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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
GILMORE AND HIS
MEN FARE BADLY
A Story From the Philippines That
helates Cruel Hardships at
Their Captors' Hands.

SAN FRANCISCO August 1.-THE Bul-
letin publishes a startling story from the
Philippines regarding Lieutenant Gilmore
and the party from the Yorktown Who
were captured by the Fliplnos and who
have been reported from official sources
as being well cared for and well reated.
II appears that when the Americans
reached San Isldro. where the Yorktown
members and some soldiers and civilians
had been imprisoned they found the
names Of the prisoners scratched On the
walls of the iail. Some letters from the
men were found secreted under stones
and a Spaniard who had been entrusted
with several. presented them to General
Lawton.
STARVED AND BEATEN.
The letters told Of the hardships the
men were compelled 20 suffer and begged
that aid be sent them. The men com
planned that they had been starved. beaten
and bound and. moreover. were In rags.
one rf the letters. signed by Albert Low
ensohn. said that the Spaniards had been
treated very badly. verse than the Ameri-
cans. and hundreds were dying OF dysen-
terry and other diseases, and the govern
ment took no notice Of the sickness pre-
yailing In his letter Lowensohn. who
was formerly 81 the steamer Zedalta,
gave the list Of prisoners held by the
Filipinos as follows: =.
THE PRISONERS.
Prisoners from the fork,o"n-J. -
Gilmore. lieutenant; p. Vandovel, ;. NJ.
NJ. w Wellsyorth. coxswain; 5. Ed
wards Rrlsol +. Anderson. landsmen.
Captured at Baler April llth'
A. u. Brice. r. Honneman' nevada
Cavalry: captured January %sn' A, bish-
op. Third Artillery. APR lzth' II. H.
Huber. hospital corps, ana . ODrien'
civilian. January 18th.
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piled on the wharf here awaiting shipment
TO the north.
George T. sohllaf. OF Richmond. state
organizer 81 the Typographical Union, Is
here FOR the purpose OF looking after the
interest OF the Union I'm this city.
Crops OF am kinds in the lower counties
are said 90 Doe The finest known FOR years.
A protractcd meeting was begun yes
terday at Shiloah church. near Carson. on
tho Petersburg railroad.
The Old Street Presbyterian Church
Sunday School viii have q picnic to-mor-
row az Dinwidiie Courthouse.
Mr. Richard b. Davis and wife and son
Carl. have gone COB Nova Scotia, where
they will spend about ten days.
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NOT INSTRUCTED.
Delegates from James City Untram
melleh. but Arc FOR y. q. IYlcr.

mclled, but Are for -, G. Tyler.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Aug. 15.-Spe-
clal.-C0unty Court was ln session to-day.
Anderson BraXt0n was tried for house
breaking and given two years I'm the
peuIteuuer-. VIM. IA. BraNton, father OF
Anderson Will DE tried 0u The same charge
tomorrow.
Mr. B. D pcachy qualified ass notary
public for james Ciiy county.
The attendance upon Court was small
to-day and there was iItle talk of "a poll
deal nature.
The report published in q Newport
News paper that the James city dele
gates are for Madison for the House is
a mistake The Two delegates from
jamestown precinct were instructed for
Mr.. Madison. while tho others claim they
were not instructed FOR any one 10 is
believed ID. G.. Tyler will get an the
delegates from James city and Mr. Ewan
candidate for the House. viii get al least
three in the convention with a chance of
four.
on August 2ith. primaries viii be held
I'm an the York county precincts Mr.
j. A. Hubbard. am astute politician from
that county said yesterday that Hon. ID.
e.. Tyler would get the fourteen delegates
for the senate and Is. ill., Evan the dele
gates for the House. AZ the same time
the voters win express their preference
for United States senator The same
gentlemen say Martin win be endorsed
by the Democratic voters OF York. al
though there SIS a Tyler sentiment.
Mrs Allen. mother of Mrs. Lizzie NJ El-
lis. who is patient az the hospital here.
gs now in WILLIAMSBURG. visiting her
daughter. Mrs Allen says her daughter
may have been crazy a the time she
poisoned her baby hut that She is cer-
fainly not crazy now and that expresses
the opinion Of an who come In contact
With the young woman.
Mr. Tom Pcafchy who has had a relapse
OF his disease SIS better to-day. Mr..
spcncer lane continues very u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16

