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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-04-26
"Kiplings Recessional" by Mr.. Wads-
worth and choir, after which,
1.-THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH,


worth and choir, after which,
1.-THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH,
was the subject OF an address by Rev.
W. E. Barton, D. D., Oak Park, ILL.,,
pastor from 1890 to 1893. To attempt
to describe Mr.. Barton's style would
be useless, only to say that all who
had heard him before, expected to be
satisfied.
This was followed by the very ap.
propriate song: "ShalI We Gather at
the River, and Benediction.
Thus closed the exercises Of the day
and as the figurative curtain fell upon
the stage, in glittering letters across
its face might have been written;
SUCCESS.
There we're fully 500 people present
at each session, and probably great
er number in the evening.
Rev. H. d. Sheldon, pastor OF the
,hurch, was moderator Of the occasion
and presided with dignity and grace,
occasionally injecting, in the intervals
of the program, well timed and appro-
pirate remarks. This a job, which il
performed judiciously and well, adds
much to the occasion, and in this in
stance it was so done.
We are sure the Congregations |
people may feel gratified by the inter-
est shown in the affair by the other
churches and by the general public.
All seemed to sympathize and were
only too glad to help matters along, and
being among the general public, we
reach out hand of congratulation,
sympathy and fellowship and bid you
"God Speed" on your journey of sew
enty-fve years to come. May you,
good people, always be as you now
are. an honor to Wellington, a
power in the community for good, and
a more widely growing blessing to the
race as the years go on.
Risen from ruins and ashes, now
stands beautiful temple which would
grace large city, and we know, with
the material Of which such people are
made, you have before you a glorious
future, and we wish you, as you de-
serve, success.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-04-26

Elyria is to have a seven story sky
scraper, costing $25, 900.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-04-26

The bicycle shop of Cook Bros. suf
fered about $500 worth by fire.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-04-26
\ OF LOCAL sIs INTEREST;

Go to Near & Wells for fine ice
cream soda.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1899-1900, 1899-04-26
nTHE TIE THAT BINpso

was the subject Of brief address by
Rev. H. NJ. Tenney, D. d.. Of oberlin
who teated it in a graceful, scholarly
manner, which was well received by
all This was followed by an anthem,
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PILED UP IN A HEAP.
A Central Pacific Passenger Train
Wrecked Near Elko.
TWO BUTTE MEN HURT
Many OF the Passengers Were More or
Loss Injured, but Nobody Was
Killed - Rails Spread and
Cars Jumped the Track.

Elko. New, July 5.-A very serious
railroad accident occurred three miles
from here to-day. when the eastbound
passenger train No l of the Central
Pacific line was derailed and badly
wrecked by the spreading of the rails.
The train was bowling along at
speed of 40 miles an hour when the
postal car jumped the track, follow
ed by baggage car, a first class
coach, a second class car, the smoker
and three tourist cars Five of the
cars toppled over and the rest were
| thrown some distance from the track
into the sage brush. The cars were
well filled with passengers, but no one
was killed. Following are the injured:
Mrs. c. Lawson, Grass Valley, Cal,
bad scalp wound, severe nervous shock.
Mrs. Frank A. Cleland, San Fran
cisco. cut badly on head, severely sha-
ken up.
Mrs. NJ. e. Hassel Pacific Grove,
CAL severely bruised about body, neck
badly wrenched.
Nelson Moore. Butte, Mont, arm
hurt and cut over eye.
c. A. Lynch, Denver. porter tour
list car, right leg badly wrenched, hip
to knee.
Mrs. NJ 8. Sendres, Coloma Cal,
head cut and right shoulder consider
ably bruised.
i. d. Armstrong, Butte, Mont, face
badly bruised.
j. d. Irving, Oakland, Cal. badly
bruised.
James Barnett, Milwaukee, left leg
cut. side of head bruised.
w. E. Whiting, San Bernardino cal,
left arm bruised and badly shaken up.
Miss Marian Amy Trerise, San Fran
cisco, left hip bruised.
John w. Grant, San Francisco. pos
tai clerk, right foot cut left wrist
sprained and bruised in breast.
Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Celand are
the worst injured
After receiving medical attention and
resting several hours, the passengers.
injured and unscathed, left tonight for
their respective destinations. All the
injured are doing nicely.
Mrs. {. Lawson, who received the
severest injuries. was taken to the rail-
road hospital at Ogden for treatment.
and Mrs. NJ. S. Cleland will return to
her home at Coioma, Cal
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DEWEY AND Won DlEDRICH.
They Exchanged All the Compliments of
the Season.

