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

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| Birthday. people took oath Of fidelity tC
! United States and sent greeting TO Presi.
| dent Mckinley. officers of Liberal PARTY
| Of linus, LuzuU. convey their expression
If loyal support to the American Govern
mont. NaShiuEtou'S Birthday httingIy eel
! ybrdted ut BIuaugonang de AIorong Lu-
| zon.
| February E-Captain Seraproza Fmpa-
! go, I corporal ana / private. at Nun1fnfu-
| pa Luzou. and took oath of allegiance
/ February Federal party organized al
! bact. Luzcu. with - of the principal in
/ h3Dita1tS. at CamalIg. Albay, LUZon. Go
/ natives took oath of allegiance 20 the
/ United States. at Calamba LuZon ISL ma
/ Ji1cS took oath Of allegiance to the United
/ February 25-AIajor HiIario Ravmundo.
/ f the InSurG.ut Iorong battalion, uncon-
! eilior1lIy- ct N1ronE- Luzon: Major AU-
I @UStG EICDCCIo of TODICutiuO s command
! - faSay. LUzun: at Santa Cruz and San
( francisco de MaiabOn, 1 captain and .
| men
/ February 2G-insurgent Captain Hervan-
! buena and ) men. OF IdCunaS forces. At
| santa Rosa NuaVa EcIja: seTEeantS and
/ ID ntl. ut DEnDTaO- E3nnay- at CaIdOD,
/ l.uzon, 200 people took the oath OF ale
/ glance to the United States
February Second Lieut. MacCeIIo No
! puauto. and ] man. at AfuntinIupa, Lu-
/ zon- Federal party organized at Lurn-
/ February 22-Oficers of insurgent gov
! CTnment at Santa Maria, Iaguna, took
! oath of allegiance to the United States
/ March AT SUbiE. LuZOu l first and /
/ second lieutenant. > sergeantS, I corporal,
| aE3 II Drivates
! March 2-Iieut. Col CristobaI Busta-
/ mente. Capt. Felipe Bust3mente, 2 second
! HeutenantS. and il men. at NaiC, Luzon,
/ To Brig. Gen Samuel $. Sumner. L 5.
/ Volunteers: MalaDaya. insurgent chief.
/ who surrendered 1t Sara. Pauay. FebTu-
airy is. returned to II0ilO, Panay. with Is
| iadroue chiefs and 500 men from Conccp-
/ CiOn district. all Of whom took oath Of al
/ leEiauce to United States
| March 3-Simon Mano, captain of iusur-
gent reserves, at Lucdna, IdEaDaS, ana
took oath of allegiance to United States.
Lieut.. BOlan BUeudficr. and men at
! Muntinlupa- LUZon; J captain. 1 iieuten-
| ant, and men. at QUingua. Luzon; oath
/ Of allegiance to United States administer
| ed at CabugaO, LuzOn. to 1000 natives. IN
/ der supervision Of Major Edgar T. Stce-
yer, Third cavalry. PTOtaSlO MOGdeJar.
/ important iasurgent chief of IloiIo. with :
| officers and 20 men, at Iloilo, Panay-
March 4-FedeTal party organized at
NaSugbu and Lean, Luzon, oath Of ale
glance 10 United states administered at
| Santa. IUzou, under superintendent Of
! Ma 5OT George P Borden. Fifth L S IN
/ fantTy. to 2, g05 mattress
March Juan de IA Cruz. insurgeTt
| chief with Il men. at Conception. LuZon-
Pedro Mendoza. alias Pangesin, captain Of
ROSendO Bananga's column Of Malyar s
comma nj. and Simeon Gomez. lieutenant
of Di0nicio DiOsOriS band of Cables com
maEd Julio infanta's column, at San
Fable. IsUzOn.
LUzon. request to be incorporated in the
Federal party: iusurgent civil officials Of
the puebIos Of Siuiioan, Pamy- Santa
Maria. LuZon. took oath of allegiance
to the United States: Lieut. NOvento Sar-
amientO. with : men, at MunuHlUpa. Lu-
ZJn- Major CerlaPO Man2nO- with i
men, at Santa Cruz. Luzou; Majors Tee
I dCrO Lantan, Mariana BeilaTm5n0. Capts.
Juan Rodriguez and EuIali Alvarez. In
surgent Reserves. at Calamba, Luzon;
all iusurceut officials Of Santa Maria.
T-lffTT nrEtFsT - al H.
anCe to the United States.
March First Lieut.. Andres Enojo.
with men. at Januiay. Panay. Second
Lieut. Jose Morales Of Quintin Sales
command at IIoiio. PauaE. C0mmaudante
Leon BTilU. with II officers and men, at
Tacioban. Leyte.