NEW YORK. August 'j.-Rep0rts 10 tho
effect that combine Of the leading c.gar
manufacturers i'm slcy West. Tampa ana
Havana is being organized. are current in
M. tobacco trade in this city Many Of
the principal firms are said 10 have gwen
options 20 the promoters Of the scheme,
but as yet no definite plans have been
formulated. 10 was learned ON good au-
th0rity to-day that accountants are a~
work ON the books OF the firms from
which optlons have been secured. but
considerable difficulty is expected IN
bringing about aa arrangement AS 70
prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
SUMMARY OF T0-0AYS NEWS.


Captain Ward sent o. the grand
Jury and recOmmifted 70 jan. .4
The case of James Hughes postponed
anu Tba ne1rico precinct meetings lesye
the matter of who SHAH repfesy"' VIC
county boo doubt. s,t.,.
MIR conway r. Sands not candidale
for fhe iudgoship of The 'htnccft 'yuII
The position ot Rev James A. duncan
THE Boyd-Newton syndicate asks the
BOARD OF Aldermen fOf tancnlse.
-Dr Wood gives au Interview on aoss'
The Board of fisHefe' 10 meet ''-''''
state.
Prank Henry Gibson arrested IN Chsr-
lottesvine for forsef.. ,,.a..,, soon,
Daniel Moss e. noted ttattAf aN'NN'
died near Winchester. s..... ~,
william Cotton sent % grand jury n
Portsmouth f0r charles Myatts murpsr.
Trouble expected in PhoeDus uh-esS
quarantine raised shortly.
-Twefih annual fair opened yesterday
at Cape Charles.
General.
-Appeals OF Porto Rican storm suneF'
ers meeting with generous response.
seaho1rd Air Line surveying route
from Augusta 20 Athens' "a ~ ..,Lo ,hs
The tropical storm VIII auiN" "'e
r,fddla Atlantic coast to-day.
Resident Mckinley visits catholic
summer school on Lake Champlaln.
-fTOfsOu city, IN NlahahHi HN"tP'-
rated without "A white citizen ~,,.
New YORK city has another Gulden'
suppe mystery
Foreign.
Admiral Dewey sim remains sick on
''V N Labori's condition is favorable 10
H's AZ Guerin stil barricaded and dehes
efforts 10 arrest him.
king oscar may he called IN 10 aFni-
trate samoan differences.
The situation IN the IransNaal grows
graycr da.iy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
Tarmviilo Tor Martin.

FARMNILLE. va. Aug. l5.-Special.-
The precinct convention here tonight
elected five delegates each 90 The county
and senatorial convention. They were
instructed for John j. Oweng for the
Legislature and Judge A. ID. Watkins
for the State Senate. They ere also IN
structcd 20 use their influence TO have
nomlnees Inslrucled l0r Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16

LONDON. august 16-1hc c0rrespOn-
dent of the Times at Apia, in % letter
which appears this morning gives ;he re-
port of me Samoan Commission. exteuso.
showing that in case OF q failure on Che
part of the three powers 90 agree as 90 "a
Governor or administrator this furc ionary
will be nominated by the King of Sweden
and Norway. The correspondent expresses
the opinion that the report offers the
best secuity ever afforded for good gov
crnment I'm Samoa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
PETERSBURG'S PASTORS
No Changes Probable in fuip's OF
Methodist Churches There.

PETERSBURG. VA. August l5.-spe-
cial.-The pastorates Of none OF the
Methodist churches in Petersburg VIII ex-
pre by Limitation this year and It Is not
thought that the Virginia Conference. al
its next session to be held In petersburg
in November, will make any changes
here.
A colored excursion left here this morn
ing for city Point. The party hlied twelve
coaches.
There is over a million feet OF lumber
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
A CARD FROM
DIR. QUESENBERRY
Says He Had the Hearty Support Of
Senator Martins Friends in
1893 Gossip of Politics.

