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GONG TO~ sTEUpGNvILnE.

The Bioyelc Ilaces There VIII Attract tho
local cyeiors.
Tho bicycle races 70 DO run at stoub-
onvillo on tho Fourth Of July viii, at.
tract tho faat riding contingent Of local
cycledom, aud somo Of tho boys expect
to pull down q number Of the prizes
Which have been put mp for tho &C.
caslon. Tho events aro all In Glass A,
and the local boys will be careful they
do not got put Into B class by riding for
prizes no. allowed by the racing rllcs.
Following Is tho prlzo list:
First race, one.half milo novice
First prize. gold watch, S25; second
prize. silver mounted walking stick, So;
third prize, bicycle shoes, 50 80.
Second race, ~ milo opon-First
prize, gold watch, $50; second prize,
cuf buttons, sl0;third prize, umbrella,
So; fourth prize, sweater, So.
Third race, one.quarter milo open
First prize, gold modal, $50: second
prize, bicycle shoes, 50; third prize,
cyclometor, $3.50; fourth prizo, L. A. w.
PHI, 81 50.
Fourth race, one.half milo. open
First prize, ailvor water get, SD second,
prize, scarf pin, s.; third prize, cuff
buttons. s. 80; fourth pr:zc, L. a. w.
pin, 81 90.
Filth race, ono mile, open-Firat
prize, diamond ring, $50; second prizo,
gold watch, SO; third prize, gold pen
holder, 81 so; fourth prizo, bicycle
shoes, S..
Sixth race. two mile, open-First
prizo. Bohemian vino set, $50; second
prize, pair French bronzo figures, S25;
third prize. gold pen, silver holder,
S. so; fourth prize, bicycle shoes, s..
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THE BASE
The Series In tho Ease Eudod-Pittsburgh
Defeated at New York.
%srAsp1so or CLUES.
Saturdayended the frat series between

III SathtuaJ cauoA Vic h3oe eShASo
the eastern and western teams Of the
league In the east. The wostorn teams
20 home for a short aorles between
themselves and then the eastern clubs
will go west. In the east the homo
clubs have had all the best OF 1t, In fact
the trip has been ono of the most disas.
trous for the westerners in the history
OF base ball. Three weeks ngo two
western cubs, Pittsburgh and Cleve-
laad, were at the head OF tho process.
ion, but now what o change-threo
clubs are ahead Of them, and Pittsburgh
Is just inside the first division limit
Can the westerners return tho compli-
ment on their own grounds? is now tho
question OF the hour. To-day's games
are 90 follows:
Baltimore, at Boston. Brooklyn at
Washington, Philadelphia at New York,
Louisville ut Pittsburgh. Cincinnati at
St. Louis, Chicago at Cleveland.
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Attic Pttaburch Races.

Considerable interest was ielt among
the local wheelmen and lovers OF cycle
racing, .as to how L. R. Dillon aud
George Tinker would come out in the
races at the meet of the Pittsburgh
Athletic Club, Of Saturday. Both mon
were banked upon to make q good
showing, but neither came up to ex-
pectations. Tinker did not race, and
the best Dillon could do In the one mile
handicap, with three starters, was to fin.
'ish third. In tho novice Q c he SCI
cured second place.
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Borlin Protestant Cathedral

BERLIN, Juno l7.-The foundation
stono OF tho now Protestant Cathedral
which il to replace tho old Dom church
was laid to-day with imposing zero.
monies by Emperor William. A large
crowd OF pooplo was present. Tho court
chaplain delivered an Grafton. All .lic
Protestant clergy Of Berlin wore present.
Tho emperor, who was followed by
other prominent psrsonagcs, thrice
tapped the foundation s.ono, ut tho
salno tirno saying a fow words. Tho
soryicea consisted chiefly OF tho singing
OF Psalms,
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BALTIMORE, Juno 1z.-Preaident Ruck.
stuhl, Manager Barnie and tho Loulu.
vile team. arrived hero at 9 o'clock this
evening, and left 40 hour Inter for Pitts
burgh. Manager Barnie has signed
Mehncy, the crack pitcher Of the IIar-
risburg team. He won seventeen
straight games. Barnic expects to
sign several other new players in n day
or two. Meuefee 10 still suffering from
a lame arm and Richardson IL luid of.
President Ruckstuhl says tho story
about Barnie leaving tho team is un-
founded.
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No HELP FOR HIM
Tho Case of Kizcm!usky-So Relief /

