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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-11-05
STATE LOUISIANA-Parish Of
Vermilion-;7th judicial District

STATE LOUISIANA-Parish Of
Vermilion-t7th Judicial District
Court--No. 299.
Succession of Mary Jane Lang.
Application of Elijah Wise to be
discharged as administrator.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, including the heirs
of said succession. to make opposi-
ton, if the, think fit, within ten
days from the day in which this
notice is published, showing the rea.
son if any they have. why said appli-
cation for discharge filed by Elijah
Wise, administrators of raid suc-
cession and his bond Cancelled as
such to file the same in writing in
the Office of the clerk of court within
ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal Of
court this 18th day Of September,
1898.
ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk Of Court.
". B. White, atty.
~ ~
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Harald Richards of New Orleans
brother of Mrs. w. III. Waggoner,
came up to work at Putnam's re-
finery during the grinding season.
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Mrs. DIR. w. d. White is still
confined to her room with rheuma-
tism, at the home of her daughter
Mrs. j. r.. Kitchell.
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The last week in October was
quite cool. The mercury indicated
frost for the last three nights Of
the month.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-11-05

e. Erath has a nice lot of coal
which he sells cheaper than coal
was ever sold here before.
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The Election Commissioners.
Cat Court House.)
3rd ward, W. L. Vanslyke CONS
w. w. Minor "
q. B. Broussard
W. r. Ellis elk

VTANTED-sEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER-
wv sons in this state to manage our
business in their own and nearby coun-
ties. 1t is mainly Office work conducted
expenses-definite, bonafide. no more, no
less salary. Monthly SIS. References.
Enclose se1f-addressed st amped envelope
Herbert E Hess. Prest,, Dept M, Chicago.
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Malarion is endorsed by best Physicians
md guaranteed to cure Chills, Fever and
Ague. All druggists or from Mofit-West
Drug Co, st. Louis. Mo
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-11-05

The cane syrup has a delicious
flavor this year, and is better than
for many years past.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-11-05

The owner is hereby notified to come
and prove his property, pay costs il
fifteen days from this date otherwise
the same will be disposed Of accord
ing to law. HENRY ABsHIRE.
September II, 1898. 9Th ward.
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TAKEN UP-By the undersigned, q
creole sorrel horse, aged about eight
years, has been ranging in my neigh
borhood about three months, and
hrondoJ 49,. rsxs4.
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Edwards & Greene, attys.
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very tame. Notwithstanding the large
fields. All three events were Won in
straight heats. The track was a little
heavy, owing 10 recent rains, but at
that the time made was good, consider
Ing that none Of the winners were hard
pushed. In the 2;l7 teot Matte Patter-
son WIS a prohlbtive favorlte and won
without an effort. In the 2:t4 pace Har-
~ dinner had been picked for q winner,
but Argetta won easily. Dinner not be-
ing In the race at any stage. The 2:sl
trot was won by Battleton, green
horse, which made his frst mark IN this
race. Battleton was favorite In the
pools and was never In danger.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, and ArlshapU In the Thriving city
AcroGs the Rtosr.


Across the RtSsr.
Sidney Burrows was given a hearing
yesterday afternoon before Mayor Ship
man, for stealing watch belonging TO
s. Parsons. Burrows plead guilty ana
was fined $40 and costs.
Word has been received here an
bouncing the serious illness OF Miss
Laura Swart8, who Is spending her va
cation with her sister at Altenhelm.
Brady Williams will entertain mum.
Der OF his friends this evening In honor
OF his guests, Misses Blanche Mitchell
and Lucy Jepson, of st. Clalrsvllle.
A horse hItched TO o wagon belonging
to Louis SCheehie ran on on Broadway
Yesterday morning and slIght damages
to the wagon resulted
Miss Ethel Darrah very PLEASANTLY
entertained a number OF her young
friends last evening at her home on
Fifth street ~
Mrs. James Dixon and daughter Mar
IorIe, left yesterday for Altoona, Pa, to
visit Mrs. Dlxon's sister, Mrs. H. N.
Campbell.
Miss Bertha Robinson, Of Columbus,
Will arrive here to-day to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pen
nIngton.
The colored people OF this place were
out in full force yesterday to the Union
Sunday school picnic at Belmont Park
Albert Shaver, Misses Lizzie shaner
and Agnes Bell returned yesterday
from a weeks outing at Chautauqua.
Mrs. Samuel Heaton and daughter.
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pEIlAIRR
Amsorts Of Local NowS aud GOIslp From
the GlaSS CITY.