The exchange of statements by Cow
eru0r Tyler and Hon. j. Richard Wing
field touching "the Lynchburg interview
of 1883 has excited the kecnest interest
I'm political circles. IL was the chief topic
yesterday. oycrshadowing completely th1
Governor address at WytheyiAe full
reports of which We're published yesfcr-
dav morning. There Is no doubt about
the fact that Senator Martins friends
are elated over what they term the ln-
answerable reply Of Mr. Wingueic in
which copies of letters written hN tne
Governor were reproduced. Govcror
Tylcrs friends while giving fun impor-
tance t0 the showing made hy Mr. Wing
fields latest circular assert that thc ENe-
cuuve will reply lu "a manner tnat VIII
meet the wishes Of his adherents
DR. QUESENBERRY' CARD.
The following communication explains
itself.
ITO the Editor OF The Times:
OF regret 10 see in your Saturday s. "a
per an article from Governor Tyler which
intimates that my defeat I'm 1873 was due
10 my not being supported by tine friends
of Senator Martin
"The facts are that lss3 was am off-year
I'm our State senatorial district. and ana
receive the most hearty support OF tne
friends OF Senator Martin.
yours respectfully
"WM u. QUEsENBENRH.
Bowling Green August ~. '99.
THE HARRISONBURG PRIMARY.
State Senator George T. kceztilt OF
Rockingham D. IN The city o. attend
meeting Of The State Board of tisherl g,
which will boz held 40 noon today. ihe
Senator denied the accuracy Of "A report
published yesterday under Harrison.
burg date purporiing % pe ah 5..o'n,
Of the primary held there Monday, IN
which Tyler was credited win ndslI.s
secured ten OF the twelve delegates %
the legislative convention. The iact u,
said Mr. Keezcll. that ont OF the we've
delegates chosen. ten are known martin
men and one vote Is absolutely sure
FOR Mr. Martin of the remaining TWO
The "wrangle" referred to I'm the Harri-
sonburg renort. he said was contention
over the manner of selecting delegates
and was not a controversy In which the
supnortcrs of the opposing senatorial
candidates were arraycd on opposite
CAR MADDOX'S PROPHECY.
Mr.. Cab Maddox Of Fauquier. the Po-
Uticai Prophet" Is registered az MUIR
phys Mr. Maddox travels all over the
State. and has perhaps as wide acqnalnl-
anco with people and politicians d1 any
man In the Commonwealth, lis pfedlc-
ton last night was that Mr. Marun
reelection by an overwhelming vote j. a
dead certainty. II ~ no lonecI Jus
tion ~ who win be senator said Mr.
tins majority VIII be-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
LOOKS LIKE WAR.
Pretorit Council Issues Arms TO
Troops War Discussed.

CAPE TOWN, Atg I.-NO reply has
been received here lp io tIe present from
tine IrusFaiI government on The su'J et
OF th. aies. Ur.Nsu p-0p1sas Tor a
peacoable settlement of the questions ln
dispute. and a llsI atch from pr tori1
says tue reply. Wne1 a.1t VIII hc disap.
pointing ana chat So is feared the result
VIII Do the breaking 0f of negotiations.
Gralt anxiety prevails at the "a. ltal OF
the lmu-i ll.
PRETORIA. Aug l5-1he Executive
Council concluded lts session at l-.5 p.
M whom orders Heic ssued fo tne Held
correfs t0 give out Mlu-er rifles in eH-
change for M1rlmi-Hmr lh..a. great
crowd gathered tO receive tne arms.
The lbUity ot war with Great Britain
is about the onIy subject discussed. and it
ls generally fat the Bureaer- should bc
considered before extreme measures are
adopted.
LONDON. August l5-MWorGenerai
Sir William Francis Butler has 1..l re-
called ana replaced by Sir Frederick
Walker n commanded the South African
forces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16

LONDON. Aug. 15-Mrs. Lily Le1gtry
the actress. was married July % az the
Island of Jersey. 20 Hugo Gerald de
Battle tWenty-eieht years of age. the cid
est son Of Sir Henry Percival de Bathe.
Bart. retired General and Crimean
veteran. Tho ceremony was private.
The Prince OF Wales s. said 90 have been
I'm the confidence Of the pair and he sent
them "a telegram of congratulations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
FAIR PLAY IN L0UD0N.
People 20 Have Chance 10 Express
Their Senatorial Preference.

