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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-19
FIELD OF LABOh.


Syria has no factories.
Flor.dn has an ostrich farm.
CorsE Aksrs have forty-seven unIons.
Nashville hns few idle men.
Indiana has immense coal eposits.
Steamer oesanic employs 500 men.
Enclai has "a 033 union engineers.
Long hor' msn have I24 local unions,
81. Louis has The largest drug house.
grnnA police must te telegIaphers.
Grand Rapids Is to have labor temple.
New York State has 1875, ,455 unionlsts.
london brick layers get 10 cents per hour.
MofslRnd, Kans., Is n cooperative town.
New York has a Hebrew Bakers union.
Georgia boasts n 1499< -pound watermelon.
Whsrling made 56,25O, coo stogles last
yrar.
City OF Mexico is to have department
Storr-
Philadelphia painters now get 80 for eight
Anurs-
EuW York's Cigar Workers League is
;ESAiy years old.
lsartendrrs held a national convention at
gl,lH Ankrr.
UaipBis's managed an Industrial exposi-
1s"n at MIN apolis.
Bow. Il Miller. Jersey City, have volnn-
tyrAny granted n nine-hour day to their
BArbiDists-
Dnhda- (Scoiland) street railway en-
Ployes a. mAnd the eighl-hour day.
New FORKS factory inspector urges the
Arnl.our day Tor women.
Berlin sewage farm laborers get S2.6l IA
ws h. s-r"nissn-hour day.
Th~ X lights OF Labor general assembly
Vsfii IN. - in annual session In b ston ia
Eovr ml-r-
Southampton has municipal dwelling
Aour-s { silases erected and rented by the
~iiy }
0mAhA striking walters have been for
As1d..H ~ iho court to distribute Loycott
ssn-nlar.
&hs ling retail clerks found among the
merchants little opposition to the Sunday
aAaa sv~BIsg closing hours.
nnwaake- Building Trades Council wants
aase 1aii Exposition boycotted on account
81 Drry US conviction.
rh-r- s. no mill and smeitermen's union
Ia kosaeOnaa- Tho largest smsllsr city Is In
n,- sla.o of Warrington
1hn workIng women OF this or any other
vsalAn" a eouatry arc upon as high "a plane
-1 gnr,iy any class In tho community.
Th~ fetal contribution OF the National
Nniha Of ihe Uaissd Brewery workmrn Tor
Es- iort ed-oai nnien workers IN Denmark
Asu amount 20 nearly $500.
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BE FEARED DIsGI;ACE.
oN-"r """' ." be Arrcsted aud is Be-
Il. q 10 nave Taken Poison

DxAr"T f"""' ." be Arrrsted and 10 he
h'v Il ~ nave Taken Poison.
Iisi-iri N. C., (Special.)-There is SEN
sstADn in IA iiitary circles here. When Com
Pany Il Of the Third Regiment was prepnr-
fnU 10 Eo To New York to the Dewey parade,
Lisui- Cande Broughton, II brother OF Rev.
Lon g. Bronghton, well known Baptist
sz,,Sch-r, now mt Atlantn, collected money
snfseTibtd 10 dsiray some OF the expenses
oil Rho regiment. n. turned In $50. hnt the
soadiers sh"rSe he appropriated SAT, and
STARTED to have him arrested. The warrant
WIS mHdo T-;nrnalie Ia the afternoon, but
Eronxhton was reported lick. Three ply
sariaiis hrs attending him, aud 1t is feared
no hns taken poi,on. Soon after the war
sant was served he went to his fathers
hOuse and threw himself on the beo, asking
shAt hio vile be sent for, as he had not long
. hys.
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THE KEYSTONE 5
Latest News Gleane
Various Parts,
MONUMENT TO Mi
survivors OF sevent Ninth Pc,
Volunteers Honor Old Onic.
caster-Hiehwsynen Hold-p
Wii'isnisport and Steal W
money-Pipe Causes Fatal ri

