Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
TAKE GUNS AND SUPPLIES
Port q vigan Captured BY Marines from he
waThlps.
AGulNALD0 20 MILES AWAY.
~ Las, Accounts %. Was in IiIdiug
while Running Away MS TaIt
Was to Continue War.

Manila. Nov. 20. 1880 n. m.-fDy
courier from the mountains Of Daynm.
ban. Province of PnngaaananD-
fight In which Col. Ben defeated and
scattered the rebel bfigadca VI Generals
Alcjlnirin0 and san Miguel took place
ON the summit of the countnins west Of
Mangalarcn, forming the divide be-
tween the Dagupan valley and the
ocean.
Cob J. Franklin Bells regiment. the
Thiriy-riNth Infantry. and Fuwler'a
compun:' OF the Thlrty-thlrd ioft Man
galnrn Monday morning aud marched
twonty-four hours with four hours rect
over. bare and watcrlosa ridges along
narrow trails and through oanyonu. Al
daylight Nov Is. the troops EMERGED
from "a tiinbcrcd canyon upon the d.
vide. running into tho rebels advance
guard, which rctrcatod to the main
body before shooting. Col. Boil. who
was In advance with the scouts and one
company. had the rebels IN full rout
before the main body OF his troops ar
rived, nccing down the mountain 10 the
nwampH between Mangainren and
AEuitnH. leaving ten dead and many
wounded. and abandoning two SOrlen-
tclts' one s.inch krupp. one Maxim and
one iotchkiss. They We're chased
through the swamps ana Thoroughly
dispersed
Co. Boil captured all their artillery,
supplies and clothing. many Mausers,
and Remlngtons, Some American WIN
oheaters. and q thousand rounds Of ann
fllMlflUu Tn.
doncd IN the rebels retreat and were
eoattered along the trail or two miles
the anons escaping empty handed with
the exception OF ~ few rifles
The women ana children In shacka In
the camp had no time 10 escape. COL.
huHcar chicf OF the arsenal. and few
other prisoners were taken. The rebels
had artillery trained 90 command the
REGULAR trail from Mangularen. but Col.
llell approached from the opposite d.
reCtion.
The rebels are estimated TO have mum.
bcrcd 1900 men with some English,
japanese aud four spanish officers.
Manila. Nov. 20. 1890 a. ma dis
patch from the Associated Press cor
respondent at Namncpacnn. province
OF Union, dated sunday. Nov. ss says:
The Oregon, snmarn and Cnllno With
100 blue jackets and marines from the
Oregon, cartured the port OF Nignn,
province OF South ilooos. north OF hcrc.
today.
The samara and Cailao ran close In
shore, few shots We're fired. and thon
the Snmara, Cnllno and oregon en-
gagged In a sharp bombnrdment VI
Nignn. The firlng from the shore
ceased almost Immediately and the
sailors ana marines. with field piece
were landed,
II Is reported that /, 100 insurgents
uUflsHF TsIVU Ifll..
at Tngudcn, ten miles north. and n has
been concluded to wait at Nnmacpa-
can for the rest ~ the endorsements.
The American military force was atill
NJ Nnmacpncan sunday but move
north was expected Ia take place Mon
day, Two companies u the Thirty
third volunteers are on their way
north 10 reinforce the troops at
Namaepacnn,
Later dispatches from Namacpacan
say that when the blue jackets and
marines landed at Vignn they found
that the insurgents had fled. The navy
win hold the town until relieved by the
troops which are on their way north.
Gen. Young with three troops OF
Third cavalry and a small detachment
OF Macabobes commanded by Llcutcn-
ants Hall, Qulnlnn and Blount arrived
at Namncpacnn from san F.rnandino
de Union Thursday, Nov. 20. There
they received news u Agulnaldo from
which II appears that he passed north
through Namacpacan Tuesday Nov. "a,
while Gen. Young was waiting at San
Fernnndino, twenty miles south.
The rebel chief II now believed 20 be
hiding In Abra province.
When AHuinaldo passed through
Namncpncnn all his talk was Ia favor
OF continuing the war
Washington. Nov, 29.-Gen. Otis adj
Vices 60 the war department today
show that the troops are pushing rapid
~ ahead and Indicate that the dcmoral-
zatlon OF the Insurgents In complete,
Two dispatches were received today.
The first related To the operations In the
northwest part Of l.uzon and Ia as FOL.
lows
"rhe following from the northwest
Luzon coast
Young left san Fcrnandlno 23rd
inst. where Marshs battalion. Thirty
third Infantry. arrived goth. on which
day Young was at Nnmacpacan. where
he was supplied by army gunhoat sa-
mar lie marched out next day. Bat
tleshlp oregon landed 200 men at Vignn
Gath inst No opposition, Sailors well
coined by inhabitants. Believe the
Spanish and American prisoners stu
In vicinity Of llangued, guarded by
a small iusurgent force, Reports from
northeast Indicate that 800 iusurgent
troops az Bayunhong Nuovn Wis
caya province. surrendered yesterday to
I.nwton's troops. lie advanced by both
the san Nicholas and caranglnn trails"
The second dispatch states:
Gen. Macarthur reports from Bay
nmbang that He'll with Thlrty.RlNth and
company Thlrty.third infantry struck
onomy commanded by Gems. San Miguel
and AlcJandrlno, In mountains west Of
Mangnlaron, and by series OF combnts
through mounitins has 80 scattered
their forces that concentration In i'm
possible. Bell has captured all their
quick fring and Krupp guns. ammunl-
tlon, their powder factory and arsenal,
with thousands OF pounds OF lead and
sheet copper. all their transportation.