Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-29
IS 1T ACu|NALD0 :?
Jubado Says It is the Cousin of
 the Filipino Leader.
AGuINALDO AND HIS CABINET

canang Palace-First Execution ill Manila Under American Rule Took Place To-day-Cable@ram Pass Be tween Macarthur and Secretary Long.
 Paris March 29.-An interview with Regidor JubadO. who claims to be the Filipino agent in Europe. is published here. He says he has received the fol lowing cablegram from New York: According to precise information. the man captured is not President Emilio Aguinaldo. but Baldomero Aguinaldo. chief of the generals staff and Emilio's cousin.
 Manila. March 29-Aguinaldo to- day conferred in the Tagalos language at the Malacanang palace with sev- eral former members of his cabinet and other prominent Philippines. whom he had asked to see. They explained to him the hopeleSSneSS of the insur- gent cause and advised him to use his influence to establish peace and for the recognition of American sovereign ty. The result of the conferences is as yet unknown.
 The first execution in Manila under American rule took place today at Fort Malate. where five natives were hanged for the murder of Archibald Wilson. the Englishinan, superintend- ent of the water works. The motive for the murder was robbery.
 Twelve thousand FiliDinos have taken the oath of allegiance to the United States at San Vicente, South IlocOS province.
 Washington. March 29-The follow ing cablegram was received at the navy department this morning from Admiral Remey:
 "Cavite. March 29-Bureau of Navi- gation, Washington: Macarthur tele- graphs: Thanks to splendid cO-opera- 1ion of NickSburg. l have Aguinaldo securely in my possession at Malacan- ang. General Funston loud in praise of everything navy did. Entire army joins ill thanks to yourself, officers and mem Remey.'
 Secretary Long replied to Admiral Remey as follows:
 ''Remey. Manila: Inform IacAr- thur highly appreciate his and Funs- tons generous praise navy and con- sratulate them heartily. Long,"
 Manila. March 29.-Brigadier Gen.
 
 render. Sumulae Mindanao. nine off cers. one hundred and sixty men. one hundred and eighty-seven rifles, eight Y shot guns. CapiStrano'S command. This ends the trouble in Mindanao as far as the Philippines are concerned Rrigadier General Hughes reports. Alikapli and Ruiz. thirty-four guns, surrendered to Captain David c. Shanks, Eighteenth United States in fantry
 At ManburaO. two hundred and six guns. Fullons' command. surrendered to Lieutenant Colonel w. s. Scott Forty fourth United States volun. teerS.
 Signed, MACARTHUR Ithaca. March 29.-President J. G. Schurman of Cornell university, who was head of the first Philippine com mission. gave out his views on what he considers should be done with Aguinaldo He said:
 ''AguinaldO has shown that he possesses administrative gifts of hisl order, and just as soon as ho follows his former colleagues in taking the oath of allegiance and accepting Amer ican sovereignty we should utilize his gifts in fulfillmeEt of our task Oi governing the archipelago.
 II should think it highly appropri ate to appoint him governor of Ca vite. BuiacaE CT some other Tagaios province. Now that the inSurrectioI is over the greater problem of gov ernmant confronts us. It is 10 b( solved by our using the natural lead CTS of the Fi!ipinos in high office, ant giving to the different peoples all self government. municipal and provincial of which they are capable. To use AruinalGo just as soon as he accepted tic oath of office in carrying out thi: program would be the most import aat step in the direction Of the policy of co-operation. and an impressive il lustration of it. That way lies tn' solution of our Philippine problem.