8
Amsorts Of Local News and Gossip From
the GIasS city.
The committee to secure flag for the
park pole organized by electing Harry
oliver. president: Elmer Crow, secreta-
~, and Jacob hurry, treasurer. A sub
committee, composed OF Mesgrs. wiiler-
ton, Grow and Murry, was appointed to
secure prices on flags, and material for
same, and were also instructed to have a
new rope placed on the nag pole at
once. The secretary was instructed to
write every secret order IN town and ask
them to send delegates to the next meet
ing. The orders represented at this
meeting were the Sr. o. U. A. N. and Jr.
o. U, A. NJ, Knights Of Pythias, Knights
Of Golden Eagle and Daughters Of LIB
erty.
Those who are spending their vacation
at Epworth Park are we'll pleased with
the entertainment now in progress these
days. The programme for the day In
cludeg concers by the Schubert glee
club c. L. s. Round Table, Children's
flag drill, social hour, closing concert by
the glee club and lecture, THE Won
ders OF Atmospheric Electricity, Eric
ttonaa and Induced" by Prof. II. ".
Richards.
The middle ferry, long known as Ben
sons ferry, but Btterly owned by the
Morgan estate, was sold by g. E. Nor
gan and Mrs. Berger to ]. c. Devine, Of
Wheeling. The latter afterwards trans
ferred It to r. II. Gttdland, who is one
Of the owners and the manager Of the
Benwood ferry. The price Is not made
public, but 1t Is understood q good fer
ry will be put in there.
Henry Elton, one Of the sub-maII car
riers Of this city, who works at the stee3
works, narrowly missed losing his right
arm Monday night. He got It caught
between two pieces Of machinery that
come together, but fortunately the
shoulders were sufficient to save the
arm from being crushed! 1t was bad
~ bruised. however.
Marshal James 8. Johnston landed
James Ebbitts In jail at st. Ctairsvtfle 70
work out o fne Of $40 and costs impos-
ed for abuse Of his family, by Mayor
Freeze.
Miss Maggie sewellr Of New Atheng,
who has been visiting Rev. 9: w.
Holmes and wife, returned to her home
yesterday.
The Y. P. S. C. E Of the Christian
church OF this city wifi send q lot Of
literature to Camp Thomas, at chica-
manga.
La C. sedgw4cl5, Of Martins Ferry, was
in town yesterday on business and call
ed on some Of his local friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Stewart and Mrs.
N. Alma Sanders have returned from
Chautauqua-
Mrs. r. Johnson and daughter, Miss
Daisy, went to Epworth park yesterday.
George W. Keller returned from Phil
adelphia yesterday.
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nomo.secLern E.aenr.Lonu.

