The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-11-04
THE INSURGENTS FLED.
Body of Filipinos Struck by the
Thirty-sixth Regiment.
ENEMY ISDRlVEN AWAY
Four 1nsurgeut Officers and Eight
Enlisted Men kiIIed-Thrce
Taken Prisoners.

Washington, u. c.. Oct 30.-The war
department has received the following
from Gen. Otis:
Manila, Oct. 30.-A detachment of Reals
regiment. Thirty-sixth volunteers while
reconnoitering towards Florida Blanca. in
West Guagua, struck Il body of insurgents
III hewiy-conStructed trenches. Attacked
ana drove the enemy. who left in the hands
OF the detachment four insurgent officers
and eight enlisted men Killed. Three prlS-
onerS and nine rifles were captured Gasu-
aities,Capt. French and Lieut.. Ferguson
wounded, not dangerously. one enlisted
man killed: six wounded.
Washington. u. C., Oct. 3o.-Thr war
department has received the following
casualty list from Gen. Otis dated Ma
Mia, October -:
tasualties-KIlled: Civilian on tug Oc,,-
ana River Chico. Pampanga. October -.
John u. Dean. blacksmith; rwent Y first IN
Mitchell. Wounded: Civilian employc oi
tug Oceania river Chico. pampaugi, Or-
tober -. w. Z. Chamberlain severe:
Twenty-trst infantry. at Calamabl. Il.
Corp AnIezce Elliott. shoulder. moderate:
October -. u. Ernest Knowles. thigh. Sc.
we're: GeoiGe Smith, knee severe. Also the
Following deaths since last report:
Iraemia. October l. William T. Fauhcr.
sixth infantry; epilepsy. Sixth. Edgar y.
keney, +. Nineteenth infantry: drowning.
cavalry; pneumonia. 18TH James Hart oil
er, ship Yorktown; gaStro-enteritiS. Mich
ael barry. II. Twenty first infantry. pulmn-
nary tuberculosis 2lst. Robert IL smith.
+, Twelfth infantry: enaCmia "2d, Charles
II. Slater, Il. Twenty first infantry: gun
shot wound. accidental. I'D, Frank Gravel
ly, H Twenty-scveuth infaHiry: dyscntery.
acute, Corp. Edward Harris. +. Twenty
first infantry; 2ith. Charles skinner II,
Fourth Infantry; dyScntcry. chronic. Alex
ander NJ. Culrose. X, Fourth infantry. nth
II NJ ~ irf - van In
fantry; diarrhoea, chronic. 10Th, Edward
\. Bruce. |, Twelfth infantry.
Young ut Santa Rcsa.
Manila. Oct. 3O.-Gen. Ioung's forces
have reached Santa Rosa. about seven
miles north of San lsidro ON the Rio
Grande de la Pampanga. The prime pal
fight was at Tuboatin, short distance
south of Santa Rosa.
The gunboat Laguna de Bay steamed
up the river and shellcd the insurgents
vigorously. Capt. lIannay'S company of
the Twenty second infantry and Scott :
battery fankCd the enemy ON the west
and shattered the strongest trenches.
The advance was delayed somewhat
because the troops had 20 cross three
deep rivers, the bridges ovCr which had
been destroyed. There was Il minor en-
gagcmcnt in the morning at Tumho. II
short distance south of Iuhoatln.
The American forces captured Il large
quantity of rebel supplies and Il number
of prisoners. Two Americans were killed
and one was wounded The rebel loss
was much greater.
Advancing Under Difficulties.
Gen. Young with the infantry, is adj
vanclng upon Cabanatuau under dilliCul-
les. The country is furrowed with rivers
and deep ravines, the bridges over which
have been DESTROYED: the mud iS deep
-lt 81, tt.iti
IF supplies has been delayed by low water
md the poor condition of the roads.
There are sufficient stores. however To
keep the brigade. The American horses
are not yet accustomed To the native
grass and a long bullock train has left
San Francisco carrying hay for the cav
Airy. The SpaniardS report that there
are no insurgents at Cabanatuan.
Transports to Sill.
San Francisco, Cal. Oct. 3O.-Thc ma
w hospital ship Solacc. which has been
undergoing extensive repairs M Mare is
land. has been placed i'll commission and
will sail for Manila in Il few days. She
will bring invali3cd and discharged men
from the Philippines. OF the TRANSPORTS
now here the Ben Mohr is scheduled 10
icaye on November I. the Senator on the
'd, the Pathan on the 9TH, the Hancock
III the Gth and the Duke of Fife on the
10th.
Transport Arrived.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 30-Thc war
department has received the following
from Gen. Otis:
Manila. Oct. :;0.-Transport Glcnoglc. %
officers. I16 men. Thirty-secun1 volunteers
arrived i'll good condition; one casually
Private Edward r. McCHudless. co. X.
lied AT sea, 2lst instant-Causc, septic
pcritonitS.
Prot st Against Exclusion.
Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 3O.-CopiCs Of the
Manila papers received here contain
many protests against the exclusion of
Chinese labor from the Philippines. They
say Chinese Ia hor is essential to any CON
siderable industrial progress. as the ma
tivcS are 50 unreliable that no depend
cnce can be put in them