The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-30

miral Watson as being at Bangued, the
records of the navy department show
that the following men must have been
left at Baler on the east coast OF the Is
land. where the Yorktown's boats crew
was captured last spring: John Dillon.
Charles A. Morrissey, Ora Il. Mcdonald.
William II. Rynders. o. w. Woodbury..
d. c. Avenvilie and a. J. Nygard.
No Longer Formidable.
Altogether. the news from the army and
naval sources today is highly encouraging
to the officials here as indicating the prac-
tical end OF the opposition Of the insurgents
In the north of Luzon. So far as known
the only formidable force is that left In
Cavite province under Gen. Tryas and that
operating In Pauay
Troops Pushing Ahead.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s.--Csen OTIS ad-
vices 20 the war department today show
that the troops are pushing rapidly ahead
AMI indicate that the decentralization Of the
insurgents is complete. Two dispatches
were received today. The frs, related TO
the operations in the northwest par, OF
Luzon and is as follows:
THE following from the northwest Luzon
coast:
Young left San Fernando. the aad inst.
where Marsh's hattaiion ~ the Thirty-th ra
infantry arrived on the 2sth. on which day
Young was at Namacpacan, where he was
supplies by the navy gunboat sanar
Oregon Lands Men.
He marched out next day, The Oregon
landed $40 men ~ viean on the 2i,b inst
No opposition. The sailors were welcomed
by the inhabitants. Believe the Spanish
and American prisoners are sttli I'm the
vicinity nf Bangued guarded by small
insurgent force Reports from the north
east indicate that 51 insurgent troops At
Bayamboug Nueva Niscava province sur
rendered yesterday t. T.awton's troops lie
advanced by both the San Nicolas and
Carangian trails"
Captured All Their Supplies.
The second dispatch states:
Gen. Macarthur reportT from psya,n
bong that Bell, with the Thiyty-six.h and
a company 81 the Thlrty-shira infantry.
struck The enenev can1FnsnSef bv Gems
San Miguel ard Aie5an5r,no In the noun
talns YVES, of ManKa.arin. and by series
of comhats through the mountains has so
scattered their forces that concentration
Is impossible Bell has captured ali their
quIck-Hring ard krapp guns. ammunition.
their powder factory and arsenal with
LnoHsAnas or poursie Df lead ard shee,
copper. all ;he;y transportation engineer
ing tocis. clothing and food supplies The
property scattered over the rrsounsains Is
now being collected Twenty OF The klltef
ard wounded o: the enemy were left on
the field. Bell does nns report casualties.
expected this evening"
Establish Provisional Government.
MANILA. Nov. ~ s.s5 n MT /. sun
posed that the snsurgent garrison AZ Bay
ornbong province ~ Nuava yisoaya. mira,
hering from, 30 to 80 men. has gurrensere5
90 Gen. Lawf0n. who started FOR that point
with the Thirty-fc8rth Infantry.
Capt Nichols. who commands A sesaes.
nsens of the TwentythIri infantry at Zsrs-
hoanga, island Of Minfanao. has establish
et a provisional government thsrs. The
insurgents have sgrrenderey. 20 him four
cannon ard 20 rgses
4 Dispatch from .he Associated prasx
correspondent al Ssmacpacan, province os
IrnEoa dated November ~ says:
TIE Oregon. sarnar ard Cafsao with 20
hlGe-tsekets sns marines from the Oregon.
captured port of vigan. province o, soath
IIcccs, north % here. today. The sarnar
ard Cailso ran eio.e in shore. after shoe.
wsra fired and rsssn the Sara. Caaso ard
Oregon engaged in a sharp bornbarinsn,
OF Esxan- The firing from sne shcrs ceased
almost Immediately ard the sailors and
marines. with a atlA piece were LANDED
IN IN reported that l. 80 Insurgents under
Goaunzsd On HAgs Twe