on the first and third Tuesdays IN
July, August. September and october,
1898, the Chicago. Milwaukee &c IT.
paul Railway Will sell round trip excur-
Rlon tickets good (wenty-One days.
from Chicago, Milwaukee and other
points on It's line, to great many points
in South and North Daltotn and other
western and southwestern states at
about one fare. Take trip west and
Fee the wonderful crops md whit an
amount OF good land can be purchased
for a little money. Further lntormn-
tlon as to rates. routes, prices OF farm
lands, etc, may be obtained on applica-
tlon 10 any coupon ticket agent or by
addressing the following named per
aons: W. II. Powell, general immlgra-
lion agent 40 Old Colony Building
Chicago; II. r, Hunter, immigration
agent for South Dakota, 29l Dearborn
street, Chicago, or George II. HeRfford
general passenger agent Chicao, llli-
nols, w
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Madge, win leave the first Of the week
for Omaha, Neb,, to visit relatives.
Misses Anna and Aggle Alderman re-
turned yesterday from q weeks visit
with relatives at Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Samuel ThompAon viii be home
to-day from months visit with rela-
tiveS in the country.
zenIs Irwin returned last evening
from weeks vista with friends at
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. vallandlngham.
Of sistersville, are the guests Of friends
here.
3. c. Boyd left yesterday for weeks
vacation at Saratoga.
McDermotts tool works shut down
yesterday for repairs.
George King, OF UhrlchSvllle, is here
on business.
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SUFFERING humanity should DO sup
oiled with every means possible for Its
relief. II Is with pleasure we publish
the following: "This Is to certify that
/ was a terrible sufferer from Fellow
Jaundice for over six months and was
treated by some OF the best physicians
in our city, and all TO no avail. Dr.
RelI. our druggist recommended Elec-
trio Rltters; and after taking two bot
tIeS was entirely cured. ! now take
great pleasure In recommending them
10 any person suffering from this ter
rIble toalady. I am gratefully yours,
NJ, A, Hognrty, Lexington, KY"
Sold by Logan Drug Co.
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posToN WOOL

BOSTON, August 2.-The wool mar
ket presents Armed tone as a whole
and considerable inquiry is noted. Buy
ers who have been about the market APP
pear 10 be in search OF the woods that
they can buy cheap. They are not
forced to purchase at present, but with
the general outlook better they were
more disposed to get larger supplies of
the raw material on hand. The goods
market Is showing more hopeful fea-
lures, but orders are as yet moderate.
The following are the quotations for
the leading descriptions: Ohio and
Pennsylvania heeces x and above ESQ
2sc: XXX and Xxx above 29G3Oc; delatne
400; No, ! comblng SOC; No. comOlng
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MAGNOLIA tired in the stretch.
orr,rI.. 100. By love, 100; tampa, l09i

Gorrirle, 1Os; BY love, 100; Tampa 1875
John r, lOG: Speedy, 100. ~ .,.IoDr,
Frank r. Hnrf, lO9; NeYadA BOY, iVS'
IIlllpute, lis; Sister Ida, 1856 Hah0aili'9'
iJ7; Duckadoo, 100. -. .,,,,.r0,
Fifth race. four and one.halt i g,Io H..
Heck Jr; li5; MsaS9wsi; tOy ioI Mi Helsn Ill,
~; Crown. III; Walter o., 100.
The following selections OF probable
winners this afternoon are made:
Firs,-Ensign, Magnolia, Galloper.
Second-Beivina, Corn Cob, Jewsharp.
Third-Tampa, Speedy, Traitor.
Fourth-Hanoanna. LIlllpute' +. II
HART
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Il a. RAT.n aAMn.

This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the
island ball park, teams representing
Couer De Leon and Bernard shanley
companies Of the Uniform Rank,
Knights Of Pythias, Will battle for SUI
premaey. The lineup 10 as follows:
Occur de Leon-Hai9er, c; Cunning
ham, p; Richardson, lib; Faulck, %; Lo-
bernstein, s.; Crawford, ab; West, II;
Schenk, Ct; Cunliff. n. Subs-GelgeF,
SchafIer, and ScheNey.
Shanley- Juergens, c; Dick, p: Flem-
ing, ID; May, 2b; Evans, %; Hell, Sb;
ISindefberger, II; schuclS e; Montgom::
cry, re- subS-TayloT, Shaniey and
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SPORT..
THE RUNNING RACES.

