The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-26

lC-Se WSS psosanfy ercaCEt TO ITS present.
proportions by desertson. The last definite
news as 10 Asuinaldo's whereabouts is that
he passed through Trinidad. east Of Arm
gay, toward Baeomhong, escorted by ID
men of the Balscsn battalion. who hai
dw.ndiei from coo within a week Gen
Mino. who fought the rhir;y-third at san
Jacinto. is supposed 20 have Joined him. A
letter from Gen, Mtno has been intercept
ed, In which the writer says that 20 OF
his men were killed or wounded. but that
he had enough. however. going to the
mountains
Young stiii on His Trail.
Gen. Young, with the Macahehes and
Chase's troop OF cavalry. is st,ll on the
trail of the rebels. Men and horses are
badly used up, Gen. Wheaton is trying
10 get resnsorrements and supplies TO
them from the coast Gen Young left
Tayug on November IS 70 CONNECT with
Gen. Wheaton. Two troops. commanded
by Capt. Hunter. and Lieut.. Thayer with
twelve men started for San Fabian. TAX
ing the chances OF getting through the
lines Of the enemy. who were supposed
TO be between Asingan and San Fabian.
After daring ride by way of Magadelan
and San Jac,nto. he arrived at San Fa-
bian on November IL dashing through a
considerable force of the enemy at Mag
adelan. His undertaking was reported at
Manila by courier from Gen. Young to
San Jose. The fase of Lieut.. Thayer and
his companions was not known until to-
day. and fears prevailed here that they
had either been killed or captured.
Other Details Of the CampatKn.
Mai. Swigert. with the other two troops.
reconnoltered toward Pozorrubio. twice
attacking a force which II was afterwards
learned was Aguinaldo's rear guard. In
the meantime Gen. Wheaton sent the
Thirteenth regiment TO santo Tomas and
Rosario. two launches from the Oregon.
Lieut. Nihlack commanding. accompany
Ing them along the shore. A hundred In
surgents were found intrenched at Ro-
sario Bucks battalion and the lancers
drove them from the trenches and routed
them, the Thirteenth regiment losing one
man killed and three wounded. Cronin' 5
battalion marched to Pozorrubio. there
finding Gen. YounEs force. which has
just learned that Aguinaldo had passed
through Asinsan on hts way to Binalonan
the night before. Gen. Yoang started to
head of the sparty at Pozorrubio. and
might have succeeded but that he took the
wrong road. reaching Manaoag. where
he struck the rear guard OF the insurgent
chief. capturing a quantity OF supplies.
Aguinaidos wife's effects and thirty-five
Remingtons. Darkness coming on COM
pelled him to abandon the pursuit for the
night. and a heavy rainfall In the two
following days handicapped him. else
Aguinaldo might have been captured.
How Buencan nimo Was Captured.
Buencamino's endurance was exhaust
cd, He had left Aguinalao's party there.
and remained among the Americans a
week. till the natives betrayed him.
Aguinaldo fs on the mountain trails. hav-
ing twenty-five horses in the party. and
has good chance of eluding the Ameri-
cans unless he gets among hostile natives.
Gen Law.on entered San Fabian with
his stan on November Is. after perilous
and exhausting trip He arranged the dis
tribution OF troops In the surrounding
country and started to return to Tayug on
Sunday.
Government 1T Dawupan.
The business men OF Dagupan and many
foreigners have sent word 10 Gen. Lawton
that the insurgents had evacuated. and
requested that he garrison the place.
Capt. How.and took a battalion OF the
Eighteenth regiment and proceeded TO
Dagupan He found 800 people IN a town
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