The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-02-15

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Inc Americans are IN e0Lnttste :,'" wv
Srol OF the situation "i'Hin "a a iaUiu' 0'
nine miles from Manila n0it iinss
extending 10 Aalaooa 0a 'i'e not - "a '.5G
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mHes !oes. M? ;u " .+or 4om GaS,'I,nr, I,.,rT
oooos;+;on fba main hodv Of the rebels
is in full retreat and utterly routed.
Of the hordes OF troops originally
drawn up in battle array against the
Americans fullv one-third are already
.;ncanecitated and the Others are scat
tered in everv direction. The terrible
loss Of the rebels may be gathered from
the fact that 160 of them we're buried
in one rice field on Monday, near Pasas,
and that 81 were inferred between
Paeo and Santana.
A converted river gunboat did terri
BILE execution among the rebels. sweep
ing both banks Of the river with her
Gatling guns and her heavier battery.
Hundreds of Filipinos undoubtedly
cravled into the caaebrakes and died
there. The Americans are working
nobly in their efforts to find the wound
ed, and are bringing hundreds Of suffer
ing rebels to the hospitals for treat
ment. The natives are unable 10 uh-
derstand the humane motive when
prompt the victors to succor the
wounded OF the enemy.
WOMEN FOUND AMoHG TIE DEAD.
The CORRESPONDENT Of the Associated
press is informed that members of the
hospital corps have made the startling.
discovery that there are several women,
in male dress and with hair cropped.
among the dead
The chief of the Igorrotes, the Fill
nino natives who fought so CALAMITY in
the face of our artillery FIRE, with their
bows and arrows, is in hospital with
shattered thigh. He admits that he
never saw modern artillery aud was is-
norant Of its effects until he and his
followers met the disastrous fire of the
cannon on Sunday morning. The chief
Is bitterly incensed against the Tagalbs
for placing the Igorrotes in front of the
American battery under the preteD>e
that thev were sent 10 occupy u post Of
honor and he intimates that the igor
-ntas vii avanoa this t.eacherv when
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Of them are supposed to be still hid;r.