"After advancing along the main road about two miles our scouts developed the enemy strongly entrenched across the road and along an adjacent open field. The column promptly deployed, the artillery brought into action, as had been contemplated and directed in General Field Orders No. 3, given above. The enemy fled precipitately as soon as the artillery opened on them. The insurgent loss was reported as eight dead, left on the field. Our casualty was let Lieut. E. E. Southern, 1st Washingtons, severe wound, right arm.
The advance was resumed toward Pagsanjan and the town occupied without further resistance.
With the exception of two Spaniards who claimed to have escaped from the insurgents, and a few chinese, the town was entirely deserted."