The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
He Has Two Men Wounded lnsur-
gents Lose Heavily
GILMORE'S MEN ARE SAFE,
Otis Receives 4 List Of the Prisoners
i'm FilipinOs' Hands from Him.
Iuna's Commission Returns
With New Propositions for
Pcacc-Ihc Department
is Encouraged.

WASHINGTON. May 2-Ihe following
cableeram was received by the War De-
rsrtmont shortly before midnight
Manila. May g
"Adutant General Washington
general Lawton's column passing
westward from Norzsaray captured
paueincs and villages in vicinity yes,er-
dav. scattering and pursuing sixteen
hundred msurgcnt troops His only
casualties. two wounded. insursont loss
several Killed. large number wounded
and captured Numbers not stated Have
onened communication with Lowton Via
Aiar0l0s. by means OF Halc5 troops and
dotI0 hmcuts from city.
GILMORE SAFE
The following cab'egram was received
at the War Department at miinisnt
Manila May 3.
"Adfutant General washington.
List OF prisoners n hands Of insurgents
inst received. shows Lieutenant Gilmore
and sevcn enlisted men, navy lost from
Yorktown. and -.x enlisted meu army.
three of the -iX wrousfuIly arrested in
January before hostiiuos commenced
All reported 20 Doe doing we'll Beside
CENT, so,,tb and contain norkefeller
stnf .,,...oYn-oI f,r
"OTis."
MANILA. May 9-9.22 p M-The first
authentic Information REGARDING Lieulen-
amt j. G.. Gilmore and h.s party of four
teen men from the United States Gunooat
Yorktown. who were captured ny ths
FIipinos ON April llh. was received Toe
"-' s ,...,-.I ,,.,rf, Tuna.
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49,, and b.. .i,,,.I b, rfeut.naut Gilmore
49,, f'.,,..r.'r, ra,orts that h4 and bis
-l 81. ,~....b. ,.r..s tho
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tt., ,r.f'.,- General
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' ,...'.. ..rl,.,.i,.,. sl- ,bo ,rfe9ners
-.,5 ,+ ts, en1 of tho brflgo
.,'. 1.- 81, tro t,,crirg NJ Eiiini-
. ,,.ro.. oo,d.,,. througbout the vart-
-.,, ,,o-..,is.iors had baon an that could
10 desired or "a civilized nation.
.p.f.,g.es ronor, that the FUipino army
&c deserving San Fernanfina and ma ssing
- ~ Thomas and that strong entronch-
ments are being constructed at the sides
OF the railway and ON swamp front IN
the feet posi-. ti0ns possible.
Men of the United States Signal Corps
have established teiegraphic communi-
cation with Major General LaWton. who
is advancing in westerly direcu n.
General Lawt0n lost one killed and five
wounded yesterday near san Rafael
whore he strongly ontrenched himself
General Iawt0n to-day is marching on
BaUrag. where large body of insur-
gents have been concentrated
OUR NEW ALLIES
General Hale started at dayhreak " IN
souad of cavalry and two guns NJ the
r-,,, p,.+orv from Columpit I'm north.
o.stlri,, firocfiop IN co-0nerate with the
,r,,,heboos Who have asked tho Ameri-
-. +t... f- or1.r tro+ tbo,
r,iob, feht the TaQalos Tho Aracabobeos
have already organized ID company or
r,li,-.o, ~ Guard tho town They are
,.~,..-f,,, r-,go o~isonors to General Mac
,-+b,-
pror-r,s,r, pr.>-t-v-r-D
80. - ,~,,.f,os
o' VI 80 80 ,,,. st,o ~ Gem
l"'"' '. ,.,,.,,. ana
Luna CUR ''e' ". -
press lhe request oi w.. '''" - ~.
cessation OF hp-uIilIr-. "'s "'t '''N
the heid or laror msst unH'n'l ""''
The officers were received ODD '.nleieH-"
by Major General T. : ous. The pro-
posais which they had 30 submit differed
but slightly from those which they
brought from the Filipino commander Do
the first place.
They desired a little time IN which 10 |
summon Congress. and expressed them |
selves as being confident that the Con |
eress VIII decfee peace "''''ae '"o
people desire &c..
Thov represent that AeulnaldO is with |
out power TO surrender the army and the /
Congress must decide that question.
NOT 4 FAIR lESA.