Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-10
.cr,y.Lpo IN THE MOUNTAINS.
wheaton md Young Closing in ""
Him There.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-The war
Department definitely located Aguinaiuo
to-day as on his way to the town OF
Boambang. about seventy-flve miles nor'"-
east OF Tariac. The recent calculations
have been that the insurgent leader was
AZ The town OF Bayambang. not FAR rum
Variao I'm which case the several ioIc'a
under Generals Macarthur IaWtoh,
Young. and Wheaton would nave Idu
him practically surrounded Ihere nus
becn some doubt. however. as 10 the name
Bavambang. and to-day this was clealo"
up by definite information. liking boaih-
bang, instead OF T3ayambang' as the pave
OF Agulnaldo's refuge.
A dispatch from General Oiis neh'loh
cd Boambang. and the same tline
Iishio information came through diplo-
matte channels that Lieutenant 1lihoIe
and the other American prisoners were
al Boambang. I'm the mountains iar 10
the northeast Of Tarloc' 10,
II Is expected that the insurgent capl,"i
will now be shifted 10 BOambang ana the
efforts Of the American military FORCES
will be directed toward that point.
IN MOUNTAIN WILDS.
II Is I'm the mountainous country Of the
north and apparently out OF the fertile
and porulous regions where Aguinaldo
has thus far conducted his operations.
IT is said to be accessible from the South
by only one rOute--along a river. when
is n branch Of the Pho Grande. This
ioavee the rebel leader with little or no
opportunity of communicating with the
coast or getting in supplies. lie also mas
left the railroad behind
IL IS said AZ the war Department mat
the columns Of General Young ana Cen
oral Wheaton will how push on 10 me
north. following up the insurgent Ieau'r
ard his scattered bands.
WHFATON'S LANDING.
WASHINGTON. November 9.-The fol-
lowing cablegram has been received az
the War Department: M,
..,faniIo November 9-Goneral Whea-
ton successfully landed his expedition at
Tingaven. west Of Dagupan. the afternoon
of tho 9TH. against considerable opposition.
sliQht casualties, rough sea not permitting
landing at San Fabian, north Of Dagu-
nan. as directed He Is moving eastward.
Macarthur seized Mabalacat, on railroad
7tb instant. Colonel Bell taking same. on
reconnaissance. Slight opposl-
ton. General Lawton at Cabanatuan.
Troops beyond Talabera and Aliaga have
met with slight opposition. enemy being
driven back i'm al instances. country
snl submerged. but water falling Troops
will move rapidly as soon as conditions
permit. Hughes moved against Panay
insurgents to-day ..
(SigneO UTE
TWO AMERICANS WOUNDED.
MANILA. November 9--General Wheat
on's expedition 10 the north of Luzon
landed at Dagupan on Tuesday. Two
of the Americans were wounded. Inc
expedition is advancing eastward.
NAVY's PART IN LANDING.
WASHINGTON. November 9.--Admiral
watson has cabled the Navy Department
tho following account OF the part played
bv the navy in the landing made yester-
iav by General Wheaton on hngayen
Gulf I'm pursuit OF the plan TO surround
Aguinaldo's forces
"Nlanila. November 9.--Tuesday after
moon Knox. with the Princeton, Benning-
ton. Helena. Manila Callao and Samar
bombarded intrenched beach at san Fa-
bian. IAngayen. Landed Wheaton's COM
mand. Moale was i'm charge Of the boats
NcNamee. Reynolds. and Nelson assist !
Ing. Snow. commanding the baltimore !
section. was beachmaster DISSEMINATING !
and landing, unoer rifle fire, admirable. |
No casualties Cahao. Tappan Samar |
Muslin. specially commended. Samar |
struck several times.
The last sentence is supposed to state |
the names Of the men specially commend |
ed and the boats TO which they are at /
.ached.