March 6-HunSalOn and Farol. officers Of
CapiZ Province. next in rank 70 Di0cno.
presented themselves at Jamindan. Pa
nay and took oath of allegiance. 10 men
Of MOndesarS command surrendered at
Maasin. Pdnay. / captain 10 men. at Tao
lOban- Leyte: Capt. Juan Belle brought
in IS additional Insurgents 10 surrender
at Slang. LUzou; Simplicio Alfonso, with
otlCer ana men. At C0nceBci0n- i-u-
z1n- Ma jor Puiuay. with 70 officers and
30 men, all uniformed at Gubat, LII
March Capt Pauline Mauso. of Loco.
Luzon. with II men. at Nasugbu, LuzOu.
Major Estebano CaHsapin, his Heuten-
ant, and men, at BaIayan, Luzon: Capt
Eugenlo Lozaro. Of Lacuna 5 command,
at Raluag. LuZOn: Gen. Mariana Rieg0
de DiGS. ! captain. ! adjutant general
neutenaIts- and 81 men. all uniformed
McudOng and men, 1t Alfonso, LuZJn
March IH-CaptaiHs k0paS ROca ana Al
modem, with SiE officers and men. at Tao
IoDan, Ley t. Lieut. Jose tuenJaS and
Lucas Neutmanza. IHsUrgent President Of
B@DEa- PaDay. at tallEO. PaDay- l lieu
tenant and Il men. at BaIayau. LUzOn- /
officer and . men marched into and sur
rendered at Balayan- oath OF allegiance
10 United States administered at Santa,
LuZon, to LIS natives under supervision
OF tOi. Writ DAVIS. Third Cavalry; at
Santa. LuzOn. TO 2a6fnatiVeB. under super
VISION OF Major George P Borden. Fifth
Infantry; at NaTvacan. LuZon. to I.45I ma
tIVeS. under supervision of Capt. Charles
Crawford, Twentieth Infantry at Caya-
gan, Luzon- to $50 natives, under super
vision OF Capt JohH w Heard. Third
Cavalry, at LapO, L-IZOn, TO l. I0g natives
under supervision Of Capt George D
Moore, Twentieth Infantry; at Panay
LUzOn, to 300 natives. under supervision
Of First Lieut. O. MauTy Cralie Twen-
tieth Infantry; at Batao. Luzon. to 1850
natives under supervision Of Capt Harry
J. Hirsch. Twentieth Infantry: at Sirviat
LuzCn, 10 1000 natives.
March 1I-Major MataniaIa Moves ad-
Jutant general of Tinio's command, with
/ captain. first and second Iieuten-
ants, and men, Internationally. at san
Vicente, LuZOHl oath Of allegiance to
uIted States administered at NarvaCau.
Luzon. to 2,lig natives. under superin-
tendance Of Capt Charles Crawford.
~
Of eX-Major Nilario Raymuudo. IS men
surrendered at 8I0rynC. LUZUn-
March lZ-Br8Uch of Federal party or
gained at Lopez, Taydb@S. Iuz0n. , OH
GERS and q men, at TacIobau. Leyte.
captains first lieutenant, and Il number
OF men, near lndaHS Luzou; Lieut. Col
tITpiano Lopez, ! major, ! lieutenant, and
- soldiers at RalaEau, LuzUu. at PiIa
LdEUDa, II leading citizens. among them
Padre Hllar.o de Guzman, took oath OF
allegiance, Lieut. EEaTiSta DeSDrOSa and
! men. at Nasugbu, LuZon
March l$-THIrty-fUur natives Of PiIa
LuZOn. took the oath Of allegiance to the
Party at Bose EUS0. LuzoEi- enrolled over
100 men, practically all eligible male IL
habItautS. Capt Pedro RusSy and , man
at NaSgUbur LuZOH, / officers. - men q
part of command of Col CiDriauu IoTiaZ
at Balayau, LuZCE. Iusurgent Captains
FiorTnCIo I.CEaSpu and Pedro CrOt0 and
Lieut. EugenIG del Rosario. at Indaua.
Iuzon, and took oath Of allegiance
March lf-LIeut- BernadinO Llagau at
ludanE, LuZon. cath OF allegiance to
United States administered at Nasugbu
I.uZou. To Il natives. oath OF allegiance to
LuZcn, to 40 men who had turned in their
rifles. I sergeant. ! corporal and l. men
at TaCIUbau, Leyte-
March l5-Commandaute Modest Mani
pal. Capt. BOnifdCiO LaUaEta. with ! or
derry at faiamba, LUz0n; at DUs0l E.u-
ION, L members Of Angel Miranda's band
and took oath of allegiance; Ma Joy Fran
cisco Caledonia and Lieuts. jose QuiSea
and EeIsafaro Ceutino, with / man. at
NigIn. IuzUn. over 700 residents OF
FaFe, Luzon, took oath OF allegiance TO
the United States. Il citizens of Pila Lu-
zoD- took oath Of allegiance to the United
States. Lieut. AnrianO AnEiS and men.
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