THE MOKMMi ASTOKIAX, WROXESDXY, AI'Kll. 10. 1901.
PEACE MANIFESTO
SIGNED AT LAST
Aguinaldo (or a Time Objected
to Two Clauses.
MORE FILIPINOS SURRENDER
Major-Ocoeral Younf Tbloki Larje Army
It Still Needed -Native Said to
Have Soalaiaed 50.000 Cat
uilllti la Rekelllon.
MANILA. April 9. Although the offl
clalt are uncommunicative. It la never
theless said that Ajulaildo signed the
MILUON DOLIiAK UKSIPKNOH.
ihorlly will have a benetlclal effect and
no d-ul)t a atnnfj tendency to bring
about pace and jrdor. Pome of the
leader will probably come in and sur
render, ns I see small band are doing;
from day to day.
"It H Impassible, to say wh.it eurh
men !i Ali'Jaiidt'lno and S;int's will do.
Thoy may decl.le to follow Asuinaldo'a ,
ox imnle and aitftiii thev pi.iv be ft-n- !
bltlous to bco.ne !m1ts In his stead. ! 18 J 8U" 1 u tne Slu" c''"ir of Kifth
Alejandrino. who has Von spoken of :n- Kihty-nlnth street. A
as AiulnaUo's possible successor. j" .ui of the bulldlnir h is already
an ahlo an.I lntllint Fittnino. but Ii,)',,,, ,,,awn' ll wl IW ,0t tl.HH,-
""'i am ;ne
One of F.nest Private Houses Kver
lUiilt !n New York to He Kreet.M
Soon.
NKW YOUK, April 9.-Tlu Tribune
says:
vn of the most splendid private
dwelling houses ever erected In this cltv
understand that tils comm-ind Is well
sra:;ered and small. General Tlno is
the Filipino leadar In Xorthern Luaon
and Is quite ac'ive. I'nder him are
perhaps J000 men. with mere or less U o$e
and disconnected organization, divided
Into Riierilia bands who drop down on
quartermaster and commisary ' supply
trains aeompanied by small parties.
They nev-r fiht in the open and take
to the mountains when a force of Amer
ican sollle appears,
' Even if all the leaders do come In
and surrender there will remain small
peace manifesto this mornlna-. Chief organized &an,is for some time to come
Justice Arellano drifted the document.
Aguinaldo atro.ig-ly objected to two
clauses of the manifesto and consider-
Interior .lecoratlons and
;dxtur?s will swell :ht tlsure by many
jthoustn Is.
I 0.-"Kvk1 Pell & Oonipany. who neifo
j tilted the sale of the plot, woulj. not
jdlvulg'.' the name of the purchaser nor
'would any other person who was
I know n to be directly interested In the
! transaction. It was learned, however,
that the .)uy;r was one of the big steel
men. There were many rumors current
'as to his Identity. One was that the
buyer w C. M. Schwab, president of
the new I'nlted Slates Steel Corpora
tion. Mr. Schwab was seen last nlKht at
able argument was required to over
come hla objections.
Colonel Ababa, the Insurgent leader
of Zambales province, with thirteen of
ficers, eighty-three nen and ninety-two
rlPea. aurrendered to Lieutenant-Colo
nel Mancll C. Qoodrell. commanding the
marines stationed at Olongapo, on Sutfg
bay. General Malvar. with about W0
men and as many rifles, la expected to
surrender shortly at Silang, in Cavite
province.
ANOTHER PROVINCE PACIFTED.
WASHINGTON. April 9. Late mail
advices to the war department contain
the details of the surrender of ttie in
surgent leader. Miltro Funes, at Bulan
on February 22 last, which has already
been touched upon briefly In the cable
dispatches.
The expedition to capture Funes was
Instigated by the Federal party and
consisted of Second Lieutenant B. F.
Disque. af the Forty-seventh infantry,
and twenty-two enlisted mn of com
pany B of that regiment. The soldiers
were accompanied by four members of
the Feiral party of Bulan. who, upon
arrival at Irocin. addressed the people
of tlhe village gathered In a convent,
setting forth to them the advantages
that should accrue to them by a dec
laration of fealty to ;he American cause.
As a consequence 1073 natives from the
surrounding country took the oath of
allegiance within the next few days.
Meanwhile Miltro Funes had signified
his Intention to surrender all the in
surgent 'orces In Sargoson province tc
the Americans, but asked permission to
take part In the celebration of Wash
ington's birthday at Bulan on the 22d.