Tho Case OF Kizcm!usky-S6 Relief is
Possible.
BUFFALO, N. y, June ia letter
from acting secretary Edwin T. Uhl, of
tho state department, has boon received
by attorney W. W. Saperston, repro.
Henting tho petition in tho Kizeminsky
case, which he lately bore to Washing.
ton In order to enlist tho aid OF the Uni.
ted States government to release this
Pollsh.American cltizcn from Siberian
mines. Mr.. Uhl finds after oxamina-
ton OF tho case that Kizemineky was q
native Pole who came to the United
States utter having taken part in tho
unsuccessful revolution OF 1863. He
Gays:
"Thore Is no naturalization conveu.
ton between the two countries and no
treaty limitation upon tho power OF
either government to proceed against n
foreign nation or subject returning to
Its territory for an ofenee p1!or to
emigration. 1t Is hold by Russia
that emigration uithou. imperial
consent is an otfcnso liable to
punishment upon tho retnrn OF
the offender within Russian jurisdlc.
ton. whether he has boon nuturalizcd
in the meantime in another country or
not. Tho cx.remo penalty OF deporta.
ton to Siberia To-, 1t would scom, rarely
applied, and tho department cannot
conjecture tho ground OF tho order Of
exile In this instance, unless it DO that
the antecodents OF Mr.. Kizeninsky are
deemed to warrant exceptional severity
Of treatment"
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Morris Park EutrIoh
-. WUr1Iss EHIH F1HtEIbh
First race, five.eiahth milo handicn

First race, fivc.oighth milo handicap
-Wah Jim. 1856; Ed. Kearney, 1923
ArmitnRD5-l2J; Restraint, Calico, by
Jovo, T%rcvolyan, 49, Fondoliuo, 1l3;
Black IIuwk, ITO; Innocent, l07.
Second rGco, ono milo handicap
Peter TIM Great, 1l5j Ornus, lie; Beldo.
mere, 107; Son Mathour, 1906; Iockin.
var, l04; C%iemontinn, l02; Factotum,
Rcib, Pulitzer, 100; Clnrus, 98.
Third race, lve-oighth milo. Dobu.
tantc otukes-Mouquona, Bernico,
Emma, Roma, Kiabcrn. Curious, Swea.
den. Pomogranato. Lady Bug, Mxa, ll5.
Fourth Iaso, ono milo, Long Island
Lightweight HaEdlcap-Danquet, 1875;
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HAPPY days und rostful nights result
from using Ayers saraaparilla, 1t 30
regulates NIL tho bodily functions and
Strengthens tho nervous systom that
worry and fatigue uro comparatlvolyun
known and lilo 10 truly enjoyed. It ia
certainly q most wonderful medicine.
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nnuncd.

NEW YoaK, June l6-The New Yorka
took their second game from Pittsburgh
to-day. Play was stopped in the last
half Of the eighth inning by rain the
Giants having one man on base and
none out The features were tho fold
ing Of Doyle aud the batting Of Lyons,
Donovan,, Doyle and Davis. Attend
ance 10000.
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TIE Panhandle Dyoing ostabllah-
mont. owned by John no!lmoIor, at No.
l43l Market strcet, 10 tho best equipped
house Of its kind In Wheeling. In addl.
ton to tho dyoing and cleaning depart
monts n,corps OF flrst-clasa %tnilors arc
employed. who eau do repairing 10 mont
as 1t Is possible. Clothes and ladioa'
garmcntn, cleaned or dyed, Gun DO undo
to look Ike now. Satisfaction guaran.
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Tho game Of bail at Bridgeport on
Saturday, between the club Of that place,
and the y. N. CA. OF Martins Ferry,
was won by tho latter by o score OF 5
to 2. Dobbius made three base hits
and Miller TWO base hits. McClcary
struck out seven and Davia four. BoGgs
was umpire
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Thcgood bark health. with tho bravo marine,
hopc at Tho holm. ia drittlngro on concealed rocf.
II you ure troubled with inactivity OF tho kid.
npys. Shift your course by tho did Of iIos,c,,ot,s
Stomach Ntlcrs, which will pilot you Into tic
linrbot IN anfoty. md snyo you from Brlghts d!y,
cnaC, dIabOte. or dropsy. Tho Dl,torf checks
iGnlarln' rheumatism, dyspepsia and I've. com
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Other Saturday Games.


