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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17
DOWN TO WORK
Ariz mas Delegate Making
 FrleI ds Getting Ready

A'oordiIg 10 dispatches a"d news from Washington Delegate Wilson is strictly in it and already putting in seme good work for Arizona. He writes tho Phoenix Gazetle that he is getting along nicely" and has ma C c the scquai tance oi about lUJ mem ber=; large number oi whom are re- ublicans, and all promiss Co aid him in much of the legislation fDr our ter ri;ory. They all acknowledge that Arizona ought to be admitted, espe oi- ally the New Ycrk delegation Of Is members, who are very Oltspossn. He says that members are much moro liberal in their viegJ on irrigation than ever before, and gre much more be placed on the com mittee o1 Indian affairs and also or tae committee on territorial affair;-;hsre could not be more useful ai poihtments for a dele gato from our territory. Or dele gate also hal long c)nvPrsa ation with the Secretary of Ialian Affairs on several important subjects, chief among which was in regard to the throwing op n of ail mineral lands on the Iniisn aa1 other reservations to the miners for expiration and devel- opment.
 l. appears Ariz Dna is a: leat re- ceIving a smile of recognition. The vcte will tell who are our friends.
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story of Slave

To be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery. George D Williams, of Manchester, Mich. tells how such slave was made free. He says: "My wife has been so helpless for five years that she could no; turn oyer in bed alone. After using two bottles Of Electric Bitters, she is wonderfully improved and able to do her own work" l his supreme remedy for female diseases quickly cures ner- voIsness, sleeplessnesS, melancholy, headache, backache, fain,ing and dizzy spells. This miracle working medicine is godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Everv bottle guaranteed. Only 50 cents Sold by the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Sheriff Scott White and Senator Norton Chase arr;red today from a flying trip to tss Cobre Grapde mines in Mexico. The Senator relates a most unfortunate incident that occur ed during a cold night when the sheriff and himself were sleeping out or the praire 40 mIlss from nowhere. The Senator's peaceful slumber were disturbed by his companion who eI- ciiedly spIang out of bed hun.iug fer his Winchester to kill cayote which bao bitten him in his mind. Not frd- ing the gun hsndily the sheriff picked up bottle labeled Cnamberlsins collie remedy and tried to lag ths flee,ing. animal. l, transpired tha: the 1ttls was the only one in the camp. The can only be appreciated by thosA who have made try camp in Arizo1a.
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w H Hoav of Tndiapa thA neulv

W. H. Hoey, of Indians, the newly appointed collector of customs at No gsles, passed through Fl Paso on I tuesday. He was accompanied by W. E. Pullman of Fl Psso, special age nt of the treasury department. to N .galee to assume his duties. MT Pullman will install MT. Hoey in his new office. MT. Hoey succeeds H. K c enoweth, who leaves the service,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17
COURT MATTERS
Tie Wiley Morgan Case on
 Trial Today

The examin ai:on Of witnesses in the Wiley Morgan case coatinusd last night and today. Jlmmie Finley the young boy, proved an important witness for the prosecution being an eye witness. In the cross examination , ths bright nine year old youth came out practically unscathed.
 Mrs Duncan, VIC of dec saaed, te sti- fed was in house at time of shooting : went to body of her husband imme- diately after; found pi.,ol in his belt and load d. Dr. Alton described the severa. wounds in body; fatal woun ! entered under shoulder aud exit in breast; arm necess ary slightly in front to allsw bullet 10 pass without hitting arm. Illustrst;oDs showed impossible for Duncan t) have had hand on pis tol ia back when shot was fired.
 JW Mitchelpe testimony created a sensation. It was evident the witness lstcred under a terrible mental strsin. He was indicted on charge of murder and evidently on condition oi turning states evidence be was released and discharged. lie was in jail several days and everything worked him 10 a fevered mental pitch. H. related story and incident going to the Duncan ranch with cattle which was published in these cJlumus before. When fret shot was fired Duncan did not have hand on his pis- tul. (At examination Mitchell testi i d Duncan did hava bis hand on his pistol) Mitchell quoted Wiley saying "rhere gre tive or three Other--I will have to kill yet" The impress sion was had that the prosecution could :have secured some strong testimony from Mitchell but owing 10 his condition was not pressed. On cross examination Mitchell admitted
 
 that bis discharge was conditioned up- on turning states evidence; gave req son why he did not testify 20 at e1- animation said he was afraid Wiley Morgan would kill him if he done o herwise. Witness mss badly rattled and did not fail to leave ills impress on the jury.
 Today Miss Mil.e-, ,he s'enograph- CT a. tie examination, was the first witness for the d. fsnse: testified to cor rcctness of her notes of the testimony and the same were submitted in evi- dence and considerable time spant in reading same to the jury.
 Other witnesses Tor the defense are to be put on stand and it is under stood one line of defense VIII be to show that DuncaI had previously made threats on the life of Morgan
 A night session is probable tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

