The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-06-15
ROUNDING Up INSURGENTS
/ War Department Statement Of
Captures and SurTendCrs.

Compilation Of Reports Covering 1t
Period JD to april IT-PUbIfsncd rs
Evidence of the DisiRfeGratIol of
The Trouble in the Philippines.
The War Department has compiled
list Of the captures and surrenGers Of
FiiFinos. tending to show the d5sinte-
grafton Of the instruction in the Phil
ippncs The list shows the total number
Of Insurgents who have been taken by
the Americans since the outbreak IF the
trouble and names those leaders who have
surrendered or been taken prisoners by
capture since the beginning Of the present
year, with their rank in the insurgent
army. the number of men with each, and
the places where they were taken.
The most important capture made of
course was that OF AguinaIdo, the leader
of the instruction. who. with two Of
his staff officers was surprised and
captured at PaIanan. Province of Isa-
bella, 10y Macabebe scouts under Brig.
Gen Frederick Funston, L 5. Volunteers,
on March -
The compilation Of reports covers
the period up to April Il Up to
January I, 1901, the total number Of
insurgents captured or surrendered was
2I.5yI, together with 5.0tS rifles 30
field pieces. something over 2.O13 shells
and balls 513.S61 rounds of ammunition.
and - tons Of powder. From January /
to April Il the number Of captures in
Clude pa officers, 2i59 men; the number
surrendered was $50 officers. 6.492 men:
making a total Of 1,G57 officers, S.9J1 men,
or q grand total up to that date of 81
As insurgents captured and surrendered
To this is to be added I,9gS rifles captured
! I Of
rounds Of ammunition 45S bolos. and y
pieces Of cannon The surrenders and
captures in detail from January / are as
follows:
January 2-Three Heutenants and men
surrendered at San Francisco de AIaIabon,
Luzon-
January 4-Lieutenants Eugene San Pc
dro and Domien de Ia Cruz, with Z men,
to Lieutenant Curtis Twenty-second In
! faHtry; Estanislas Francisco. insurgent
/ leader. at AIangalang. Leyte-
January 5-FiTst Lieutenant Embosca-
do and men Of Sandrico's command. at
San Artonia, Luzon; men at San Juan
LUZon.
January 6-LieUtenant Joaquin Nativi-
dad, his lieutenant, Gresorio CeGhir, and
Il men, at San Isidro. Luzon-
January 7-MarceIo Nontevirgen. Insur-
Col. A ". = 'rIiss Second Infantry
January -Lieuter ant Cipriano Cande-
Iario, with men, at San Isidro. Luzou; >
of Sandrico's Heutenants, TO Major Dent,
TUenty-fourth Infantry. at Cabanatuan.
LUzon; CamiIo BunaE. SiXto AeIdeZ and
Reniot Nabuti, insUrSent gents. at Boac-
Marinduque, TO Lieutenant Colonel Cor
Iiss. Second Infantry.
January 9-FIve men at Cabangan, Fan
ay-
January I0-CaptaIn and Adjutant An
dTeas Castanda, Captain Mariana Santos,
Second Lieut. Emn=torio de Leon and
Felipe de Ia Cruz at Las Pinas, Cavlte:
First Lieut. Tomas Mendoza. Second
Lieut.. Juan Connade and thirteen men, at
Cuyapo; Irsurgent Governor and Civil
Governor o. ABra-
January II-Branch Of Federal party. or
gained at BoIanga, LuzoH, Icy best citi-
zens: Lieutenants FvI=ciano Clomente and
CIPriano Clemeute and seven men. at Tar
lac. TO Lieut. Col J. W Bubb, Second In
fantry; General Delgsd0. COMMUNICATIVE
chief, Ioilo Province, Panay. 10 Major r.
H Noble, A \. G, L. s. Volunteers. and
Lieutenant Vandeman.
January I2-FIfty-three men. at Ban
sued. Luzon- to Col R Co-nba. Fifth In
fantry. and took oath Of allegiance to the
United States.
January I4-Capt- Troadio CoharTubias,
OF LaCUna's guerTiIlas- at san Isidro, Lu-
zon: Capt Filipo Eucarnacion, of Gero-
nimo's band, at San 4Iateo. to Col A S
CUmmins, Twenty-seventh Infantry. L S
Volunteers at Bangued- Luzou- eighteen
men. to Col. X Comba, Fifth Infantry;
Honorio, insUrgent chief. with thirty men.
Of Delgado's command, at Santa Barbara,
Panay-
January 16-Fernando Caruncho. secre-
tary-adjutant Of Second Zone at Pasig-
Panay. to Major J R Prime. Forty-sec-
Ond Infantry. L 5 Volunteers
January ls-CataHnO OrteZ Luis InsrIr-
gent chief, at Luzon. to Lieut. r Shell
don, Twenty-second Infantry: two lieu
tenants and IS men, in Third district, De
partment Of Southern Luzon; Second
Lieut. Alejo de Bolon, with 4 men. TO
First Lieutenant Sheldon, Twenty-secoud
Infantry, at San Isidrc. Luzon; Capt.
Vicente de Castro, Of Sandrico's com
maud. to Lieutenant Taylor, Second In
fautry, at ZaraEoSa, LuzOn-
January 1.-Two Iieuteuants, 10 CAPTAIN
Hamilton Twenty-second Infantry, at
San Antonio, Luzon-
January zG-Secoud Lieut. Baldomero de
Ia Cruz, Of Ger0uimo's force. AT San
Mateo, Luzon. to Col. "A S Cummins,
Twenty-seventh InfaItry, L. s V0lun-
teers, oath Of allegiance administered at
Nigan, Luzou, 10 over loo men under