AFTER a severe battle, lasting the whole of one day, the Philippines Constabulary have subdued the uprising of the religious fanatics, the Cclorums, which caused havoc in the town of Tayug in the Pangasinan province on Sunday.
There have been a number of casualties on both sides.
The Colorums were assisted in their sudden stroke for power by a number. of girls, and it appears that a secret society of school-girls was involved in the revolt. tin Manila, Jan. 12, After a day of severe fighting Which' resulted in many casualties, reinforced detachments of the Philippine Constabulary to-day in control of the town were en a rampage. Because of the peasants who joined the 100 original invaders the ranks of the attackers soon swelled to 300.
It required 100 Constabulary men from Manila and 60 more from ug in Pangasinan Province, which was captured shortly after two o'clock Sunday morning by an outlaw band of Colorums or strange religious fanatics, There are 63 Bend and at least 40 wounded.
Several women and girls were en-Tisted in the rank of the attacking] (Colorums. The Colorum chieftains had promised ignorant peasants Yhat they would stage a successful evolution and seize the government of the Philippine Islands.
Even after. the Colorums had]
Pangasinan to attack the Colorums and drive them out of the convent.
Early yesterday afternoon the Constabulary men seemed to be in complete control but at six o'clock last ight fighting was renewed and it raged for another three hours. For 'a time all communication with 'Tayug was disrupted. Troopers now are patrolling Tayug while others are in pursuit of the fleeing' survivors of the Colorum outlaw vand—United Press. fpuffered one detent they returned fand renewed the fighting last night, mob of the invaders, including several women and girls, set fire to house behind the Constabulary Barracks. While the troopers were attempting to extinguish the flames the Colorums rushed the barracks and killed three enlisted men who were on guard duty.
The attackers then rushed to the homes of Constabulary lieutenants. Four men were killed in this onblaught and the Colorums set fire to another roup of buildings. _When Konstabulary reinforcements arrived from Manila the Colorums hid. in the Tayug convent. Entrenched there, they refused to surrender. Lo The troopers then made a mass IRttack on the convent. They sue-ceded in taking the Coloram posi-'Hon, but in the fighting five of the troopers wore wounded and nine of the Colorums were killed. Two womn, loyal to the Coloram belief led in the fighting at the Cosario Abe, the chief of the Colorums, was captured by the stabulary men, Valentin Vida, assistant to Abe, was also
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