Large Crowd WitnsSS'd Some Coca
WORK by the BanEtaIlS TussAay AftPE'
noon -TO-dny's Gard.
Al the wheeling Jockey Club meeting
about 900 patrons were present yester-
d,v afternoon. The track was deep In
mud from the recent rains The two
booKIes quit loser on tile day, as the tai
s,t pIayed the winners heavily. Bel
yIna opened at threes I'm her race and
was played to even and won in a gallop.
FRS, race-Heck, jr.. was a three
lime winner. The booIdes laid the lib
.ral price of 3 to against his chances.
After laying in a good position through
~, the race he moved into fret place
Snd won the race by a head from Med
e., who had made all the running.
second race-Whippany was to 3
,ovnrI,e with Jewsharp at two. Mon
ne Doctrine took the lead at the nag
,,u and led to the half. where Jews
;,rn with his light tnpost moved up
and took command and won easily from
Monroe Doctrine. The weight told on
third race-The talent jumped over
orr another to obtain the best price
Sralnst Bonneville. who opened at
tFrsps and was backed to even, as ne
was served up as a hot tip. The best
bonneville could do was to finish sixth:
Teyada Boy got away in front and LED
N the half pole, when Pocket Piece 10
N AGAINST him, passed the leader and
won easily by two lengths
Fourth race-Belvina was played Tor
a qood thing, being backed from threeS
:, avon money, and she never left the
race In doubt. She got away IN front
and won in half drive from Arion, VINO
v,as Interfsred with by Speedy.
Fifth race-Meadows was played from
sto5to4 to 6, with Lucette the actual
S,vorfte at even. To fair start Mag
ToiIo led to the head OF the stretch,
where L,llcette passed her and won driV-
Ing, Meadows did not like the mud.
To-DAY's ENTRIES.
The entries for this afternoon ere as
follows:
T,rs. race. four and one-hAlf furiongs-
csii6nar, l07; Ensign, 109; Dora Lamar,
M. MAGNOLIA, l05; Hopeful, l12; Gilt Au-
stralap. ito; Bonneville, 100; Minco Mald'
II" sscond race, three-quarters mlie-Mon-
mo Ooctrine, III: Reform, III; Corn COB,
iii; jackene. ia; Belvenia, III; Jews Harp
~ Third race. three-quarters mtie-pewey.
is: Helena Belle 10l: Traitor. 1gg; :. NC
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HARRISBURG. Pa. August 2.-The
war department has under considers
tion the Cumbler farm, east OF Steelton.
as a site for q camp for the soldiers at
Camp Alger. A survey is being made
OF this tract Of land by government en-
alneers and It Is thought It Will be Sc
iected II Nj. Gretna Is not chosen. The
war department has also under consld-
Grafton the Young farms on the out
skirts Of MIddletown.
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her face, aud very shortly become hGggard
aud homely. She will lose her animation
Of manner, the sparkle viii fade from her
eYeS and the ToS0B from her cheeks, her
form will lobe itS FOundu0SB and her step It's
SpHghtiiGeSs. Dr.. PieTce'O Favorlte Pre-
GcFiptiou impaFtB strength, health, vtgoT
and VlEility 70 Ehe Eeminlpe oFEaaism. It
allhyS inflammation, heals liberation aud
toneS the nerves. Il makes weak women
strong IN WomaniY way and able to bear
tho burdens Of maternity, Il baulSheS the
suffering OF the period Of CESSATION, and
matGS 6aby'B OdVenVGaSy and almost pain.
less It restores The lost complexion and
impaFts strength, vitality and health to
the entire SyStOm-
Il nm ye1y &haukhnI fof what Or. Piefse's
PaVoFile Pnt6elption hes done for me" WTtteS
Mn. BGta = Smith, q orgnoia, ISlk Co., kan1,
"Alt11A z u1Slih beloEs yap so1anod ,i sId
WlIlie a tlme. IeouId not rest at night OF at
any 0fhsF tille, ] eould scarcely eat anything
6eRau tRldnR pF. Ptefea'l FaVoTtte PEeSe1p.
ton Gdd atNsT the second dose itlt better.
From then tintn vas conhned carried all tie
10 ne SlFden eVCrV dey, besides my other work
and did not tel at al bad. when the baby was
born had a Very easy time. The women said
had an easier time than any Que they ever saw
for the hSSt time. The baby IL very healthy
gOt up when she was Ave days gid. Amer two
healthy"
Ror free, papercovered copy Of Doctor
PicTCe'E Common Sense Medical Adviser
send Al one.cent stamps, TO cover mailing
only. Cloth bound il stamps Address
Dr. r v. Pierce, Buffalo, ny a medical
library In one IooS;page volume,
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CINCINNATI, August 2-But for two
nlTIudEes OF ny balls by SteInteldt. tho
Reds would have won to-dayB game.
iInSfeadv. -Four Of his sig bases on balls
6iosSomed Into runs. Attendance, $3.50.
ScVFo' RHE
Cincinnati 80 OOO5 o-S . j
S SeT YORK ID 3 i / o Q o 5 2-71o /
Earned runs. Cincinnati 4; New York :.
T3atteFIeg, Hill, Vaughn and PeltE; RuBie
and Grady. UmpIres, EmSlle and Hunt.
Time, $3.50.
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LOUISVILLE, August 2.---To-day'A game
was q pitchers' battle, and was called on
account OF darkness at tho end o. tho
twelfth inning, with the Bcoro tie Both
teams floided beautifully. Score:
Louisville ....".9SSSSSSS5SSSSzf5 !
batteries Magee and KittridEe; Nichols
and BERGEN. Umpireg, Carney and
Brown. attendance, 100. Time, 2:2o.
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nbthe primary duty
Of everyWomSu 70 wear
In hef ACE the lilieS
and rosEs Of health. It
10 one Of Womhn'e nat
ural missions to please,
and one Of the hFst at
tributes Of q pfeGG!ug
woman lSa complexion
that ShoWS the bloom
Of health.
No matter bow beau.
dttll q woman may be
Rt the offset, Il she
OuGerD from weakness
aud disease Of that
delicate aad important
.oFROniSm that IL the
threshold Of human
life, she will soon show
y1Pnean of auReFinR In
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MouNDsvILLE CHALLENGED.

