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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-29

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THE action of the Southern Pacific
Railway company, which owns the
Carbonate mines, in presenting $500
to each widow or dependent parents Of
men killed IN the mine by the recent
explosion, and 500 to children orph-
aned by the same cause. was generous
and will be appreciated not only by
the miners at Carbonate, but by the
people of the country, in the opinion OF
the Tacoma Ledger. These gifts we're
made voluntarily, and cannot in any
way be attributed to interested motives
other than those that direct the doing
of good deeds which may result in
closer friendship. By the verdict of
the coroner's jury all legal responsible
+ ty Of the company tor the disaster
was eliminated. It was shown that
the laws of the state and of safety had
been carefully complied with. and the
mine was so conducted as to give the
most possible comfort and protection
to the men employed there. There
fore there was no legal cause for the
| gift, and It must be credited 70 the
com pany as an actof noble generosity
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-29
Burglar Turns Footp ad.

OLYMPIA, Dec: 26.-When Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Munroe returned to their
home last evening from dinining with
friends they were met at their door by
burglar pistol in hand. The Burglar
Immediately assumed the role of a
highwayman, ordered Mr. Munroe to
throw up his hands and then proceed
ed to go through his victim. The foot
pad was SO nervous that he failed to
get gold watch and chain and con-
siderable money.
Geo. l.. Houk, the enterprising Toke
land Westport stage man. has a pro-
ject in view of putting an automobile
carriage on his rout in the not very
distant future. The greater part of
the route is very admirably adapted
for such a conveyance and if Mr.
Hauk concludes to materIalize the pro-
ject he will keep at least one team on
each end of the road that runs through
the timber until they are are as perfect
as the ocean beach which comprises
the greater part of the route. Mr..
Houk's project is by no means vision
airy and we fully expect to see it car
ried into effect.-South Bend Pilot.
We were Fortunate in making a con
tract for our Steel Ranges before the
Prices advanced. We are selling a
First class 4-Hole Range for $35 a g.
Hole with reservoir and high Closet for
$45. Mcdonald. & O'Neill.
By the way, if you want good pro-
position for reading why not try this
paper, the weekly Post Intelligencer,
the Horse Book and the Lawyer, all
for 1925.
Only a few more $3.50 Dress Suits
lett for $3.50. We are glad people ap-
preciate the cut at the [. M Co.
Just Received, new line of Ladies'
and Gents Gold Rings, at A. Need
ham
Our new picture frame Moulding has
arrived. Come and see it.
Wiley & Woods.
Across the Contradictions days
Tourist Sleeper clear through, without
change. The Canadian Pacific Rail-
way. ]. F. RILEY, Agent. Shelton. :.
Tag-envelope, "pnt your bill in the
envelope" just the thing for oyster
men and other shippers, at this flee.
A full Assortment of Gunthers
Chocolates and Bonbons just received
at C. v. Dunbar.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1899-12-29

This is a 3-burner ANGLE LAMP, suitable
for Halls, Churchs, Stores, Hotels
Saloons, or any place where a big
lamp like the Rochester is used.
It looks NICE saves trouble and
oil, and won't burn you up.
JOURNAL OFFICE, Shelton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