The survivors OF the Seventy,
sylvania Volunteers, which rer
raised In Lancaster and vicinity
In the Civil War, dedicated n n.
Lancaster Cemetery to thp memo,
old lieutenant colonel, David M
regiment was escorted a. the &.
the local Grand Army pest and O
Fourth Regiment, N. G.. p, OIL
headed By the Iroquols Band.
semblage witnessed the ceren.
programme was interspiced witt
the band and u quartette. Aitersr
Rev. G. Z. Haupt, the monument
ful granite structure In the ION
obelisk, was unveiled hy u gra.
oil Colonel Miles, Miss Avin Mul,
caster. The address was deliver.
Martin, OF New York, and the
concluded with "taps," soundrdh
and the benedIction by Rev. Dr.
mau. Afterward the band ria,
over the grave OF General II. A 4
the old colonel OF the reglme.,
buglar sounded "taps."
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Kansas City, No, Especial. 1.-The Ameri-
can Equal Wage Union, recently incorpor-
atrd, has adopted constitution, and will
immediately commence active missionary
work. The Organization departs from the
methods OF older unions in that 1t omits the
word strike" from its constitutions, pro.
poses to accomplish reforms through the
ballot. work to offset the activity OF corpora.
tion lobbies, and declares for equal pay for
equal work for women.
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The Hague, (By Cable AT the request Of
the government OF the South African Repub-
lie. the Dutch consul general in London.
Or. II. S. j. Macs, will tnke charge of the
interests OF Transvanlers In Great Britain.
Mr.. Greene, when bidding farewell to the
Irnntvani government, mentioned the case
OF the Engllshman Robertson, who is i'm
prisoned at Pretoria, on IA charge Of at
tempting to raise recruits at Johannesburc
for the Natal Light Horse. His frisnds are
seriously concerned for his safety, and have
appealed 10 the American consul on his
behalf.
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High Price for Cotipnssod.

Houston, Tex, Especial. Not since the
season for 1892 have cottonseSd products
reached such prices as are now Relng asked
for them. Most OF the mills In Nhis stnte
hnye SOLD their holdings two weekS ahead.
Prime crude oil is selling for 25D25J$cr and
prime yellow at 27@2sc. Inst year, this
date, prime crud" was being offered on the
market mt l2@l2}9'., and prime yellow nt
l6@l51g' Seed and cake are worth $40. 81
per ton. while Inst year both were stagnant
At sl2.5O@13 per ton.
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Washington, d. c., Especial. 1.-The State
Department has raeeived tho following ca
hlegram from the United States minister to
Venezuela announcing the failure OF the
rencs negotiations that have been in prog
ress for the last Ava days between the gov
ernment and the Insurgents;
"Carncas. NEGOTIATIONS suspended. Ven.
ezuelan forces will be advanced. A decisive
battle fully expected this week. Puerto
Cabelo quiet"
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GREAT BRITAIN's REPLY
Text OF Brief An1wer to tho UItImatur
Sent by TrnnANnnI

Text of Brief Answer to tho UItImntum
Sent by TransvaaI.
London, (By Gable. y Following is the
text OF the British reply to the Boer uti-
.mHtum:
FChumberlain to Miner, High Comms-
sionrk
"HeFMsjesty's government have received
with great regret the peremptory demands
OF the South African Republic conveyed in
your telegram of October 9. You will ir-
form tho governnent Of the South African
Repuslic in reply NHt the conditions de-
manded by the eove9ment OF the South
African Republic are suc& as her Mnjesty's
government deem it impossib'e to discuss"
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james Shinners, aged co years,
to death Ly fire Mt his home, a
Patch, near Mahanoy City. Al
NJ. his son Richard, upon con
noticed an unusually bright lig
mediately alarmed the neighbon
er"l neighbors responded'and as,
SINNERS In forcing the locked
prostrate form OF the father was
the floor, enveloped in flame
quickly seized and carried out 0
but ho was already dead. The
was reduced to ashes. The OF
Are remains n mystery, hut it is
have been caused by the breaks
ner's pipe, setting fire to the cur
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CASTRO FOR PRESIDENT.

Probable Result OF the Revolution in
Nenezueln.
Caracas, Venezuela, (By Gable. .)-Senor
Matos, the special envoy sent by President
Andrads to tho insurgent commander, Gen.
Ciprlano Castro, has returned here.
He had prolonged interview with GEN
eral Castro, aud he has assured United
States Minister Loomis that there is no
danger OF further hostiities unless new and
unexpected com plications arise
President Andradc, It Is expected, will
resign, allowing the peaceful election II
General Castro to the Presidency.
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FATAL COLLISION.
Eight Persons Injured In n Wreck Near
Wheeling

