Jan. 11, 1901
I and several others were sent to reinforce the bunch at Cabugao. This looks like a little excitement as the niggers outpost is on a
I and several others were sent to reinforce the bunch at Cabugao. This looks like a little excitement as the niggers outpost is on a
Lts. Perrington & Burke arriaved at Cabugao with 35 men. They will stay here till dark and then leave for Baras where the nigs. are
Baras P.I. Left Cabugao last night at 11:00PM and after marching all night over rocks and through mud till we could hardly drag one foot
Capt Leon, a resident of Virac, was arrested today at his house. Evidence was found in Bustos correspondence that he was chief of the commissary
Native police captured Captain Bruno alias Marquis Maquis (the card sharp) one of the foxies niggers on the island.
Seales & I went up to Bato with a canoe load of canned tomatoes, codfish, corned beef, and hard tack to sell or trade for
Seales and I went on a trading expedition to Bato & Arroya.
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
54 men of Co C 15th U.S.I. landed at Virac today to relieve us.
Left Cabugao with all our props in a small yawl boat for Virac. Used ponchos for sails.
Went up the mt. to see my girl, saw transport come in and hustled back to find it the Ohio. Went aboard about 5 P.M.
Disembarked at Andre Monument & marched to Camp Wallace on the Luneta. Dress Parade