The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
Yet His Talk is Still in Favor OF Con-
tinuing the War.
GILMORE AND SEVEN MEN WELL
So Far n known the Only Formidable
Force is That Left in Cayitc FRO
vince, under Gent. T.3as, and
That Operating IA Panay.
Opposition in North Of In
zon Practically Ended.


show that the troops are pushing rapia-
h ahead and Indicate chat the demoraii-
sation of the insurgents is complete Two
eispatches were received to-day. The
first relates To- thc operations in the-noith-
Wos. part of Luzou and is a1 follows.
"The following from the uor.hwea IL
zon coast: Youns LETT San Fernando -"u
instant whore Marchs battalion lhlrl!'
third Infantry arrived 26th. on which day
Yourr was at Nan1cpacan supplied by
navy gunboat Samar. lie marched OUT
rcxt day. Batileship Oregon landed 1l
men at Vigan 2ith instant, no opposllion'
safors welcomed by inhabitants Amer
icln prisoners stiii i'm vicinity of BaSueo
guarded by small body insurgent troops.
BayOnb0ng. Nucya Niscaya province sur
rendered yesterday 20 Lawton's troops.
Jc advanced by both The san Nicholas
and Caranglah trials
BELLS CAPTURE.
The second dispatch states.
General Macarthur reports from Pa
vonbong that Bell with Thiry-siNih and
Company Thrty-third Infantry. struck
enemy commanded by General san Mi
guel and Alciandrino in mountains west
of Mangatarin and by series of combats
through mountains has scattered their
forces. concentration impossible Bell Ins
captured AN their quick firins and krupp
guns. ammunition. their powder factory
and arsenal with thousands of pounds oi
lead and sheet copper. an their transpor-
tati0n. engineering tools. clothing ana
food supplies Twenty OF the killed ana
wounded of the enemy left on field.
MANILA. Nov. IA dispatch from the
Associated Press correspondent al Nam
acpacan. province of Union, dated sun
day. November 26th. says.
THE oregon, Ssmaru. and Callao. with
100 blueiackets and marines from the or
cgon captured the port of Nsan, Pro
vince of South llocos. north of here to-
day. The Samara and Callao ran close
in-shoro. a. few shots were tired. and ihcn
the Samara, Callao, and Oregon engaged
in % sharp b0mbardmcnt of Ni-au. The
firing rom the shore ceased almost im-
mcdiatcly. and the sailors and marines,
with field piece. were landed.
THE INSURGENTS.
"It is reported that 100 insurgents un-
der Generals Tno and Pillar are masscd
at Tagudin. ten miles rorih. and it has
been concluded TO wait at Namacpacan
for the rest of the reiniorccmants. The
American military force was sin at Ma
macpacan sunday, but a move north was
expected TO take place Monday
Two companies of the Thirty-third Vol
unteers are m their way north To rein
force the troops al Namacpacan. y later
despatch from Namacpacan says that
when the blueiackets and marines land
ed an Yisan they found that the insur-
gents had fled
MARINES TO HOLD TOWN
"The navy viii hold the town until re-
llcved by the troops which are on their
way north.
General Young with three troops OF
the Third Cavalry and "a small dotach-
ment of Macabebes commanded by Lieu
tenants Han Quinlan and Blount. arriv-
ed a Namacpacan from san Fernando de-
Union THURSDAY. November 23d There
they received news Of Agunaldo. from
which Il appears hat he passed North.
through NHmacpacan. TUESDAY. Noyom-
ber 2lst, while General Youus was watt
ing 20 san Fernando. twenty miles south
THE rebel chief is now believed 10 be
hiding in Abra Province When Aguilal-
do passed through Namac0lCn an his
talk was In favor of continuing The war;
COL. BELLS VICTORY.
MANILA. Nov. 29.-(By courier from
mountains To DIyambau. Province oil
Pangas.nanD-Th Gght in which col.
Bel defeated and scattered ihe rebel bri-
gadcs of General Acidndrino and Ssn
Misrei. took place On thc summit, 81 th.
mountains, Wcsi OF Maealarcn. forming
thl divide b,Woen tine Darunm Valley
and the ocean. Col p Franklin Ecus
regiment the Thriy-siXth Infantry and
Fowier's company of the Tnirly-thirl.
ieft Mansalaran Monday. and marched
tWcnty-iour hours with four hours rest.
over bare and waiorlcss ridges. along
narrow trails aud through Car0u-.
At daylight. November 2>th. tao troops
emerged from Il timbcrci canon upon ,hc
divide running into the rebels advance
guard, who rctreated 10 tho main body
before shooting.
Colonel Bell. who was n advance with
the scouts and One company. had the
rebels en- fuil rou, Before the main bod
of his troops arrived fleeing down The
mountain TO the swamp- between ManI-
galaron and Aguinas. leaving fen dead
and many wounded, and abandoning two
Nordenfelts, ore 2-inch Krpp. one Max
i'm, ana one lIotchkss.
CHASED THROUGH SWAMPS.
They were chased through The sWamps
and thoroughly dispersed. Colonel feu
captured AN their artillery, supplies and
clothing many Mausers and Rem.ng-
tons. some American Winchester. and
thousand rounds of ammunition. The
rifles .o.c.. were abandoned in ,ho rebels
retreat. and were scattered along their
trail fo- Two miles. the enemy escaping
cmpty-haudcd. with IL exception of a
fow rifles The women and children IN
shacks in The camp bad nc time 90 escape
Coiouel Ruslar. chief OF the arsenal
and feH otl,-r prisoners. were taken
The rebels had artillery trained 20 COM
mand the regular trail from Nanasa Ia
ren. but Colonel Bell approached itom
the opposite direction
The p bels are estimated 20 have num-
bered 2.00O men with some English, Jap
lncse and four Spanish offlcers
FROM WATSON.
WASHINGTON. Nov 29.-The foiiow-
ing cablegram was received az the Navy
Department from ADMIRAL Watson:
"Cavite. Novsmbes ..
wilde rep0rts the capture Of Nigan on
November aith by the Oregon's landing
force under nant-commander Nc
crackin. with Lieutenants Mccormick