The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-10-18
GEN. YOUNG IN ARAYAT.
Occupies the Town After Half an
Hours Fighting.
ANGELES is ATTACKED.
Driven Off Without Dlfficulty-Six
American Soldiers Are
Wounded.

Manila, Oct. 13.-Gen. Young entered
Arayat this morning, after half an hours
fighting. Maj Bachelors battalion OF
the Twenty-fourth (eolored) infantry
charged 300 insurgents, who retreated in
the direction of Magalang. The Ameri-
can loss was one man slightly wounded.
-Four of the enemy were killed.
The remainder of Gen. Youngs forces,
consisting of battalion of the Twenty
second regiment and the gunboat Flor
ida, under command of Lieut.. Dalton,
We're not needed, and arrived after the
town had been captured
Ihe ground was too soft for work by
mounted men,, and the cavalry was held
in reserve.
Gen. Schwan's column. which has been
operating south of Manila, is resting at
Perez Dasmarinas, after a fatiguing but
unmolested march through submerged
rice fields from San Francisco de Mala-
bon. Two hundred and fifty insurgents
evacuated Perez Dasmarinas before the
Americans reached the town.
The column is returning to Manila,
having accomplished the work it was sent
south to perform.
The insurgents made an attack on
Angeles last night, but were driven off
without any difficulty. Six Americans
were wounded.
The transport Columbia has arrived
with part of the Thirty fourth regiment,
the first of the new volunteers to reach
Manila.
More Troops for Manila.
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct 13.-The local
quartermaster's department of the Unit
ed States army has received orders to ar
range to move to San Francisco the
Thirty eighth and Forty-fourth infantry
regiments. The former regiment is now
at Jefferson barracks. and will move on
October 20. while the Forty-fourth, at
Leavenworth, kas., will go October 21.
Col. Wheeler, quartermaster, is perfect
ing the arrangements. He says that it
is very likely the two bodies will soon be
ordered to Manila.
Orders Save also been received by Col.
Wheeler 10 send two pack trains from
Jefferson barracks to Manila. The or
ders direct that the trains be sent from
here so as to arrive at Portland, Ore,
October 25. Ten days later they are to
embark for Manila on the transport
Lenox.
Deaths of Soldiers.
Washington, d. c., Oct. 13.-The war
department has received the following
list of casualties from Gen. Otis:
Wounded--Fourth infantry, at linus, Sep
TENDER 20, B, Frank Huss, thigh, severe;
John w. Smith, foot, moderate; Il, Hick
w. Born, ear, slight. AT San Nicholas,
October 8, Il, James McGlinchey, back mod
crate. Fifth artillery. at linus September
90 F. Lewis Lever, knee, severe. At San
Francisco de Malabon, October 10. Louis
Arnold, chest. moderate, Twenty second
infantry. at Arayat October 5, F, Archie
fantry near Santa Ana October Z, f, .Sergt.
David Holden, chest, severe: James Smith,
thigh severe. Fourteenth infantry. near
II m
neck. severe At San Nicholas. G, Frank
Frager, forearm, severe; Owen B. Hill, leg,
severe Hospital corps. Alvin ii. Bailey.
leg. moderate Thirteenth infantry, at San
Francisco de Malabon October 10. f. Nor
man Norton, knee, moderate; 6. Peter Kan
kiwicz arm, severe; H, Charles E. Smith.
thigh severe. Fourth artillery, +, Charles
Wilson. thigh, moderate Engineer bat
TALON, A, John T. Van Ness, leg, severe.