The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-08

PROSE is informed that members Of the
boa-,ifal corps have made the discovery
thai there are several women. In male
drees and with hair cropped among tho
dead ....,...
natives who fought so calamity IN the
f,,c of our artillery fire, with their bows
and arrows. IS in a hospital with a shat-
fored thigh He admits that he never
eav, modern artillery and was Ignorant
~ ,e effects until he and his followers
met the destructive nie Oh lne cannon ', ~.
sunday morning. The chief is bitterly
,,'~lrec8 AGAINST tho TagalOs for placing
49, vcorotee I'm front Of the American
-, under the pretense that They were
sent 10 occupy post OF honor ana lh-
tiroates that the Ygorotes VIII revenge
''I' It se reeardea as a significant fact that
many of tho Filipino officials of this city
,1,esr,eared from Manila as soon as hos
tntics commenced Some of them are
slpDosed 20 De sull hiding here.
Tfundreds OF women are pouring into
Manila from an districts as the villages
around Manila have as rule. been de-
stroyed by The troops.
,rbo further the Americans extend their
lines the more tine need Of means OF
TRANSFORMATION increases. The American
commanders have already been compelled
to imnrcss horses and vehicles on all
sisee to the inconvenience, naturally, OF
the civilians
There are few native stores
onon and white flags adorn the
yindows of the native residences ecerN-
where But. i'm spite Of these emolems
M poacc scores Of Fihpinos. under the
cover OF the darkness. Cred from these
same windows yesterday evening on the
American patrols
FEAR AND DARKNESS.
A.. nine o'clock last night there was
.-'.,.l fuslladc i'm the Quiapo and Binon
distriafs. The inhabitants of the cily
oororallv believed that a barle was rag
5,o at thelr doors lights were eAllh-
.,,,lebed inside the dwellings and ma
iortv of the people were ln a state oil
General Hughes has the interior situa-
tiou absolutely in hand
late Yesterday General Haie's brigade
advanced and took the water WORKS al
S.ngalon. ..,.t-
-Four companies of the Nebraska regi-
mont and part of the Utah Battery
,,itb two field guns and two Hoi'h@'s-
Guns met the enemy on the hll H",
mill. out and ID sharp engagement loon
oi,ce. i'm which the Nebraskans lost one
man killed and three wounded.
BRUTAL MURDER.
Dr Young. formerly quarterwaster SER
ooant I'm the Third Artillery. was wound
ed captured and brutally murdered ''hu
his body when recovered was iound 10
have been horribly muuiated
Tine Fflipinos were driven back, rei.r
ine i'm bad order and carrying win ihenl
The valves and heads OF the steam cHes'
c,liuder of the pumping machinery. s..
General Ovenshue brigade adNahceu
and took Baranaquc. capturing TWO heio
gums They met with no opposition
General McArthur's division advanced
bevond Gagaandiu without loss. the
enemy retreaung upon Caloocan.
Tbo Americans now have Che steamer
line 90 Malahon and six hundr ma
riues with four Maxims have been
landed at Fleet Beach. north or the
citv The Third Artillery, ON the main
road and the Utah Battery in ceme'
terry covered the advance OF the Kansas
troops Among the important points
captured was O strong embra5ureo tdttn-
works within sight of Caioocm-
SHOOTING FROM HOUSES
There was considerable firing from the
upner windows of the houses in the ma
tive quarter of the city last night but
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