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narrowly escaped capture at Talayera. TIL
other bolomen we're sent to Rosales.

ndTEOWV eschpeu capture hL lHhNeEu" He
other bolomen we're sent to Rosales.
THE DASH TO TARLAc.
A despatch sent by TEE SUNS correspon-
dent from Capas yesterday. says: THE army
left Bamban at 4 O'Clock this morning. leaving
Col Smith here with small garrison. The
road all the way was a swamp and at one place
the engineers had to build corduroy road for
distance Of half mile Near Capas river
four and ons-half feet deep. with no bridge
crossing II. delayed the teams and escort. The
army arrived here at noon At O'Clock the
Thirty-sixt Regiment. with a pack train. q
Colts automatic gun. one Hotchkiss and
two Calling guns. and Slaven's scouts. the
only organizations that were able to
move, made dash for Tarlac. They
reached Murca first and routed 100 rebels.
They also saved the railroad station. which
had been set on Ore by the insurgents. Then
they continued on to Tarac without opposition.
There was no rain aud the night was pleasant.
The retreat OF the insurgents was cut on at
Capas and they had narrow escape from
capture. They are now wandering south oil
Conception. Twenty. nino OF them with their
hausers surrendered"
CLOSING THE LINE AROUND THE REBELS.
A despatch sent by THE SUS correspondent
from San joss on Saturday by way OF Talavera
says: "A squadron OF the Fourth Cavalry has
pushed from Carranglan to an important pass
In the hills fifteen miles away. Filipino
couriers from Tarlac bearing important letters
have been intercepted passing here. Capt
Batson OF the Nncabebe scouts. captured the
Elects OF Gen. Leanera two miles north OF
here. He found two daughters OF Leanera 10
a house seven miles out. They said their
father would come to san jose to-day and sur
render The WIFE son and another daughter
OF the General are now here.
"A squadron OF tho Fourth Cavalry and Der
rington's scouts have arrived. The Third
Cavalry 10 pushing from Talnycra direct TO
Carranglan and Lubao to Join Gen Young. A
troop Of the Third Cavalry and the Macabsbes
are going to Lubao to-day. Gen. Lswton 10
also expected to arrive up here.
IAN Indications seem to show that there are
few rebels in this vicinity and that they are
badly organized. The insursent leaders In tho
vicinity Of Tarlac are making futile Efforts to
form a line II retreat to the mountains 1t Is
raining hard and the roads and trails are In
IN SCRABBLE condition. This increases the din
Guilty OF sending troops aud supplies forward. "
IAwToss ADVANCE GUARD.
4 despatch from Humiean. via Talavera
dated yesterday. says: Gen. Young. with the
Macabshes and the Third Cavalry. marched
: 30 o'clock this morning. They we're opposed
BY fifty rebels who scattered toward Rosales
Young with the M6cabebes. remains here
Vessels. with the Third Cavalry. goes to San
Quentin and Tayug. where he hopes to estab.
.ish communication with Gen. Wheaton, who Is
marching eastward from San Fabian. The
wagons with supplies are far bshind AMI 1t l.
I expected that they will lie unable TO reach here
/ on account OF the miserable condition OF the
roads. The men are living on the rations the,
! carried with them and som. conNsrated rice.
The rstrca. " The insurgents 'rc!n Tarlac
seems to hs efIectually cut on. Aguinadl is
saii to be still in the vicinity OF Tarlac. The
roads leading from here skirt hills which art
imrassabIe for wagons. Garrisons have boon
left in towns fifteen miles apart
4 CApfuRE or REBEL SUPPLIES.
A despatch from The Sun correspondent
sent from Tayug on sunday at , /. NJ. over
tn. military wire. via Ta.avera, says: Vessel.
With the Third Cavalry took Tayug at l 3,
O'Clock. There was no resistance The small
insurgent garrison at the pace nsd terror
stricken T. tho mountains
"To.day's move from LubaO was II big sur.
prise to the F.iip.no.. San Quentin was iounI
70 be deserted. The cavalry Ivsr;ook lilo Zee
ing people Their persona. sFscts Were piled
VI in carts which were STUCK in the heayl
roads. When the cava'rymen approached tn,
people were tsrrorized as they expected to b,
killed. Tho rebels at TayreE fed to Sar
Nicolas. three miles In tn. mountains. takir.
the iusurgent wounded and ammunition with
them. They also had four American prisoner
ono army corporal and thIsn sailors. A
troop OF cavalry Is pursuing them.
The American prisoners were taken TO Sar
Nicolas half an hour before the American
CT. n
prisoners escaped 10 our lines. The rebel
who were guarding them fed In terror whsr
our men approached. leaving tho prisoners OF
the Plaza In the eentIs OF the town. Tn,
SplnIards INDUCED in wild denomination
WHEN the Americans appeared and excitedll
shouted Viva los Amsrieanos'
Two Filipino officers were captured. Tn,
troops seized the printing Office OF the Herald
ds Rsroluc,on. They also captured ssvera
hundred thousand pounds OF rico. $500 pound
Of Ohio -four. 1910 pounds OF salt. 1900 uni
forms 1000 MAussr cartridges and two rifles
There are no reports here that the insur
gents will make a stand at any place eIcep
Tarlac lTarlac was taken four hours after thi
despatch was sent. The cavalry 10 . promi
nent feature o. this campaign. the big cavalr
horses standing the tramping on the frightfu
roads well and living on green rice.
"Dagupan Is a two days ride on horseba c
and the-e 10 no news from Wheaton. One Fil
irino with gun was killed al San Quentin"
TWO AMERICAN PRISONERS RESCUED
Another despatch from Tayug, via Talavers
yesterday says: Lieut.. johnson OF Troop N
Third Cavalry. has captured Fannicalos. HI
men released two American prisoners and k HE
I'm insurgeIt officer and two privates, Add
tional supplies OF rico were captured. Fou
American prisoners are reported TO be at Sen
gan and four at Santa Maria. The names @
the released American prisoners have not ye
been learned"
THE CAMPAIGN IN NORTH LUZOA