The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-15

to United States: Comrlandante Saturnio
| Jav1lIo. with 3 officers and 81 men. at Sig
March 2o-Capt Ciriaco NasigIu. to
| Lieutenant Colonel Pratt, Forty-sixth
! Infantry, L s Volunteers: , Heutenants
! and 10 men. at Slang. LuzOn. and took
| the oath o. allegiance to United States,
! at Piia, Juzon. % residents took oath of
| allegiance TO United States; Capt Fran
| cisco Marasigna. First Lieut. HospiciO
| tIllaDarlstH- ana i men. at CaIaca, LuzOn-
| March 21-Capt- Lorenzo Miranda, OF
| AieJandros command, at Angeles. Lu-
! zon; Majors BevaTinO MOntOjO and IsidTO
! Garcia, ] captain, Heutenants. and y
| men. at San Francisco de MalabOn, Lu-
| ZOn-
! March 22-Nine insurgents. at Santa Ma
| ria Luzon: I men al SlIiacub. near Can
| don Iuzon: Colonel Rosario brought in
! to CaVite. LuZon, 81 men Of TriaS com
| Hand; Colonel He-mogenOs Bautista, Of
| GerCnimO's command, at Mariquina, Lu-
| zon, through arrangements made by Fed
/ eTdl PART, Jose BacaEa1. insuTgent pres
! idente Of Slang Luzon, took oath Of al
! leSiance TO the United States: officers
! and . men of Trias command at linus,
| Luzon- captain and 8 men, at Naic, Lu-
| zon; Ramon fIagan, with lieutenant and
! % men, at CaDiz, Panay; Chinchilla,
| with = men, IN Leyte, General Fulton and
command, > officers and Pa men, Antique
| province, Panay, TO BriEadier General
] Robert hughes L s Volunteers, thus
| ending instruction in Panay.
! March Emilio Aguiualdo, principal
! leader of the Instruction, and two staff
! officers. surprised and captured at Pala-
! nan. Province Of Isabella, by Macabebe
| scouts, under BTiEadier General Frederick
/ Funston, L : Volunteers: Major Manuel
! Scareila, at Batangas. LUzOn, and took
oath of allegiance. Lieut. Col Doreteo
! Lopez. Major PIacidO Gersuern. 3 cap
/ Jaius. 1 lieutenant and sergeants. at Ma
| Fl4uIEa. Luzpn. and took oath Of aHegi-
/ aHce; Captain EmigdO XOras, at BenatO,
/ EanaE. CeIeStino (Tubatavao officer of
! Quintin Sales command at IloiIo Panay.
March 2i-I hirteen guerriIlas, at Ange-
! los, LUzon; Lieut. Col Bonato PeOdora-
| 1T ApaiIt, LuzCn- oath of allegiance ad-
minISteTed at Tanauan- LuzOn. to 5g7 ma
tiEcSs at SantO Tomas LUZOa. to 464 ma
tives: at Batangas. L.uzou. to 45J- ! lieu
tenant and men. at NaiC. LuZOn- Poute-
EITaS. with 20 men. at MambUsae, Panay.
March 23-tTeneral ATs5OIa signed his
surrender at his camp near Nueva CAGE
res. iGZOn- Lieut. Faster Mumzon, his
adJutant, other officers. and men. at
linus. LUXOR; at Iauauan, Luzoa. I93 na-
tives took oath Of allegiance to the Unit
cd States. Lieutenant ArIStOn PaciOna. at
DaSmaTinas- and took oath Of allegiance
March 25-One lieutenant and 10 men of
Pastors command. at Imma. LuzOn:
about 1850 natives took oath Of aIIegi-
ance at san Vicente. and 76G at Maniac
PAGAN. both towns OF Luzou. 81 natives
OF Nile. Luzon. took oath Of allegiance: >
members of FTGctioso SembrauO-s band
At DaSupanr Luzon; > officers, at Tibias,
Panay.
March z7-Twenty insurgents took oath
OF allegiance at Panay and MOT0ng. Lu-
zOn. Lieut. Felipe Cristobal and Hospital
Steward Diego San ChangcO. at Mari
4 quina, LyIzon- and took oath Of allegiance;
1 65 natives Of Fila. LuzoH. took oath OF al
-egIance; / lieutenant and men of Quin-
tin Sales command, at BaratOc NUevO.