A system regulator is a m medicine that strengthens sni stimulates the liver, kiIaeys, stomach and bowels PEICKLEY AsI BrTTE2s is 2 superior system regulator. l. drives out all unhealthy conditions, prom otes ac- ,iyI,y of body anu i.-ain, restores gor q ap elite, sound sleep and cheerful spirits. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

As cure for rheumatism Chamber lain's Pain 5 llm is gaining a wide re putation. D. B. Johnston of Richmond, Ind has been troubled with that ail- ment since 1892. Tn spe 1king of it he says "I never found anything tha, would relieve m. until used Chamber - lain's Pain Balm. I, acts like magic C with me. My foot was swollen and pain ing me very much, but one good sppli- cation of Pain Balm relieved me For sale by the Tombsto ne Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week.
DEED

Dwight & Waddell 10 Bisbee West | Copper Co !, mines. Sl.
 Loui:a Hilton to w Fourr, Ton. b. stone property, S1. Miller to B Corrette, Mines, $I00 E | Pippen to Arizona Eastern X Montana Smelling Go, Soldier Holes, ranch, Sl.
 Geo w Sesverns to Arzioas Ea,tsrn < Montana Smelling Go, mines, $l. Jos Miller to M ostwick, mines, SI . Jos Schwertner to J Salkey, mines Sl A Joerger & vile to Frank Joegar, ranch s5e0.
 II E Holland to Jos Muheim. mines S1O0.
 JJ Newell to c A Overlook, Naco frop,ry, Sl0o.
 CA Sge-lock to E NJ Ord, Naco prope rty, SI75.
 U Newell to B F Graham & Co, Naco property, S2O0. Geo Shi5lev to F Graham & Go, Nsco property, $50
 U Newell to Lee Bsn.on, Naco property, $50.
 JT Pirtle ct al to Graham < Co Na,o Troperty, $l00. Graham & Co to Ice Benton, Naco property, SlO0.
 A ArbIckle to A Dozies. Bisbee property, S200.
 W L Humphrey 10 w I Williams, Bisbee property, $lo0. Ben Williams to J l. Williams, Bis be property. S400.
 J w Mitchell to E R Hooker. cattle E LCchance to Mrs r Th;sse, Bisbee property, $2JO.
 PROOF OF LABOR On claims by Stein & Boericke. On claims by Head Center and Tranquility.
 On IS claims by Jos Schwertner. Ol ? claims by Mason & Brophy. On 10 claims by Cochise Copper Co
 AGREEMENT Between H Clifford and Boericke, Smith & Thomas, mines.
 MORTGAGE. B Harris to Nm Maleom. " E McComb to A Nesbet. W R Mt Comb to W c Bidwell.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Al Nishe,t to c 0 B Noons. Geo Thomes to Fred Losklin.
 LOCATION. Four mines by Young & Raun. One mine by Ben Williams. Two mines by Lucovich & Hedbarg. O J E Curry as Notary or W N Fike as butcher. O. w 5 Gray As butcher. Oi P A Larrieu as butcher. or A Gei.ler as Justice. JW Sullivan vs NJ E Gibbons.
 LES PESDESs. Lizzie and J Schwartz vs Blum
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Succi, the famous Italian faster, has been unmasked at Rio Janeiro, Dr. Daniel Alrselda discovered that the Italian used fibrous meat, com pressed into the smallest size, and this with a small quantity o: mineral water. was ereugh 10 prevent starvation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Nan:ei-Sevare bright and homes s, Ierslns to represent Us as Manager in thi3 and close by counties. < .laTy s9UO year and expenses. S.rdi. Int hona-iile, no more, no less sa'ar Position permanent. OIi rtfere . an bank in any town. lis ma.nl, off ce work conducted q. h)np. k
 ference. Enclosed sc.l.addresie
 stsmpei envelope fue Dominic" Company, Dept ,. Chicago, SIS
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

