End of March
We were able to convince Mr. Bell, the headquarters’ clerk-stenographer, to teach us English, with each one agreeing to pay him eight Mexican pesos monthly.… Read More »End of March
We were able to convince Mr. Bell, the headquarters’ clerk-stenographer, to teach us English, with each one agreeing to pay him eight Mexican pesos monthly.… Read More »End of March
Seales and I made our regular market trip.
Went with the bull cart to Virac for rations.
Left with detachment at 5.45 yesterday morning for Quilbait in the Camarines. Nothing of interest discovered. Returned 7 P.M. – distance traveled, all by water,… Read More »Friday, March 29th 1901
Left 7.30 A.M. March 21st for Lopez, arriving there at 11.30 a.m. 22d, returned by different route, reaching here 4 P.M. yesterday. Trip was an exceedingly… Read More »March 25th 1901
To-day the dictator celebrates his birthday, and on this account many people have come to congratulate him. [TRANSLATOR’S NOTE.—At this point the diary abruptly ends,… Read More »March 22, 1901
Five prisoners captured at Pandan by the 15th Inf, passed through here on their way to the G.H. at Virac. One of them is said… Read More »Mar. 21, 1901
Left 4.30 A.M. Marcch 16th for Airis, by row boat, arriving 10 AM. Left Piris 6 A.M. 17th, arriving San Narciso 11 A.M.; left S.… Read More »March 20th 1901
Cuco arriaved for a load of hemp.