Berlin. July 5.-The Neuste Nachrich-
ten to-day publishes letters exchanged
between Admirals Dewey and Won
Diedrich. The latter's letter is dated
March II, and read:
"Sir-I have the honor to acknowl-
edge the receipt of your communication
of March 4, informing me your excel
lency has been promoted admiral.
While congratuating your eNcellency
sincerely on this new token of recogni-
ton, beg you to believe me the good
news has given me the greatest salts
faction. / have the honor to be your
excellencys obedient servant
"DIEDRICH."
Admiral Dewey replied April 16, say
ing:
Dear Admiral Won DiedriCh-I wish
to thank you most heartily for your
cordial letter of cOngratulation upon my
promotion. 1t is great pleasure for
me to feel that my advancement is a
source of satisfaction to you, and l re-
joice that our differences have been of
newspaper manufacture. Hoping TO
have the pleasure of meeting you again
before leaving this station, / am very
sincerely, DEWEY.
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ADVANCED AGRICULTURlSTS.
Mayor PheIan Welcomes the Delegates to
san ErancisCu,

San Francisco, July 5.--The 18th an
nual convention of the Association of
American Agricultural College and FIX
perimental Stations convened in this
city to-day, delegates being present
from nearly every state in the union
The session will last several days and
every question of interest 10 the agri-
cultural welfare of the country will b,
discussed. This is the first session OF
the body to be held in this state, and
it is said much good will result to this
state.
The delegates Were welcomed by
Mayor Phelan, who offered advanced
ideas in agriculture that have been pro-
mulgated as a result of the interested
societies. Prof. II. b. Armsby of the
State Agricultural college of Pennsyl-
vania responded Mayor Phelan was
made an honorary member Of the ass =
citation. Thereupon followed the pres
entation and adoption of the various
committee reports. DIR. A. c. True of
Washington, ID. c., director of expert
mental stations. reported concerning
photographed additions to the library
He gave resume Of the work done
and long list of publications and work
received. He reau letter from the
director of the library showing that
owing to a reduction bv congress of the
appropriation not a great deal had been
accomplished since the last meeting or
the convention.
Meetings of the various sections We're
afterwards held. Before the mechani-
cal arts section. William F. Gilkinson
of Wyoming read paper on The
Practical Importance Of Industrials."
C. l.. Cary of the University of Cali
fornia contributed paper on The
Electrical Engineering Laboratory in
Its Relation to Local Engineering
Work"
The section of agriculture and chem
istry listened to. the following papers
on alkali: "On the Pacific Coast" by
Professor r. III. Loughridge, University
of California; Wyoming Alkali," by B.
C. Bufferin; "Alkal in New Mexico" by
A. Gass, and Montana Alkali" by +.
w. Traphagen.
The section of college work heard a
paper by DR. Coates of Louisiana on
THE Principles Underlying the Formu-
lation of an Agricultural Course in the
South"
Alexander Craw, quarantine officer of
the California state board of trade, ad-
dressed the section of horticulture and
botany on THE Inspection of nursery
Stock and Orchards"
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HONORS TO CARNEGIE.
Scotchmen Think He's the Biggest Thing
That Ever Happened.

Aberdeen, Scotland, July 5.-The free
dom of Tain Caithness was bestowed
upon Andrew Carnegie to-day. The
town was decorated with flags and
bunting, the union jack and stars and
stripes floating side by side over mot
toes of welcome. The provost in con-
ferring the freedom of the town, al the
town hall. said the world had never
seen man comparable with the
great and distinguished Scotch-Amer-
lean in the magnitude of his liberality
to public libraries and in the advance
ment of art and education upon which,
in Great Britain and America, he has
expended four million pounds" Mr..
Carnegie made a brief reply.
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WRATHY MILITARY MEN.
General JulIiard Sneers at the New Min
lister of War.

