The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1899-11-23
GEN. MAcARTHUR's ADVANCE.
A DI.appearIuE zoe Leaves ouIy Q
BrE.acy of Had Nona---"ei-
coined by the Natives.


Manila. Nos, 10. q. m.--Thc follow
lI,g dispatches have brrn received hero
frUm correspondents accompanying
,hc American troops:
Macarthur Enters 3eroaa.
Corona. Nov. is
Gen. Macarthur troops entered
this place this morning The insur-
gents had iird last Monday, after burn
Ing the depot Nothing cis.' wuE de-
atroycd hy them. Gcrona II the first
town along IA Manila. pagupgn rail-
WY line where thr natives did not
r,.r a, the approach Of the Americans.
I hc padres offered quarters In the
church md convent The town has one
u, nd house. Gcruna is ths seat Jt
heavy English sugar interests.
4 Hard noRd ta Travel.
TIE trip here was hard one and
| q, curird six hours IN covering sc'ru
miles and a half most of the time he
ing spent In fordiug a quarter ot
n .ic food running out Of the Rio Tar
| Lac. We have no wagons. pHd pack
mute, and native bearers carry all Our
Etpptcs.
| tIcomci the Americans.
IN. natives here say that liayuu.-
| Iuny was occupied last saturday hy
ruuutrd troops. probably Gen Young
| ht end, Of Gen. lnwtpn'a division, Tho
y, uplo here are of q better class thnn
"" have usually found, aud they well
ccu,rd the Americans, as they c,ldcrt'
" realize that their agricultural inter
pats will revive.
| : DIacrrbt Political Atmosphere.
Gen. Mac rNrthur said this aftrruoou'
"Wr .crm to be- entering "a different
political atmosphere. The people here
F.rm Co. De- less attached to Nguinaldn.s
lclusr than those in many town which
w. have entered ou the railroad line.
WIN Move TnrwArd az Dnybrcak.
IN, command will move n0rthwarl
q, dnybrruk tomorrow toward l'nl"m-
Ia. ui. ,,croua will boz r1rrisunrd wt'h
two companies uf the Thirty
Immediately on entering Gcruna SiuN.
,u', scouts moved up tbc track To-
VERT Pnuiqur TN the way they ru.
G, uuirrrd an iutrrurhrd party ui in-
gurr,nta. whom they drove back. then
entering she town aud capturing four
locomotives aud o. car, They learned
u.rt 500 Insurgents hnd left the town
A tine rours, nf the afternoon
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- rn,,'r,d , here Mai Joncsnu. rormrrr,
! cI,.,t surgeon an the stan ~ The Fiii.
- PROS commander. Gen. Ma-cIrdu. Tie
r,,idcs at I.aroiur and b. uhput 10 rc'
turn there to resume his practice. Mnl
Johnson says that nll rrspcrinnlc Fi''
T'rus are dispustrd with the behavior
d o. thr insurgrut- and are very rl',
o. thut the Americans have the uppr'
D hand
b Continuous Procession OF ""i"E"r>'
4 roptinuou. ururr--iun ut refugee
il entering puuIuur from the north, In
= di,utnp the proximity ~ other Amcd
ctn troops. probably oil tn" railroa,
y lipc. These refugees say that the in
st rgcnis do not know which way e
turn. with the \mcric"ns occupying
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