ton by Great Britain every nducemen' ,f haS rd peet
given to Chinese to settle there. WIZ" ~"
that It is now great TRACE ce"'o
Persons are generally dsked on ACCENT OF b9
believe this is the first instance IN NE nstoi c,r
the world that people are ON, becanse Of their
1,.,,,,e,~,. ~crscvcrance honesty ana olhcr Av''
qualities China does not MAKE sue. . III, i .n to
oiOo, ,br All are equally welcome. So iar from
taking any retaatory meas3mIgq' io,ions with The
T-ni.ed states and ] hope and trust N'st i'o
IorS cortnue In view ~ the certain increase
WI. ~ f,et trade and commerce between emma ti
mo United States. and I'm view oi lle VIZ. '.
on,vDortmm,tjes china offers TO American capita 4'r
M crnrisr the question naturally arises WHtl',,
A. &c worth while 10 keep on your Sla,ut' ,, &,
O. SCI r interest TO keep and maintain relations or
The most friendly nature ms rs ,,I ,forers
,,trv 10 decide and am sure they VII
decide Il rightly and fairly when the ''''S "'' ''
1,,r,e+or ". said he thought that with view or
ovnard,n, the trade between China and the 'niie'
states the establishment Of an Institution sh''"'
70 the Philadelphia Commercial Museum "t Sh""--
hat or some other Chinese seaport would have s"u7-
factory results. ~.
An important statement made by Minister wa
IN his address, which met with unstinied "pP.""-''
was IN reference TO China's position i'""I" '',
anon door policy of Great Britain and the United
states. TO VIII en- reference Hi" "''" maui 80
sneakers He said.
7 will take this opportunity 10 say. by way Of "a
s-1,,rai answer To- the preceding Speakers WN"
fayo referred to the open door in my country lit.
China alUays favors the open door NINA 'l'
her doors 10 the peoples and the trade OF every
country without distinction AS TO race or t'i'i.
When Minister WI concluded his address, ihe
deleoates npplauded him for several minutes Later
the Chinese Minister. rising to a point OF priv
uegc. spoke follows:
7 v,ish 10 answer one OF the speakers here VINO
made the remark, at Is all very nue 10 cav 'tt'
r. is not lust to exclude Chinese from Amer '''
I,t emma has 4elVlnpH inhabitants. ana N I''
Exclusion law is repealed Will not these come ''
II am glad tie question was asked So as 10 GIVE
mo Inc opportunity OF answering Inc hlA'
that come here come only from Two province i'
Ctrfon You never see "a Northern 'nlnam I'D i.'i
r1 mon from Shanghai for instance. except lh we
= no,riati0u q about 1oo0rl. SO thai even si' 'it
alt come, Whicp is naili'als "'9"'" ''
Th. total number Of Cinnamon now in Am.'
g. anlut one hundred thOus Aa. W -l 'I' ''.f
come Thirty wears ago, wien you
structing your Western RAILROADS. You 7'it "-
4, China and begged The laaof'rs t' come
or course. others followed tntr ,Niini.'
F,it had sou not done lis. go l-'i ''', f' .''
,,.,ul1 have atnu amy chinese ltI'Ni'iN i'' 4
These, men lO not rnr y7n They WoiN NY
night and make faithful ecrt-ni- -Hil.
fh,V want 10 make a !tW dollars ana go ''i
is not that gust what You Americans VINO '''s'
china want ] believe mat to eti we
China it SIS worth while 10 repeal TINS "'l'
statute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19
NDrcEurNTs ~ ruoR OF BOSTON


~, - ,. - ,....t.,t.,. no. ,....r1. .
inc state '"il'I-''' ,i''' '''
morning ~ t4r Board Room ol the N"N-l 'if
Produce EXCHANGE 10 continue lts inquiry into
henteraee rates and dnrr'n'ais I'D vogue .n ana
coward iNi- port among ''' 'i''l''" "' '''"
company a., hi. own request introduced The ish.
mort ir,..3.,,.. th, detailed s+.+.r,..t as ,, ...
',,.. 80 e,. l..t, .,... ,, .e .,..,. ~ ti. r.,,.
canals and f.i,s connecting with this far.,.r
s.,..,., ,r.,io~ ., 80 .t. firm, o. ,f.fr..r. A..
~,
Nai""'-'' gave '"' statement '3 I'D gram -i4f-
rnelt- through OutpOrfs made by his I'd
,....f. ...i...,..,... made. mitch.
i'"' ''.- .''''.' maui 'F '''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19
MEETING OF sTATISTcS BUREAU


NO OUTBREAK but SEVERAL QUIET sNAfS A''-
INDUCED lN
The Bureau OF Municipal Statistics met yesterday
for the second time this year
on Monday chief Magic discharged George '',
Nf,voy AN examiner who was recently apPo'h'''
,,1er the new civil Service law. Doe having filled d
similar place since me organization ~ th' bureau
He was candidate FOR The Office or -e''''''s W
which the Commission wanted 10 create. al 4''
ter5avs meeting communication was read II.
Secretary George McAncny TO the effect that Nice
Vey's discharge was Illegal
commissioner Ernest Harvier moved that me
matter he referred 10 tho Corporation Counsel i'
an onin,or This WAS carried. Harver is one OK
tho commissioners al variance with Mr. Magic.
Then Commissioner Iaryicr made report To- me
eeect that the Committee on the Judiciary anu
Water supply was unable 20 report because ''''
was no data available I'm the bureau. inns was
considered a direct slap at chief Naele.
Commissioner Harvier moved that the 'hl'i
furnish 10 the Commission hE the next meeting d
re-,r. Of the transactions o. the bureau i4ti
Naele said they were getting SUCH lnioIma'lon "i.
the time but hc had DO objection. IAe 4"oN0" Was
Thcn George p Il. McNcy. the discharged en-
amirer wanted the Compassion 90 bear MN. '.l
Nr Kuglcman objected. Ernest HafNler Wau.r4 p
IKE a vote but tho others also objected. Mc\tN
said he would ue heard in other places y noi there
and spoke about the waste OF the peopic mon >.
'.pe1ausc YOU did not get That N'.1. said I'f.
Magic alluding 10 McNcys candidacy Tor the once
THO Commission adjourned without doing any
other business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