6enerai Julliard Sneers at the New Min
lister of War.
Rennes, France, July 5.-There were
interesting developments to-day in ths
Saxce-Pressenz affair. General JUL
lard, commanding the garrison here, Is
sued to the troops an order TODAY on
the occasion of the departure of Colonel
Saxce of the 10th artillery to take up
the new command to which he was
transferred as a disciplinary measure
by the minister of war General De
Gallifet.
General Julliard paid Colonel Saxce
high tribute for his brilliant qualities
and declared that he enjoyed the en-
tire confidence of his chiefs. Thus Gen
eral Julliard ranged himself on the side
of Colonel Saxce against the minister
of war, who is not likely to allow the
matter to pass in silence. The result
probably will be that General Julliard
will be transferred to another brigade
and that another general will repI7ca
him here.
The name of Colonel Saxce was men
toned as the possible president of he
court martial which is to try Dreyfus
M. de Pressenz. editor of the Temps OF
Paris. criticised the possibility T his
appointment on the ground that tha
colonel had always pronounced himself
against Dreyfus. Colonel Saxce then
had an order of the day read 70 his
regiment in which he classed NJ.
Pressenz as an infamous scoundrel"
For this he was transferred to another
regiment
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WHEN THE BOYS ARRIVE.
San Francisco Will Welcome the Return
ing Volunteers in style.

San Francisco, July 5.-The United
States transports Ohio and Newport,
with members Of the Oregon volun-
teer regiment on board, are due here
within the next two weeks and prep
arations for the reception of the re-
turning soldiers are being made The
Merchants Exchange has volunteered
to notify the residents of this city as
soon as the transports are sighted, so
that the people will know exactly when
to expect the vessels
The shipping houses will be notified
in time to have their vessels decorat-
ed with flags and to prepare chartered
vessels for excursions to the heads to
receive the volunteers. Already many
vessels have been chartered and a
large fleet of day boats will escort the
troopships to their achorages.
The same reception will be accorded
the Nebraskans and Utah volunteers
who are now on their way to this city
on the transport Hancock 1t is un-
derstood that delegations from the
states named will visit this city in time
to participate in the reception.
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Havana's Fourth of July,

Havana, July Sat the Fourth OF
July banquet last night in the Tacon
theater. a cable dispatch from Presi-
dent Mckinley was read wishing the
island happiness, success and prosper
ity. Major General Ludlow, governor
of the department Of Havana, acted as
toastmaster and the affair was a great
success Among those present were
Major Brooke, governor general of
Cuba; General Chaffee of Gensral
Brooke's staff; Brigadier General Fitz-
hugh Lee, governor of the combined
departments of Pinar del sRio and the
province of Havana, and a number of
other distinguished officers. Speeches
were made by Mayor Lacoste and
others
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DEATHS AT MANILA.
Most OF Them Buring the Last Week
We're Privatcs in the Regular Army

Washington, July 5.-The war depart
ment has received the following from
General Otis:
Manila, July 5.-Adjutant General:
The following deaths have occurred
since the last weekly report: Typhoid
fever. July 26, Fred c. Fritzon, Com
pany E, 18th Minnesota: 2Sth, Paul j.
Rhode, Company X, 18th Minnesota;
Arthur Troggatt, Company H, 9th in
fantry; Herbert Streator, Company C,
18th infantry: 29th, Fred Prezeikalla,
corporal, Company H, 9Th infantry:
July l, Paul Pugh, Company L. 51st
Iowa; from wounds in action, July &C.
Harvey j. Lowe. Company A, 14th in
fantry; 29th. William A. Lapp, Com
pany l., 18th infantry; drowned acci-
dentally. 22d, Alfred II. Koch, Com
pany F, 2lst infantry; 2Sth. James Arm
strong, Company l., 9th Infantry; tu-
berculosis, 24th, Thomas Corners, COM
pany NJ, 18th infantry; dysentery. 22d,
John HOFFMAN, Company H, 18th in
fantry; pneumonia, S0th. William Hus-
sey, 18th infantry; Variola, James AL
len, company G, Sd artillery
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LAWS FOR OUR NEW ISLANDS.
A New Code Can Be Legally Adopted by
tho Military Government.

