Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-09
His Column Entered Rosario This
Morning.
CAPT. SAFFOLD, 18TH INFANTRY, KILLED
Gen. Otis Clearing the Country
South of Manila.
NJ \ NILA NJ \ I l. \ VICES

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| nary opeidll'''s' "u''h iesul'eu III ''te N'b
| ture OF Ola CaNlte, NoNeteta ana Rosario;
| MANILA, october ., 1899.
! "Adtutant General Washington:
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wounded, zen eI,islsu me-. ii .;,,r mou';ueu
column ehtefeo rosario WIS iiio' ii'''s' n'eel-
| ing with sllsht "ppos.'ioh. ~, -. o,..
The navy vessels ana hsrllles alIll al a,. oa.i.e
mace a ue,iioI.S'e 'edt!on On i, ~,
same time troops a, mus, mus at.h|Hsu & ,s' 1,'e s+
| surgents at san Nicholas Two mltes east
of the city and drove them from the Ioaa
| Intersection there Four men were silsn,ly
wounded. The enemy left six bodies on the
| fie D. ~
Inc operations III Lu-oll esr'iu'S - ..
| cate purDose on the part OF Yen o.is W
| drive the insurgents OUT OF me coun'is
south of Manila tid taVite' releired "
In the dispatches. IS dlfecty south Oh "a. "a
! Nite, the naval station, ana across an arm
of Manila aY. NoVeleta IS a ie" fflieh
southwest ana a snort or5tallce III a-lo
same direction Is Rosario Inc latter pace
| is nearly on a line with lmus, the neaa
| quarters OF laWlon san 4>icioias - VI
rectly east of that place. 1t is stated at
the War Department that If the rains VIII
cease. that TROOPS can move, the IN
surgents will soon be driven from the prov
inces of Cavite and the country between
'he sea an" Lag una "e Day
Addttfonal easu"ites'
In another dispatch Gen Gus reports Inc
following additional casualties aiioi's 'iie
|
| September - Corp joseph M faills' io'i
| Infantry, measles. hert rope = --u IN
| fantry, tuberculosis pulmonary MofaoS ="
Jones. 14th Infantry, dysentery, chrome:
October l. Samuel Alexander, {, I'd In
fautry: !, Sergt. Maj. Charles iiud,el, 5oth
infantry dySentery, acute; J. Lewis He'll
reigle. F, 1fth Infantry: =. John Cunning
| ham. +, 18th Infantry. drowning. accden-
tai: l, James RGffin, 18th Infantry ., Gar
field Thompson. g, 24th Infantry nlar.
| rhOea. chronic: NI!!iam DunWay, G so IN
| fantry; !, Henry Booth. B. lth lntantry'
| Walter Scott. q, 4th infantry: o. Wlhlam
! Tim0ns. G, 18th Infantry. gunshot wound
| in action: 3, Corp. Ole Gunderson, II, sig
! nal corps, neuritis general: 1. Henry II.
| Gayer, NJ, l4th infantry typhold 1eVer' o.
trst 9Ersi o'as - ath infetrv T., o,lf ma.
| Iaria. q Danersat IL Smith e nth In
| fantry gunshOt wound. accidental; Frank
| B. Johnson, =, "a iiiahttE.
ne a"J',''l'' st +A' go -. G,, ntfs -
| homecoming IF the gallant
| tennessee volunteers:
| The Indiana sailed yesterday, with 40
| officers and Gi9 men of tn" tennessee vol
| unteers, ana I'"' general prisoners; trans-
fCrred to the department OF taiiloFilla-
The Tennessee regime nt leIt no Sex
| TIA. Iate Can't SafYoId
, ,r, r, cs1a e Tho ,oth T.,
NdpI' -H'''loi' - 49,
fantry, who lost MS NE III the at'ach on
| Ndveleta yesterday, was a graduate of the
Military Academy In the class of 1879 He
| - -, :. G., Ala Sa,,a,,har 1o5o
| and beca,,a cantstn of the 18th Infantry
| in Aprll. 1898 He first served with his reg
| irrent in Georgia and Louisiana and after
ward FarIlc'patsu III me Saitip,isn as tS
M - Dat9har 1Soi 70 AnriI 1SH
| no served in the Indian territory and at
| Fort Columbus. \. Y. He took creditable
part in the campaign against the Spaniaras
. at Santiago in the summer OF 1873 anu
WAS on duty at Fort Coiumbus from Au-
gust OF that year untiI last Aprii, "heil
| he went to the Philippines, arriving at
! Manila in May. since Whicn tlne ne served
with his regiment IN the neid he uleu
| bravely, like the true soldier ne was lebo-
ing his men against the enemy
c,.m.ncx to Copvict
| -, ., o.. ~,
Heil. otis HIS cN'S'i''" w
! IL irgo M3gno, flhplno prisoner, VINO was
| sentenced by a Spanish court to penal serv-
;b,aa for sly wears for alleged robbery The
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man uao aileauS 'eeii No'i'.iieu III ~ 'soi Iva
| four years at the the OF MS CONVICTION.
| Cen Otis has granted him full pardon.
| During the attack Manila by the in
| surgentS last February Magno did good
stlN,Se Lpi .i4e - "a. ,, 80 80 Sd 81
| inonar6y His conduct on that occasion led
Gen. Otis to inquire into his case. The pro-
vost marshal general reported that his rec
orc vas SOU nui ny uite e'ii,e ne lau
| autboritias and thai he vas a good snhiact
| for the exercise of clemency
| s,.
! ""PP'eS
! Mail advices which have just reached tho
! War Department from the Philippines tell
| op AZ, ,n,,ort.pt oan,u,e ,t pacoor about
% ' .l- -. - ,D'IN 80" 80
IL hoiith ago 'hlY"sh Ihe 'is"aiice vi tho
| military authorities.
| Two small cascos were being poled toward
| +bo sbora The puard uas eant tn ,psneot
| - asas ar,i ~ar,fT +ba nnantitias ~
| 80, 80 "n hoarI cva,nininc ona Of the
! f ealf. oit ,,titr % IanJ ne, fnnn5 In a
$500 - a WV tba t,.ras Ioolad for Tho