The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-12-20
DIED In SERVICE.
LONG LIST OF DEAD SENT BY
GENERAL OTIS.

Lieutenant Gilmore and Party Probably
Secured by United States Force.
Aguinaldo Reported Going Toward
Salsona In disguise.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ia list of dead
sent by General Otis was as follows:
Drowned, Rio Grande, near Cabanat.
uan, Nov. Z, Twenty-second infantry, q.
j. Marks, f; at Tayug, Dec. Z, Twenty.
fourth infantry, John H. Johnstone,
corporal, H.
Dysentery, Nov. %, Thirty.fourth in-
fantry, Frank Wells, A; 1lth, cavalry,
John Delaney, sergeant, E; 18th, Fourth
infantry, Otto Unger, M; 14th, Twenty.
first infantry. Davii E. Buckingham, l.
Typhoid, 9th, Twenty-second infan-
try, Charles Rainwater, O; Dec. s,
Twelfth infantry, Dean S. Shearer, E.
Gunshot wounds i'll action, Dec. 10,
Thirty-third infantry, Gilbert Baron,
G; 10th, Thirty.sixth infantry, Hardy
l.. Laurence, by comrade; 9th. Third
valry, Charles Rist, +.
Suicide. 10th, Thirty-s xth infantry,
Mark a. II Hills, corpo al, e.
Meningitis, Dec. 10, Thirty. seventh
infantry, Lewis l.. Eastwood, @.
Variola, Dec. 10, Third cavalry, VIII.
lam O. Mcfarland, X.
tuberculosis, Dec. g. Thirty. fifth in.
fantry, Homer Paup, A. 10, Twenty
second infantry, Arthur Hollenheck, L.
Oolitis, Dec. Z, Eighteenth infantry,
Thomas Smith. X.
Septicemia, Dec. 10, Ninth infantry,
Henry Wolper, sergeant band
General Otis cabled the war depart
ment as follows:
"MANILA, Dec. l9.--Hughes reports
from Romblon island his arrival at
Capiz. North Panay, 10th inst, driving
out all ragalos. Carpenter, with six
companies, is occupying Northern
Panay, two companies ON Romblon
island. Hughes, with battalion Nine
teenth infantry, has gone to Cebu to pc.
lice that island. Young, Northern
Luzou, reports several minor engage
ments, with few casualties. Colonel
Hare, with small column, still i'll pursuit
of insurgents column which has Ameri-
can prisoners, has passed through noun
tains and is marching on Pamplona,
short distance east of Aparri, navy Co.
operating. Seven hundred and thirty
one Spanish prisoners arrived last even
ing; 800 more expected today; 400 leave
for Spain this afternoon.
MANILA, Dec. l9.-It is officially an
nounced that General Young repor +,
that he believes the American prisoners,
including Lieutenant Gilmore. are now
in the hands of the United States
troops.
MANILA, Dec. 1S-The following dis
patch. dated Dec. 10, was received from
correspondent of The Associated
Press at Leoag, province of North Ilo.
cos:
Natives at Manitong, province of
North Ilocos, report that Aguinaldo in
disguise and accompanied by several of
his generals. left Manitong last Satur-
day with 500 men, going in the direc.
ton of Salsona, from which point he in.
tended to proceed to Cabugaon, province
Of Cagayan.
eau insurgent major, claiming to be
in command CT 100 Fllipinos who have
been guarding 23 American prisoners at
CabugaoD, surrendered. He wrote his
captains to deliver the p soners TO Gen.
eral Young.
General Young's command is now
divided into six or seven parties, which
are operating in the mountains about
Laoag. Several parties are hunting for
General Tino.
major Swigert, with detachment
of the Third cavalry, had an engage
ment with 800 insurgents near Dingras.
Two Americans were killed and two
wounded. Several FIlipines were
killed
Captain McCalla, Of the United
States cruiser Newark, has occupied
Claveria and Pantalona. The Filipinos
surrendered 1000 rifles"