Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-14


The troops followed the roads while the
Eunbunts Oests and LaEunB de Bay assisted
IL Buppressins the FIRE or the left EAnk
Three rebel canoes were captured Oh the
river.
The rebel sharpshuotsrs AZ CaloocEn con
tinue active bui no more cRsuHlIies are re
ported.
CaEuaIrses of the Dnr.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-FoIloving il the
3ournHls revised list Of the casualties n to
eRy's fighting al Manila
Killed
TweBrisTh Infantry.
PRIVATE STEWART.
Twenty-Second Infantry.
PRIVATE ECNSON
Twentieth Kansas
JAMES l. KLINE
Wounded
Iw-ntietb Infnrtry.
Corporal Chris Thuups-u
Private l. Fplger
PrivBte Charles u.
Private Thomas Miller
Private Z. Piper
Private C. Sumner
Private Matthew ShRrkey
TweBty-secOnd Infantry
Private Charles Easley
Private Theodore Misnsr
JrlvEle John Black.
Private William Bren
-a-s WEE v Rh}nehdrl
Privute WiIlet Harmon.
Private Walter Irvine regiment not given
Earlier Reports.
MANILA March 13-ll :55 m-At day
Light Loday Brigadisr General Lloyd
WhaarCns divisional brigade, consisting Of
the Twentieth United StHtes infantry the
TN enty-seUund infantry eighI companies of
the Washington volunteers. seven companies
OF the Oregon vclrzteers three troops Of the
Fourth United States cavalry and mounted
battery Of the Sixth artillery. was drawn W
on q ridge behind san Pedro Macati, a mile
south Of the town.
The advance was sounded al 30 4. n. the
cavalry lending the column al smart lrot
aCrosE The open 10 The right eventually
reaching d clump commanding the rear Of
Guadalupe.
Supported by the Oregon men. the advance
force opened q heavy fire on the rebels. The
response was feeble and desultory, Rp-
pareutIy coming from hRndfuls Of men in
every coverc. While the right column was
swinging towards the town Of Pasle the left
advanced pouring vcIleys into the bush.
a small body C. rebels made determined
etRnd al Guadalupe church but the enemy
was unable TO Withstand The assault
Al 80 Z IL. river gun boat started To-
ward PRsiE. The rebels we've first en-
ceuutsred ny the vessel N the jungle near
GuRdalupe stsRuing slowly, the Funhoat
poured terrific FIRE from itE sHtIiuE guns
into the brush. For all Of al hour The
whtrring Of the rppid-tre guns alternatel
win the booming Of the heavier pieces or
board
Artillery Clears the Way.
In The meurtime. scotts battery ashore
was Smelling thH trenches and driving me
enemy back The artillery then advanced Il
the ridge Of bamboo md drove few Of the
Bueuvf FhHrpshouterE away with vollsyF
from their sarbines. The artillery then ad-
vHnced and met with little opposition
In The meantime the infantry had beer
Eert forward IN extended order the Wash
EuEtuu regiment resting un the bank Of The
river each regiment dspluying on rsaching
It's station Rnd furnishing ttf own support
The entire column then wheeled towards Int
river driving the enemy towards itF sup
ports ana then advanced on Guadalupe.
The artillery moved 10 3 ridge command
tnE PusiE Hnd PHrtHros
Pv this time the enemy wRE in fun fiEh'
nluuE 3 line over Z mile long and The frlnE
was discontinued temporarily, in order Il
give tie troops u resi- before making The
attack au Pus!E-
The eueuyF loss was believed TO b'
Bevere hut only eight Americans wer'
wounded.
Al mis- stage Of the engagement II wal
raining heavily.
T55 p m-After short rest General
Wheaton resumed The attack OF Pgsig.
seottE battery supported by rwo com
NAMES Of ths Twentieth regimen advanced
on Guadalupe by ths road along the river
hauk. tne remainder Of ths Twen-isth regi-
rueut and the Twenty -se0ond regiment fol-
iuwluE with the reserve o, the Oregon
volunteers Al ll:Sb 4 n. the column
came in contact with the enemy and gun
boat steamed 10 the firing line ana cleared
the jungle on b0rn sides while the harlery
took up a position on a hur Et the right
= Rebels in DEsorGerIy Flight
The first shot from the American hel-
pieces al eOO yuraF range dislodged EuI
% The enemy al Pnsie After the tow
had been sheIled tht Twentieth regiment
lined ~ on the blur and the Twenty -secun1
tauE up 3 position on The left Of the placs
win The cavalry iu The center whsrsupoI
the enemy retreared to The town, The gun
boat then moved into a bend opposite ana
h1t FIRE an The rebel position was main
tanned aiouF The whole American line uuu
s.2t p. H. when preparations we're mao,
for The atlacE ~ ,. our guubua'
started n pursuit q the enemy srme.
fuE chasing II 10 thF lake
A. $50 p ~ large budy o. The snsUl
HAs discovered working around our rgh