The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-17
ARMY 10 60 10 NORTH LUzOE.
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,ahe lha aggressive smtns' tho uu'iaws
DURING ibs fnevsmen's Ten hundfed ~
me rrnatshelary 49, INV MOVING IN salva-
dnr's hand whieh u estimated ~ s"venty-
hSe rhrs
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In the brownies N Tiiaran. nofth ~ Manila,
va a~fou4stI ~ . ociock ms ftofnine ~
rrp~, IN attach NJ briRaHds m armed
hand attsmrted ~ rush thn haTrscha
They approached IN thrre sides, hut thew
pSpsrner waa drtac,nh In good time ard the
c~ona,ahulary Aired m them and Dispersed
them. The ~constahulary suffered M losa
~ life What tho losaea ~ the outlaws
were has not hem learned A detachtnsus
was -ent In pursuit ~ them.
out ~ u total population ~ ,ooo,06o
In tho provinces ~ Bulacan, PampanRh'
Tarlac and Nueva viEcaya, the authorities
estimate tina, 1o.OOo are In sympathy with
Salvador and his fanatical religious hand.
though hiA immediate command IL to
Hia movement cannot be characterize NJ
against the Government, On the contrary.
of everything relating to tho eIements OF law
and order the fanatics are grossly ignorant,
and they ara easily moved to frenzy by
the preaching Of their leaders.
The santa 1glesia movement Ia one OF
the many Filipino ofYshoots Of the Spanish
Christology. The Iglesiaites work on their
tunIca a red cross, which II the sign Of
their supposed invulnerability, and indulge
In superstitious rites. They are ruled by
popes, their outlaw captains now acknowl-
edRing Salvador az their leader. They
make war upon the people in the low lying
districts and are generally opposed to
organized SOCIETY, CItd'unB ~"
! state Of affairs that the Government now
| confronts. The vast ma iority OF the people
of the provinces mentioned are loyal and
are lovers OF American rule.
Accompanying every column Of Federal
troops when the general movement COM
menoes will be a detachment OF scouts,
detailed by the civil government and en-
abling immediate action when the fanatical
bands are encountered.
Gov. Curry Of Samar has gone to Baguio,
the summer capital, for a consultation with
Governor-G Ger ral Ide on the problem OF sup
pressing the Pulajanes, the fanatioal out
laws who ha We made 20 much trouble in his
province. He proposes to turn over to
tho Federal troops the districts where the
Pula James lurk and establish martial law
there. Ma jor-Gen. Wood has agreed to
concentrate 800 Regular troops in the dis
tricts and take the aggressive. Gunboats
will be used to patrol the waters and
prevent the lawless bands from escaping
to other islands.
Prominen mt natives OF Sauna who desire
peace fear that the recent disturbances
will result in a postponement of tho meet
ing OF the provincial assembly.