Northern end of the Luneta, near mouth of the Pasig river, showing Anda Monument to the left and the Lighthouse at the entrance of the river. The United States transport ship is surrounded by native trading boats. The steel railroad bridge seen here, with its barricaded entrance, was fortified by the insurgents to prevent the crossing of the American troops during advance on Malolos. It was captured by Funston, who crossed the river with sixteen men and routed the insurgents, with great loss to them. The 22d Infantry are here awaiting orders for the general advance upon Pasig.
Every cartridge belt is full and every gun in good order.
According to the testimony of the men themselves, they were eager for the charge. The wall of fire. Part of the firing line near Pasig, March 15, 1899. The picture was taken just before the general advance. This shows effect of the first smokeless powder used by Americans in the Philippines.