Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-03-14
Thirty Of the rilipinOs Were Killed
and Sixteen Taken Prisoners.
Six Americans Wounded.
OTIS HAS STOPPED
SPANISH RANS0MS,
lie Contends if Spain Pays Agulnaldo
for Prisoners Il win Help Him
10 Extend His Fight Against
the Americans.

Manila Mhrch lh -hrhrIm NH'NVoh
has attacked and captured the city Of
Pasig. east Of Manila The enemy made
a stand for AN hour, but at the end OF
that time were forced to retreat Tho
loss Of the Filipinos were 80 killed and
10 prisoners OF the United States
forces six were wounded
After short rest General Wheaton
resumed the attack ON Pasig The co..
umn came In contact with the enemy
and the gunboats steamed 20 the
firing line and cloarcdtho iuuglcon both
sides The first shot from American
field pieces. 1900 yards range dislodgcd .
the gun Of the c,.omy at pasig Then
the enemy reiterated 90 the town.
The gunboat moved into the bend and
a hot fire ON the rebel position was main
tanned along the whole American line
The guuboats went into pursuit of tho
encmy's armed tug~chasiug her to the
lake.
The rebels met opposite Patcros, but
She enemy holtod
Manila March i3 General Whoa
tons newly formed divisional brigade
advanced AT Z o'clock Sunday morning
from san Pedro moving on the Pasig
river. meeting with slight resistance
with the rebels. who are in full retreat
A gunboat is clearing the Jungle
along the river hanks which have been
carried as far rs Guadalupe.
The purpose Of the move Is TO clear
; the country 10 LaGuna de Bayo.
The Filipinos apparently had planned
an attack upon the lines Of General otis
and General Hale Sunday morning, but
their courage seemed 10 fail them
though they fred signals and aftcrward
kept up the fusilade along the American
front for nn hour. Our troops In obcdi
cnce 90 orders rcfraiucd from shnotin.
with the exception of two companies o
newly arrived men, who replied unu
they had suppressed regiment o
Agumuldo's icl brigade This body Cd
rchcls seemed under better Leadership
than most of the others and "a whit
man was seem among the unlcor cu
dcayoriug to lead thom to Che attack
but lpareutly an efforts 90 induce Chen
To leave Sue trcuChc. were futile
The American authorities in Mnml
say the city is now -ocIcctually police
that serious outbreak Is impossible
They believe that the natives al
doomed
Tho presence of the families Of Officer
y g. discouraged aud many are leaving d
board the United States transport SON
~ going to Japan for temporary rcsidcnc
MT Gcueral otis has remarked: Manila
NO place Tor women. This Is wal, M
apicuic'
The British .cruiscr Narcissus HI
sailed for various ports In the island
Mt Luzou Co take on board British suhicc
II who desires protection
The Twentieth and Twenty.
infantry and seven companies of q
Oregon volunteers marched to san =,
:" ~ Macau 90 Join General Whcotoi
. now divisional brigade which ls 60 cu
sist of the Twentieth and Twenty
oni infantry. eight companies of O
Oregon volunteers Three troops of e..
airy mouutcdl mda battalion of ha
artillery Although the rain which
iu the morning had COOLED tuv tempe
turo to 50 degrees. many dropped I'm
the nuks. overcome with hoat Soy
al .1ldyrs were suu-i"uc6 boz Che elrc
of Manila Most ot Thorn wyu men
set acclimgtod