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

| January Y-JUen SOlIt. iuSurgcut chief.
! and - men. at Santa Barbara. Pauay.
January 22-lSS6 men and prominent
! citizens of Boac. to Lieut.. Col \. ". Cor
/ Ijss. Second Infantry. from January Il TO
/ date: and 200 men have joined the Fed
/ eTal party
! January 2@-Lieut, Grogorio de Leon. at
| Castilejgs, Luzon; Capt. Mariana Siasst.
/ at SamaI. Bataan. Luzon: Captain Cuerto.
! chief Of Euerriiias. of SaE Antonio, Luzou.
/ at san Antonio
/ January 24-GeneraI Delgado brought
! into Santa Barbara, Panay. Generoso Sol
/ map and Ramon WHAT BIanco. u sur
/ render; Captain Pazquail and - men. at
! Palanig- Luzon: Rafael ApostoI, insurEant
| leader, at San Carlos. Luzon.
/ January 25-Capt. Hermaua Gig5o Juan
/ and of his men, at Pill. Luzon. and
/ took oath of allegiance; + Iieutenants and
! L. men, at Nueva Cacercs. Luz0u. and
/ took oath Of allegiance. from January
/ L to .: at Linanbac. Luzon, oath Of al
! leEiauce to United States was admins
/ tered to 80 men. under supervision Of
/ Lieutenant White Ninth Cavalry ) men
/ of Colonel DeIfn's command, at San Juan
! de Guimba. Luzon: I men Of LS%una' $
! command, at San Tsidro. Luzon; OqeIauio
! Sornito and his band of 80 scouts. at
/ Santa Barbara, Panay: Captain Palar-
! miuico, Lieutenant MaIbor Tana. Second
! I.ieIts- Juan Oliver. Rex Vivas. Leonard
/ Espejo and g insurgents, at Panay. and
1 took oath Of allegiance.
/ January 26-Major Pedro LardizabaI.
/ commanding district and judge in iustruc-
! ton. Capt Osauro Laulpi. adfutaut Of
! Col Maxine Abad: Capt TeofiIo Rogue,
/ First Lieut.. Pedro AIadricaI. Second
! Lieut. Emilio Nova at BOac MariuduqUe
/ to Lieut.. Col A W. CorIiss Second IN
/ fantry; GreEorio Cabrera. with Y men.
/ at Santa Barbara. Panay-
/ January 27-Oath Of allegiance admin
! iStered TO about 1000 men at Malabon
! Luzon, under supervision Of Lieut.. Col
John H. Beacon, E'orty-second Iufan-
try, L 5 Volunteers.
! January 2S-Capt. Thomas Jarumaya, of
/ Malvara's command. at Ca'amba. Luzon
/ took oath of allegiance to the United
/ States
/ January 29-Lieut- Daniel Aguas. al
Mexico. Luzon; Is officers. including Ga
/ verio SoIinap, Gumban, Conception. Zon-
/ IA TarTOsa. Peneda. Macario. Lanuman
/ Bias Gallada, and Norberta. with o men
( and delegados. at Santa Barbara
/ Panay; Major PantaIeon Gonzales. of
/ Malvara's command, at Calamba, LuzOu.
! took oath Of allegiance to the United
I States.
! January 55.-Lieut- Col Francisco jaIa-
! donio, Commentaries Roses. Manuel Cat
aion- il subordinate officers. 12J men. %
/ clerks, and administra tive force. at Poto-
/ tan. Panay, First, Second. and Fourth
/ Guerriilas OF the column: Col Felipo
i@paclo- commanding battalion Of CaYitC
with MS adJutant and secretary, at
/ linus. LGzOn- 10 Captain Duncan.