The Martins Ferry ball team Issues
challenge to the Moundsville team for a
game on the Iatter'B grounds, Satur-
day, August 6, and also challenges the
wheeling LaundEys for game anF
day next week az the ball park on the
island. Answer through the Intelll.
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nv pitched great bali, md the Cleveland
team fielded brilliantly. Attendance 1854.
SS0Fo' RHB
CLEVELAND ....sSS5S39Ssi99S
Phlladelp'a 80 0 Q 0 vi D
Earned runs. Cleveland 3. Batteries,
Cuppy and Criger; ponahue and MeF,ar-
land. Umplres, Lynch and Andrews.
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pENRoop.
lreo1y Nsws Items Gathsred In the Busy
MarshaII County Town.

IWE-I1N1V N7S''''' ~
Little Henry Power continues to re-
cover from the effects OF injuries indict-
ed by street car.
John Bursee and John Chapman have
returned from fishing trip out Fish
creek.
Charles Gatewood VIII make a trip to
Springfield, o., tonight.
John Farmer left for Martins landing
yesterday.
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ROWLING.

Last night in the Mozart tournament,
the North Ends took two out OF three
from the All.Americans on the following
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NATIONAL LRAGUR

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
louisville ], Boston /.
New York T. Cincinnati
Pittsburgh 2, Washington
Cleveland ., Philadelphia l.
To.pAY's GAMES.
New York ut Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Philadelphia at CLEVELAND.
Washington ut Pittsburgh
Boston at Louisville:
Brooklyn Mt 81. Louis
PITTSBURGH. August 2-PittEhurgh's
errsrcss game shut Washington out Both
runs were made after two mon were out
wrIgley's Wild throw wnS responsible for
one tally and two hits brought in the
other, Attendance, LOO. Score;
Y,tr-,,.,...,,.-,,. I. ., y,Vr M A tt
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ROAD ................ sd I'D