CINCINNATI. June l7.-Cincinnati and
St Louis We'd with each othcr which
could play tho worst game. Cincinnati
lost after making one. feeble rally. At.
tondance 1900. Score:
Cincinnati ..a.. .......O 0 Io.0l8 o.
81. Louis.-.."....."-.- > 0 0 / 3 0 o. Q
Earned runs. Cincinnati 3; St. Louis q Hits,
8 and 8. Errors and T.: Pitchers. Dwycr, Tan.
nehill ur1 CARLSON. Umpire, 0'Rourkc.
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II 49,, F-e.INItN
BY virtue Of o deed Of trus. made by Mary Nc
Nanars and Michael McNamara. her husband,
to me a. trustee, dated April "a. 1890, recorded
In the office oithe Clerk OF, the County Court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia. IN Deed OF Trust
Book No. 80. page 49, will sell ~ tho north
front door Of the court house OF said county, on
WEDNESDAY, TILE 18TH DAY OF. JULY. 1904,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m. the following
described property. tina. Is 70 say:
The east half OF lot numbered two and tho
west half Of lot numbered three, situate aud be-
Ing on tho north aide Of Eleventh street.. In the
city OF Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia, as,
laid out by AndrewH Britt. o plat OF which sub
division Is recorded n Deed Book No. Y, page
159. The said piece Of ground fronts forty foes
on Neyenth street. running s~nurthwaedly Of
equal width to the south line Of lands owned by
tho Wheeling. Pittsburgh & Dsitimore railroad,
one hundred and twenty feet more o. leE.
TEnss OF SALE:-0ne.th!rd and Is much more
os tho purchaser eleeu to pay in cash on the day
of salo, the balance In two equal installments'as
ono and two years. notes bofriny interest from
tho day Of sale 70 DO given for tho deferred pay
month ". J. W, COWDES, Trustee.
". q. HAILxn Auctoneer. 3elt3
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ia; Connanchc. lis. Her,

Don Alohzo. 1914; Comanchc, lis. Her
aid. Redskin. l04
Fifth RAGS, iyenndS ono.hali furlones
Lottie Eaaton. il5; Corn Cob. Chlcot
sabrina Q, Dolabra, Golden Gate,
Hsyere, Marotli, 1l1i Ceckado, Monot-
ony, jessie Taral, los.
Sixth raco. milo aud oncsoighth.
muidena-Remole, Hazel Hatch. Odd
Socks, Prince klamath, Delnorto,
Spread Eagle, l10i Paris. Pulitzer. Reifr,
Big Mid, l07; Star Actress, Antipode,
105;Frank D., Dnly, or.
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Western League Gumes.

At Toledo-1olodo 8. Grand Rapids s,
At Kansas City-First gome-Kuusas
City 8, milwaukee 4. Second gumo-
Kansas City 0. Milwaukee @.
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PIrTsBuEGn \ D P 4 ENEw YORK. h


Earned runs, Pittsburgh .. New YORK .
First base on errors. Pittsburgh .; New YORK /.
Loft on bases, Pittsburgh 0. New York l. First
base on balls. oil Slcol /, or Ehret 3. of
Home run. Davis ThIcc.base nit, DAVIS. Two.
base hits. Bccsley. Lyons. Sacrifice hit, Murphy.
Stolen buses. Donovan, Doylc. Hit BY pitched
ball, Farrell. Wild pitch. Ehrct. Umpire. Stage.
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The professional bicycle race between
Walter WORKS and Will Greer, TO DO q
feature Of the picnic OF tho flint glass
workers, on the atate fair grounds on
next Thursday. is attracting some at.
tontion, and will no doubt be an inter.
esting event. 1t will settle the mooted
question Of supremacy between these
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Races Sanctioned.

Chairman II. E. Raymond, OF the rae
Ing board, League OF American Wheel
men, has sanctioned the races. which
are to DO run at the picnic Of the Boo
thovon Singing Society, on the state fair
grounds, on July ith.
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slcYcLEsl
SALE.
.TRUsTEEs SALE.
,s7.,,s,, wnEEtIsso W VA

