The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-02-11
LATE REPORT FROM MANILA.
LOST FOUR THOUSAND xEn.
The Soldiers Of the West Right TO the
Front-Wers In the Thieksst Of the
kattie-Fifllppino Less - EneFmsus--
Washington and idaho Losses.

ment ress;vad az t,,,ln--,n. $500
from Generat Ot,s.
Manila Feh tn. ,n.,,r..,. .,,,, q.
concentrated around Msnga fro,a I1.ya.
province. nu,nf,er;ng ovsr ~ 00o .nd -.
sessing seyeraI ouiek 6r;ng snd Kn,nn
aeld g,,n. - .,,..s,.., - n. ..'..i'i
Z armed with Msuarrs ~ ~ is.ass Tas.
tern.
Two Kunn g,,ns .nA !. .,a.. ,.,v
rifea have hen cent,,rea Ths i,s,,rve,,t.
Area : great onantitv ~ .mmnition o,,i,s
a number Of sDanIsh soldler. are n ~
insurpent,s seryice and these served the
artillery.
The insurgents constructed strong IN.
trenchments near our lines nostIv N
bamtoo thlekets Thesa o,r ,sen ch.ygad
killing or eaptur;no many ~ tha en.snv
Our easnaities pTobah,y aoyreg.te "a
Fun renorts toAav oaensltie. "a ;rs,,r.
gents are heayv. We have t.,r;ea 800
500 Of their dead and hold 900 nrisoner.
Their losses killed. wounded and pri.ou.
err are probably 4oO0
We tool the waterworlss u.,uu;ng st.-
ton YESTERDAY. six miIes out Haa = eon.
si6ershle sleirnish With ira epe,nv ,rho
made NO stand Thu nU,nD~ are Aam.
aged but will he WORKING in a week
Have q number Of cOndensers set up in
the city which furnish good water. The
troops are VI excellent spirits. Qulet pre-
vans. Otis.
MANILA req. "a 1880 a. m--The
AmeI'cans now have the street ear line
70 Masabon and 60 marines with four
AAAils nave oeen landed nom the meet
ON Lhe beach north OF the city. Inc Third
artillery on me main road and the Otah
"A'! IN Inc ee"e'ef! covered the al
A,ao.a ~. ;,.-o...as -. ..,
- 49, - r.'.s.-.-s..l,.s -.-.zs--ss-
..;,h;,, 800 ~ c.Ia..n ~ - -
s,der.I,le 6,;ro e., N. - ,,;ran.
Of houses in the native quarter Of the
city last night. but no casualties have
been reported as a result.
The signal corps were compelled to run
the lines along the firing line during the
fighting and consequently there were ire
qaent in. rruptions Of communication ow. |
ing to III. cutting Of wire, and the sig
mai men we're ordered 20 kin withost |
any hesitation, any one who attempted
to interfere with the lines.
A~,,n.,a... rr..,.-.,,..
-, :,
NAnhA, req :, S'.v P n-Agaiha'oo
!, NO Ps"eiAn'As,ohs SATURDAY sno
SUNDAY Inc nIst declared tne AmeileAns
oFt'en<u tlls neu' ana cAiAs upon 1ne rni
.pf'lne :. ooheieIs /" suspend 'ne SO1>1''u'
''o ~ A'e s0ona
We nA'e iougnt cur ancient oPprH-
~ N'.noul arms ana We nov trass %
200 70 astena Us against tne ioreAgn roe
List Of Casualties
Washington, Feb. The following
additional lists Of casualties Was received
today from Manila.
FIrst washiaEton.
Wounded. sightlv-Captsin Albert n
0,;s EYrs, i.,,,.,,an, "a r,,-;. g
md Lieutenant Joe smith. ouartermaster
Serp..u,s Ruf,. n IS.,R and Ol;v.-
Clancy.
Comnany A-Comoral Kendall Fe,lows
p,i,-.gs rS.,ls. = 49,. I,,A. = aT.sl
II, Fred w. Schander. James A. Time
sell.
Company I-Coporal Miles McDangall.
Seriously wounded: COMPANY A-Pn-
rates Joseph r. Dougherty, James y.
Greek, John Cline, Richard p. Mclean,
oscar Stewards, William Z. Everett, vii.
lam r. Fait, Otto H. Hoppe, Ebert W.
oven, Frank Rivera
Company D-WiIliam Hepburn, Mich.
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