Wheeling, W. Va, Especial. AT Short
Greek. nine miles above tho city, a north
bound passenger train collided with II pee. /
from Pl,tsLurr, the latter bringing delega-
iions from Western Prnnsylvanin to the trl-
State encampment OF the Uniform Rank,
Knights Of Pyihias. Eight persons were
seriously injured, two fatally. The sp"cial
had orders to take the siding at Short
Greek, but the engineer OF the special. It Ia
said, forgot. and n minute later the two
trains came together and were ladly
wrecked.
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Warren, o., Especial. "A street car on
fhe Ifumon'l line, containing twent. -three
gropir, was stuck ly the Cleveland and
Eitisburg train Of the Pittsburg aud West
srn Railroad at Niles, and badly wrecked.
Brrt s. Ward, OF Dcfores,, was killed, and
&osrph Allen, Strickland Holtop, Ella Nc
Bride, Mr. samuel Cartwright aud the @
yeA1-old daughter OF Charles Liniz, OF Miles,
wrTo badly injured. Allen and Holton may
dir
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Livestock Lost In Flan

The large barn on the farm Il
Joseph Breinig, short dist
Calasauqua, was destroyed by
horses, fourteen hogs and sew
perlshed ln the flames. The iai
by the fAther-in-law OF Mr.. Oh
Catasauqua Fire Department
moned, but could do nothing TO
DUNG the flames owing to q la
The loss IL about $4,000; purity d
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Washington, Especial 1.-The tnsk OF re-
crulting the volunteer army for the Philip
pines IA practically completed. 1t was an
nounced at the War Department that all the
regiments have been ililrd except one OF tho
additional colored regiments. the Forty
ninth, which needs less than Ave hundred
men. These will bs secured within forty
pisht hours.
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BraksmRn's shocking

George Kline, OF Wentherly,
ley brakeman, met u terrible
denried. He was standIug on
in passing under a bridge wal
tho car and rolled to the track
train passed over his body, c
half Kline was n single nun
Mt work only Il week, taking t
vacant by the death OF james
Weatherly, who was killed Oh
week.
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Fall of Rock Injures I'll

William Kay had both legs bro
head and back injured, Frank
had nn ankle broken and was 10
jured and james Bartlett was ba
ut Greenwood Coliiery, Tan
men were engaged in timbering
OF the slope whey fall OF roe
burying them beneath it. Kay
stall were taken to the Ashlan
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FIRING NEAR MANILA.
Eight Americans Were Slightly Wounded
Cant Geary Killed.

Manila, (By Gable. )-During the morning
hours there was some firing near Angeles,
with the result that eight Americans were
slightly wounded. Artillery was used and
the enemy responded. General Macarthur
does not attach special Significance to the
incident.
A email party OF Americans was Ared upon
iy the Fillplnos near Maraguaynn, two OF
our men being wounded.
General Schwan's column having accom-
rlished Its purpose OF punishinI the rebels,
IL returning from San Francisco de Molabon
with artillery and the transportation service.
The naval expedition that recently went
to the mouth OF the River Pasig to raise the
Spanish river gunbont Arayat. reports TINT
no resistance has been encountered from tho
Filipinor, and that the work OF salvage is
proceeding slowly.
Tho Thirteenth Infantry lost two officers,
Capt. Marion b. Saffold and Capt. Wood
bridge Geary, both battalion commanders.
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Fled from Blazing Ho

Fire badly damaged the Ashla
Billiard Hall and residence OF !
superintendent OF the Conyngha
schools. 1t broke out about 2
Mt the time the alarm was frs
Kelley family had not yet be-
They fled from the building in
garments just as the llre departl
The pool and billiard hall was c
Joshua Holt, and his loss will
while Koll-y's is estin ated at :,
partly covered by insurance,
started In the pool room, and Il
mystery, as Holt claims that al
extinguished when he left the h
o'clock.
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Quincy, H., (SpeclaI. )-Lieu,enant Harry
II. Caldwell, Admiral Dewey's secretary,
upon his return to his home here, will be
presented with silver loving cup, which
has been designed In imitation Of the gold
cup presented to Admiral Dewey In New
York. Lieutenant Caldwell, during tina bat
tic OF May /, 1893. fought one OF the O,ym-
pia's secondary batteTies.
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"Reacue ofthe Color

