The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-12
STILL ANOTHER
FIGHT AT MANILA

Oh Inc American lett. mad been pdrticu-
lary annoying since daylight, 30 the
Third Artillery drove the rebels OUT OF
tho jungle al noon. ia the meantime
Few more OF our men were Wouhaeu.
Bass an ARTIST representing Harper
Weekly, was shot in the arm.
The heat to-day Knocked out , uld.s
more Of our men than did me llo.lo
outlets. especially in Che maran.ands hot.I
li Malabon. where me Kansas l.slii.lors
was stationed tully fcofe OF 'He"'
were taken 20 the hospital
Among the incidents of the day IL IS
| cited that Privates Hartley and titch' OF
the Thirteenth Minnesota Regiment were
] both wounded n the legs by the same
bullet and Private Mitchell, OF Company
| b. Firse Kansas Regiment, while assisting
] q couple of men 10 the rear was shot I'D
| the left arm.
The railroad is now open to Caloocan
and supplies for the troops are being
forwarded by rail-
THE CAPTURE.
MANILA. Feb. Ill. 80 A. M.-The fol-
| lowing additional particulars regarding
| the capture Of Cal00can have been Oh
| tained:
The insurgents had been concentrating
| their forces for days at Cai0ocan and
Maj0r-General Elwel OTIS. the Ameri-
can commander hcre determined 90 at
| tack them lie instructed his command
ers accordingly and requested tho assist
aUce of The naval forces under the CONE
mand of Rear-Admral Dewey. Major
General Macarthur reported that al was
ready and at o'clock Dee received the
/ following message.
"Thc commanding general orders you
to go ahead with the programme
tSieuedJ BARRY"
CAIOOCAN- SHIELDED.
The attack began Immediately The
monitor Monadnock and The cruiser
Charleston shellcd Caio.mn for an hour
General Naetrtlur's artillery also did
/ lo..ti,.. ,rort, fr.,, "a tnl boz tr. row
,.-...,.,,... -, -, c-.,. o+ts
's"'ie' 20 He.'' Il', '5'n ,'l'F D"s'
N"ii ms ''l-"H,' .7l"- OF '"' MAJ
SIS Regiment, the Montana Regiment and
tnc Third Artillery. Regulars. acting as
infantry advanced Handsomely. pushing
forward iu tho f4oa ~ Tho FuiDipo bri-
-. ,t..-e..r.- .. 40 tbo,. b.t t,.,
'.' "'' .-.'f % '"., ""-
Neily was Ul'u-'S
ioulet ana Hr' io me mountains.
40 cInch cease ifin6 ana recall
were sounded The troops were then
upU through Calooran and north OF if
General ,l.cArfbrr asf,r..isbod his 1ofr
3D.. lst,oo.n and .fr.,at5or,d he ff,es
-.r fbe ri,bt nv fbe c,nt,re ~ Co-
,aocan the control of much of the roll
inc stock was obfafrod The cft, IL
,,..,,, r,,i,,c- ga t.,.i,...s. 81, t...... .t.
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a. ''9 'ile SINCE ,'' 'D''i'aN OF nos
u''i's. iNr American losses yesterday
were 'uie' men hhleI ana thirty-iour
| wounded among the latter arc gallant
| Lleutena1t-C0i0nci Bruce Wallace. of the
Montana Rceimcnt and lielifenont ~
,,e Second l,..,f.,. ...l,.. ,,.. Co.,. -
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| .t. .-.. '.'. '''r,.'7 l""i fF "'los7
u,. s''"'' '"- e"'Ni' i's' He"F-
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! IN LlSh fI'Al5E.
! ,ro,..i,D ~ fo. a eesp alch from
cs, 5,.oii. .Di.s ..r C"l,uLe OH = ioo-
| America Mans ,rJ ,bc g.rec,slor 90 ,, t,.ts
| which thev we're carried OUT The de-
spatch adds:
At +. ~ the American ships ceased
! firing. Then the army fired three guns
| a. an interval oil Ten SECONDS s,,n2iline
/ me sdfahce oi zee Uno'e ,'Ht the Kan
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