Washington July 5.--Since the order
of the president continuing the legal
existence of the insular commission,
the members have been busily engaged
in preparing a code of laws to take
the place of the Spanish statutes. The
best legal advice the commissioners
have been able to obtain supports their
own view that such new code can be
legally adopted by the military govern
ment Of the island with the sanction of
the president and without awaiting the
action of congress. Such a step would
give the islanders the advantage of
modern laws under which the regener-
alton of the island could be carried on
by its military governor as long as was
desirable before answering the ques-
tion of Porto Rico's actual admission
to territorial rights. 1t is considered
probable that large part at least Of
the new code of laws being formulated
by the commission will be adopted and
put in force before the meeting of con-
greSS
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TOM KEATlNG VERY Ill.
The Famous Horseman in the Last Stages
of Consumption.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
San Francisco, July 5.-A private tele-
gram received to-day states that Tom
keating is seriously i'll at Mount Glenn
ents, Mich, and may never leave his
bed alive. This information will be-
read with regret, as Heating, by dint
of skill and faithful work, has estab-
lished himself as the greatest harness
driver and conditioner in the West.
keating should be especially we'll re-
membered in Anaconda, for it was he
who named the famous PAGER Ana
conda after the big mining town and
drove him in his first race on a Mon
tana track. He was taken down at
Denver and is now thought to be in
the last stages of consumption. Tom
Keating has driven races on almost ev-
cry track in Montana, California, Col
orado and throughout the East and has
had phenomenal success the past four
wears.
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White Cappers Hanged,

Chattanooga. Tenn, July PLEAS
Wynn and Cattlett Upton the white cap
pers. were hanged at Sevierville at 1929
to-day for the murder of old man Whdley
and his wife more than a year ago. They
beth confessed and stated that they were
hired to do the deed by one Bob Cattiett.
Mrs. Upton. wife of the murderer, and his
five children were present at the hang
ing
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Valuable Cargoes.

Tacoma. Wash. July 5.-The Northern
Pacific steamship Genogle sailed tonight
for the Orient with one of the most valu-
bic cargoes ever taken from Puget sound,
included in which is 1,057000 pounds of to-
bacco from West Virginia for Japan. The
total value of her cargo is s251, ,600 The
Olympia the next steamer on the line,
will have even a large cargo that the
Glenogie.
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Havana's Yellow Fever.

Washington, July 5.-Surgeon General
Sternberg has received the following
cablegram from Major O'Reilly, chief
surgeon at Havana. giving the yellow
fever situation: "Havard tchief sur
geon at Santiago) telegraphed to-day
total cases about 100, with q deaths.
Surgeon Clendennin died yesterday.
Other medical officers sick and three
nurses. OF our two camps. one is safe
and the other located in the foothills,
five miles away and will probably be
moved in few days"
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Welburn Will Go Free.

San Francisco, July 5.-The recent
disagreement of the jury in the case
of O. NJ. Welburn. formerly collector of
internal revenue for this port. charged
with fraud and embezzlement, has con-
vinced the department of justice that a
conviction is impossible and District
Attorney Coombs has written to the
attorney general at Washington recon-
mending that the case be nolle pressed.
On the first trial Welburn was ac-
Quilted, but further indictments being
recorded against him, a second trial
was called for.
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Washington, July 5.-Senator McLaurin
of South Carolina was at the white house
to-day in the interest of some applicants
for commissions in the new military or
ganization. He was given to understand
that the president would apportion the
officers for the new regiments among the
several states in the proportion of a cap
tain and first lieutenant for each state
irrespective of politics.
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CkRSON'S MINT.
Representative Hilt Thinks 1t Should BE
Removed to Seattle.

Seattle. Wash, July 5.-Congressman
+. J. Hill of Connecticut, who has re-
turned from visit to Alaska. said to-
day that he favored the removal of the
mint at Carson City, Nevada, to Sc
attic in the event the gold product OF
Alaska proves to be lasting. He also
fayors granting a delegate in congress
to Alaska. Referring to currency and
banking conditions, Mr.. Hill said that
bills would be formulated and present.
ed to the next congress establishing a
single gold standard of money and pro-
yiding measures to maintain it. Be
sides this legislation, / think congress
should authorize the establishment cf
branch banks in foreign countries"
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Most Crops in Fine shane.

Chicago, July 5.-The Corn Belt will
tomorrow print statistics of crop con-
ditions in Nebraska. Iowa, Northern
Kansas, Northern Missouri and North
eastern Colorado. ALI crops are re-
ported to be in the best possible condi-
ton. with the exception of winter
wheat, which a small majority of the
900 correspondents report to be in a
poor condition. Some report the wheat
as good but the general rule is some
what below fair"
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At the Cabinet Meeting.

Washington, July 5.-The cabinet meet
ing that was postponed on account of yes
terday's holiday was held to-day. 4Ae
new military organization was discussed
along with new administrative problems
connected with Cuba and Porto Rico. The
question of apportionng officers for ,e
new regiments was taken up. The presi-
dent, it Is understood, wishes to fill the
higher commissions in the new regiments
far as possible with tried officers of
the regular service.
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Ponce Celebration.