February Col FeIip0 Tapacio who
! surrendered January ~ brought in Off
GERS and 20 men to linus Luzon-
February Z-MOndejaT-S secretary Ca
catuan, Panay5 formal surrender of main
portion Of insurgent troops in IIoiIo Pro
vince, Panay, took place at JarO. Pauay-
lEe town being deliberately decorated for
Ihe occasion; Major Cayo Santos and
Lieut. Trinidad Sales. of General TaI-
. ION 5 force and took oath Of allegiance
at AigHo. Panay; Ismarly, insurgent lead
/ 81. at COndeiari2, Luzoa: % officers and
/ 40 men, at IlOiIo. Panay
February Three hundred men bands
( 81 Ce5i&roSOr Solinap, CIavicra- and ia
LaHaoHi. and $50 rifles Of General DeIga-
/ dos command. to Brig Gen Robert p
/ hughes [ s Volunteers
February Capt. Juan Casugador, in
/ February G-Maior Victorino Villafranca
/ and orderly. at NaiC. Luzon. to Col w
/ , Schuyler, Forty-siXth Infantry, L S
/ February strong branch OF Federal
party organized in San Isidro and ada
. cent towns
! February S-Insurgent despatch bearer
from ASuinaido TO subordinate command
/ erS- 10 Brig Gen. Fred Funston / :
+ volunteers. at San Isl5rO Luzou: branch
s g OF Federal party organized at Sinaioan
and CaIumDO, Luzon.
February 9-SeveraI insurgent soldiers
( deserted, bearing dispatches from Aguin-
aldo TO subordinate comma nderS at San
+ IsidTo. TO Brig Cen Fred Funston, I. S.
+ Vol 4Hteers.
! February l0-Oath Of allegiance adr7.a-
( lStered at Santa Catalina. IuZou, to =24
! natives, under supervision Of Col Writ
Davis Third Cavalry at Camolig Al
( bay. lIy prominent natives voluntarily re-
nOunced their oath OF fealtg to the Fill
I pI1O flag and publicly took oath of ale
+ glance 10 the United States. Second Lieut.
/ br0teState Nalunda, with armed men.
Z at p1nay, at Bangued Luzon, $50 citizens.
including municipal officers voluntarily
assembled in mass meeting originated by
natives, and passed resolutions Of aIieci-
aEce and fidelity to the American authOri-
ties and called upon the people OF the
province TO cease resistance. and TO an
oath made on Bible and cross. all sub
sCTibed in evidence of their sincerity Sim
lar action was taken by the people Of
Bucay. LuZOH-
February IA meeting Of over 300 men
was held al Mariquina, LuzOn. and "a com
mittee of the Federal party organized, on
which all the influential men Of the pueblo
are represented; Col Simon TOcsou. with
: officers, = men, Internationally at San
Miguel de MayumO. LuZOn- TO Major Wal
ter c Short, Thirty-hfth Infantry, L. 5.
/ Volunteers.
j EDFLztfE l--lISUTgtNtS DaEHEaE and
Cunban. with u men. at JaniHay- Pauay;
all of the Fourth Guerrilla, Fourth col
umn-
February 12-AIajor MuIogio Botina.
Capt Ramon Torres. Eaciuto PaucS. and
DiOgTacios Pauas. at Sara. 2anay- Capt
Maxine Angeles, Of Torres Brigade. with
lI2 rifles 20 Captain Freelaud, Third In
fdntTy. Al HagOnOy. LuzOn-
February 13-In the vicinity Of GuiuO-
baJan. I4uzon- the mass OF BuStameuues
riHemen. surrendered and took oath of
aileS glance; Capt FelIpo Navarro. Second
Lieut. Niculla AdOvIicO, and one private
voluntarily a Munalulupa, and took oath
Of allegiance.
February Hugo de I9bona- insurgent
LUzon5 BenitO Gamateo, head OF Kati-
puHan Society in Eader- Luzon, with >
men; I iusUTEent officers at Sara. Pauav-
officers and "a men at Santa Barbara,
Fanay; , officers at lloilo, Pauay.
February I5-OHe officer and i men at
San Miguel, Luzon-
February IG-siaiapaya, with Capt. Gee
lilo Todi0. First Lieutenants Salvador Ar
mana, Geronimo Bias and $ men, 1T Sara,
Hau&y-
February I7-Lieutcnants Eigea and
Maria, with y men at Pas8cao. Juzon;
Federal Party organized at San FciipO
Novo, LuzDI, 800 members san Mateo,
members Capt ApOlineTiO NaSsuente,
with > men, at PaSdy. LuZOn-
February IS-At San Pablo, LaEuna. Lu-
zou- 5Hr male inhabitants under leader
sLSsD Of FTeSidente Pedro COrroStiga. Vice
Presidente AuEustin Uedura. and the 10
cal ITesidente, took steps to organize
branch OF Federal Party.
February Ig-Padre Santiago PaupIoDa
with Lieut. Lorenzo PaservilIa and il
men, at CaiIUOS, Pauay, to Can't. Ross \