My son has been troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea. Sometimes ago l persuaded him to take some of Cham lain's Colic, Cholera ard. Diarrhoea Remedy. Af.er using two bottles of the 5 cent size he was cured. I give ths testimonial, hoping some one similarly afflicted may read il and be benefited - THOMAS C. BOWER. Glencoe, O. For sale by the TombstoneiD.ug Storey
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

The new confectionery store at Fly's photograph gallery has opened for business and solicits the patronage of the public. 4 we'll selected sock of choice fresh candies including the best of the consec,ioner's art are to be iuund in the candy cases and sold al, reasonable prices. Call and try box.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

etSli'H Stlu nutiltlOr, as DT. PIcrce'S Golden Medical Discovery. Men and women af hic;ed with shoTtncss of breath, heart dis eaSe, suEOcatiCn. dizziness, spots before the eyes, liver pains" and similar ailments have been promptly and perfectly cured by the use of Golden Medical Discovery.
 Thomas \. Swarss. of S;ib-Station C. CoIuin- bus. Ohio, Box log writes: ''I was taken vcry sick with severe hel.lacle, then cramps in the stomach and my food would not GirrSt then kidney and liver trouble. anI ily Llck got 60 weak could scarcely set around At last had all these al once. and gave money 10 the doc- tors whenever thought they would do me any good. but the more dociored the worse I yot until six years passed had become so poorly could only walk in the house by the aid of a char. and got SO thin had Cs7eq Hb 10 Hre thinking that could not be cured Then saw one of ny neighbors. who said fake my ad- vice. and use Dr Picrcc's Golden Medical Dis- rovcEt and make new man ont of voursclf' The first bottle helped and after had taken eight 1 was weighed and found had gained 2- pounds. have dOi,c more hard work in th. past eleven months than did in two years be lore, and ! am healthy to-day and do not feel anything like dying. cannot give Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery too much praise"
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 s-SsantcCd toDacso haG!s ,...S ..ls,ts, tS. 3e- strong, bi9Od ytre 5oc q. AT .,-!,g.,..ts
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Col c $ Clark has quite a Belgian hare rabbitry m the yard Of his hone. The Col recently received a pair Of blooded Belgian harss and is now Riv- ing considerable time and attento to tho care of his pete.
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4 little miss has frightened the home of MT Seilm NJ Franklin, North Main street, by its presence and has led 10 congratulations from a host Of friends. Mother and child are doiug 2 weIl.-Tucson Star,
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An In,po rtanf Difference

To make i. apparent to thousands. who think themselves ill, tha, they are no. afflicted with any disease, but that the system simply needs clean sing. is to bring comfort home to their hearts, is a costive condition is easily cured hy using Syrup of Figs. Manu- fsctured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all druggist.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17
Volcanic s.rupIionS

Are grand, but Skin Erup:ion5 rob life ofjoy. BIcklen's A-nIca Salvc, Crues them; also Old, Rlnning aai Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boiis, Felon', Corn $, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns. Scalds, Chapped hands, Chilblains. Pest Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 5 cts. n box. Cure guar ranteed. Sold by l. NJ. Folks, Druggist
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

The Phoenix Gazette lately con- tainei the following: There will be 0 change in the Live Stock Sanitary Board within few days. ". c. Barnes, chairman, will retire. Who the governor has sla'ed for this posi- ton we know not.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Prescott Odd Fellows contemplate the erection of 6 three-.:ory building, the top floor to be used As lodge room.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

If you wan. to win your way to favor with your best girl, tha charm that will help you is one Of those boxes of candies a. Fly's confection- = cry store. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Francisco Garcia wt- recently cen, yicted at Pre-. colt Of the murder of a cumpsdre at tbe Model mlue, and sents need to hp hanged.
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Tszrays 's are reminded that s pen alty will be added on delinquent taxes alter 3rJ Monday in this month.
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The only pl,ce in toSl 10 get a box of strictly f-sr-cl,ss ciudy i, at Yaple's candy factory. If
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A large assortment of Christmas goods are now on sale at Tombstone Pharmacy. f..
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

