known.
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81. LOUIS, May 22.-The Colonies and
the Browne PLAYED hot game today,
bu: the home team was too much for
the visitors, who started out with a
good lead. Attendance. 1000. Score:
ST. Loui5..........-.-.o o. 0 3I0l '-5
Louisville ! 0 i
Elrred runs, ! and . Error. 3 csch. HIS. 8
and 10 P!tchcrs, Gleason AID Hilroy. Umpire,
-Thrlyool
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Do YOU ask your grocer Tor the
Wheeling Bake7y's Tin Seal Bread
they have greatly increased the size OF
loaves, making bread much cheaper TO
the consumer than ever before. Their
five and ten cent leaves are simply
enormous.
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4 NEW RoAD RACER.

The replies to the questions Of New
Road Racer" are here given. There are
no established rules, nor does any or.
ganization attempt 10 govern road rae
ing. The referee and judges will be on
hand to hea- OF any iouling or attempt
.. fOuIing, and should any rider be-
guilty OF such an act, he will OF course
be disqualified. lhe officials haze il in
their power TO disquaIiiy any rider for
any breach OF the ordinary rules OF
cycle racing. lii not anticipated, how
ever, that there will DO any trouble OF
this character. Amateur wheelmen
have always stood pre-eminently ior
fairness, and the purity OF cycle con.
tests, the absence OF unfairness and
trickery, have always been matters OF
comment among spor;stnen. The only
qualification necessary to enter the race.
is the amateur standing Of the nppli-
cant; it is not necessary 10 be member
OF the League OF American Wheclmcn.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

7
b v!-tGe OF & deed o. trust made By Charles
Il Wise. August Kramer 1ad R1yncnd 21ce-,
70 re s. trusree. dA;cd August ID. ls2! Aat
recorded IN the oeca Of the Clerk o! tie couH;y
Court 0! OHIO collty, Wet Virginia 10 Decd Of
TFrS; Book No. %. folio i1o. I shAI &c. 5. puSr
lie sale 20 the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. MAY n 1913.
beginning AZ 10 O'Clock q n. al the north doc.
OF the Court House Of sad coaa:y. 3 certl!n 10:
or parcel Of lAnd IN the city OF WheelIae oaio
county. West Virginia. taus described to-Eii:
Being lot Numbered one hundred sad tEeciy
USO o. the northeast coraer o! Market AID
Twenty tourtA streets 10 said city. vita the ep-
purtcIAncts thereon. and being The ssue prop
erty Conveyed b. the aid Visa Krame: and
Bauer b. Samuel J. EIlii1it. BIZ desd dated June
.: 1877. Gad recorded In said oSoe.
IEEHS or SALE:-Ole-.hlra Of the purchase
money A0d rs much r.ore Is the purchaser lay
elect; cash In haat. and the re.ldGeIa Two equal
insiaufaeuI az nine AID eighteen months re.
sPeei!vsly. with Interest iror1 the Cav o. ssle,
the purchaser 10 give notes for TIE ce.e.-ed IL.
s'a!laentS secured By deed Of tSusi upon the
premises s1d BY policy Of !nyuraaee % 81
a:aauet Aad IN company satisfactory 70 tie
JOHN J. JONES. T.usteA
". P HUBBARD, At.orrey.
". II. HAiEA Aucaonee-. apS
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Syria, EtI7a,cs 10 he Inte1fgenne-.

!Sr1cf17 I4I59'ri o t'N 7hlt.F79enalT.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nav 90
Charleston won victory IRON Martins
Ferry to-day in a holly contested game.
Score:
Charleston. II OF 0 o 0 o. G
Martins Ferry..o.-.. 0 O. 5
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SATURDAY, TIE % DAY OF JUNE ls3L

