Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-31

unuo wnHlrE guerilla warfare IN
the mountains.
Tho American troops behaved spicn-
dldly. They advanced steadily after n
successive line Of trenches through
woods and jungies and suffering from
friHhtful heat. In addition the Ameri-
can volunteers were handicapped IN
fightlng by the fact that their Spring
Held rifles are " shorter range than tho
MauHcr rifles Ia the hands OF the rebels.
Under those circumstances the steady
advance Of our troops In u really re-
markabic achievement.
hut the most noteworthy feature Of
this onward sweep of the Americans II
the patience and endurance OF the pft-
waite soldiers. They have never hcsitnt-
cult country against any number 81 the
enemy and In the face ~ the positions
OF the entirely unknown strength.
This afternoon the victorious Amcri-
can army IN fcastlng on cocOanutH and
bananas and enjoying a well earned
rest, while tho hospital train IL carry
Ing the wounded back 20 Manila.
TROOPS RESTING At MALoLos.
Washington. March si.-Thc follow
ing dispatch was received at the war
department early this morning.
Manila. March ai.--Adjutant General.
Washington;
Troops resting ut Malolop. Consider
M, c,s,,aii,.a ~, Litisd n,,c.,,o,ound.
-
Hall has returned with his troops To
Otis.
ENEMY TAKES TO THE HILLS.
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flLifiNp offltiAL oisuAN'
Recently issued condos Of tho p.pub.
iicn Filipino. Agtilnaido'n ofiicInl organ.
contain "a prociamntlon 10 m. effcct
that certain partien are raIdInR the
northern towna and orderina ihs ann,
to Join Filipino army Immediately OF
shall have finished with Inc Americanr.
This IL construed aa meaning thai
Mncaholas. tho governor of the fivc
h,orth.tn pr1N i,,, " untricndly 70
rctrcat is undoubtedly cut on at the
railroad beyond San Fernando.
IN, Rcpublica Filipino on March %
published am extra edition Containing
a statement To tho effect that the Amer
leans had attacked paslg, that many
were killed and majority OF the re-
mninder We're wounded. while $50 Of
them were taken prisoners.
A second paragraph In the same edl-
tiun asserted that the Americans had
ravished three hundred OF the Fillplnoa'
faircat daughters and called upon tho
natives 10 defend their honor with
s snsn h nsi,, AGAINST oppr.nsors who
numbering whole families In cold blood
cd revenge.
The American steamer Roanoke re-
Gently picked up a native boat contain
Ing a dozen prisoners who had escaped
and being nearly three DAYS aiioat with
neither food nor water. They reported
mat the prisoners expected TO be killed
when the Americans advanced, bu,
knew nothing OF the state of those In
the southern towns.
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Washington. March al.-The following
list OF casualties has been resolved
from Gen. otis under today's date:
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Nihhhp'
March 20. Twentieth Kanaas-nand
Private Orlln l.. nlriey. connnnw 4,
oliver Dix. companv Al sam,,,i <yn
son,
Tenth pennaylyania-co , prI.
Yates Nnlcl stevens. company q Fred
Genuine, company i. Bert N Amb,,r,s
Firnt South Dakota-con,nanv Al
Private Oscar Fallen. 80
March 30th; First Ncbraskn-Com.
company l., Howard Il. WhItemore
March aiat. Fourth Infantry-Firsi
Lieut.. John Gregg,
yo,,.
WOUNDED.