e ANNHftf aHUNLNI HtaNf
BY virtue Of 4 deed Of trust made BY Ellen O..
Taylor and Joseph 2, Taylor. her husband, 10
me 40 trustee. dnied December 8, 1897 recorded
10 tho oeico OF the Clerk OF the County Court 81
Marshall county. West kVineinia, III DOod Of
Trust Book No. 10, paso co., Will sllI on tho
premises! 10 the town OF Benwood, Marhal
county. West Virginia, on ST{TSII'
TUESDAY. THE 30 DAY or JULY, 1891,
commencing at 10 O'clock d. m, the following
described property, that isto 4 y 1f
Lot numbered eighteen. situate on second
street 10 tho town Of Bonwood, MafShaiicouhty.
West Virginia, together with all the buIldln1al
and improvements thereto belonging.
Said property will DO offered In Two parcelsi
and rs q whole, lfst the north part OF kiidi LOT
withthetwo story brick building tituato thereon,
lying north OF 4 limo running through tho can.
tre OF the partition wall dividing tho two briot
housea, and second, the south part Of the said
lot lying south Of said limo with tho tVo.siory
brick mouse, situate on said iopth part % said
lot Third. tho whole Of 5aid lot with tho double
brick house ntuate thereon.
yTEEIs OF sAir-One.third md az much moro
OF tho purchase money a the purchaser elects 70
pay in cash on tho day Of sale, tho balance IN
two equal inStallmenh Of one and two years,
notes bearing interest from tho day OF sale W DO,
given for the deferred payments. rU
W. J.W COWDEN, Tfultoa
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d ~ NLNa .NH#nHH .ELNH.Hra NwNnHH"M 49,
By virtue Of q deed Of truyt madc by Martha
@ Noble, 70 mo a trustee, dated May IL 1850,
recorded In tho oflco Of the Clerk OF tho County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
north front door Of The Court Houss Of Ohio.
courty.lon yas
SATURDAY, TIE TN DAY OF July. ls9s
commencing at 10 o'tlotk q. m, tho following
deschbed property, that is to say,l
Two lo9 OF ground numbered SIX and Seven
In John acIfpe's addition 10 tho city OF Wheel.
ing, In Ohio county. West Virginia, In the Fint
ward Of said city. said lots lying woss OF and
fronting on tho county road leading from the
National road, 70 Mount Wood emetery.
TERMS or sILg;-one,t third and q, much more
as the purchaset elec3 to pay IN cash on tho day
OF ssle, the balance 10 two equal installments Rt5
ono and two years, notes bearing interest fsom
the day Of sale 10 be given foY NE deierrcdp pay.
ment; THO tue 10 DO retained until payment IS
WV cowDEN, fru,,oe.
u" =" VI nkyyrn kRNtEnu rkH1#-NEH tntD "a
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Eastern League Gamea
AT Provldcnco-Butralo II, Provi.
'donce4.
-AtTroy-Troy IL. Wilkosbarre 8.
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.TRUsTEE's SALE.

". 4. ulLrxa. AuctIonMsos. - ia
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TRUSTEE's SALE

WIN CowDEN, trustee.
WI HiLLin, huctioneeY iel2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-02

Taking altogetlier, this has been
pretty lively summer. The newsDa-
70. =, at least, have no occasion to com.
plain OF uull times as Tar as events
are Coucs:ne1. At home we had Con
sress aud Tie tariff question TO make
things interesting, he semi.cOmic per.
IUriaancea OF tho lers, and
u SERIES of labor disturbances and
strikes leading up to the great de-
moustrhtlon headed by MIR. Debs.
fraGoe has contributed sensational
ltom OF the first magnitude in the as.
sasslnation Of President Cnrnot. and
ltWly md other counties have fur.
nlahe0 smaller ones OF similar charac.
IT,
japan and China seem now about to
proviie b cody grist for the journal.
t,r MIL. and II hostillties bstwsen
!" tn should proceed to any length
Other countries may help to make the
anm mel Vi 1891 notable for its impo
ant happenings Earthquakes In
Gfeocn and turkey. tho plague In
lGa nd The cho era In Rutsia and
other c"untrihs are among the pleas.
ant Tea urts Of Inc last two or three
months. Tho probable loss of the
Wellmun arctic execution Is another
anu onn o, sha most recently reported
incidents OF tho heated term.
1t would II ns IL tho spirit OF mis-
chief and evil haI been remarkably &C
tive of lnts But by this time he mus
lave nrHry eXhnuste his engines.
II we tnly hope that this country,
least, VIII soon resume the even
tenor OF It's way, and that a quiet and
prosperous fail aud winter will more
than compensate us Tor tho excitement
AMI disturbances o! the sum mer-Bal.
tim ore Sun.
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III. r., Pataskala. o, having read
what | said about the keI Usone treat
mrnt for milk fever in cows, says: II
have been taking The Stockman for
neurly year and have looked over tho
back numbers hut fail to lind an ex'
piunatlou. Will A. l.. O. please toll us
about 1t soon, lest We lose some OF our
best COWS through Ignorance"
lam very glad TO do so because
think the Kerosene treatment, IL used
In lime, will save many COWS afflicted
with milk fsvu.
Here is tho formula for the kerosene
treatment: Kerosene ono half pint
melted lard, ono and ono.hulf pints
fresh milk, ono qGart. Mix and Civ,
at one dose, to % repeated II neces
sary, IN two hours. This 10 simple
remedy and not dangerous: | saved
one COW by Its use though she did
not have milk tever--which WAS so fal
gone that l did not believe any .hlnu
would save her.
She was very constipatel and re
peated Injections done her 10 gOcL
aud tried it, giving one dose in tn,
evening, ana tina next morning Tho
cow was up eating. lam not doctor
enough to say for certain. but my be
llei Is that II COW is fod right for +;
month before CalvIng anu her bowels
ara all right when she calves. then 4
she eats the alter birth, she runs SerI
slight risk OF having milk fever. or II
fact any disease TO which COWS az,
then liable.
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We Have
Come to Stay
PA MARKET ST.,
Wilmington, Del.

