The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-30

List of men who have served under
Agulraldo and at present hold positions
| or trust under the American government.
{. ). Arrcllano, chief Justice of the su :
! preme court, was secretary of state IN
| the first cabinet or the revolutionary gov
/ ernm.nt.
Florentinc Torres, associate justice
! was chairman of Il board to confer with
another presided over by Gen. Hughes
before the outbreak of hostIities between
| Americans and FiipinoS
NlctOrinO Mapa, associate Justice was
counselor of the revolutionary govern
ment i'll the island Of Panay.
trinidad IL. Pardo de ravera, commits
sioner was assistant secretary of state
! IN the hrst cabinet of the revolutionary
! government at Malolos and a member OF
its conference
Beuito Logarda, commissioner. was as
slstant secretary of the treasury under
TIE same government and vice president
of its congress,
Jose Luzuriaga.. commissioner. was
president of the revolutionary congress
OF the island CT Negroes.
Felipe BuencaminO member of the civil
service board, was counselor of Aguin-
ado IN Ca'ite. member of the congress
NJ NJ II3loioS ana secretary CT fomento in
1haiolos, and secretary of state in San
lsldro de Neuva EciJa
oe + EN- Elk M: Roxas, judge was member
OF mel Inc iFllI lBiI1o junta in Paris.
the MalalOs congress.
0reHorio Araneta, solicitor general. was
secretary of justice and member Of thn
MaloloS congress.
Martin Delgado governor of uoi1,
was commanding general of the revoIu-
tlonary forces in the Island Of Panay.
Ambros1o Flores, governor Of Rial
was general of the revolutionary army.
member. of the revolutionary Congress
| and assistant secretary Of war.
Mariana Trias, governor of Cavite.
was commanding general of the revo!p-
tionary forces of Southern Luzon, secre-
tary of the treasury and secretary of
war.
Jose Serapio, governor of Bulacan. was
colonel of the revolutionary army.
Graclo Coma, governor of Cagayan,
was member of the revolutionary con.
gress and secretary Of the interior
Arsenlo Herrera, president of the
municipal board of Manila, was member
OF Malalo'S congress and assistant score
tary of the interior
jose Ale1andrino, city engineer in Man
army
Modesto Reyes, city attorney Of Manila.
was member of the Filipino iunta Il,
Madrid "a
Daniel Tirona provincial secretary of
CaVlte, was Aguinaldo's first secretary of
war and commanding general of the rev
pulmonary forces in the province of Caga-
| yam.
Mariana Cunanan, provincial secretary
OF Pampanga, was major in the revoIu-
| uonary army.
Mariana Crisostomo, fiscal of Bulacan;
~ A>SIAAi P1OhlIlCIdl secretary OF
Bataan
Sofia Alandy, fiscal of Tayabas, were
| all congressman at Malolos.
Miles Continues correspondence.
Headquarters Of the Army. Washing
| ton, d. c., March "a, 2-RespectfuIly
| submitted to the secretary of war:
In accordance with the verbal message
received from Col. Carter, through Mr.
| Brandt, clerk in the ad1utant generals
| office, | have the honor to return nv
letter of Feb. II, 1902, with Endorsements
| thereon.
In connection with my letter and the
| Endorsements thereon, desire TO saw
| that ] regret that the honorable secretary
should have been under the impression
! that proposition that was prompted
in the interest of humanity would in any
way be regarded as Spectacular and
| sensational"
l should not anticipate any such re-
suit. | would call attention to the last
! page of my letter, in which 1 distinct
| ly stated:
'"rhis need not reflect in the slightest
| degree upon the services of the military,
nor interfere with the civil governments
| mat nave been, or may be, established /"
! l think it will be admitted that no such
| objection was ever raised by any of the
| governors of states or territories or de-
| partment commanders when the numer
| GUS Indian delegations left their territory
! to come to Washington
L would also call attention to the fact
that last winter, while on an official visit