Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26

woods. and child. four years 5ll, With
Whcatons troops. Two tnn,<;;,r n,,i-
lars gold. belonging to no. lc; cNptu,-
ed and now in Manila treasury ..
Heavy storm in Lingayen has pre-
vented loading Of troops there tor the
north.
Macarthur has captured insurgcr.--
director of railroad who endeavorad
destroy railroad to Dagupan: also
Cart. Lawrence E.nglishrnan, who
served Aguinaldo's artillery. A
Telegraph not working north Of
Tarl;lc today.
"i-.,wtnn believed to be on military
road tp 'Bayambang. Roads now pr;,c-
ticable. for wagons. and supplies for
mir! being forwarded
Our troops have liberated some three
hundred Spanish prisoners. recently
."... ON ITS LAST LEGS.
NJ .ANILA, Nov 25.-i:5, p M.-rhc
news which the steamship H,ut,ls
brings from Dagupan disnes all doubts
mat 'he sn-called Filipino republic IS
rruath!ns like Il house of cards Az
uinadn is deserted or being abandon
G! by the politicians. ana the army
which !. fortnight ago was entrcncheu
at T.trac and exercised i de facto GOV
@Tn1l2>t over nlne-tenthS Of the. people
y Luz"n. is fuSitiv" in the mountains
With small hope Of re-establishng the
machine. The army is scattered in ,ha
nils on both sides Of the railroad and
Wid2lN separated dclachnl,.:;S are
within the Gordon when Generals Law
toll and Wheaton have cemcnted. ."
The ruling spirit of the cabinet is Il
prisoner in Manila-a White elephant on
the hands Of the authorities-and the
small fry are tumbinS over enc an
other 70 get to Manila. Three provin-
cial governors have arrived in Manila
60 request Gen. Otis to install them in
their Old officers under the new regime
Dr. Luna. a brother OF Gen. Luna, and
a prominent insurrectionist. has arriv-
ed here. and hisfriend and many 9th
elS are applying TO Gen. Otis for per
mission to enjoy the luN,iries of Manila
after months Of separation from civ
ilization.
There were no demons trations over
the victory here The flags are flying
at half mast out OF respect for Vice
President Hobart The natives appear
unmoved and business is unruH1ed
Last night parties of Insurgents made
feeble attacks upon linus and the Ia
pote bridge. The only large organized
forces OF insurgents known to remain
are these in Cavite province at San Ma
teo and in the Zambeles mountains,
though sevral SeaportS have large gar
riSonS.
AGUINALDO'S RETREAT
Agunaldo began his retreat with .
900 men under Gregoro Del Pillar That
force was probably reduced to it's pres
e'lc proportions by assertions. The
asst definite news as to Aguinaldo's
Whereabouts is that he passed through
Trinidad, east Of .Aringay toward Bay
ombanS. escorted by ECO men of the
Huiuacan battalion who had dwindicG
from 600 Within a week Gen. Mino,
who fought the Thirty third at san ia
Sinto. is supposed to have joined him
y letter from Gen. Mino has been in
teEcepted in which the writer says that
200 OF his men We're killed or wound
ID. THAT he had had enough and was
gong 70 the mountains. M...N
Gen. Young, with the NIacabebes and
Chase's troop of cavalry is still on the
trail of the rebels. Gen. Wheaton is
irving TO get reinforcements and sup
plies To them from the coast Gen
Young left Tayug on November IS to
connect With Wheaton With the Maca-
pebeS and three troops OF cavalry. Two
troops. commanded by Capt Hunter.
and Lieut.. Thayer. pushed through to
As!nSan From that point Lieut.. Thay-
er. with - men started for san E'abian.
taking the chances of getting through
the line to the enemy, who were sup
posed to DE between Asingan and San
Fabian.
HIS DARING RIDE.
After a daring ride by way Of Magal-
dan and san Jacinto, he arrived at San
jaconto on November IA. dashing
through considerable force of the en-
envy. His, undertaking was reported at
Manila by courier from Gen. Young to
san Jose. The fate OF Lieut. Thayer
ana his companions was not known
until today and fears prevailed here to-
day that they had either been killed 81,
captured.
Mai. Swigert With the other two
troops reSonnoitered toward PoZcrru-
bio. twice attacking a force Which it
NaS afterwards learned was Aguinal-
dos rear guard. In the meantime.
Gen. Wheaton sent the Fifteenth re-i-
ment 10 Santo Tomas and Rosario, two
launches from the Oregon. Lieut.. Nib
;ack commanding. accompanying them
along the shore. a hundred insurgents
were found entrenched at Rosario
SuckS battalion and the Lancers drove
chem from the trenches and reunited
them, the Thirteenth regiment losing
one man killed and three wounded
Cronin's battalion marched TO Pox-
SoTubio. there finding General Young's;
to!ce. which had just learned that Ag-
aiEaldo had passed through AsinSan on
mis- way TO Binalonan the night before
General Young started to head off the
party At PoZo!rubio and might have
succeeded, but that he took the wrong
road. reaching Manaoag where he
struck the rear guard of the insursent
chief capturing a quantity Of supplies,
ASuinaldo's Wife's effects and 80 Rem
ingtons.
DARKNESS DELAYED HIM.
Darkness coming on compelled him
TO abandon the pursuit for the night
ana heavy rain fall CT the two fol-
lowing days handicapped him further,
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