Richmond planet., 1900-10-27
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moved north on McArthur's wake co
garrison towns and intercept all Of
Aggie's stragglers.
On November 18th, Col. Keller with
the 2th Infantry, composing Gen.
Young's advance guard, attacked Ar.
rayat, drove cut the enemy and car
ried the position with bur one casual
ty, private being wounded in the
neck. Mailr Balance had several en-
gSgemerts with the enemy. breaking
them up in small bands, thereby max
ing Gen. McArthur's advance possible
without his flank being hsrassed.
Msoalsckat Banban aud other rail-
road towns fell bs'ore McArthur's sd-
Vance like so much chat before the
brilliant dsshes of C,l. Bell aud the
3osh: who with their Hotchkiss and
Colts automatic guns struck terror to
the hearts OF the simple natives.
One hue November afternoon after q
heavy rRinstorm ssd in the mud Al
most TO their knees, Col. Bell at the
head OF the 36 h marched into Tsrlsc.
the much bossted Insurgent capital
without firing shot. The brilliant
march OF MsArthur was made while.
Lswton's fighters gsllantly dashed
from place to place in the Arrayat VAL
ley until they finally reached San Isl
portance, which they captured with
s1me resistance, finally driving the
enemy to the four winds. Both Of
these generals by their courage and
military skill broke the backbone of
the Insurrection on Luz)n Island aud
crested lasting impression on the
entire Archipels ago.
Gen. M;Arthur rested st Tarlac his 4.
advance OF tht proceeding three
weeks, having been through rain
storms and mud and all kinds of sp-
peering lnsurm ountabls obstacles.
zen. Wheaton had landed an expe-
oitlon un1er the protection OF the
guns OF she Otegon, Helena and other
warships and mao pushed on to ssr
Fabian. A few days later they c.p-
tured San Jxcinto with the loss OF Ms
lor Logan of the 33 Il, who was NOR
tslly wounded while giving water TO q
wounded soldier and some enlisted
men' The 33cd pushed on to DAgupsu
suo entered without fight. A few
days later the 84sh entered D4gupan.
ana both regiments withdrew.
1en MeAi thur and Col. Bell started
on tne advance, meeting little or no
resistance. Gen. McArthur remained
at Ssntista and COL Bill pushed
.nrougn TO Dagupan and In a short
well merited appointments.
Gen; Lawton pushed on @ Tayup.
Gen. Young 70 Vigun and General
meArthar established headquarters at
bsntists. 10 the meantime Cant
Bachelor with battalion of the 2tth
Pusned through the mountains to
ApArrl, havIng gone the full length OF
the island. Col Kennan with the 34,h
Also pushed far north aad Lieut., Col.
nouz- OF the same regiment assisted
Ool. Hore OF the 33ri in the rescue of
Lieut. Gilmore The Bird Calvary.
"a n, S3rd and Stth Infantry regiments
pan.
La December Gen Grant s.arted ON.
with his Brig ,de Of the 3rd. 25sb and
32nd Regiments Co clean ONT the un-
rniy provinces OF BAtan aud Zambales.
Inc GENERAL with two com panies of
.he Sfd and ten of the 80 I'd set cut
from angeles across the mountains to
ciean out Bttaan and Capt. O'NaiI
with Battalion of the 25 h sat out
across Il mbales trail from Bsmbsn 70
clean Lmbales. Both Commands had
severe trials crossing the rough trails.
which had not been crossed for twelve.
years General Grant met little re-
sistance and captured a fully proyi-
stoned yeeht lying in cove near the
Town Town OF Balanga. He proceeded to-
sSpoo anu thence by boat TO Su.
p'g Capt. ONeil met no resistsnea
unsil nearly ous OF the monnts;nS
where few random shots were Hrad
on the psck- train At Batolan the en-
envy opened tire while the RattsIior
was at dinner. The boys ouieklg hsr-
MESSED up snd took BAEolan in a storm
next moraing. Ibs was taken and the
DDaesailon D started soush to Join Grant.
Iae two advance guards met at San
Manlllno, 30 miles from fba and 10
rom Suoig. At Subig the Commands
parted; Capt. O'NeiPs retu nsd to.
ioa ana zen. Grant to Angeles,
from al points commands scattered
anu psgan the general rounding unof
sne scattered bands, into which the n
surgents had become divided and
gradually the entire Luzon wss S. u
rlsoned until to-day. Soldiers a-s ar
over the Archipelago and civil oovsrn-
ments established IN every town wbieb
Is OF great assistance to the miIitsr1
AuGhorltIes IN recognizing leading
Hsorones (thievss and outlaws) securo
ing fresh beef for the soldiers sn5
Things in general. ALI, or nearly ali
towns have their native police force
winch give ample satisfaction,
AT San Nareiso in ZAmbales Pro
vince, the police informed the com
msndlng officer hat il he would fnr-
nlsn rifle they would capture sons.
Laorones. The commanding offisen
conpl!eo. In few moments the re-
PUT Oh rms was heard. When tha
police came back thsy had six noniaS
they had taken from the Ladronss
en7 or which was killed ia his attemnt
10 get away. This is only one of sever.
al occurrences. They perform all tha
troops. 'ne
The year review is most sstisfso.
Tory; The hard work OF the past yeAr
mas had its eff set aud the natives ara
our most ardent assistants in preserv.
ing peace. A year ago We oecupied 90
ml.e OF territory north and 20 mill
OF territory south of Manila. Now va
IsNv3 II.