Eastern agent ~ the Western Transit Company,
waq next called and questioned AS 20 the westward
RAN and lake traffic and the systems OF Erie 'an1
lines maintained by the different railroads 10 con-
,.rf with their lake lines where freight could not
he secured over the rail lines from here to huHhlo
Th, committee meets again to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

ton by Great Britain every ndacSm9hn' ,b mas rds
given 10 Chinese to settle there Win '"' '
that II IS now great trade centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-19

1900
1000
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

Some fine specimens of rich copper ore from the Great Western Copper Co.'S property in the Dragons was brought in from she mines by Col. w J. Young Jr. today. The specimens gre a Ative carbonate Of copper. show- ing dep blue mslschite or szrn'e, the lue crystiis and incrns,aiiOns, rich in color and value, making Q beautiful sight ard is much admired. fines, samples are average sreci- mems taken from a recen; new find in the lower lev.ls and the development, is showing tie deposit 10 be cf con- siderable e1.e n', it, dimensions havir 2 not yet been determined. The Grea. Western is showing a wonderful de- v.lopment and is making record in ore shipments,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

When youuc man asks father fpr his iI1-liier's htI.d n ria--ia.-e. if t.:e father :i . wi-S of-. ne thilE@ O. ere t.-irx eqral- ly as important a. inc yo4ing fI. an ,l.ora,s Sociai and Dcs:u+=z siarGine sca intci.i- gerce. A young i:iaT wiio S:. fey from III l.esl,b has TO -igi., to I.s1.-y rnli. his health :s restored To do so l. ;o commit T crime against iiie hur,an race. While all di-eascs nay rot b~ directly inherited, the constitu- iional tendency to acquire them is inner tied. Ii a man is a consr-nptivc, the chances are that his children will E-se e.eai:, uudersized lungs, and pTedispCsi- ion 10 acqu:fs the same disease.
 The yoIng man who suffers from bT5n- ciIitis. weak laays, spittisg o1 t,ood 0. ar.v diseasc of th@ aiT-pass1y. vtIicli if il-g- iccted leads tip to consE::. o.'o1. ray takc Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical discovery with siE:ost absolute asslra.Ioe O. recovery Ii cures oS per cert of aii eases vixen taken :n time It soothes and lieais the delicate and sensitive tissues of the ai--.s7ssGses and lungs, checks the cough, facilitates expect o-a:iois. drives out all impurities and cis- eGse germs rom the tainted hlcod ari builds new ard healthy tissEes.
 Mfr. Joh- C. Barr, or .ozo Liberty Eve Pits hsrg.; Pa. writes: Some thirty icorihs zrc I sa:d to my wife. don't want to keep anything frosn ycu-Lrnrs, tel vol, s'- in the last stage of T,siofs. In December Js1 S0snt-eeced taking Dr rierce's Go;sissss Medical Ei~cr-erv I could then only speak in whispers. have taken thirteen bottles. ard can ss- with t-1g., sri greatly Nercftri. people are s.-rrisS.s .,, rot been ccos in tight years. NJ s..,,,Is-i, sss never in settrr condition. Fnr.,eriy e5pld 7os sitsoa. gu fleTi r-.- r,pc in :eiste; ;v al1 .g, but now e. hing"
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
"GREkN GOODS" GAME
Fraud Order Issued Against
 two Places in New York

A;i.ons has been flooded with ifau1 circulars and some of ths victims may be interested in the follosiog statement issued by ,he postnfli e de- rar.mert at Washington issuing fraud order against the fakers:-
 "Moore & Co.,, No. e. West Broad way, New York, and the Bonsrzs Jswelry O., 1929 Park avenue, New York, have recently been operating through the mails the o,t gr' en goods scheme in slightly mcdiiisd form. The first circulars ent out by ihis company called attention 70 some iewelrv which the oompsny had for sale. The jewelry was not praised very highly, bat espe cisl emphasis was placed upon the fact ths, each rin or piece of jewelry was attached to A long green card having a picture o' the Washington monument on one eide .and picture of George and Martha Weshinet'n on the reverse ard the prize mark Sl ia each corner. The further description indirated that the promoters were Gesling in counter feit money. Tothose who wrote for further information, if the surround ing circumstances seemed proper to operate the scheme, the promoters would send @ piece of cheap jewelry pinned on gen uIne s1 .silver certifi- ca:e. This would bring in an orde, probably accompanied with SiO or , $l00 far lo, of the long green card. ! and in reply the pIomo'crs would , send only the lot of cheap awelry pinned on csrd- which ia no way re- presented a dollar bill. A fraud order was issued against these conoerEs hy the pos,o flee department on the 9tt instant"
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
ANEW COMPANY
The Expesrd Reef Col Erect
 A Mill at 0gce