commencing al 10 a. n, the ioloE!cg described
property, that Is TO ssJ: i certain lot o, parcel
o. land lying Ia Ohio county. " Va. on tae
National road. about three E!les !tou the city
9! Wheeitog. bounded as follows: Commencing
isoin the northeast corner Of said lot q: Z STAKE
OF the west side Of drain In William Po.:e!s
held. on the easi side OF the So,ioaal road, and
running thence north 2+Sz degrees west as-io)
poles 10 stake. south 65t< decrces ees; a4;.l0o
poles TO the middle OF the National road and
Win said National road south ?i5I DEGREES esst
s5lD poles; thence north g. DEGREES e;.iyo
poles 10 the plkce Of beginning. coatain!ns 500
LOO ac-e$ together With al and singular the
improvements and Hpprr:eaSnces thereon or in
any wise belonging thereto. belrs the saae
r!3Pe!tY conveyed 70 the iA!t Eosh Zane by
william Porter and s ). BOYD By deed dated tAa
list czT OF October. ls77. And recorded In he
Office OIL the said CountT Court IN deed book No
81, pages 25 aud &C., The tile 10 sald property
IS believed 10 be good. but selling as trustee I
Eii convey only the hIe vested IN re b? said
TEEHs OF siLr-o1e-haM o. The purchase
money OF Ct much -o'e IS the purchase
elecc 70 pay cash OF the dag Of sale, the balance
IN tTe!Te months. note bearing interest from
Inc Gay OF sale 20 be g!yec .o- the deferred nav.
inent. The title 70 be retained uutll payrza;
has been made in full
b n DoVESEa, Trustee.
W. II NAiiEa Auct!oneeg. apo
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Bosrox, May 92.-While New York
led in batting, its hits were scattered.
while Boston pu, them where they did
the mos. good. Score:
Boston. 90 o 0 0 o o. 8
New Y0rk-............-o 0 0 0 0 0 0 l. ?
Earned runs. Boston |. Errors. each. Hits.
{ and u. Pitchers. IIovett snd Rusle. Cny!:c,
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A GREAT CONTEST.
The Indications arc thai tho Iu-
telllgeucer Road Race
ISTO Be 4 "CRsCKGR,J5CG' EVENT
OF the First water-Entrlss VIII
Close Friday--Thc Course and the
Prize List Up TO Dltc-Thc COminI
Bicycle TournameHt-Hc.ult Of the
Ball Games and Races Yesterday.
HE preliminary

HE preliminary
rrlnseDen.st Tor
the iSfEiI;5Es-
GER Decoration
Day road race
habo been COM
ple;ed, and all
that remains
now is for tie
special order
placed with
U ncle sans
weather bureau,
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By virtue oiAcecd o. trrI: made y Noah Zs-e
3ad Isabella Z4oe, bis wife 10 ne ai truS:ee,
dated tie le;h de; Of May 4 D. 1872. recocdcI
IN the ofElce Of the CLERK o! the Coca:T Cou.t 0.
Ohio County. West Ti.ginla IN deed Of trust
book No. IS. !oitos 10 and li5. will sell az he
aoEh troat doc. o! the Cour: EouSs IN st!t
County, cn
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ABOUT THE ROAD RACE.

"a New Road Racer" Asks Questions.
The Answers.
TO IL Sporting Editor:
Will you have in to.morrow's paper
the l. A. W. or the rules that are to
govern the Decoration Day road race
I have entered the race, but dom.
know the rulez, for l don't want to foul
any one or don't wan, TO be foulcd,
and il you will print the rules I think
it will help more than me and the gen.
tlenanuess OF the race also. Does c
rider have TO be member OF the l. A.
W. to enter?
Nryr Po.D plcyp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23
CHICAGO NOT CHICAGOED.
The smoky City Aggregation of Eail
TosSers DefeAted-Other Games.

CHICAGO, May 22.-1hc Colts defeated
Pittsburgh to-day br harI hitting. The
features were Ryan'a and Wilmo.'s bat
ting and the fielding OF Irwin and Bier
bauer. Attendance, 9,l0l. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-23

Tho use q 'Ccs:o=il' Is 81 uaiTE-sal AID
is merits 50 well knG~a that It Eoy-l5 wu5k
ot s1;ercroSa;L0n to endorse H. Fr~ are the
Intelligent families who Go not keep CGs;oris
;E..:hin Casy reach"
C.Gn5 &AZ-Ts, D. D.,
New YORK CITY.