Ponce, Island of Porto Rico, July S.
Loyalty and enthusiasm marked the cele-
bration of the Fourth here yesterday.
There was a meeting in the town hall and
food was distributed to the poor. In the
afternoon there was a civic parade and a
review of troops. At night there were IL
lumina tions, fireworks and a ball at the
club in honor of the occasion.
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Los Angeles, Cal, July 5.-Teachers
and many others are now arriving here
at the rate of about 400 a day and the
number of visitors win grow daily from
now on to the first day of the conven-
ton. The city of Cincinnati is after
next years n. e. A convention, and
with an energy which, unless headed
off by some of the other competitors OF
the distinction bids fair to capture the
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The eAutomobiIe All Right t.

Chicago, July 5.-Judge Gibbons to-day
delivered an opinion in the case of the
South Park ordinance prohibiting the use
of automobiles on the South side boule-
wards He declared the ordinance void.
1T is matter of common knowledge that
there is less danger in an automobile than
in horse and buggy" he said. The park
board did wrong in singing out the new
vehicle and placing it under the ban of
outlawry."
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The Cruiser Newark.

Washington. July 5-The cruiser
Newark. whose arrival at Valparaiso
was yesterday reported to the navy de-
partment, is going to Calloa, Peru.
carry her, but it is said at the navy
department that at Callao she will get
orders to proceed northward to San
Francisco.
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Entertained by the Countess.

London. July 5.-The session of the
International Council OF Women ter
minated to-day at the Countess of Alb
erdeen's residence at Walford, where
there was a very large gathering of
delegates The countess entertained
the delegates at luncheon.
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London. July 5.-The Cancer society has
commissioned DR.. A. Z. Duffy to proceed
TO the United States to collect data to
investigate the operations of the Buffalo
laboratory and to offer a prize for the best
essay on cancer science.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

suggestion of the Free State in the matter
OF the dispute between the Transvaal and
Great Britain and Hoffmeyer, the Afrikan-
der leader, has been practically conc.saed
1t is believed the franchise proposals nave
been accepted and may be laid before the
Volksraad tomorrow, and that peace will
be preserved,
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to the effect that no further attempt
would be made to reopen the smelters
until the supreme court passes upon the
eignt-hour law. He said the company
would not submit to arbitration by the
board. but expressed the opinion that he
would be able to reach an agreement
with the striking smeltermen after the
courts decision is reached. On behalf of
the board President w. n. Byers said no
further action would be taken at pres
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New York City Bonds.

New York, July 5.-Bids were opened
to-day for s10.250, 900 of New York city
S1a gold bonds. The tenders ranged all
the way from los to 109 POI for all or
parts of the issue. But the bonds will
probably go ITO Farson, Leach & CO.,
who bid s109. AZ for the entire issue.
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Sir Alexander Dead.

London, July 5.-Sir Alexander Arm
strong, X C. B., formerly director gem
eral of the medical department of the
British navy. is dead. He served five con-
tinuous years in the Arctic regions searcn-
ing for Sir John Franklin and discovering
the northwest passage.
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Canada's Papal Delegate,

Montreal, July 5.-Cardinal Ram
polla has announced to Archbishop
Bruchesi that the new papal delegate
who will permanently reside in Canada
and be the direct representative of the
see will be Mgr. Folconi, titular arch
bishop of Acerenza and Materia.
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ship of the antrophometric department
on account of the mistakes in his evil
dence as a handwriting expert in the
Dreyfus case before the court-martial
and during the revision proceedings be-
fore the court of cessation, when he
gave the reasons which led him to re-
gard Dreyfus as the author of the bor
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Santiago de Cuba, July 5.-Ten new
cases of yellow fever and seven deaths
were officially reported to-day. All the
victims of the disease were soldiers eX-
cept one, an American blacksmith. A new
fever hospital has been esta blished near
Bonita camp, north of El Caney.
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All at a StandstiII.

Denver. July 81. b. Grant. chairman
OF the operating committee of the Ameri-
can Smelling and Refining company. ap-
peared before the. state board of arbitra-
ton this afternoon and made statement
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Fast Ships Wanted,

Odessa, July 5.--The department of COM
merce announces that the Russian minis
ter of finance, NJ. DeWitte, is ready to
subsidiZe Immediately line of fast ships
to transport poultry, game and fresh
meats from Russia to the English mar
kft