Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-14
| IN PHILIPPINES.
aldo is Being Pursued by
tOriouS American Army.
John A. Logan, Jr., Killed al
San JacintO.
Captain Green Of New Mexico Among the
Americans wounded.
Ynppmos DEFEATED WITH ArAvY Loss

Manila, Nov. I4.-The whereabouts Of
Aguinaldo's army is q perfect egDima.
General Otis has learned that Aguinsldo
recently issued q proclamation trans
ferrlng his capital to Bongsbong. giving
rs reason the unsanitary condition Of
Tarlac. II is supposed that the leaders
OF the insurrection not already at Bong
abong are retreating to that place. With
the Americans etvancing at the present
rate they could drive the insurgents
from Bongsb0ng In q fortnight. 1t IL
impossible for the rebels to establish
another capital In Luzon which cannot
be captured within month.
The insurgents have resumed activity
In Cavite province, threatening an attack
on linus. Yesterday they attacked ca.
lsmba In the usual fashion. and nightly
fusilade between the marines and hun
dred insurgents who have again en-
trenched themselves on the Is hmus be
tween Cavite and Novelets. Saturday
the Filipinos attempted to entrsp the
marines by landing force from canoes
bshind them. Searchlights discovered
thu preparations to embark and q few
shots from the Monadnock and the
Petrel's guns spoiled the game.
The United States cruiser Charleston
ran aground near vigan on hidden reef
In thirty'ave fathoms Of water. She
workei her machinery two days and
nights trying to get sfl)at, but a typoon
arose, snd the crew we're compelled to
take refuge on email island. The gun
boat Helena has been dIspatc he'd to bring
away the crew.
CRUISER CHARLESTON
Washington. Nov. 14.-Experienced
wrecksrs will be sent from Hong Kong
to try to save the cruiser Charleston.
Lieut.. Hobson may be placed In charge
Of the wrecking operations.
AGOOD SHIP.
Washington, Nov. 14.-Admiral Wat
son cables navy department confirming
the loss OF the cruiser Charleston.
LOSS OF THE CHARLESTON.
New York, Nov. l4.-Admiral Dewey
was today shown copy Of the dispatch
announcing the loss Of the Charleston
He said: "The Charleston was q good
ship, but IL che had to get lost / am
glad at least that none OF her gallant
officers and crew shared her fate. Ii is a
treacherous coast where the Charleston
met her doom, one OF the most treacher.
Ous in the whole island OF Luzon"
AMERICAN PRISONERS.
Washington. Nov. l4.-The following
was received at the nav department,
from Aiuiral Watson: Manila, Nov. IL
Escspli spanish prisoners at San Fabian
report Geeing Lieutenant Gilmore on
November lst In Tarlac with five men
all we'll. He crossed the mountain from
Bslerin 10 May with thirteen men. and
the location Of the other eight Is un.
knowl
WHEATON WINS A VICTORY
London, Nov. A. Special dispatches
from Manila say that seven Americans
were killed and fifteen wounded In Gen
Wheston's iaybreak attack this morning
on the town OF Sallnds. which was stub.
borny defended, After heavy fire the
Americans stormed the works. Seventy.
seven dead FilipinOs we're counted In
the trenches.
FlLlPINOs DEFEATED.
Washington. Nov. 1.-THE following
dispatch, received from General Otis un'
der date Manila, to-day, confirms the re-
port OF the death Of Major Logan
Wheaton reports Nov. l2: There was al
engagement near San Jacinto between
the Thirty-thiri volunteers and 200 en-
trenehed insurgents. Our loss, MsjoI
Logan, who gallsntly led his battalion
and six enlisted men. killed. Captain
Green and eleven men were wounded
mostly very slight. The enemy wa,
routed, leaysng eighty one dead in the
trenches. His loss is believed to be 300.
Lswton reports from San Jose that In
tbs ylciaity OF San NicholssA north oI
Tayuig. Vessels captured thirteen cart
with insurgsnt war department record
and printing press complete; the insur
gent newspaper and large quantity o.
rice was also captured. Cavalry Is still
actively engaged and infantry pressing
on from San Jose and Arsgs. Roads ar
impractible for any heavy transportation
md horses are toraged on rice an,
growing rice straw. OTIS.
DEATH OF MAJOR LOGAN.
Youngstown. Onto, Nov. IA priyat
iispstch received from Manila thi
morning announces the death OF Msjo
John A. Logan, Jr. No details received
Mljor Logan was son Of the late Gen
John A. Logan. His mother lives Il
Washington. He leaves widow an
two children at Youngstown, Ohio.
News OF her sons death was cOnyeye