William Thomas TreSp, an art
Wales, recently completed h
Rescue OF the Co.ors," CONNIE
the h-roism OF tn. l04th Penns
unteers at Fair Oaks. This r
largely recruited in Bucks Coun
mauder having been General
Davis, OF Doylestown. John
for whom the painting was rl
present 1t 10 Bucks County Of
October 81. The exercisrs vii
the court house, and the paintln
niter hang in the arbitration roc
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FATHFR AND DAUGHTERS KILLED
Train Strikes "a Wagon Containing "A Man
and Three Children

Philadelphia, Pa, Especial. )-Frederic
George and his three little daughters (IIena.
aged six years; Maggie, aged four, and
triedn, aged two). were instantly killed at
Rivtrside. N. j., by an express train on the
Camden ard Amboy Division, Pennsylvania
Railroad. George wns huckster nnd.
after ending his days business, took the
children for a pleasure trip in his wagon.
AT the railroad crossing he failed to notice
.de approaching express train, which struck
the centre OF the vehicle, killing its four oc-
cuphnts. George was thrown to the other
track and his body cut in two by freight
train which renched the crossing ut the
moment. widow and an eight-year-old
son survive him.
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Hold. Up at williams


Edward Tanord, OF South W
was found lying unconscious Of
Avenue, having been assaulted /
men and robbed OF his watch a
An attempt had previously lie,
hold up II. j. Straub, but he 0
cape. and going to his homo Sc
volver. and with Il nelghbor retu
place whore the attempted b
CURED. When they arrived
found Tairord lying on the 81;
two men were seen running dow
County Detective Munson arresi
Bohart and John Fry, on suspici
ing committed the crime. Boha
ledged that he WAS one OF tn
claimed that 1t was only nm ord
fight. Both men we're com mite
II charge OF highway robbery ant
murder.
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Sword for L,eu,onnnt NsI.on.

Knoxville, Tenn, Especial. )-Thousand
OF -Tennesseeans attended the presentation
OF handsome sword to Lieutenant Valen-
tine Sevler Nelson, OF this city, who was
with Dewey on the Olympia at the battle OF
Manila Bay. The event was the feature Of
the street fair.
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A large brown bear held up
OF Oxford. The beast had zee
keeper, n strolllng Italian, nnt
train approaching, ran down
ward it, bowling sGvagely. I
stopped, and tho engineer wb
but none OF the crew attem pte,
bear of the track. The beast
front OF tho engine, but got
train ran BACK. The locomot
forward, striking tho bear and
stantly. The owner OF the be-
tute suit against the railroad
him Of his means OF support.
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TROLLEY AND TRAIN.
Three Persons Fatally and Three Ser
iouHly Injured.

tounly injured.
Dallas, Tex, Especial l.)-Near the State
Fair Grounds, in the eastern suburbs, u
trolley cnr on the Rapid Transit Street Rail-
way, filed with passengers, collided with nm
excursion train on the Gulf Colorado and
SANTA Fe road.
or the 40 passengers on board the street
car, nearly half OF them were hurt. Six OF
them were seriously injured and three Of
these cannot live.
The other passengers who were hurt were
able to get away without assistance or the
need of surgical help. The accident was
caused by the trolley car attempting to make
tue crossing, where there WAS no fagman.
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TrentSn, N. j.. Especial. )-The Continor-
tai Autor'oon' Oonh p"ny' cnpi'a' so,uoO' OUO,
was ncoFpor"'eu her'' Inc company Is
empowerep !" H""u'"c'ure automobiles
The incorp)or"1o'9 "le Ju'ius NJ ferguson,
Michael b. O'hey "hu Oharles u Fohnoyer,
ali n, Nv, Work.
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Strength of tho British In Natal.

DURHAM, (By Gable. )--FollowinH IL the
strength and disposition OF the troops In
Natal; Al Ladysmith, seven Iatterles, 90
guns, 1000 lufantryi ar Estcourt, 200 voluL-
teers, aud at Cornso 427 volunteers. Thee.
with the force at PletrrmarltzLurg, make IL
total Of Is, 900 men IN Natnl
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7LYomen prInk poisnn.

