Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-11-10

| WASHINGToN, Nov. 10.-The war de.
partment definitely located Ayuinaldo
as on his way TO the town of Boambang,
about 10 miles northeast of Tarlac. The
| recent calculations have been that the
insurgept leader was at the town of
Bayambang, not far from Tarlac, in
which ease the several forces under
Generals Macarthur, Lawton, Young
and Wheaton would have had him prac-
sically surrounded. There had been
some doubt, however, as to the name
Bayambang, and this was cleared up by
definite information fixing Boambang,
instead OF Bayambang, as the place of
Againaldo's refuge. A dispatch from
General OtiS mentioned Boambang and
at the same time reliable information
came through diplomatic channels that
Lieutenant Gilmore and the other
American prisoners We're at Boambang,
Ii the mountains far to the northeast of
Tarlac.
1t was expected that the insurgent
capital now will be shifted to Beam
bang and the efforts of the American
military forces will be directed toward
that point. 1t is i'll the mountainous
country Of the north and apparently
out of the fertile and populous regions
where Aguinaldo thus fan has con.
Quoted his operations. 1t is said to be
accessible from the south by only Que
route along river which is a branch Of
the Rio Grande.. This leaves the rebel
leader little or no opportunity OF COM
municating with the coast OF getting III
supplies. He has also left the railroad
behind.
1t was SAID at the war department
that the columns of General Young and
General Wheaton will push on to the
north, following up the insurgent
leader aid his scattered bands.
WASHINGTON, Nov. III. - Admiral
Watson cabled the navy department the
following account of the part played by
the navy i'll the Landing made yesterday
by General W heatou on Lingayen gulf,
in pursuit OF the plan to surround
Aguinaido's forces:
"MANIIA, Nov. 10.-Tuesday after.
noon, Knox, with the Princeton, Ben
nington, Helena, Manila, Callao, and
Samar bclnbarde,i intrenched beach at
San Fabian, Lingayen. Landed Whea-
toms command. Moale was III charge
of the boats, McNamee, Reynolds and
Nelson assisting. Snow, commanding
the Baltimore section, was beach master,
disemb.rking and landing under rifle
fire admirable: no casualties. Callao,
Tappan, Sanlar. Muslin, ssecially conf
mentlcd. Sd;Iar struck several times"
The last line was supposed to state
the uaule of the mon specially conf
meuded aud the boats TO which they are
attached.
A telegram received at the war de-
parGlueu. e>ii:
"MA>iIsA, nov. 9.-General Wheaton
successfully landed expedition at Lin
gayen. west Of Dagupan. afternoon of
9TH a9aiust considerable opposition
slight casualties: rough sea not permit
ting landing at San Fabian. north OF
Dagupan, Is directed; he is moving east
ward. Macarthur seized Mabalacae, on
railroad, 7th inst, Colonel Bell taking
same on directed reconnaissance; slight
opposition. General Lawton at Caba-
nathan. Troops beyond Talabara and
Ahaga have met with slight opposition,
enemy being driyen back i'll all in
stances; country still submerged, but
water falling. Troops will move rapidly
as soon as conditions permit. Hughes
moved against Panay insurgents today.
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