Before making alterations we find
that tnere Is u balances OF live 90 thou
sand dollars worth OF fine. high grade
clothing which must be- disposed Of In
n lew days, SO don't delay II yol value
money. ns this is the last chance of n
lifetime. Just think OF 1T. live (s5)
dollars worth of clothing for one (sl)
In ready cash.
Mons Tweed Cashmere suite; $3.50.
worth $500; Scotch Choviot Suits,
1923 worth Sll.5o; Gray and Brown.
81. 90. worth Sl3.5n; Mems Clancy
Worsted suits. $3.50. worth SlJ so;
Clay Diagonuii Suits In long Regent
Getaways. $3.50. worth 5000; sMen's
Working Pants, Go cents: Dress Pants,
sl37. still liner ones. gl.60. Sl.S9. 90. 10.
Children's Suits. Sl.00, worth IS 90
Knee Pants. 20 cents. worth So cents
Alpace coats. so cents; Boys Long
Pants. so cents; Linen Coats. 30 cents.
Remember, this is positively your last
| chance. Salesroom will be open un.
til O'Clock, Saturday until IL o'clock
22i Market Street. Wilmington. Del
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\ shash,p. pn.e n uru.lt,.

One Of the most shocking cases OIL
brutality on part of mother which,
has come to light for q long time, was
that which was revealed by ~ year old
Luella Trusty in the Municipal Court
room this morning, when her mother,
Annie B., and her father. William Il.
Trusty were charged with inillctingl
uniustifable phyeical pain upon her
oil Tuesday OF last week, and at ygrl-I
GUS other times. The prosecution wasI
under the charge OF the Society Of thel
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children and
George Brown conducted II.
Trusty. who lie ono of the trustees of
the A. U. NJ. p. Church, and hls wifeI
and four children reside at Eighth
and Tatnali streets. On Tuesday
morning, Edward Wells, George W.
Dunlap and several other men were at.
tracied by chiid's screams, and upon
an investigation found thatMrs. Trusty
was beating the child. Lusila a frall
] child having her eyes discolored by
/ apparent brutal treatment anu very
nervous from the ordeal, told Of the
whipping. She said her mother on
that morning had told her to place
some preserves on the breakfast table,
which she did, but as they were not
the ones Intended, she took the daugh-
ter to an upstairs room. whore she re-
moved all her clothing and beat her
unm ercifully.
There were welts on her back made
by the whip and on the Lreast thet Q
was an ugly cut. Tie child was left
In the room and two hours later was
again logged, this time her brutal
father standing over her PROSTATE
form and telling her TO remain quiet.
She says no kicked her on tie head
and lump on that portion OF the
body verified her statement Alter
calling a number of witnesses who
knew nothing Of the whipping. Trus'
ty made a statement during which he
denied that no had kicked tho child or
knew that abe was being whipped.
lie had always tried to punish his
children in an orderly manner, and
had never seen his wife use undue
force while correcting them. Mre.
1rusty. who is tho cEild's step m other.
stated that the girl was almost tncorrt
guile. She had whipped her. but al
the time did not think the punishment
was SO severe as 1t turned out to be-
She had tried to reform her but al
there we're no institutions In which
she could be placed they undertook tt
do SO themselves.
a She amused the audience by saying
a that she bad taken the child and Will,
: on bended knee had taught her thu
Ten Commandments anu 9th oil Scrip
turnl lessons. but such instruction,
had little effect after beating tho help
less child 30 severely. IL had no eli
: feet on the court, either, Hs they wer'
c both sentenced to pay fine OF 80 ant
/ costs. Luela will be taken In charg,
j. by the society and given good home