Feb. 7th, 1900
Wednesday–The niggers have threatened a little but done nothing more in the last few days. I was on guards Sunday nights and last night. Monday… Read More »Feb. 7th, 1900
Bacolor
Jan. 30th, 1900
Tuesday–We did not go to Bacalor [Bacolor] Sunday. A considerable body of insurgents were at that place but Lieut Crawford considered that his force, with what… Read More »Jan. 30th, 1900
Jan. 27th, 1900
Saturday–This week has passed without much of interest happening. It rained Tuesday: Thursday a detachment of the boys went out for a hike & “scrap-hunting”… Read More »Jan. 27th, 1900
Jan. 14th, 1900
I went to church this morning. They have no seats at all; everybody stands on their knees. Our ball team played Bacalor [Bacolor] today, score… Read More »Jan. 14th, 1900
Jan. 4th 1900
Monday Tuesday morning I went on guard but was relieved and we (Co K) left San Fernando, the first batallion platoon going to Bacalor [Bacolor]… Read More »Jan. 4th 1900
August 29, 1899
Consolidating the maps into one. Not very accurate but the best in existence of the country. Four miles wide from Bacolo[r] through San Fernando to… Read More »August 29, 1899
18 April 1792
Having received the final orders from the Comandante, a wide-ranging passport from the Governor, and the kind letters of introduction from the Very Reverend Provincial… Read More »18 April 1792