Panay; FTacticante de Frimora Antonio
Cliveras. TagOlos Of AntipOlo- and Sec
ond Lieut. Arsenic Tampa, of IloiIo, Pan
ay. at IloiIo: both were members Of QGin-
tin Sales command
March 2S-NajOr SaUsipino OTdiIes San
tos, at Bariquina, Luzon, and took oath
OF allegiance Lieut. Col. Mariana CIuitOT-
r0z. with / lieutenant colonel majors,
captains. o first and > second Neutenants,
l captain Of police. and > prlVateS, at Pa
sig. LuzOu. and took oath Of allegiance;
, men of Ruiz company at Mambasao,
Panay; Sertin, insurgent officer at JuIre-
no. Panay-
March 59-second Lieut. Francisco Re
yes. at Luzou- insuTgeHt officer, at Nam
busao. Panay. Lieutenant Ferror. Of Con
trerO's band. al CapiZ. Panay. ContTeraS
and BoTes, insuTgent officers, at Panay,
Panay. Capt TeabOlO de Silva. chief OF
staff to Lieut. Col Maxine A5ss ana
took oath OF allegiance at Boac, Marindu-
que officers and IG0 men Of Capistranos
command at SumiIaC. MiHGanaO. and thus
ended trouble in Nindanao: AIikpaH and
Ruiz inSuTgeut chiefs. at MabbuSSO, Pa
nay. TO Capt Davis , ShanEs, Eighteenth
March 3e-CeneraI Geronimo. comma nd
ing Eastern Bulucan- MoTonS PROVINCES.
with Z officers and 2 men. at San MateO-
I.uz0T. and took oath Of allegiance to
United States. COntTetTas. commanding
I second lieutenant ana II men, at BaIa-
van Luzou; men of PaljOTau Battal-
ion 1t linus LuzOu, ! major and men,
a Nan igulua- LUZon- and took oath Of al
leCfanCp to United States; g insurgents
took oath Of allegiance to the United
States. at Polo. LuZon. Lieut.. Col Pach-
eco Contrctras of Gerouimo'S command
and Lieutenant EilIoria- Of Gonzales.
band surrendered; 5 men of Torres
command. ct EuIacan. LuZon-
March 3l-ThiTty officers and 10 men,
at Ia
b Hughes L s Volunteers. q men in
Northern Nindanao, To EriS- Gen. VII
liam a KObbe. L ;. Volunteers Col
Teodore Gonzales. insureent Civil Gov
ernor Of Manila Province. with : cap
tain. 5 first ueutenants and second
Iieutenants. and a men, at Maiabon.
IuZOn. . first Geut2nants- , second
Heuteuants. and + sergeant, at PasiE.
Luzon; l major and 1 captain At Mari
quina- Luzon- and took oath OF .allegi-
ance; oath of allegiance administered
10 members Of the Federal party at Mari
quina. Luzon, demonstration at Tayug-
Luzon. by leading citizens Of surrounding
country Of satisfaction over capture
of Aguinaldo- Col Julie Norrora- 3 Off
GERS and > men Of Cables command, al
Santa Cruz, LaSuna, Pablo Teeson, with
Major Gil Ramos and Lieut. Valentine
Dautis at BarriO CcmiaO, LUzoD; oaths
Of allegiance administered. at Tanauan-
Luzon. 30; at Saua Tomas, Luzon. IS:
al PiIa .-UZOn. Is. % insurgents in Min
danao: I second lieutenant and l2 men Of
PaIOpOTau Battalion. st linus. LuZOn;
General ATefvla- / colonel. . lieutenant
COIonelS majors p junior officers. and
about 81 men at NueEa Cdceres. LUzon.
oath Of allegiance administered to all
April AT San Francisco de MaIabOu,
Luzon, 50 men OF TTias column: Capt.
Juan Cortez with l first and 1 second
lieutenant and 10 men. at Eiuaug. Luzon.
and took oath of allegiance, PeorO Tail
UWncOTpus with J. men. at Balan@a. Lu-
zon. II men Of PalipeTan Battalion, at
linus Luzon-
April AT Tauouau. Bataugas. Luzon.
oath Of allegiance was administered to -
natives.
April Major Vicente BaIgate. . first
and > second HrUtgUauJS and l6 men of
Colonel Gonzales command. at MaIab bon.
LuZOn: ] captain, > first and second
Heuteuants and I man, through efforts Of
General Geronimo, at MaTiqUina, LuZon.
April 4-Ttn officers and - men, at san
Mateo. Luzon.
April two captains. 2 ftruteuants, and
- men. at San Francisco de Maldbon. Lu-
ION; First Lieut. Pauline Flores. Second
Lieut. PTedCnClO TegdOrO. and 3 men of
Gonzales command. ut MaIabOn. LuzOn-
General Saudico. at Cabauatuau. LUzou:
First Lieut.. Juan CaldOo, Of Pantua's bat
TALON. at Los Bauca, LuZOu
April Three officers and II men. at
CaIooCan. Luzon; Major Francisco Bau-
tista Y Dimiyaga. of NaIvar's command
took cath Of allegiance TO United States
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