The sun., 1901-03-29
AGUINALDO MAYTAKEOATH
CONFERENCES WITH GEN. NACARTBUR
Ar LATrERs HEADOUARTERs.


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"s"'N'roS' Msrch Is'-omchi connrma-
''o" was reoeived oy the war ana Navy
'""en" so-oay OF INK sUN oeSpa'oh
from MANIA. printed this morning. that
' HS''"s'"o' 'esoer OF 'ne rhp'ho
'"'"ree''oh ana commanding "eherai Oh
WV 'nsurseh' ior'es "h'n LOT more 'hah
TWO years nave made war upon American
suthor'y In the rhihppines. Is now prisoner
oi WAT IN the CUSTODY OF "eh Ma'Ar'hur
In Manila. Details OF his capture were re-
ceiyed nj the War Department La to this after
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hrthur' Inc most important feature OF "eh'
MacArthur's despatch refers to ARuinaldo's 8
Yutrra attitude tow.rd tho Ar.,ic., Covern-
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As result OF "onference now IN prog
ress, II Is probab bl. that Aguinaldo will issue
an ,ddr.ss advIsin. 4. g.ncra, .urrender
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American supremacy
In view OF this statement there is little
douh, in the minds of Government officer =
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Islands ia at last ended, Gen Macarthur
says in his despatch that he hopes for "a speedy
cess,tIon or bosti,i,ies throughou, IN. archi-
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capture and the probable result OF the CON
ference now going on in Manila War De-
hartman, onecers sav that vhile Auninaldo's 4
a. , -,
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'nsurgent hostlities, too much importance
should not be given 10 his supposed aoility
10 continue the reoeiiion "hle not mini
fn'zins the value OF having hgulnaoo IN Gus
tody' II Is pointed out that ne mas had niue
control over the insurgent element Tor several
months past win MS army uisih'eRrd'eo'
MS iorces dlsoanued' MS princlpal Supporters
e'ther IN e1hr or processing aiIesiah'e I" the
."''eu S's'es' Le Oe'a"'e oi "e' 'o''''" :"
The military authoritles theh he orlshhd'
ana ROBBERS threatening me peac-i'u nauNes
"'oorains 10 "eh' Macar'hur "nV'ces' aii
circuit ior h'N capture ~ uuo 70 N'h. ri'ur'''h
ruhston' VINO orRani"eu ana 'onu"c'eu an
expediuon 70 Agulnaidos hldihs place
Inc nrst ouloiai announcement OF the capture
came 70 the war Department M tate hodr
last nlght IN the Following despatch.
MANILA March ~ lVOi.
AaJudnt-"shefo'' "dS""4toh'
Gen Funston has Just returned from
e1penuon 10 Palahan' province oi isaoeha'
where he captured Aguinaldo VINO Is now
in my possession AZ MaIacanan
hAChRrHtE
shortly after the receipt OF mis- caplesram
the bureau of NAVIGATION OF the Navy De
partment received the t"hoWlhs from rear
Admiral Remey at CaVite
'Vicksburg sailed on the sth with Gen.
Funston and eighty-three MaccaDebes ABOARD
on expedition 10 capture AghInsIdo. ne
turned to-day Agulhaldo ana three slan
oinccrs captured ana Delivered 10 CUSTODY
oi Gen Macarthur hFMFf
The details OF the expedition are given in
the following despatch received AZ tho War
Department shortly before clock this alter
noon
important messages Yell into the hands
OF Gen Funston on Feb - from which Agni-
naldo was located AZ pdlanan. Isabella prov
nce An expedition was organized con-
sistiug OF Aguinaldo's captured messenger.
four ex-insurgent officers and seventy-eight
MncCabebos. who spoke Tagao. armed with
MauserS and h"hlnRtons, ana dresser 20
represent insurgents. Funston commanded,
accompanied by capt Russell ! Hazard.
Eleventh cavalry. capt Harry W Newton.
Thirty-fourth Infantry, leuts Oliver y. VI
Hazard. Eleventh cavalry. and Burton j.
Mitchell. Fortisth nu"d states volunteer
infantry. The officers were dressed a. Amer
lean privatrs and represented prisoners.
The expedition sailed on March g The
iok SburQ landed on March ~ on the east
coast Of Luzon, twenty miles south Of Cast
guran They reached Palauau ~ ? O'clock
in the afternoon " March ~ The natives
Ner" completely msled. They -nppDS"d
the drraChmcnt lnsurgent rscuforcem"nts.
for whirh supplies were furnished. Asui-
ngldo also sent supplies and had Ms escort.
forty mru paladcd to extend proper honor
4 shor distance from Agulnnldo's quarter,
the di-guis"s were discarded. combat
followed resulting in two insIrgent- being
killed. eighteen rifles and O0p rounds OF am
uun,liou captured, together with Aguiualdo
and IDS Two principal san officer \o
, casualties on our side The splendid cooper
alton of the navy through Commander Barry
and officers of the \jChSburg was nd prusa-
lie 80 .urces. Funston loudly praises the
navy The entire army Joins in iho aks 10
the sea service
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