The Exposed Reef Mining O. is new Cochise county mining corro. ration which is destined to be 6 rron- in ant fsctoriu the development of our mineral resources rnj be numbered among the Ariz ma pioducers. The company have formed an Incorporation nnder the Arizona laws to work their property in the H uschuca Mts recent ly acquired from Peter Conner and accocIs.es. The mines. which are b. ca,ed about 2i miles from Tombstone. are considered by mining men 10 he one of the largest low-Rrade propositions to be found in the min eral west. As We have describe d in these columns before, the ledge is a mammoth outcropping of ore cover ing many acres of hillside, agsregat- ing many thousands of toas, the whole, on several mill tes,s, averaging from SS to $l0 per ton In value. The pro perty is so located tha. the handling of this large body of surface ore can be reduced to minimum expense. while e gravity system, or equally economic method. can be mploysd in transport in 2 the ore to the mill. The further advantage of plenty of wood and water makes every thirg favorable to the operation Of this property at a baud- some profit. A 40-stsmp mill has beo n o.d rei ard will te slipped to the mines shortly, tie intention Of the company being 10 have the mill n operation and pounding on ore by January fr-t- The enterprise will do much toward pushing the develop ment Of tine Huachuca range.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
fOR OVER fusTY HrAR..

An old. well-tried remedy. Mrs Winrlow'- Soothing Syrnp has been used for over fifty years by millions c, moth.r- for their children while teeth. ing. with perfect success. It sooihes the child, -of'ers the gun 2, alleys all pain, cures uind ro!Ic, and Is the best remedy for disrrhoes. l, is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggist in every part of the world. Tw. n'y-five cents 6 bottle. It's value is iDoaicu- able. Be sure and ssk for Mrs. Wiusl"~'s Soothing Syrup. and ake m ~'her k,r?
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
bE A SASDJX
Fingers in Thus Position Csn-
 not Be Pulled Apart

There ia one position in which even the weakest person may successfully deiy the eiierts of Hercules. Ii the Il: 8 of the two index fingers be pre.s. ei tightly together, tip io tip, no man, no matter how strong. will be able to pull them apart, prOvi ed the pun is applied gradually and there is n. jrrk. To make the pull. the butler mus, tsk hold Of the wrists of the party having the tips of the fingers to- ge;n r and gradually exert his strength. There have been many ,t iemp,s to explain why with ,he fingers in this p,,-ition so much force can be resisted, but none of the ex- plantations has been ca: isfsctory Thsorie. O. weigh, balance. and strain have all been advanced in vain, but the fact remains and can be easily demonstrated. Care must be taken that the pull! mIst be gentle at first and without any ierking Later enormous power may be sppl lied with cut pulling the tips of the 6nEer- apart.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
NOII ICE

All persons working on or furnieh- ing supplies for the Peoples Party mine are rerehy rosified that the owrers nf the 'b' Vt property he lds the m-' Ives a,d Iroper'y free of any .nd al i be contracted thtrto Said mine is situsied in CCchise Mining di-trict of ArIz ma and i- now under less. to Geo. W. Cox and Thos. King
 Melzer Osborn.
 E. J. Terrell.
 Dragoon, Ariz
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
al iXlCAN EXCURSION
A Low Rate From Fairbank
 tO Magdalena Sonora

Here is c golden opportunity to witness the ceremony of the most ancient Mexican T. lil ious eel, bration. the 3J3rd apn'verss-y of the firth of Saint Frai c sco Savier. FesiIvi'i'e to be held at MaRfal-rs, Sorors. Mexico Sep,e mb.r l7 h 1899. to snd irclnd- ing October Sth, ls99. Tickrte good from S-c's mher 26,h, 70 ard intlnd- ing October 3rd. good returning to and including October 9th. 1893. 4 rate of xG 30 from fsirbank to Mag da'ens and return. For further parti crlsrs ap2ly to J. E. GUY agent Fair bank A. T.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

According to the Phenix papers Gov Murphy has been advised by the departments 1t Washington to make investigation of the border trouble at Naco sod preserve peace. The order eomes l;tile beiatod and when ,hs Govsrno. makes hss investigation he viii fird t is all over snd unnecessary to pes rye peace.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

