Evening star., 1899-03-28
MaeArthur's Division Resting Before
the Filipino Stronghold.
FORCED MARCH In EARLY MORNING
Aguinaldo Stakes All on the De-
fense of MaloIos.
YORKTOWN TAKES A PRIZE


morning.
On approaching Bulacan, town of 25 oot
people, he halted, preparatory to attacking
it.
The heat was intense, being so degrees
on the coast and fully 100 degrees in the
interior. The Americans suffer a great
deal. In spite of the heat, however, every
man was eager to proceed toward the
enemy.
The rebels have unloaded about 500 men
from a train, half mile in front of Gen.
McArthur's forces, with the object of rein
forcing the Filipino garrisons at Bulacan
and Guguinto, on either side of the rail-
road leading to Malolos.
The fact that the railroad is in operation
from here to our front greatly facilitates
the transportation of supplies to the troops.
Before the break in the road was repaired
the transportation of supplies was very un-
certain.
All is quiet in front of the lines of Gems.
Oyenshine and Hall. A battalion of the
California regiment, which has been land
ed at Enrique, Island of Negros, has been
received with every manifestation of joy
on the part of the natives. The command
of the Island of Negros has been formally
rendered from Gen. Miller TO Col Van VAL
Eat of the 18th Infantry.
y detachment of ninety-six Filipino pris-
oners was escorted into Manila today
Their appearance aroused great interest as
they were marched from the railroad de-
pot to the prison.
Yorktown Captures Steamer Mundara
MANILA, March 2S, 7:f0 pm-The
United States gunboat Yorktown has ar
rived here with the Spanish steamer Mum
dara, owned by the Mendezona Company of
this place. The steamer was captured,
after a stiff chase, in the Cuff of Lingay-
en-, 245 miles north. When she was first
sighted the Mundara was entering the
gulf, but she headed seaward The York
town fired two shots before the steamer
was overhauled.
OTIS REPORTS CASUALTIES.
Killed and Wounded in Yesterdays
Fighting.
Gen. Otis has reported the following cas-
ualities:
MANILA, March IS 1899.
Adjutant General. Washington:
Casualties, March 81
Killed.
1st South Dakota-F'irst Lieut.. and Adju-
tant Jonas H. Lien; Company H, First
Lieut. Frank Adams; E, Second Lieut. Sid
ney E. Morrison; D, Privates James Nell
son, Mathew Ryan; E. Harry Keogh, Lewis
Chase, Peter Ryan, Frank A. Shraeder.
10th Kansas-G, Corpl. John Shear and
Privates Caerofi, Williams; 1, William
Kinny.
10th Pennsylvania-H, Private ]. o. Cline
Wounded.
1st South Dakota-I, First Lieut.. Paul D.
McClelland, arm; c, Sergt. Sidney j. Cor
dell. ankle, severe; Private5 George Amoor
thigh, severe; d, Ray Washburn, shoulder,
severe; Isaac johnson. arm, severe; First
Sergt Ernest Madden, thigh and hand, Sc
we're: L. Sergt. Arthur A. Northrop, thigh
severe; Corpl. Frank E. Wheeler, testicIe,
slight; Privates John Staube, lung. chest.
severe; William F. Pankey. arm, moderate;
!, Warren Crosier, shoulder, slight; F, Ben
jamin Strodle, neck severe; Peter ]. Tier
ney, ankle, slight; Guy P. Squire, leg, Sc
we're; G, COrpls, Alexander Hardy, hip
cnoderate; 1, William Amos, arm. slight:
Srivates Homer Slockmeyer, knee, severe;
VIII May, abdomen, severe; X, Ray s.
Nichols, shoulder; L, Alison Myers, arm;
Fred Brunger, arm, moderate; NJ Matt
Schuebel. leg. slight Charles H. Wackson
head, severe; First Sergt. Charles B.
Preacher, chest, severe; Musician David
Elmes, leg, moderate.
10th Pennsylvania, Private Morris Bar
clay. side, severe; ]. c. Niichrey, leg, mod
crate.
First Nebraska--F. Capt C. W. Jens,
elbow. slight. a, Privates Joe Scott, knee,
slight b, w. y. 7. Rymes. arm, severe;
d. w. Scriven, knee, severe F, Frank
Peterson, kree, severe; George Newsort,
leg, severe. H. H. E. Wright, foot, severe.
j, Iah HolbrOok, shoulder, severe; Serman
Bensel. knee; Musician Albert Taylor. scalp.
L, Privafes VI. 1. Sayles. chest. serious; r.
T. Riley, thigh. severe NJ. George L. Sears.
hip. severe; Perly NJ. Busic, forearm. Sc
we're. d. John Greetzer, scalp, severe.
Twentieth Kansas-A, Corporal Fred Re
cob. thigh. severe. H, Privates joseph
wahl neck. severe. L, Leslie Sitzsr, arm,
severe
First Montana-A, Private Harry Athey,
thigh, severe. B, ]. o. Bolkey, nack, Sc
we're F. Joseph Lorenz. back. severe. G,
William Yost, hip, severe. H. Frank Glib
son, leg, severe. l. Addison Seymour, chest
severe; A X Lunskeenan, chest, severe;
John Tierney, thigh, severe.
First Colerado-H, Private Harry Kerr,
chest, severe.
Twenty-seconG Infantry-I, Private John
Hogeboon. shoulder, slight.
Third Artillery-Battery II. Sergt. Ben
jamin III. Heilt. abdomen. severs; Musician
Henry j. Roth, forearm. severe; Priyates
John McConess. leg. severe. K, Frank B.
Ctron. thigh, severe: Orin Mckay. leg. Sc
vsre; A d. Broeckling, knee, severe; John
Gillian, foot, slight. L, Tom Culbertson.
Hum, severe; Clarence E. Chappell thigh.
severe; Alexander Pike. hip, severe; Cant.
]. c. Read, conmissary subsistence, u. s..
Volunteers, finger, trifiing. spectator