Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-12-19
GILMORE MAY BIZ FREE.
Young Reported He Believed
Prisoners Rescued.
LIST OF DEAD SENT BY OTIS.
One of GlImorc's Men Escnped to Manila.
Lnwton started to Capture San Mateo.
General Grant NenrIy Cleared Zarbc-
las Province--Othc Operations.

MANILA, Dec. l9.--It is officially an
nounced that General Young reports
that he believes the American prisoners.
including Lieutenant Gilmore. are now
in the hands of the United States
troops.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ia list of dead
sent by General Otis was as follows:
Drowned, Rio Grande, near Cabanat.
uan, Nov. 7, Twenty second infantry, O.
J. Marks, r.; at Tayug, Dec. 7. Twenty.
fourth infantry, John H. Johnstone,
corporal, H.
Dysentery, Nov. 26, Thirty.fourth in.
fantry, Frank Wells, A; 1lth, cavalry,
John Delaney, sergeant, e; 18th, Fourth
infantry, Otto Unger, M; 18th, Twenty.
first infantry. David E. Buckingham, l.
Typhoid, 27th. Twenty. second infan.
try, Charles Rainwater, O; Dec. 8,
Twelfth infantry, Dean S. Shearer, e.
Gunshot wounds in action, Dec. 10,
rhirty-third infantry, Gilbert Baron,
G 18th, Thirty.sixth infantry, Hardy
L. Laurence. by comrade; 9th, THIRD
cavalry, Charles Rist. +.
Suicide. 10th, Thirty.sixth infantry,
Mark A. Halls, corporal, Z. 49,
Meningitis, Dec. 10, Thirty. seventh
infantry, LOWS l.. Eastwood, @.
Variola. Dec. 10, Third cavalry, Will.
lam Q. Mcfarland, X.
tuberculosis, Dec. 8, Thirty.tifth in
fantry, Homer Paup, A; 10. Twenty.
second infantry, Arthur Hollenbeck, E.
Colitis.. Dec. Z, Eighteenth infantry,
Thomas Smith, X.
Septicemia, Dec. Is, Ninth infantry,
Henry Wolper, sergeant band.
General Otis cabled tho war depart.
ment as follows:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. Admiral
Watson sent cablegram as follows:
"MAN1LA, Dec. 17.-Seaman Rynders
Of the Yorktown, captured at Baler, re-.
captured, with Woodbury.. by cavalry
at Bayombong, has reported on board
the flagship; both wounded when Gil
more was taken and left behind; he re.
PORTS Nygard. Mcdonald, Dillon, Nor.
risey killed. Rynders, Woodbury., Ven.
vile wounded in foot, unable to travel.
Doing well Baler, Juno Is. Expect
Woodbury. tomorrow; wounded not
cared for; wounds received personal
care. Woodbury. and Rynders Walked
nearly to Manila.
(Signed) "WATsoN."
The above showed that IL of the orig.
nal party Of 10 are still alive. The man
Rynders, who brings this news, was
coxswain of the Yorktown, q native Of
Amsterdam, but PRESIDENT OF San Fran
cisco. where he shipped. The four
dead men mentioned enlisted at the fol-
lowing points: Nygard, Russian, at
Brooklyn; Mcdonald, of Carmel val
ley, Cal, ut Mare Island; Dolan, o
native of Peru, Ind, at Mare Island,
and Morrisey, q native OF Columbus,
Mob, also ut Mare Island.
"MAS1LA, Deo. 10.--Hughes reporta
from Romblon island his arrival at
Capiz. North Panay, 10th inst, driving
out all Tagalos. Carpenter, with six
companies, is occupying Northern
Panay. two companies on Romblon
island. Hughes, with battalion Nine
teenth infantry, has gone to Cebu to pc
lice that island. Young, Northern
Luzou, reports several minor engage.
ments, with few casualties Colonel
Hare. with small column, still in pursuit
OF insurgents column which has Ameri-
can prisoners, has passed through noun
tains and is marching on Pamploua,
short distance east Of Aparri, navy CO.
operating. Seven hundred aud thirty.
one Spanish prisoners arrived last even
ing. 800 more expected today; / 400 leave
for Spain this afternoon"
MANILA, Dec. l9.--General Lawton
was to start last night from Manila with
the Eleventh cavalry; under Colonel
Lockett, and battalions Of the Twenty.
ninth and Twenty seventh infantry,
under Lieutenant Colonel Sargent, to
capture San Mateo, where Geronomo
has 800 insurgents.
General Grant nearly cleared Zarbe-
las province. He discovered hidden i'll
Subig bay u steamer. tho Don Fraucis.
co, OF $50 tons. fully equipped and
coaled. She is supposed to be the YES.
sci Aguinaldo was keeping ready for his
escape. Captain Layson, Of the Thirty.
second rozimont, has routed an insur.
gent band III Iambales province, killing
several officers. Major Smith, with
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