Christmas is coming and F x Vol colt has provided for il; see his select iol of Christmas goods. tf
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Gss the prices of the Tombstone Pharmacy on Christina. goods before yoa buy. IT,.
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New Royal sewing machines. guar an:eed for , yesrs, for tale for S20 at
 BABBows.
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Fresh hoana-maie candy every day at Yspls's candy factory. If
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Putnam lately took to Slfiord a III lb squash that was raised by MT McClu-ky Of Duncan.
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See Barrows stock oi Christmas goods. II.
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Jacob Scheerer is having an anex bull, to his property sn the corner O! Fremont and Sixth.
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II the county records o' deeds lot' in Naco is any indication. that border town is experiencing Q b)om.
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For holiday presents don't forget to inspect F N Wolcot,'s display. If.
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Tou can save money by buyin 2 holiday goods at Naples. If
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The receipts of the Nogsle, custom house during the month of Nove M Der amounted to S55 .49046
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Fresh Rusie,. Apple Cider at Austin's. tf.
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Holiday goods at your own prices at the Tombstone Pharmacy. tf.
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Nos C1oksto,es fl5'a'
 BARaowS.
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JJhn Ingslls of Kansas is coming to Tuc-0n for the hene fl of his health
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LOCAL NOTES.

See Bisbee news on third page. q
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be erred through tnc
 in the thirty odd experience as chief consulting pliy iCiau 10 the Invalid S' Hotel and S4rp;.4i Institute in Buffalo, \. Y, he has treated more than half a million people. with a record of ninety eight cures in every hundred. The theory, held by DT. Pierce that the stomach is the cElcf breeding place of disease, is a aDu Hd aitiy born out by the success Of his rcatmcut which is addressed prima arily to tho stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition.
 No Cthe. medicine acts so powerfully and as perfectly oa the sto I'll q c Il and other organs of di-
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

"anted-Several persons for Dis trict Oifica- Managers in this state to represent me in their own and snr- rounding counties. Willing to pay yearly s6OO, payable weekly. Besi1 able employ ment with unu .uai op- por.uni.ies. References exchanget Enclose self-addressed slammed on veiope, <. A. Park, 320 Caxton Bu,ld Ing, Chicaro.
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A Christmas corner at Barrows.
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40 euro cors--Da1ion rorovs, Iake Cascarets Caadv Cathartie Ioc a, ,,, q z. .. f5n to cure ,.a..,is ts;unG rtr. St S'
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No- O stifc JC' sIft, Lts

-ssantccd tobacco h2C!s s...c -.aAss sea. Ger strong, biood ytre 5oc q. Al .,-sgg.sss
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D Everything in our line Is first class goods ol,fI ,orces....hat defyFcompeuuon.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-12-17

There is to day a crying need of a ref. ormation in the treatment of the body. The basis of this reformation is to be found in the thesis of DT. R. Y. Pierce: Dis eases which cfiCiratc in tie stomach must be erred through tiic stomach"
 in tle thirty odd years ot D- rir-ceJe
Arizona republican., 1899-01-21

souls. And he did, for in three months the business busted; but l haven t hal an invitation t.. a whiskey shop since.
 "The other man particularly Ieferl ed tc was Joseph Of Arimsthea, Wiao Tn the presence Of the enrag7d sanhedrln, and alone. dared to confess Christ Al ter His ignCminious death ca the cross Joseph begged His bCdy of Pils and carefully preparing it, laid it in his own tomb, th-ugh Gacrifcing many friends by SC doing"
 Mir. Moody clcsad his address with an imagined picture of Jcseph's dalth and entrance into the heavenly city, per tTaying the welcome he received, and the Masters recognition as enc who had in the darkest day confessed Him bcfCre men.
 II was anr1Inced that next week a nursery would be established, and all mothers were requested to attend the meetings, leaving their babies in charge of the nurses employed, as they would be we'll cared for.
 There will be no meeting this after nccn, and Cnly a mems meeting in the evening at s o'clock in the Presbyterian church.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-21
THE NEWS OF JEROME.

