The sun., 1901-05-01
REBEL GEN. TINIO GIVES UP.
MS SURRENDER MARKS THE END or
REVOLT ~ NORTH LyZON.
Asuinaidos Cousins and Many Other Onncers
and Men Also licld-Popuiar Approval Of
Iheir Coursc-Thr Insurrcction in tNe
island OF Marinduquc Declared over.

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Special Cabs Despatch to THE sun.
| MANILA, April 30 The rebel Con Tinic
with ms entire command has surrendered "a
Capt. Frederick Y Krug Of the Twentieth In
lantry az Sinait, La lnianta Province, Lu2on
I rms completes the general pacncation OF
north Luzon
ten. Baldomero. formerly Secretary OF War
| under Aguinaldo, and Col Pedro Aguina lido.
cousins of the former rebel chieftain. and
Col. Nactagal and twelve other officers sur
rendered to col Baldwin AZ San Francisco
de Malabon, Province Of Cavit". yesterday
| and took the oath Of allegiance to the Unite ed
States. There was a great popular demon
stration and a parade, while Aguinaldos 8
band played popular airs
Coils. Callao and Kalibac Malvars. two Of
the best insurgent officers. surrendered to
Col. Kline at Iipa, Batangas Province on
Sunday with twenty-three officers and lOs
men with eighty-six rifles
Major Smith and the Filipino, Col Abad,
who surrendered to him some time ago and
promised 10 use his influence in inducing
other rebel leaders 10 come in, have returned
from a tour of the island of Marinduque.
They received the Surrenders OF four officers
ana iifty-two men with their arms at Torrijos
and Santa Cruz This ends the insurrection
on the island of Marinduque.
lha expiration under the amnesty decree
Of the period wherein those who surrender
will be eligible to hold office ha4 caused a
large number Of insurgents with guns to
surrender. the average during April being
hundred daily one hundred and fftv sur
rendered yesterday The negotiations in the
ha
of majority ot the active commands sur
redering within twenty-four hours The
only important forces which have not been
dispersed are those commanded by Malvar.
Cailles and Mascardo These Insurgents
approximate 1000 IN number In Samsr the
rebel lcador Lukban remains defiant, not
wthstnnding the pressure exertcd upon him
by Agunaldo. Gen. Trias. other military
officers and the Federal leaders his atti-
tnde will probably necessitate the concentra-
tlon Of two or three regiments to operate
against him.
General opinion hero favors an extension
Of IN" amnesty period for month owing
10 the distances 10 be travelled. the isola-
ton Il many Of the insurgents and the
peculiar conditions Of warfare IN the islands
II is held that the Government can AFFORD
10 be lenicnt with the few misguided strag-
glre~ In the final Nlnd-up
The Bureau Of Statistics IA revising the
incorrect Spanish census Of 1897 and the
uncOmplrted census Of lSOGand adding a lot of
military Information with a view 10 giving
the Philippine Commission an approx innate
idea Of the population. the general conditions
and the ownership OF property in the arch-
pelagO
WASHINGTON. April 80 Gen Macarthur
Cablcd the Wsr Department to-day reporting
the surrender Of Gen Tnio and Col Ciprano
Caliao and Gregorio Kalihac The last two
named were Gen Malvar's best officers,
while Gen TinIo has given more trouble IN
northern Luzon than any other insurgent
officer
For a long time Gen s Il VI Young and
his men pursued Tinio. who was allied with
renegade priest named AElipsy This
priest had been accused Of many Cruelties
and BY his cunning always managed to clude
the American troops by fleeing TO the noun
tains. liuiO kept the peaceful natives in
terror a. all times and Gen Young's cavalry
was constantly on the move driving his native
followers into the hills His surrender ia be-
lioved 30 mark the breaking up Of opposition
in the Department of Northern Luzon. Gen
Macarthur says
Gen IlnIo surrendered with his command
to-day AT Sinait He viii deliver all men
and guns Of his command "a soon rs can
b." gathered together This completely
plah"s I!rs' department Of Northern Lu2ou.
for many months worst In Lulon
"CuI- Clpriano Calllp and Gregorio Kali
bac, Nlllvar's best officers. surrendered
Col jacob Kline. Lipa. April rs. 20 officers.
los men. 81 rifles
later cah.cSram from Gen Macarthur
announces the surrender Of Aglipay. the
former priest The despatch says
"Juun and Bias NiiamOr leaders Ahra.
surrendered. Bangued. April q. now en-
gagged assembling scattered commands, de-
lyoring arms Agipay, ex-prcst, leader,
llocos Norte province. Luzon. surrendered
o. Ia0ag, April IS"
Yesterday was the last day under tho am
ne,ty proclamation Of the Philippine Com
mission whom rebels could come IN and sur
render without losing their right of citizen
ship which carried with 1t the holding Of pub
April : ~ the date. hut this was gftorward
extended to N4yt In view Of the many sur
renders recently tho SECRETARY Of War has
taken up the question OF further extending
tho date to July /
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