New York, 0opec'",' "nuge davenport
twenty-one yP"t' o'" """ m"'n,' Wul'',
,,ysnty-two vedrs old, drank carbolic acid III
McGnrk,s Bovlery dancing hall. The Daven-
mort woman isi dead, and Mamie Whits will
de The women had quarreled with their
lovers.
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Berlin, (By Gable. "a Philadelphia lady
named Caldwell, res'ding here, was attacked
In her residences by robber, who feil-d her
with his nsi, then took /@er money and val
uaLles aud made his escape.
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Charles Tow W. t"'' NoP"cih'')-Joseph
l.. Lacy, ~ "s hu"r d.
-, crIninnI assault on his 11-year-old sister.
ir.Iaw nsssiA @. Gunnie Tho girl Is in q
hos,ttnl IN FERROUS condition.
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Washington, Especial - Rear Admiral
Henry l.. Howson WINS placed on the retired
li.t OF the navy by operation OF law on nc.
count Of nGe. He will make his residence in
New York city.
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c,..o Jwnh Barn-Burnins.

Onkland MA I Especial. )-sc0lt T. White
woa lodged IN jail by Sheriff Lee on the
char,s of having set ilre to a barn OF James
w Walters nelar Thayervllle, ~ miles from
Oakland. WHl'eis ",so ena'eos "hre Win
having nred two n"Se'aoAs'
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Wichita, Kan, Especial )-Carl Brown,
who led Coxoys army TO Washington ana
VINO arrived In Wichita from Denver on hi.
second march, declared tho march of, and
notified his men that he would go no further.
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KIlIed HIS Fnthsr-In-Lnw.

Washington, Iud., Especial. i'm ut OF
anger William D. Dillou, we'll known far
mer and politician. shot and killed his
inther-in-aw, Walter Buckley, because
Buckley upraided him for mistreating his
wife.
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Everett, Mass., Especial. )-william r.
Smith, we'll known rs the mnn who first re-
fined petroleums died at his Come here,
aged seveDty-two years.
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San Francisco, Especial. )-The transport
Tartar, with the Kansas volunteers, includ-
Ing General Funston, on board, has been
sighted two miles out, returning from Manila.
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Columbus, OHIO, (special.) )-Jacob Wit
tenmeirr, vice president of the Wittpnmeler
Stone Company, while visiting the com
pany's plant, was crushed to death by II
seven-ton stone falling upon him from n
derrick.
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Takes More Hest
Did your office boys v
do him any good?"
81 think 10, he seems
before lie went away"
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U. s. CONSUL IN CHARGE.
MIR. Macrum, of Pretoria, VIII Look After
British InterestH

London, (By Cablr. The Colonial oflce
announces officially that Mr.. Macrum, the
united states consul in Pretoria, with the
consent OF his government, has taken charge
OF British interests in the Transyaal
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Ilarkersburg, W. Va, (SpAcial.) - Bert
Gnhp. M cmploye OF tho West Virginip
ShoAt Line Railroad, was Instant killed
near Vienna by the explosion OF dynamite
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FHE AMEEH REPORTED CRAZY.
Sanctions Brutal Executions and Torture
of tho Ohicinis in hfghnnIstan,

London, (By Cable.)-The Daily Tele-
graphs 81. Petersburg correspondent snys
Russian accounts represent Abdurrahman
Khan, Ameer OF Afghan!stan, as insane.
and likely to provoke conflict between
Russia and England. These accounts say
the Ameer is saneliouinG brutal executions
and the torturing OF officials daily, aud that
his actions are resulting in general
exodus.
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schwan's TERRIBLE March.


San Francisco de Malabon, (By Cahle.) }
General Schwnn's column approaching this
town marched through country so muddy
That the mules nil collapsed. He occupied
tho town without fighting. the insurgents
retreating under cover OF the creek beds.
Later, accommodating in forco southwark,
General Sehwan came upon trenches, where
hidden insurgents poured several volley+
upon the Gen neral and his stnfr Tho rebels
resisted stubbornly. The reconnoitrers, con-
aisting OF Captain Genry'A battalion OF the
Thirteenth Regiment and two guns Of Riley's
Battery. drove tho insurgents two miles,
fighting all the way.
Insurgents Captured.
They found field piece and several
wounded and sick Fiiplnos flying rcd faGs,
and captured 25 insurgents, including three
officers. Many Filipino dead were strewn
nlong the fields The Americans total loss
wns one officer and seven men wounded.
General Schwan's main column started Mt
daylight nlong fearful road on the left
bank OF tho river. flankers being thrown fnr
out. and Major Dudd's battalion on the right
bnnk covering the flank, rendering the fire
from the insurgents trenches ineffective.
Major Budd returned to Santa Cruz before
dark. The natives seem to be generally
supporters OF the insurrection, but few have
nr;ns. There was much firing Mt American
soldiers from the native hut-. General
Schwan spent the night at Malabon.