Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-01-20

unable TO stand the onslaught dropped
their pieces and made for the country.
By this time, day had broken and the
light aided us in comfort ably taking
care OF the prisoners and our captured
scttcles.
The search common TO such times
was pushed with vigor all day. and all
manners of srms and munitions of war
were found in the houses OF those who
Formerly claimed AMIGO (friend0
Lieut.. Bates With 20 men pushed on
two miles further and captured en ar
sens and com missary wareh ouse, the
latter containing several cases of cool
beer which was enjoyed by offiesss and
men alike.
We spsnt 9 pleasant night in eur
new capture and early next morning
AsB 30 the victorious colum moved of
over the wagon road. We arrived at
Capit that evening where che 9Th Ioft.
welcomed us with food and conducted
'us 20 our quarters.
wzLceHR RETURN.
Next morning, Monday, We arrived
home where the boys met as with
warm food and O chee ring wsleome.
Our capture amounted Co lB0 prison-
erS<2l0 rifles, 10e00 rounds OF ammu-
milton, ID csrrabos teams, "a native
ponies, 900 boles, 500 bayonets and
geod deal OF personal property in
ciading the efecss of General De Joth
Agsie's secretary.of war and official
documents.
Ths above Was the result of our mid
night march which is The most com
plets rout and theabest capture of the
season, few more such captures and
the irsurreet.0B will be It's ali over
now"
KILLED Ra RrLIrINos.
Put Lee with three companions OF
90. B, :esh Inft.. stationed at Oap;as
went Of on q chicken hunt yesterday
N orning which unfortunately proved
his isat- The details are meagre. But
. scouting party rrom 90. e, 25th,
Initial Bambon under Lieut.. Corner
discovered burning clothes of an
Amerisen soldier and on further ia-
vsstigsrion they discovered the re.
R,ains>of Pvt. Lee, hacked in q terrible
manner by Dolos in .insurgent hands
and no. trace OF his companions. 1t ia
presumed that after they hsd shot Lee
they cut him up numerically and at
tsxnpted.to bury him. It is tho0ght
his isscompanions were made csptives.
Senora AGuina lde, mother OF the
notorious Aguinsldo, the lstter's son,
and, sister, and SEQ 600 tAexican) were
reported captured lass night.
I6e correspondents or the Manila
"Trihune'' wish Gen. McArthur's COL
umn -sends the following interview
with natise TO his paper The native
said he escaped from Beynmbung upon
the approach OF the Americans.
APECULIAR sToxz.
On the Sunday preceding the occu-
pancy Gf, the town by Americans, Agui-
naldo, who OF late had been despond-
ent was more SO, and cond not sleep.
So jumping, like q maniac, he snatch
ed his sword from its seebbard ex-
claiming, 'iLhate Americans, and not
one of their prisoners iu lay hands
shall live. In vain his wife pleaded
with him to desist, but ke.Sushed her
even thceatcning her with his
\ aside, broke out OF Ahe house
sword, and made for the prison in
which Lient. SGilmore was ,sonfined.
Upon arriEsl there. the guards recog-
.nizing him allowed him 70 pass. He
went to Gilmore's cell and with his
sword tightly grasped walked in.
Gilmore was awake and watching
the dictator. though the latter was ig-
norant of the fact, Gilmora unabserv-
ed drew up q loose stone from the
| q aor and removed therefrom q tiny re-
volger he had kept since his capture
aud figured asleep. Aggie thLnkipg his
time to act had come assumed the at
titude of feRser and made q luRge,
when report rang out clear on the
still night air and Aguinaldo, the IA
nous dictator fell dead, shot through
the heart.
The story is not believed because we
left q woman who ressmbled Mrs. Ag-
gle and who would neither deny nor APP
proved her identity, in O'Donnell last
sunday morning. The Tribune says
icy are not responsible for the story.
RIkNzI b. LRMUs.
Pvt. Co. x. 25th Inft.