Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
American Loss Four Killed and
Twenty-Five Wounded.
BATTLE Is IN PROGRESS.
Fighting Itesaa on Tuesday - fnsur-
Eents tetr.atiog TO santa
barbara.

Manila, Nov %. 1850 p. m.-scver-
fighting to the north OF iiollo began
Tuesday. Nov slst -Four Americans
were Killed ara twenty-five wounded.
Including tire officers.
III insurgents are rctrcntlng to SAM
"a barbara but the lighting continues.
EVENTS ~ LUZoN.
Manila, Nov. %. 5;55 .. m.--Gcncrai
Macarthur has returned 90 Tarlac and
has established his headquarters at
Agulnaldoa former rcaidcnco.
During the entire movement from
Corona 10 DagupHn not a shot was
fired. The inhabitants VI san carlos
met the Americans with u band for
mcrly attached to the inHurgcnt army.
and the mayor. with Gen. Macarthur
and Col. Beli In carriage. headed II
procession through the town. Gen.
Macarthur received an ovation. EN-
planning the American Intentions he
announced they intended to garrison
all the towns On The railroad. Hun
drcds NJ mon are In the Held harvd sting
rice along the railroad. The foroiiinerA
In the territory assert that Aguitialdn
was not expecting the American hd-
vance fur month. whom the rains
o. large part ~ his army to scattrl' To
their homes and do the harvest NIX.
The soldiers had hidden their rifles
about their homes.
n this 10 true many rifles are lik ely
| to be brought In to secure the $50 Of
| fercd for each weapon seized.
The fording ~ pnmpnnra river ahn"o
| Turlac by the Thirty.HiNth regiment
| nui battalion Of the seventeenth
regiment was noteworthy feat IN"
ala d d ~ nHa
/ command was fcrried on RATS and the
| remainder swan over holding onto "a
| lie line strung ACROSS.
Gen. Wheaton, when den. Macarthur
| communicated with him, WA holding
San Fabian and two or three nclghbor-
| mig towns
capt Leon Hnuacr's capture of the
/ town Of pDuunoll was a remarkable
stroke. His command c0nYl itcd Of
three companies u the Twtn 'yt-iifth
| regiment. Captain Albright and Liouta.
Bates and Morton commanding
He rtaTted nj o'clock AZ nii;ht and
marched fifteen miles IN the MAD. The
only regular approach was along "a
road and over river whose bridge
was strongly fortified. The entrance
OF the town was cntrenchod.
The soldiers left the road aud fol-
| lowed a cnttic trail 10 the re- mr. uf the
town. AZ daylight the comma nd scpar-
ntcd, one company advancing on the
NANh W wv NfNAA ANA wv NAAAfAN AlNiAh-
ing It. The lnsurgcnt force Was asleep,
except those az the outposts, who were
captured without shooting.
one platoon ran down the main
street TO a tronch and the other de-
tnchmenta made a. quick search OF the
houses. An officer dcacribinti the scene
said,
'rhc negro soldiers were pouring out
~ every house. dragging HlIcpy fright
uned Filipino warriors by tie collar and
| kicking thom into the street. IL was
a race To- see which company would
corral tho most Filirinos The women
ana children. believing the stories told
Hhrleked frlghtfully Ar,er all the
rifles had been secured the Flilpinoa
wcr" surprised by being old 10 80 to
their homes ana attend to work"
CHARLESTON \ To1 AL LOSS.
cnblegram was received u the navy de-
partmcnt today from the commander OF
the United States naval station at Ca
Nltc. T.. l..
"Cavitc, Nov. 2s.-Charlcston wrecked
Nov. 2, Last seen Nov. 18th, under
water from stem 10 smo kestnck Three
unsuccessful attempts - get near her
Heavy iyphoon since. Expect culgoa
with later news. One fra and men all
saved and we'll
(signcdD 'LUETZE."
The culgoa Is the Tappiy ship which
sailed from HonFkunT several days ago
with wrcckers and divers To examine
the Charleston.
She has undoubtedly arrived at the
scene of the wreck by this time. The
officers at the nav'f department look
upon this report from Captain Leutze
ns diminishing tho last hope Of saving
the Charleston.