Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-11-28
THE PHILIPPINES.

MANILA, November 20.-The Ameri-
ean occupation of the country between
Manila and Dagupan is proceeding
with a rush. General Macarthur is
within five miles Of Dagupan, which
place General Wheaton or General
Lawton will probably occupy.
Captain Ieonhaeuser seraceomplished one
Of the best coups Of the war Reaching
0'Donnell by night march from Capas
On November 16 he surprised the in-
surgent force numbering 200 and cap
tufed all of them with their guns, 10000
rounds of ammunition and four tons of
subsistence. One Filipino was killed
but there We're no American casualties.
MANILA, November l8-Reports have
been received here from General Young
dated Hunlingam yesterday. Huning-
am is about thirty miles east of San
Fabian. General Young IS supposed TO
have advanced considerably farther to-
ward San Fabian.
A correspondent of the Associated
Press telegraphs an account Of the rapid
pace with which General Young covered
tho road With his cavalry. The Maea
behe scouts completely surprised and
demoralized the insurgents around the
low country. \ messenger and re-en-
forccments who Were captured say no
town from san Jose to san Nicholas
expected the arrival of the Americans
until day ur two after they actually
arrived
Agninaldo and his government are
said 70 he making desperate efforts to
escape TO Bayombong. All the informal
ton here is chat he is still in the low
country.
Lieutenant Johnson, with Troop NJ
Of the Third Cavalry, captured yester-
day at San Nicholas l. barrels contain
ing the wardrobe of Aguinalao's wife,
some personal effects, the records of the
secretary Of war and much comnissary
and medical supplies. Senara Agninaldo
probably escaped over the divide. but
the secretary of war is Thought to be in-
side the lines.
Colonel Vessels captured at Tayag
several hundred thousand pounds of
rice, 5i0o pounds of salt, 1900 pounds of
flour marked Dayton O, $500 pounds
of sugar, 1860 new uniforms and hun
dreds Of thousands OF Mauser shells.
The names of Lieutenant Gilmore
and seven Of his men were found writ
Ten ON the walls Of the convent of San
Quentin. The gar1isons OF al the towns
surprised resisted feebly.
MANILA. November 2o.-There has
been a revival OF insurgent activity
south of Manila, particularly in Gavite
province. At linus yesterday the Eli
pinos fired a smooth-bore cannon, but
this was sesa sileneed by the American
artillery.
In the course of The morning Major
Gowles, with battalion of the Fourth
infantry and two guns, scattered the
enemy from tbe districts around linus
and i'll the direction of Peres lfs Mari
mas. The Americans could not pursue
the retreatiag insurgents because tlreir
ammunition vas exhausted. The Fiji
pinos We're under the command of Gen
oral Mariana rrias.
Two columns. one from linus and the
other from Baeoor, eanyarged on the
Aapote bridge, whore they found de
serted Filipino camp. Two troops of
the Fourth cavalry. four companies of
the Fourth infantry and two guns Of
Captain Reily's battery proceeded to
Annabco auth of linus, and came upon
the enens iatrenehed at that point
They scattered the Filipinos, but. rs the
latter were subsequently re-enforoed.
the Americans returned to linus under
fire, seven Of our men being wounded
The scouts found Is dead insurgents at
Annaboo.