Judge — May 27, 1899 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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LIGHTER, SMALLER, MORE CONVENIENT, - - BOOKLET FREE, MANUPACTURERS, Bausch & Lomb ‘ical Co Ontical Company | Photographic Catalogue on request. j MEW TORE CrTIcE, 26th Street acd Broatway. | catcago, ‘State and Washiog: cn Dts, | aooroy, |IMPORTANT ILLUSTRATIONS in THIS WEEK’S ISSUE. LATEST PHOTOGRAPHS FKOM THE SEAT OF WAR. Graphic disclosure of the Difficulties which beset the American Troops in their splendidly successful Campaign against the Filipino Insurgents.—Removing the Wound- ed from the Emergency Hospital at La Loma Church to the General Hospital in Manila, — Hurrying Supplies and Ammunition to follow up Wheaton's Advance against the Fi —The Utah Battery hastening forward with General“ Irving Hale’s Brigade — Mid-day Rest of the Ammunition Train of the advanc- ing Americans —How the Americans hastily bridged: the Gap in the Malabon Bride, which the Filipinos blew. up to prevent the Advance of our Forces Ten Minutes after it was blown up our Soldiers v ere crossing it — Hospital Corps up the Wounded after General Hale's. Engagement with the Fili- pinos.—The ingenious Vankee Soldier utilives a Wagon-top tor a Tent and enjoys “All ie Comforts cf Home "—The Malabon Bridge where the Filipinos blew it up, in their vain Attempt to prevent the Advance of our Sol- diers —Another View of the Ruin wrouyht by the Filipinos at the Malabon Bridge — The Telegraph Corps following General MacArthur to the Front and keeping Him closely in Touch with General Otis at Manila. These brave Men kept up with the Firing-Line and sent and ‘received Telegrams whenever required.—A Field Telegraph-operating Station sending a Report from General MacArthur at the Front to General Otis’s Headquarters for transmission to Washington by Cable ON THE FIRING-LINE IN THE JUNGLE A Snap-shot of General Wheaton’s Flying Brigade while in Action before Pasi Sixteenth of March, in the Filipino Campaign. An improvised Tent behind the Trenches —Enjoying a Mid-day Rest —Devouring the latest Newspapers from Home.—Utilizing Odds and Ends for Shelter from the burning Sun before Malabon —Roughly-constructed Thatch Coverings for the Trenches along the Firing- Line before Malabon —Where the Americans broke through the Filipino Breastworks near Malabon —Front of the Filipino Trenches, showing the formidable Strength of the Barricrs which the brave American Soldiers had to overcome.—Rear View of the Filipino Trenches, solidly built of heavy Bamboo.—Interior View of Filipino Trench in front of Malabon afte: a Skirmish—Dead Insurgent in Foreground HOW OUR W SOLDIERS ARE FORCING PEACE IN THE PHILIPPINES The dashing Twentieth Kansas Volunteers and the Third Artillery wading the Tuliahso River and charging the Filipinos, on the Twenty-fifth of March READY FOR BUSI AT THE FRONT. Soldiers of Generals Hale’s and Wheaton’s Brigades waiting for the right Wing to swing around to the left and engage the Filipinos, ‘The Firing-Line is about three hundred Yas ahead and to the left of the Point where the Soldiers are gathered. ADMIRAL DEWEY AT CAVITE. Monument of Elcano, which Admiral Dewey had sent to Washington. Company of Battery A drawn up ih Review —Color-sergeant Charles Marshall of Batt ry A —Yale Battery A drawn up ready for Action. “A GOOD SHOT !"—TARGET- PRACTICE BY THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON. One of the Features of the Cruise of the North Atlantic Squadron, which ended at N-w York recently, was the frequent and careful Target-Practice ‘The proficiency shown: by cur Gunners indicates that the good Results obtained in the recent War with Spain will be sor- passed in the next Conflict Secure a Copy of any Newsdealer or on any Train. PRICE, 10 CENTS. WATCH THIS SPACE EACH WEEK! comicbooks.com