IEESBURG VA, August M-Special.--
The Democratic Executive Committee
met here to-day and decided 20 hold a
furlnary election in every precinct in
I,ou6oun on Saturday. September Both.
This primary is to select between the
candidates for the House OF Delegates
John =. Ryan and -. II. Yandevantcr-
AND Is % elect delegates 20 the joint con-
yention 10 select candidate for 'hOater'
from Loudoun and FauQuier The Com
x.fttee also ordered that Tylers and Mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16

tins names be printed on the ballots TO
ascertain which IS the preference Of the
people of the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
HUME THE NOMINEE.
Defeats James II. Cation 10y One Thou
sand ia Alexandria CITY aud County.

ALENANDRIA, w, Aug. 5.-spe-
clal. -Tne Democratic primary held To-
day ln The city and county 20 choose the
nominee for the House of Delegates. Mr..
Frank Hume got 7M majority IN the city
and 20 majority in the county over James
r. lulnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

Virrlnia-Rain Wednesday with fn-
creasine northeasterly winds. gales on the
coast. Thursday fair.
North Caronnl--Kain Wednesda north
oastoriy TO northerIy gales. Ihur"sy
fair.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-16
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

Tho thermometer az The Times Office
yesterday was as follows. A. NJ. 6b' Y
NJ. 81. 3 p. A. 70. y. NJ 90, L. NJ @;
u Mo- Average. 6> l-J.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
Xmrem bur8iiOes aus YeIgiew.

Waret re peGue. Sdae pom
auBerorDeutliher 2ebsnsodusr. Die
pierSe9H ilteiten 2euts bieler OrtIdaft
baben aulammsn 1,211 Sabre; oas
Jingle Sorftinb 5dblt 81, bic dlteiten
refp. 80, SO, "a Sabren. Saruntsr Be-
fiHoen Ii6 snei Ndnner: 5r. III. Nois
Jet, SO Sabre aft Geine Srdu lit 81
Sabre alt) uno Sr. Nua. 2inotte 81
Sabre aft, (Ssins 5rau 1T ebenfdas 81
Sabre alt), neun Wittnen uno Elm
Srdulein. 8ein ein3isst Wittpsr.
Sdraus Tam man CUR S6lubfplgss
rung nebmen, oaB oas i9pa9s 8ss
ifleht oaS ftarte ms @rab brinqt.
SSn Waretsf@peque iiberlebt tein Mann
feline Srau.
Cine antialtoboliihe Wirtbl1aft
baben Die jungen 9eute bon Gbene
(gblp) AM II. Seb. sr0ffnst. Gs ipirn
BARN gar tein seiitises 0etrdnt g,.
rei6i. = Sn Orion p~erbrannte am
Oonnerstas 4beno oas Saus bes 2os
tomotipbeiSers Bras. - Der Sturm
bat in Irlon elm Dad. einen Shorns
itein uno orei 8dume f~ortsepebt. =
Sn Selange p%erbrdnuten in Der Nadt
BON Sonntag auf Wontae orei Sduier.
- Sn 2ibin brannte am Samstag
Mittas bas srobe SOfsut bes Ssrrn
Minette ab. % Stiid Sornpieb iinp
nit perbrdnnt.
Sptton. Die 9smeinSe Sotton
i'm canton War1e, aGblt in bier Sell
tipnsn (!S0ttOn. Melrsur, Werpin unb
Menilz Sapap) 1000 g%inppbner; bic
SauptIeftion, Sotton. bat 1000 Gins
poDner. Saielbit lit lett benz 2. 9lpril
1898 tein einSiser Sterbsfal msbr Dor.
setommen unp es lit fir ben 4usenblit
1ismanS trant i'm 0prIs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
Saar, Waisl. GifeI uuo &unsri6.

