KILLING OF Twenty-six Malcontents Are Cut Down by Second Sec-ond Cavalry Manila, P. I, Jan. 11. Twenty-six moros were killed today whilo they were attempting to ambush American Ameri-can troops on the Island of Jolo. In fighting, Lieut. McGee of thc Second cavalry was shot twice and one American soldier was wounded. Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing, commander com-mander of the department of the Mindanao, in a conversation, declared that he believed this fight would mark the end of armed opposition of the Moros to American rule in tho Island of Jolo and more especially so in regard to tho resistance against thc order for general disarmament of thc natives. The 'Moros who lay in ambush for the American troops on this occasion comprised, he said, the last of the remaining malcontents. malcon-tents. There aroltwo officers named McGee Mc-Gee in theTSecond cavalry -.Lieut. Oscar it." McGee apd Second Lieut. Hugh IT. McGe6y0 I'jic.ut., Qscar A. McGee wasc listed In the last official offi-cial roster as being absent from the dhision