The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-30

Gen TiniO Gives Up His PrOIOnE-
cd Fight in Northern Luzon-BaI-
douseuo. As-uinssIdo's Former Secre-
tary of war, Lays Down His Arms.
MANILA. April 30--FoHowing the
announcement yesterday that General
AIe5andrino had given up the fight
against the Americans comes the news
today that General Tinio, one Of the
foremost leaders of the Filipino insur-
gents. has surrendered to Capt Fred V
krug. Of the Twentieth Infantry, at
SInait. La InfaRta Province, Luz0a-
This surrender completes the paciica-
, tion Of the northern portion of the isl
and.
In addition to the surrender of Gen
eraI Tinio General BaIdomero, ex-Sec-
retary of War under AguinaIdo, and
Col Pedro AguinaIdo, cousin Of the
former rebel chfeftain, and Colonel
NactagaI and twelve other officers
yielded to Colonel Baldwin at San
Francisco de Malabon, Province Of Ca
vite. yesterday and took the oath of al
| IeGiance to the United States. There
was d great popular demonstration and
a parade. while AguinaIdo's band play
/ ed popular airs.
| TIE American military officers here
say that it is now only question Of a
short time before the entire archipelago
viii be pacifed. with the exception of
la few bands of rowing insurgents who
! cannot cause a great deal Of trouble.
! They assert that the FilipiEos are i'm
/ pressed with. the honest intentions Of
Z the United States Government, and are
/ becoming convinced that they can Sc
I cure the greatest measure Of liberty
| without conducting further nOstiIities.
| Adjutant General Corbin today received
i the following cabIegram from General
! Macarthur at Manila, announcing the
/ sure Rder Of General Tinio:
| Manila, April 90.
| "AdjUtant General Washington:
General Tiuio surrendered with his
| command today al Scnait- He will de-
| liver all men and guns in his command
! as soon as can be gathered together
/ This completely paCiffes First Depart
/ ment Of Northern Luzon, for many
MACARTHUR
The surrender is regarded as being very
/ important by the War Department offici-
4 ais. and it is believed that this viii end
/ the iHs'5rTection in Luzon.
The following despatch from Manila was
I also received today:
/ Manila. April 90
/ '.Adjutant General Washington:
/ "CoI0neIs CiDrano CaIlao and Greg
| oriO ka!ibac. two of General Malvars'
| best officers. surrendered to Colonel
/ Jacob Kline Lipa- April ., 3 officers.
! los men, and S6 rifles. MacART7Uf -
Colonies Ciprano CaIIao and Gregorio
/ KaGbac were General Malvar's best off
! GERS. while General TiniO has given more
/ trouble in northern Luzon than any 9th
/ Ct insurgent officer. For a long time Gen
/ eral 5. r. NJ. Young and his men puT-
| sued Tiuio who was allied with a reua-
/ gade priest named AgIipi. This priest
! has been accused Of many cruelties and
/ by his cunning always managed to eIude
/ the American troops by fleeing to the
| mountains Tinio kept the peaceful na-
! tiyes in terror at all times and General
/ Young's cavalry vas constantly on the
move driving his native followers into
| the hills.
/ i later cablegram from General Mac
! Arthur announces the surrender Of Ae,Ii-
! pay the eX-pTiest- The despatch says:
| Juan and Bias VilIamor. leaders
Abra surrendered Bangued April .:
! now engaged assembling scattered
| commands delivering arms. Aglip2y.
| ex-pTiest. leader IIocos Norte Province
! LuZou, surrendered at Laoag- April 22
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