Srier, %. Ssb. Der neue &esiez
runssprdtpent, Serr Or. CUR Repben,
1T aeitern bier einsetroffen unb bsute
Morgen in iein 4mt ourb ben S6erz
p~rdfioenten Der &beinprppin5 einse=
fiibrt pproen. I'm eff llbr faub bic
S~prftsauns bes Observation-Disclosures
nnp Der iibrisen 9eamtem itatt.
Srarbaf d. 20. 5eb. Wie I6on
beri6tet. iino in ben prsisausiarsiben
oes 5rarba6er &aliuoS I'm elm MoIels
peinlieo Die beipen Sonlebunsen bon
benz 2shrsr an Der tpnigI. Wuiitl4uIs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
yaxenta,1roer Gsaaette; gtetrstup, Dem IA. afar, 1899.


Nifolaus Denis, alt Is S., Sdneioer,
ebelos; adtbarind Miiaer, aft as s.,
Gbefrau DOT 8eors SeGenbrdno, Sag
lDbner; 16.: Mariu Gampasnon, alt
SO s., gbcfrau BON 4uguit Sdppt,
&entner; antoinetts 5ranaen, aft 81
$, Gbefrdu bon Sobann Peter Mdrs
tin, 1aslObner; Sobdnn Sbiu, alt 20
s., Sabatarbeiter; 49,: Ntfolaus peifz
fer, alt "a s., 3~aslDbner; 49,: 5ran5
Goeoert. alt 40 s., 9uhbalter; 90:
Gdtbdrina 8ades, alt SO S., Wittwe
bon Satob Meber, atls. Ore6sler; 81:
Spbdnn 8url Rotb, aft l W. uno z &;
2ubpig 8ieffer, alt 81 s., 8Grtner;
g.: Sobann 5einri4 Guopig GpDt, al.
73 s., G~igent6imer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
6robher,oethum.
1us Der 5auptitaot.
Die &%nniulariragc.
(S h III

(S4lub.)
9r. 9dron( ~ Y~lptbauien. Wi,
miiRen ibnen bdflr uniere @rtsnntlidb.
teit ausbriiten.
Sr. prdiibent. 8epiB.
Sr. Welter. SD iperoe midi nitt aui
0etailfrasen einlahen. SD mD9t,
nur bemerten, baB oisie Srase anfGnsi
lGitia 81 perpen. Sell Sa6rsn tebrt ii
regelhGBig pieoer, man erfpdrtet i'm.
mer G%rtlGruneen bon Der Ieaieruna
UNI 81 pifien. no man bGlt. unb beuts
nod muB i6 beoausrn, baB Sr.
Staatsminiiter ni6t i'm Stanpe lpar,
uns bieisnigen @uflAliiKe au ssbsn, biz
mir sepiini6t bGtten.
Man weib ni6t, Oh bic SntersHen
unierer &aupsleute pertretsn iinp ODE,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Gs lit srobe Weisbeit in leinsn
S~anolunsen nt9t bibig unb pori4neu
gu Werte gu seben unb auf ieinen eisee
men Sinn nidt bartnddig beiteben. =
Man mub nidt jeoer Neigung, bic gut
i9etnt, fpslei9 folgen unb ni9t iebe
piorise Gmpfinbuns ipglei4 flisbsn.
Sbpmds Don Gempen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Sn Paterion bat iid cine 5rau Ell
Stiid bon Der 3unge abseidnltteIl
@as lit cine beroii9ere Sbat, ais u
BON irgenb einem Mdnne i'm leBter
&rieae poqbra6t nuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Der befinitipe 3uI6las bes
Saufes 3innen. Nsues Quartier, er.
folsts ssitern; oasIelbe purpe fir A.
900 6r. Der Srauleiu Braun. Hentne.
rim, auseI6lasen.
Sr. Sol. Stei6en, MitalisS
bes Staatsrdtbes. wurpe gum WitaIief
oes ansiduNes fir Streitiaheu oe,.
ielben SOrperi6aft ernannt. in Gr.
lesung bes peritOrbeuen 9rn. Gbome
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

3ebtngen 13. Ssb. Ssute
ipuros bsr friiber i'm bieiisen Srt unb
Stanton amtirenoe 8eri6tspoaaieber
Or. petsr @epber gu @rabe sstrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
WerfWRrot9sS.

