The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-14
cI]INALDO NOT LOCATED.
!. Mas M information Concerning the
Filipino Nor Of His Army.
prAl HAS BEEN MOVED TO BoNGABoSG
..,bur is Paying $50 TO All Ma
tive soldiers Who surrender
.r.c Thirty-third in Action.

Manila November n, $40 a. m.--Th'
|..roahouts OF Aguinaldo and his arm,
4, .,,,net is a perfect enigma. Genera
.,s learned that Aguinaldo recently
nod a proclamation moving the capital
ponrabong, giving as a reason for the
4. ,bc upsanltary condition of Tarlac
supposed that the leaders of the In
,;or who are not already at Bonga'
,ro retreating to that p0Hs. though
,hev left Tarlac, whether they are
| .,,,v with an army, how many sol
.s thew we're able to hold together ana
| .r ,n- LEADERS, or the troops have goi
.s General l.awtons lines are all IN
lawn. 1t is nopeu. however, tnal uen,
Wheaton has made a junction WIFE
~ Young. forming Gordon from Sar
he'a "a San Isidore. General Lawton HES
p'an ~ GENERAL WhN.on 2o00 men-a
u fore. 10 control 80 many miles, but
amr,ands The main roads that the insur-
r,ust use to the northeast Tho
,,rans advancing at the present rate
~, drive the insurgents from Bonga-
wv fortnight and 1t Is impossible
10 ri,in,uos 10 establish another capt
n1ugnn which can not he captured
Thin a month A., ,.,.,,s
Bhe rapid approach oil the americans
comnlete surprise 10 the insurgents,
[tho latter expected them to move SLOW
- ,bey did from Manila to Angeles
L Fillpinos thought it impossible lor
Americans TO make headway In the
n which prevailed everywhere, and
sudden invasion astounds the natives
M The line OF General Toung's march,
ko had been told the Americans We're
hsned TO the suburbs OF Manila.
4 number of natives welcome the army.
o,hers, because OF stories of American
Eelty hide in the swamps. Women VINO
| unable to fee fall upon their knees,
holding cruciaXes, and beg TO be spared
kbe Insurgents have drained the re-
grces of the province. The army has
hressed a large share Of the crops, and
people are miserably poor. Every
kere are elaborate trenches bum 10y the
|nccnibatants. working day and night.
|the Americans found big stores OF rice
Tarac and elsewhere.
thirty insurgents surrendered to Gtn-
II Macarthur. receiving $50 each.
Major Marsh's battalion of the Thirty
|rd regiment. which includes many old
|ugh Riders from the Southwest, at
kxed 400 Filipinos three miles from San
|bian on the Dugapan road Friday The
lipinos had been firing at the outposts.
|jor Marsh found them entrenched across
river. Their trenches had been made
Ter General Wheaton's arrival. Maio.
IRISH charged them, portion of his bat
Ion fording the stream and part cross
! by the bridge. When the Americans
preached, the Filipinos, afraid to show
(ir heads, poled their rifles above the
inches and fred blindly. Major Marsh's
Ice pursued them for a mile. Four dead
)ipinos were left behind, including the
|ntenant colonel commanding on the
ID. Two Americans were wounded.
Phe insurgents have resumed their ac-
Pity in the Cavlte province. threatening
attack on Amos. Yesterday they at
Fixed Calamha in the usual fashion. A
(htly fusilade between the marines and
hundred insurgents who have again
|renchei themselves on the isthmus be-
Fen Cavite and Novelette, is plainly
Prd in Manila
Pn Saturday the Filipinos attempted TO
|rap the marines by landing force from
Poes behind them. The searchlights of
Petrol discovered the preparations TO
park and few shots from che Monad-
fks guns spoiled the game.