Jerome, Ariz., Jan. 19.-CSpecial cor respOndence Of The Republican, "A trip to Jerome, the copper msti CJolis nf the west, is an incident of travel TO tourist should miss, even though the side ss2n should take him several hun dred miles cut of his well planned route.
 The ride Of twenty-eight r1iice from Jerome Junction to Jerome over the U. V. & P. narrow gauge, spreads before you a panorama Of scenic grandeur unexcelled even by that of the Grand canyon.
 As the engine with it's seven cars climbs skyward by many a curve along the precipitCus mountain side until the dizzy height almost takes your breath away, the fertile Verde valley widens to your view with red rock perpendicu- lar palisades skirting the eas ,ern side while the Verde river wends it's way like thrsad Of silver through a bed of gold.
 The handiwork Of nature fades from view as night shades fall and as you drop down into Jerome the scientific wonders of human skill and ingenuity confront you, likewise a vivid reminder Of Dante's Inferno, as blue flame dances along miles of sulphur roasts and sul- phuric fumes assail the nOstrils.
 The value of the Verde Copper com pany's mining property is a secret known only to the owners, but it has been variously estimated at from sixty to one hundred million dollars The fabulous wealth of the mine is sufficient however, to keep up a city of 5000 pop ulation with all lines of business in a prosperous condition. In spite of the late disastrous fire which literally off fIO ,;l1 the town is rapidly rebuilding, the structures being more substantial than 1 before.
 From morning until night there is a constant din from hammer and saw all over the city, and in spite of the mud through which one can only travel by aid of rubber boots, there is a rush of i traffic in all lines Of trade and an air of prosperity pervadlng the entire place. 1 venture the assertion that there is no other place of it's size in the west where as high a rental is paid for the use of business property. For in stance, one frame house with twenty one rooms. all small at that, and un- furnished, rents for S200 month.
 Dave Conner is erecting a two-story brick 50x119 feet that will bring him a snug fortune in rents.
 Tie copper company is getting the 1 steel beams on the ground for recon struclion of their fine brick block.
 Con O'Keefe has rebuilt and is again | down to business with a large stock of | goods.
 l The residence portion is rapidly re- 1 building, terrace above terrace, along the mountain side, until it would seem | there was hardly room for another | house.
 Judging from the substantial manner | in which the copper company is re-
 building, all this rumor about Jerome
Arizona republican., 1899-01-21
THE WAR BOARDS WORK.

Washington, Jan. 2O.-The war in vestigation commission has done ncthing in the direction of findings. Any forecast as tc. what the report will be is guesswcrk. Members Of r1e co r. mission talk with some freedom atou the testimony, but they do not expect t. cC1clude their work before the end of the month. Ther is general agree ment thus far the evidence hz s failed tc sustain the charges of Gen. Miles that the beef was bad. But the commission is still considering this matter and will pursue the investigi- tion cis it in any direction that p~c,m- ises tc. yield information.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-21

being moved down into the valley is mere conjecture without foundation in fact.
 There is nothing certain about the extension Of the Verde railroad to the old Equator mine, inasmuch as the Equator litigation is still in the courts. The construction of the Saginaw brCad-gauge from Williams to Jerome is likewise in statu quo.
 In mining circles, however, the great est activity prevails. Mining men and business men alike freely assert that Jerome is coming to the front as the biggest mining camp in the west.
 There is now considerable stir ir outside property. John G. Mcbride has just completed the sale of the Nor ton-St. Peter group of copper claims at big figure. The Grand dell-McBride and the Lacey-McBride claims have been bonded at handsome prices. MT Mcbride informed me tha- inquiries are constantly pouring in from the east for copper properties. that being the class of mines ill which many eastern capi- talists seem to have the most conf- dence. Taking it ali an all, Jerome certainly has a bright future before it. and there seems to be a general dispo- sitiOn among the people to pull to- gether for the general advancement Of their mutual interests.
 l found many readers of the Daily Republican who were free to congcatu- late Arizona in having within it's bounds daily paper of such notewor- thy enterprise. During my say I was fortunate in adding materially to it's already suDstantial list of readers.
 WILL GILSTRAP.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-21
WILL TAKE THEM HOME.
Bids Invited for Taking the Philippine
 Prisoners to Spain.

Washington, Jan. 2O.-One Of the vided that the United States govern ment should carry back to Spain the Spanish prisoners Of war in the Phil ippines and that the United States gov ernment should undertake this task without waiting the ratification of the treaty. The war department has is sued invitations for proposals from shipping companies for the carriage of the Spaniards, as was done with great success in the case of the Sanisiago pris- oners. The number of the Philippine prisoners is estimated at about 16,000 officers and enlisted men,