, OCTOBER 5, 1899,CAUGHT.it to Viaku r1 tat ionaod 24 years old,leton Monday by charge of robbing io. Their names For real Ferrous, been te.egrapbed ada 'rt train androbbed the stagebanned tbe ditch* monger tram near3ared i*ay try theukmg for aootbers they bad takenposited with the boys. They also mount uf 180,000, l be bold qp took0 aDd Burns, 52 beritif Huutlllgloulid tbe work mid f tbs mot bar. He1 the facta in the give tip tbe $1000 ibmeni, The rose i woman brought ft,fur egam)nationjr., October Tk to be very mocb ton Tribune.tXJlf I*AWloiif or Alum in AllPRISON FES RELKABEPFilipino* TurnM Them Over to Americana Have Bren Welt Treated.Manila, Soph 30 - Fourteen Americanprison era um I en lie ted soldiers have I men delivered up by tbe Filipinos,The American prisoners arc Corporal Otto Shea, and Privates Albert Ktieb* beok, Otto Anguer sod Peter Hoi lias,all of the Third infantry, captured nearBali nag, July J8 b ; Joseph Mao Id rath,Jatucs Boyle, VV i 11 it*m Miller, John Crin*sbaw, Ohoinas Daly and Eli Drew, of lb© Sixteenth in'antry, captured at Cabicicau iu August; Paul ft pill two and Lou in Ford, of the Foudb inf so try. nod Charles Wilmwler. a discharged Thirdartillery man, captured by bandit* whileboating near Mat a boo, and George Gar-bum (colored) orderly of tbe Sixteenthinfantry, who was put off a train near Maloloe and tin mid lately captured byinsurgents.They looked the picture of health, and were dressed io new Filipino uniformsof blue gingham, and were carryingmonkeys and other presouls from their Filipino friends. All unite io Haying that tbe Filipinos gave them the host they bad of every thing-General MoArtbur'a brat inquiry was for Lieutenant Gilmore’s party, and General Ah jnmJriuB replied vaguely that they were m the north. GeneralMaoArthur asked if they would be re tensed, and General Airjandrius enid: “I roust consult, tomorrow, my govern merit, before answering,”tI\cCftIKI0wII 1I:Ct:nut11fltnDtlita6d