The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-30
Col. Egbert, Formerly Of the
9th Infantry, is Among
the Killed.
IAc Helena and the Army GmbOats
>lcllcd the Town of Malabon
and Country Beyond.
Ihc toncduOcS Focused All Its Batteries
tplu Iaranquc fCrTwO Hours Great
damage rouGht Ihe EVacua-
tion of Malabon Was
Picturesque Rout.

lion of Malabon Was
Picturesque Rout.
MANILA, March 2S.-The American,
ave advanced along the line Of the
4pan railroad. driving the Filipinos
.0- Naiinta and New Canayan, where
'.r. were 5000 Inhabitants. Sunday
i ' ,Ac hrigadc> Of Gen. Harrison
i Da. n..- and Gen. Hale encamped IN
4 ,.rrrmr'> trenches at New Canayan
4 a '.at of Gen. Wheaton at Malinta.
..o movement of the Americans will
4 .l-Acd in this direction.
I,l soldiers of the Oregon regiment,
v..e searching for two Of those killed
o-.'r in the fighting, sneaked into
.t.'r "a the morning and found the
,.ao. .u "a condition Of chaos. The in
a."n's. seeing them, fed in panic,
4 '.aDng the American forces were
81 possession. The Orcgonians shot
rl armed natives and then re-
ru,e go camp.
.ae americans Monday morning
1900" tac important town Of Polo and
D. Hm.cr of small villages west
,ac railroad deserted and
rTar They are advancing
'le railroad
Monday the Washington volunteers.
'." ao.i Pasig Sunday, had an en-
Aeni with a band of insurgents
drove in their outposts. In the ]
'ae IIHpinos lost several men.
..r "icd States troops. under Brig. '
Lloyd Wheaton, captured the I
~ Nalinta, beyond the Tuliahan
... sunday, after sharp fight. Col. a
-. O.. Erbcrt, OF the 92d regular in t
-.. Was killed. Prince Loewen- n
formerly a,dc-dc-camp on the t.
" Brig Gen. Miller, at Hoilo, b
.'" got in front Of the firing line h
"a> sAot in the side, dying almost
a1,y. \ German, who accompan- II
m. was wounded. \,
Evidently anticipating lombard. st
- hr tlc feet. thousand rebels va
.- N".aton Sunday night leaving sv
.'" 20 burn the town. Gen. w
r''on'e brigade composed of the ca
.'-'H regiment and the 22d and % NJ
stretched out along the rail-
.ton ta.oocan 20 the Tuliaban ca
.'' P'"cricse toprevcnt the with sit
'' .AS 10 The natural obstacles We
."e strong opposition. A column in
az oaybreaN was the first in
'" "i The encny's intention, but o'c
followed AT various points all of
bending in dense balloon-sbap- Gle
''' The flames OF the burning sin
~.' and large buildings could be erl
seen from Caloocan despite the bui
ar,uu.cht. Mo
.t ID O'Clock IN the morning Tho r.
"""f or Importance not de. the
'" 'Ne center OF the town was roa
.'-e church, but even at noon wac
... started among the sup
3D.. J." lhe outskirts Of The
although the general exo- 81
'''' place much earlier MANY the
'''e.s sought refuge in the bula
w NaYotos and Casag, or were nese
.... .,.~, ~ the shells Of the who
'' '"'''o' Ningdapan and Laguna III
rs.....,. prise
ftp, s..[' we artillery and in capt
.. '' across the stream. Final one
"-'"'ers moved construction prea
...f.,. '''"Be' the iron frame cute,
-'e 'ac aoor ." " -
,...... 6"'nS on the I'd Ore and
... crossed the river on the Tn
c...,.... on The right. with than
''"panies e the 9ad int.., II,
.ycl.,. ''''er regiment. A that
itc. = vN"" stretched away ende;
,ied ~, i, mile to Malinta, verse
.u. Wbc.,...'' MAXI
lne,nd.D anu ms STAFF were ali tends
tn. VIII. ram OF bullets. Col. the ei
NO. ,,.. ,n =" inc thickest of the of Ge
vas placoa III The abdomen. McKi
opt was ..,., =" s'retcher and an war
6g, 1"' s''ii made 70 carry him to the Wa,
aas a ,oo., y" 'he way tempt
ton. bar;,..', '''t'hg scene. Gen. fghtii
done polI. > 40 "eae, said: "You the Al
heavy