Duff 8Glen iiebt man iebr piel uns
ber59dmte Mrme!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Cine s3eit1drift fir 8beumatiter TT
bas NeueIte, mas Der on Ibionoerli9z
feiten 10 fru6tbare 8oben Der ~franoOs
iiifen Sauptitabt seaeitist bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Sopfen unb Mals perebrt mander
an benz 9ppfen unb MalS perloren TT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Sc tueniser Riidsrat Elm Meni4 bat
beito mebr Greuae bat er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
,Qeeres @las unb buritiger Wuno
Qieben iih pie aab unb 9uno!"

Sas aemeiniame 9ebet tit cine Sus
eenbidule: es 1T ni9t minber Elm
Sdub ppr benz Cater, pas in u~nieren
Soaen bic Suseno lott. Cine Sc
meinbe, in Der ale Samilien o beteten,
pGre elm pabres Yaraoies auf Groen,
in pel9em 3u9t, Srbnung, 5rieoe,
Sreube, Slid erbliiben piirben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Oie erite Oottorin an Der 8erlinsr
llniperIitIt lit bon Der bortigen philo@
5opbiI1en SatultGt promopirt poroen:
sSrGulein glid Heumdnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14

Der papit iebte cine alsemeine SUI
bildumsfeier fir 1900 felt. Sieielbe
bauert BON Weibna4tsn 1899 Bis
MeibnaGten 1900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-14
,Was lit Elm @rbbeben2"

Sin Grbbeben lit cine @ri9itterune
Der grbI9idt, ipelde nit elmer Setona'
tion besinnt, unb nit einem Wphltbd'
ttsteitsz 8aaaar aufbOrt!"
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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08
VlGAN is CAPTURED.

Navy Takes a Port In. the Province of
South Ilocos.
MANILA, Nov. 30.-1O:2O a. ma dis
patch from the Associated Press CORE
spondent at Namacpacan, province of
Union, dated Sunday, Nov. 26, says:
The Oregon, Samara and Callao, with
100 bluejackets and marines from the
Oregon, captured the port Of Vigan,
province Of South Ilocos, north of here.
The Samara and Callao ran close in
shore, few shots were fired and then
the Samara, Callao and Oregon engaged
in sharp Commandment of Vigan.
The firing from the shore ceased almost
Immediately and the sailors and ma
rines with field piece Were landed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-12-08
10 y @ u 'loE''s GRE a 81 FF,
The 1leatsnant Took BayonbonE by
N ..SS$3 Clever Ruse.

0
!. The u Lilo atsnant Took Bay onbong BY 3,
80 NJ Glover Ruse.
AsHINGTo Dec. 5, General Otis
informs the war departm OF the sur
render Of Bay onbong, in the following
dispatch: s. 81. 81 n g.
Report received Y that Bayonbong,
with Province Neuva Viscaya, surren.,
dered Nov. 28 to Lieutenant Monroe,
Fourth cavalry, who commanded ad.
vance scouts on Carrangalan train con-
sistlng Of so men Fourth cavalry, and
8 native scouts. Insurgent General
Canon surrendered entire force, num-
sbering 800 men, armed with Mausers,
and number officers; 70Spanish and .
American prioners secured and prob
ably considerable insurgent property. :.
+ NEW YORK, Dec. "A dispatch to
The Herald from Manila says: The
surrender of General Conan and 500 in
surgents at Bayonbong to Lieutenant
James =. Monroe of the Fourth cavalry
was the result of a remarkable display
of courage and ''bluff" on the part of
the American officer.
Lieutenant Monroe had only SO men
with him and all possible reinforce
ments were far in his. rear. He COM
municated by telegraph with the insur-
gent leader, stating that he was ready
to move on Bayonbong at once with a
large force unless he received the I'M
conditional surrender of the rebels.
+. The lieutenant wired south for 1ein-
force1nents, but "a hours before they
reached him he went to Bayonbong
with his little escort of half hundred
and General Conan surrendered to him.