A certain combiDaiion os cvange- lists are plan ming revival down by tne O.d DominioD sme!t.r, gays the Globe Times, where the and.enc. can get a sn,f of fnlpbur smoke while the minister IS pounding them on the back. That is what we call method.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

A dispatch from Washington ssys Secretary and Mrs Gsge have left Washington for Arizona by the way oi Chicago. While in Arizona the secretary will make trip 10 the Grand Canon.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
Re,t Hot From The Gii

Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman oi Newark, Mich, in the Civil Wor. IL caused horir le U'cers that no treatment help for 20 years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts, Bruises, Buns, Boils, Fel'ns, Corns. Skin Erup,ions. Best Pile cure cn ear h. 5 cts. box. Cure guaranteed Sold by J. M. Folks. DTuggis,.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
THELADIES.

The pleasant effect and perfect. safety with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs. under all CT ditions, makes il their favorite remedy. 1o ge, rhe true and genuresrrice, lo' k ,or tie name of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed rear the totom cf he package. Fer sale by all druggIsis.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

Emperor William Is said to have told some American ladies who visit ed him "woman have ro business to interfere with anything outside of the tour 'k's'-kinder, kirche, kueche and kl ider" (children, church, cooking and c,o,he.). Vas is. los init kuessen -Boston Globe.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

Jerome is having more than .ts share O. fever this ear and If some- thing Is not done for its sanitary h. di!ion the Reporter says last years reco: q w.ll be surpassed.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

II you eat wiiht Ut spre,ite you need PRIcKLY AsH LETTERS. It pr, L,pily removes impurities that clog snd im- pedr the action of ,he digestive organs. creates good appetite and digestion. strength of body and sciivi,y Of brain. For saie by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

A grand darce is to he gwen to- night a, the Mining Eychsrpe Hall by the 1ombstoue Terpsichorean Club. A famous Mexican orchestra has been engaged, the music having been imported from the City Of Mex ico at enormous expense.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

Tombstone will soon he supplied with Sonora oranges. The season i, ab mt on and i'm mportations will begin within & week oriwo.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

The great success of Chamberlain's collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on the treatment Of bowel compl sints mas made it standard over the greater part of the civilized world. For sale by all dealers in medicines.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

An interesting and rsmsDtic love story of an arden, but disappointed Arizona woer is given in the Bi-bes news Of the PKos PEG TOR today.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

The value Of imports from Sonora through the port of Nogales for the moD tn Of Augustis estimated at S26s.- 53S. Experts for the came month were valued o. SlO3,S22.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
Volcanic ErupGions

Are grand, but Skin Erup;ions rob life Of joy. Bncklen's Arnioa Salve, crues them; also Old. Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boiis, Feions, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Brui-es, Burns. Scaids. Chapped hands, Chilblains. Pest Pile cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches, Only ?, cts. box. Cure guar ran,eed- Sold by !. M. Folks, Druggist
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

Hot days followed by cool nights will breed malaria ir the tody that i- bi.ous e stive. PkICKLY AsH BIr- IERs is very vtlus ble at ,h,- time for ke. ing ihe st, mach, liver end bowls we'll regulated. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

Charles Bsci2alupi left yesterday fo- Angels Camp California where he intends t1 remain come time.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

T. J. Jones Of the Tncson M1nu- ment Go. was Tn Tombstone yesterday CD a flying bu-iuess tsip.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

Mexican Neuralgia and Toothache cure," puck, harmless cure, p cts. Tombstone Drug store. 1T
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19

% cure C-.s.s .: .4Htl.I. Bcieye,s 1sSe Csscarets -ncy Cat,.art!e. Ice CT e A q. ~ q fall = --.s-tS rsft.rtf
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
So.S Cooketoves elj at
 BARRows.

See Bisbee news on third page. tf
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R. R,
LOCAL NOTES.

For sale. ore Hall safe. Apply at F. B. Austin. If
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

ARIZONA ANpa SOUTHEASTERN R. R
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-18
CRUSHED UNDER LOG.
Barker In tho Mason County Log
xing Co.'S Camp Killed.

Special Dispatch 10 the Post-intellIgencer
SHELTON. July l. Charles Connolly,
an ex-ennpiove Of the Mason County Log
ging Company's camp s. was brought; To
town SATURDAY badly crushed. While en-
gagged in barking the log rolled ami ne
fell under IL. the log passing over his legs
and breast He died yesterday. Tn. re-
mains were sent 70 his home az Buckley
where he came from but few days be-
fore He leaves a wife and tao children.
steamer Chartered to Garry Horses.
WASHINGTON. July f..-The war de-
parinsnt has chartered the steamer Siam
10 carry ~ cavalry horses 10 Manila.