The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-27

FIGHT RESUMED FOR TEN MINUTES.
Just at the other side Of this hold there wa,
another line OF trenches close 10 the bambooe
that marked tho upper road from Las Pinns "a
linus While tho search for dead and wounded
was going on nobody was paying any attention
10 this line and now when everybody thought
the days work was finished. and all the talk
was Of what a laundering good licking they had
got at their strongest ground, they opened up
on us again from these second trenches. There
scattering for cover and then the old roaring
KraR volleys began again. II lasted only ten
minutes or 80 They had had enough for that
place and that day. and soon they saw that
however much We might he interested in looking
over tho battle ground wo werc still able and
willing 10 do lot moro Of fighting OF tho same
kind that had won that field, they skedaddlcd.
1hoy wero making down toward Bakor, and
had got back into tho road In considerable numb.
ors when all OF sudden they rounded q bend
In the road and came full upon Pnlmors men
coming in from their long detour around the right
by way Of tho boach II looked for a minute
az II thero would 10 such killing there hns not
been In the since tho FIRST day, at least for
Pnlmars mon got their Krn<a TO work with aston
fishing coi1nty and terrible effect But tile insure
ents wouhlnt stand for IL They scattered like
a oovuy Of frightened quaf and the lest fight
at tho Zapote hvor was over before fellows
fairy got goinG.
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Feth troops Woro Anoeny ON tn0n WY ous ~
rcitevn those who had boon doing tho fighting,
and the tired mon oamo back Into Las Pima glad
enough that tho day was over. Our casualties
wore 'an hl'oo mo lofty ono wouhooo. moulding
throe otaosn. this for tho whole day, the fight
th' nKhn In mo morning neiudeo- Iho fresh
mon o'fouaekoo ON sno heid uhdiSturDon- In
.hc morning. paiuos Woio sent on' 70 search mo
he'o oaie'""y iof F"ip'ho ooaa ana 70 oury
.he oodioa iney WORKED all day ana pa' Of
.ne next ana tnofr fopor' 70 don LAYTON was
.hnt hny hnh huroo III lhoy piled thom up
In ''e,r own 'rehch ana shoVeioo inc pahks down
over mem
Manly "n INC morning ai'of mo hen' reports
p'FAh w c"hc III Oh 'ho u''or anu aoSo'u'o 90
a","-, A., ,, - 80 .io.. mo-, " so'i,o'o
pians hid ben 4, the eiy,ct th,, tbov marched
in good or,.or and were in good shape, re,re.tine
only in ord,r 10 get A better and stronger, p,rit,n
Now hov,yer tbero vas a dinor.nt story First
IL can, from some natives who came in carly and
pnNaaiued themselves a,nioos They said tbsy
vrr- glad the Americans had como at last and
freed thrr, from tho domination of the Army
which was merely a gang Of looters and robbers
who had ~ eyed on them until they were absolutely
impovcrishod without food or money 70 buy IL
The r,tcls tLsy said had been rctroating through
linus ali the night and were In dire confusion
They WERE Carrying with them about a hundred
deed and three hundred wounded. They were
80 frightened that they had abandoned linus
which wa, G stronghold second only " the Zapote
river and had fed with only what they could carry
not evan stopping 70 bury their dead.
Next th,,rr came alung fourteen Spaniards who !
ba.i Sc.n pdsorcrs Of the filipinos in linus They
said that the nbeia had bes,n 40 thorouR hly vhaod
that their only Thought WAS Of bow to save them
se,v-r, and that they Wore too much occupied In
g.tiug away 10 take cap oi.htir prisoners whom
tisy had practically set freq Tie Spaniafds
oontis noi what tho a,pisos had said about the
nunbrr OF desd snd uoundoi the insmrrer,s yero
carrying With them, oxocpt that tho sSpsn!ants
aidod that the insurSent Is had stcpptd long enough
in linus +, bury six .oen OF thoir decd
>,.xo, an ,,,,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, VIVIAN, -
'""' ' "'d. Vi LINUS
=" '"''''u'i VIC s"' n"' oos ''o amen
CONS W pa' sA,iNo' ner' a. ol'o W prot'c' us
P o'"s ""a p'a.o'ui oi.I'nS from 'ho IN
"-' "o'o no'n"s ou' hEuihe'ao oeio
" w. "'oo1' .n'o DIX
u "'''" non o'oh aoSo'nu aons Win all me rest
y, y, '"' Ooo,y ." mo roo" o''o' Aouna " .a'"e.
t' o"'''oi "'H k'ia nea"oa caua 70 s''w DIS au-
"'o'i'y ""i p's'''oh nc ""' 'o'o o, Ne aonofahi
o'"" III 'no n'Sufsoh' cAop pIoduooo Dy 'heir
t'o'""'s vi" 'o' oeio'"' an" ms count oil inc
""a" anu Nou'Daea 'hey "or' hkme with mem
H*io"u WIN 'h' o'heI '"o mat had ooon received
~ o*ah !" 'oo3 az " 'ney mao been somewhat
impfSS'eu ny IN" 'orouS hhos$S oi the bcanpg that
no., ~" k.'' ''0".
nv i'o' 'na' 'nos nao c'earoo out al tho way
S,'u"n Jaw" gaVs ~e,en' 70 'his opinion
MON came up rom Ca''@ Vi"io ana wansed 10 b
a"""oi W Work LOT 'ho troops III any way In which
'i'S oou'u 7ai" any money. lhoS had noither
enc" nor money " GOV win. ono man said no
was o'@oi anu "hh'"n cnahce 70 BAKE tor the
so''n"rrt our s"ou"ng paHo's "en' OUT ana found
'ne COUNTY, clear oil inshrgene with dm'0os in
p'o"'y cunning o"ck =" the MONIES from which they
soi" "'o in''urs'h'S nau uf'Ven them ny their out
iaHoS in"y s"afmeu oact mo Las f1nas and
pasor' anu almost oa'"'e our p"s' was estab'ishsd
!" nsu'""'io d" capital 'nore were nail a dozen
fu' Ss'''''' o"e''ns inc luscious hakor mango Tor
ven ""s' ap''o'' Ahs'"an
NV i,''"'"N Sood' Oh in'uS Seomod 70 be an
n,"'n'so'' man ne went on ron hakor 70 Las
ihh' Va hik Win uoh ldWtOn lhcy had q |