Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
/ MEN n len AND STORES TAKEN
The Late CnrIta of .ne Republic or
IN "ur Poss essio., u alt of Bnttnl-
ION Of Fllipino soidicrs, supply,
Depo,, Uniforms ana ProvlsIons
Captured by Our Troops In Their
RSpid Advnnc,.

.tlftlfA(Dy 10 WIZ
Manila, Nov. 1910 a. m. When Col
onel Bell left Capas. ten miles from
Tarlac, at L o'clock yesterday, he In
tended merely to reconnottre. He had
with him the Thirty-sixth Infantry,
s Slayens Scouts, Troop o., of the
Fourth Cavalry, and a battalion Of the
Twenty-second Regiment and Calling
& guns. -,
The scouts. mounted, preceded the
/. main body up the railroad. They met a
8 hundred rebels at Mursia, but the in
surgents quickly retreated. The scouts
found the depot burning, but extin-
guished the fire and saved the building.
TARLAC ENTERED.
The main column marched ND the
! wagon road, but before reaching Tar
& lac divided, entering the town on two
sides at s. O'clock without a shot being
/, fired. The insurgents had evacuated
the place only q few hours before, SET
ting fire to the railway station and the
rolling stock. They left q rear guard of
400 men Who, however. failed to make
q stand and cover the retreat Of the
q nlaln5 force Of 4 insurgents, as they hnd
!pfobably been Org cred TO do. ..!5
The rebel ordnance is reported NTto
u have; been shipped to the town Of
q Donnell. /.
81 RAPID ADVANCE
Tho Americans are continuing their
I advance so rapidly that the Insurgents
q have not time enough to destroy the
railroad. ~ ssa.s
General Young is supposed to have
reached San Nicolas, about thirty miles
east of Dagupan, but his wagons are
far behind.
Colonel Hayes has captured AguInal-
dos secretary and Major Coleman is
IN Carrangalan. with an escort of It's
Bolo men, on his way to the province
OF Neucva Visaya.
5, AGUINALDO'S ARMY SURROUNDED
The son of General Llaneras and his
family are prisoners. The General
barely escaped. The correspondent of
the Associated Press with General
Young telegraphs from San Jose that
Aguinaldo did not escape to the north
east He and his army, the oorrespon-
dent adds. are surrounded. His last
orders to the Filipino commander at
San Jose We're to hold San Jose and
Z Carrangalan at all costs.
The recent encounters were too one
q sided to be called fights. The ins,ir-
gents are MORALLY afraid of the Ameri-
cans, however strong their position.
They make but q brief and feeble re-
distance and run when the terrible
American yell reaches their ears, where
upon tho Americans pursue them and
slay them. III
The moral effect of the news That co.
600 troops are on their way here has
been Enthusiastically great
MANY FILIPINoS SICK.
The insurgents are suffering more
from disease than the Americans. oW-
y Ing to poor food, a lack Of medicines
and filthy hospitals, with the result that
s there Is great mortality among them.
General Lawton has intercepted q tel
egram from an insurgent captain to a
Filipino General, reading:
How can you blame me for retreats
Ing. when only twelve of my company
were able to flght?1"
OTIS OFFICIAL REPORT.
Washington, Nov. 1s.-The following
dispatch from General Otis was re-
& ceived at the War Department to-day:
'y, Manila. November 10.
MacArthur's, advance Thirty-sIxth
volunteers and cavalry troop, under
Bell. entered Tarlac ITO p. m. yester--
day. Enemy fed. By great la Dor Mac
y Arthur succeeded In getting forward to
.Canas yesterday all artillery and quar-
termaster's transportation, and will
e nave command in Tarlac to-day, his
duRAHco5 pushing forward to save as
much of railroad as possible, which en-
emytrying to destroy on retreat. Many
deserters from enemy, who passed in.
to Macarthur some thirty rifles yester-
day. Insurgents in that section re-
ported to be short of provisions. La w
ton pushing forward with great energy.
his advance obliged to leave behind ali
transportation and depend; to great 'ex.
tet, upon country for subsistence.
MEN AND STORES CAPTURED.
Hayes, Fourth Cavalry, in vicinity
of Carrangalan, has captured lares
amount of insurgent property and
nearly half battalion OF 400 Boio men
transporting Aguinaldo's property
north over mountains, together with
his private secretary and seven off,
Z GERS: Young with Third Cavalry and
Batson's Macabebe scouts, followed BY
balance battalion Twenty-second In
fantry. leaving behind all transporta J
ton, pushed out on SAM Jose, Lupam.
San Quenton and Mayug road and
scattered enemy stationed at these
points, most of whom were driven
81 southwestward. Vessel with squadron
q Third Cavalry fsstsned forward e to
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