Carroll Club was scheduled to contest
with Tidal Waves. but as the latter faal-
ed to appear, the Carroll Club boys won
three on forfeit, rolling the following
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ofBasEst BaIl PFomlSsd Between Whsol-
lnRand stOubonViIIo.

ting and StOubonHille.
Tomorrow afternoon on the state fair
grounds, at the Turner'S picnic, those
old rivals, the basket bail teams Of the
SteubenVlila and Wheeling TurnVerelns.
VIII do battle for the champso nshap Of
the Ohio Valley, and incidentally settle
last years tie game: The game IS cas-
ed for p. M, and the teams hne up as
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DIRECTORS.
William A. lsctt. Mortimer Pollock,
j. 4, Miller, Robert simpson,
II. III. Atkinson, John X. Botsford,
Julius Pollock.
jais j. a. MILLER CaahleE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-06-03
t!FiF4~- fH0 FEFsrF-
Eb.tsa A.l1 fAE-.

The Do-ic Is confidently looked for
sometime tonight
The a J. Fuller viii take away
1881 bags OF sugar for Delaware
Br5skTsIs-.
The ship Geo. Curtis Is n port from
China she Is discharging ballast Al
ths Emmss wharf
The American barkentine s. G. VII
der. Mcneil master, arrived in port
Wednesday morning after Z trip OF II
days from san Francisco with z cargo
Of 500 tons OF general merchandise for
2. !. Schaefer & Co
The American barkentine Irmgard,
Schmidt master, and the American
brig Y c. Irwin. Williams master,
both sailed for san Francisco yester-
day afternoon. each with Z full cargo
Of sugar There should be good race
between the two vessels 70 san Fran
cisco as both are known 70 be quite
fast
The o. < o. S. S. Belgic, Kinder
commander. arrived in port yesterday
morning after run Of q little over
nine days from Yokohama. She haul
ed alongside the Pacific Mail wharf
and, after discharging her cargo for
this port and taking on coal. proceeded
on her way 10 San Francisco al
O'Clock II the afternoon. The Belgic
brought 81 Chinese and Is japanese
for this port
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TO HELP TRADE
American Commissioners
on the S. S. Doric.
From PhnadeIphIa-Save Endorse
rnent OF Governmens-Three
Representative Men.

Two members q : commercial CON-
mission 70 China, which hiss the En-
6o-ssmenr Of The United States Gov
eminent a-d Is bsins sent under The
direction q the Philadelphia Com
ns-c;al Museum for the furrhe-ance o:
American trade with China zad foreign
lands generally. viii Dc here on The
s 5 Do-tc- The Two members ara
Hon Sheridan ?, Read, until recently
United States Consul et Tientsin.
China. and CaSSius \ Green They
VII meet the third member Of The
commission in Shanghai. Dr. Gust2vo
Nie5s-lein. : well-kRovn explorer ani
scientist
The consensus o. opinion in the East
Is LhaJ this commission Is most op-
perfume. and will y very valuable for
the promotion OF American trade with
China That i, has the endorsement
Of The United States Government will
add much 70 lis efficiency II reaching
Chinese high officials. 3Ir. Read. the
head q the commission, Is well known.
and his career q over vsn years in
China has fitted him 70 direct CON-
mission OF this sort. for he has devot-
81 life time 10 me study Of COM
mere. and his experience OF Chinese
life and travel viii b Invaluable. Nj
Green Is known 10 the merchants Of
The United States a. an expert on all
matters touching The industrial and
conmerciaI Development OF The United
States
When the Pacific Mail Company
learned a the proposed commission
10 China II rendered 70 The members
complimentary passage from San Fran
cisco 10 ShaghaL The Picking having
been chartered by The Government the
same courtesy has been extended by
The O. and 0. Company or their steam
ship Doric-