Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-30

Manila. Jan. a. S. sa's..' -s .,
Captain David D. por.ss,iOa ,n,s tn.
,oas par, Ia tho sssueh worse ,i.a
. Interior OF samar; They suffered
.prsviously ae'.,d were wi,hsu, food
y. harss The natives Who ae-
pver, ~ marines claimed ney
~, N tinsaish the edible
1.-THE marines did net be-
niger Of the marines against
Hves Il intense. None OF the
10 returned with the marines.
u The marines suffered SO aeutely from
Starvatlon that they ate raw tho eesh
of two doga
when Capt. Porter and the nrst three
Of his men staggered into camp they
were dellrious aud difnculty was ex-
.perlenced In ascertalning the where
abouts OF their companions.
williams. OF the First infantry. head
ed the relief expedition In the face
OF a t0rrential rainstorm which flooded
the rivers.
He succeeded In reaching thu re-
naming men who would otherwise
certainly have persisted. Ho found
them all delirious. Two OF the men
were discovered In the branches OF
trees barking like dogs. Some Of the
marines are so III that they are not
likely to recover.
Gen. Chaffee has endeavored 10 OBJ
tain full details OF the trip Of the
marines. but Capt. Porter Is not yet
able TO lcidly explain the matters.
The expedition into the Interior Of
Bamar led by Capt Porter. Of the corps.
numbered thirty-sII men. II had been
absent two weeks. The marines had
been provided with ratlons for only
i've days. ON January u Capt Porter
and twenty-six members OF his party
reached the coast Of the islAad ~
OAAfl Atu
and little hope Of their safety was en-.
tertaIned.
Gen. Charee has returned here from
a trip TO various Islands.
Major Lot and three Filipino lieu
tenants with 10 rifles. 3 revolvers aad
"a bolos. surrendered TO Major Ander-
son. OF the Sixth cavalry At IlpA. pro-
vince OF Batangas. Lot was brought
In sick on a litter. He was cordially
hated at Lipa where he looted So 0oe
Of jewelry from prominent fam
lilies. Nlckerson scouts captured Col.
Lot, a brother OF Major Lot. Rsar Ba-
tAngRs
The sen lral outlook in lIlansas
province Is decidedly favorable. A par
" OF insurgents. led By two renegada
Americans. recently entered Alansu
Ian, in Leyte province. claiming they
were constahulary. but not yet uni
formed. The impostcrs were taken "a
police headquarters and were royalty
entertained by the native sergeant ia
charge AZ a given signal the rene
gados and insurgents fell upon the
police. who. though outnumbered more
than two 20 one. fought desperately
! and drove or their assallants after q
hard hand to hand night. In which bolos
were the chief weapons The victory
was notable. as the police were com
pletely surprised. and also outnumher
ed. They lost two men killed and had
one wounded. The insurgents left
one dead.
The criticism OF the senate minor
ity report ON the Philippine tariff Din
has been general. both In public anc
private here, though many people ad
init the statements made in the re
port are correct.
Gen. Wheatons vigorous criticisms
deferred entirely 10 Prof Schurman''
Ipeoch 40 Boston. though he hold.
be professor IN high person esteem
tho statement that u person who
hade such remarks here as thos.
tedltcd 20 the professor during hH
Boston speech would De sent 90 fail
referred merely 20 the recent seditloI
law.