Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-30
WHITE MEN LEAD REBELS.
White Traitors Personally Leading
the lnsur.cnt Filtpinos.

Manila, Oct. %. While scouting nearil
Loco a detachment5o the Twentieth ard
rwnety- eighth regiments, under capt.
Beieler. We're attacked by 400 nsursents,s
armed with rifles under the command
of a white man, Who's. nationality Is not
known by the Americans The insur-
gents for the most part We're in-il
trenched
After a heroic fight Capt. BeiglarI
drove off the enemy. killing more than
ssventS-fiNe. The fight lasted for two
hours. Capt. Beiglsr and three privates
We're slightly wounded and two of the /
Americans We're Killed.
A civilian launch towing a barge
loaded with merchandise near Arayat
was attacked by 4 force OF $50 ir.s,r-
gents under David Faein a desertei
from the Twenty fourth infantry. TheBI
American troops IN hearing the firing
turned out in force before the boat could
be looted and captured
Fagin, who holds the rank of general
among theinsurgsnis. Ia . sworn special
enmity toward his former company. OF
the twenty men captured 81 month ago
seven have returned One MAS, killed ms
la fight. his body being horribly multi
lated.
Fagin sends messa ges to his former
comrades threatening them NTH vio-
lence II they became his prisoners. II
Mas Fagin men who captured Lieut.I
Frederick W. Alstaetter, who is stiil a.
prisoner.
Cen. Halls expedition. with force of
nearly 900 men. thru the mountains to-
Bipangonan. province of Infanta. in
pursuit of the insurgent general Cables.
a!tho it discovered no trace of the en-
envy encountered great hardships on the
march. Twenty Chinese porters died and
forty men We're sent into hospital.
After stationing q garrison of 25o men
in Binangonan and visiting Poliilo
Island, off the coast of 1nfanta prov
ince. Gen. Hall ard the rest of his force
embarked there on the transport Gar
ronse.
show daily increase of insurgents
there owing to the fact that recruits
are going thither from the towns.
Whsle a detail OF the Thirty third Vol
|unteer Infantry was returning from
Bangued on raf1s II was fired upon by
insurgents Sergi. l:erdstaller being
Killed and Two privates wounded.
The philippine commission has de-
customs tariff from its own insestiga
tions. assisted by he report of the
army board The result viii be for
warded TO the United States for pubii-s
cation and discussion among those in-
terested IN foreign commerce.
When the details appear TO be satis-s
factory and the draft has been APP
proved by the secretary of war. the
commissions Viii promulgated 1t here as a
Han. The measure has taken on a new
and international commercial interest,
land the courst Of the commission is
heartily commended here.
| Archbishop G,hapelle, who recently
lleft Manila! accompanied by several
Ifriars. for the northern districts OF Luz
zon. under conditions that aroused the
suspicious OF the Filipinos here that he
4 intended to &esta blish the friaTs In par
fishes there, was warmly welcomed ON
4 his arrival at Dagupan.
AS two years have elapsed since an
|opportunity for baptism had been pre-
scented, more than $500 pfrcons have
3been baptized.
In view Of the protest Of the parish
! against the appointment Of q friar as
parish priest, Mgr. Chapelie did not at
tempt To make IT,.