LANGHORNE, NOVEMBER 20, 1902

Headquarters Division of the Philippines,
Manila, P. I., November 20, 1902.

Commanding Officer, Calbayog, Samar.

Sir: The division commander directs that you call upon First Lieut. D.J. Moynihan, Thirty-sixth Company, Philippine Scouts, for statement of all facts relating to the supposed administration of the water cure to one Father Augustine de la Pena, a parish priest of Dumangas, a town in the island of Panay, about midway between Iloilo and Banate, in 1900.

It is stated the result caused the death of Father Pena and that he was buried on the parade ground at Banate.

Forward report without delay direct to these headquarters, the matter to be regarded as confidential by you.

Very respectfully,

G. T. LANGHORNE,
Captain and Aid-de-Camp, Acting Assistant Adjutant-General.

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[First indorsement.]

Calbayog, Samar, November 26, 1902.

Respectfully returned, inclosing letter of Lieutenant Moynihan, explaining his supposed connection with certain alleged "water cure."

F. De L. Carrington,
Major, First Infantry, Commanding.