Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-14
D. CRUISER WRECKED
Charleston Went on Reef OFF
LuZon Coast.
ALL on BOARD WERE SAVED.
Asuinsldo and Bis Army Reported Prac-
tiealiy surrouuded-His Secretary Cap
tured-Some Supplies OF Rebels Also
Taken-Grest Work by Our Troops.

MANILA, Nov. i4.-12:20 p. m.)-
The United States cruiser Charleston
which had been patrolling the northern
off the northwest coast on Tuesday, No
vember :.
All on board were saved.
MANILA, Nov. 1.-The correspond.
ent OF The Associated Press with Gen.
eraI Young telegraphs from San Jose
that Aguinaldo did not escape TO the
northeast. He and his army, the CORE
spondent added, was surrounded. His
last orders 10 the Filipino commander
at San Jose We're to hold san Jose and
Carranglan at all cost.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE follow
ing dispatch from General Otis was re-
ceived at the war department.:
"MANILA, Nov. l3-MacArthur's ad.
vance, Thirty sixth volunteers and cav
airy troop under Bell, entered Tarlac
1:10 p. N. yesterday. Enemy fed. By
great labor Macarthur succeeded in
getting forward TO Capas yesterday all
artillery and quartermaster' transpor-
tation and will have command in Tar
lac today, his advance pushing forward
to save as much of railroad as possible,
which enemy trying to destroy on re-
treat. Many deserters from enemy who
passed into Macarthur some 30 rifles
yesterday. Insurgents in that section
reported to be short of provisions.
"Lawton pushing forward with great
energy, his advance obliged to leave be.
hind all transportation and depend to
great extent upon country for subslst-
ence. Hayes, Fourth cavalry. i'll vi
cinity of Carranglan. has captured
large amount of insurgent property and
nearly half battalion of 400 boiomen
transporting Aguinaldo's property north
over mountains, together with his pri
vate secretary and seven officers.
Young, with Third cavalry and Baton's
Macabebe scouts followed by balance
battalion Twenty-second infantry, lcav
ing behind all transportation, pushed
out on San Jose Lupam, San Quentin
and Mayug road and scattered enemy
stationed at these points, mcst of whom
were driven southwestward.
"Wessels with squadron OF Third
cavalry hastened forward TO Mayug,
where insurgents supply depot was
captured, securing several hundred
thousand pounds of rice, $500 pounds
-four, 1900 pounds salt aud other provi-
sions, 1900 uniform coats, new, many
blankets and other articles Of clothing,
also number of insurgent officers and SO
Spanish and American prisoners. De-
tachments sent north to San Nicholas,
and it is believed that Young estab-
ished communication with Wheaton's
troops last evening. Indications are
that insurgents will not escape to
mountains capital at Bayonbong with.
out great difficulty and loss, if at all.
"0ur troops at Tarlac. Ariaga, Tala-
very, San Jose Bupao, Humingen, San
Quentin, Tayug, San Nicholas on
through to Lingayen gulf. with strong
station at Arayat, San Isidro, Cabanat-
uan, should cause Insurgents some an
noyance. Our troops have suffered great
hardships and have performed most Sc.
we're service, but are reported in excel
lent condition and spirits. The enter
prise and indomitable will displayed by
officers never eNcelled. OTIS.