For this reason the forces under his
command were allowed to retain their
arms, although officers and men took
the oath of allegiance on the evening
of the 21st.
The next evening the entire force for
mally laid down their arms at Bulan.
Capialn McLain, of company B. who
commanded the post at Bulan. express
es the opinion In his report that this
surrender brought all the armed in
surrection In Sargsson province to ai.
end. The total military force which
surrendered consisted of thirty-four of
ficers and 136 men.
TROOPS STILL NEEDED.
NEW YORK, April 9. A special to
the Tribune from Washington says:
Major-General S. B. M. Young, who
lias Just reached Washington after serv
ing nearly two years In the Philippines,
had this to ay about conditions in tha
islands:
"In the six weeks that have elapsed
since I left the islands some Important
changes have been wrought, so that I
am unable to say Ju?t what the situa
tion in Luzon is now. I do believe,
however, that the capture of Aguinaldo
and his acceptance of American au-
n'ai if. .,..i.i ......
which will cause traul le. I a n not in ",r uv...,- w.i
favrr of redacing the military force , he tta ,ne "chaser. He added that
In th-Wan hbel.wth.0.i0 limit. We :he dlJ nM know wno n ""
shall aevj fullv ,Ns number of men ta!0,hep I1" wno wer mention.!
malntiln peace and give assurance of
tranquility. Had not General Triis sur
ren1orel before the capture of Aguinal
do he would m doubt have been se-liete-J
as the Filipino leader and made
an effort to continue ihe insurrection."
FILIPINO CASUALTIES.
bring tre probable buyers were ex
Judge E. H. Gary. John W. Gates and
H. C. Frlck.
The house will be only a block south
of Mr. Carnegie's new $1,500,000 home.
A short time ago Henry Phlpps, of
Pittsburg, bought seven lots nt Eighty
seventh street and Fifth avenue for
about $500,000. A home will be bulk
NEW TORK. April 9. According to ,,,, ,n(, sitt? UiSi wvk w 0 Park
pr-sldent of the Pittsburg Steel Com
pany, purchased ihe dwelling house No.
5 East Blghty-seiond street.
a Herald dispatch from Washington,
since the rebellion In the Philippines
50.000 Is the lowost estimate of the war
department of the casualties sustained
hv the Filipino forces: T6S7 rifles hiv
been capture.! or surrendered an ! 6".H2
rounds of ammunition have been seized.
The numbn- of Filipinos killed cannot
be accurately determined, as General
MacArthur states in his dispatches that CHICAGO. April 9. Representatives
it is impossible to be accurate on this , ,f thirty manuf loturers of gasoline fix-
OASOLINE LAMP COMBINE.
Representatives of Thirty Manufactur
ers Meet in Chicago.
ASK FOR
point. It would not surprise officials
hould the Filipino fatalities reach 21.-
000 and some say that 50.000 is closer to
the real fig-jres. Adjutant-General Cor-
blt; is satisfied that the casualties suf
fered by the insurgents will form a po
tent reason for the abandonment of fur
ther resistance by the natives.
MOVEMENT OF TRANSPORTS.
SAN FRVNCISCO. April 9.-The
transport Garjnne. bringing the Twenty,
sixth infantry regiment from Manila,
is due to arrive here. The Thomas,
sailing fram Nagasaki on March 24. and
the Rosecrans. sailing from that port
on the 23th, will be due this week with
the Twenty-eighth and Thirty-eighth
regiments, and ;he Lawton with the
. tures gathered at the Sherman house
last night to attend & preliminary meet-
ing .vith a view to '.he formation of a
gasoline lamp manufacturers' associa
tion and .ommittees were appointed to
bring abut a permanent organisation.
The members admit that the object of
: the organization is to keep up prices
and control the trade.
ICE PLANT DESTROYED.
Box Cars and Fourteen Mules
Burned at Shreveport.
Also
SHREVEPORT. La.. April 9 -Fire
last night destroyed the plant f the
Shreveport Ice & Refrigerating Com
pany. The loss la about 150,000. Sev-
Twenty-nlmh is also expected to reach M box cars and fourteen mules were
Don before the week is ended. The
Grant with th- Twenty-ninth and
Thirty-second regiments, company F, cf
the Twnty-sixth and 125 sick soldiers,
is out ten days finni Nagasaki and will
be due in about a week.
.burned. The ice plant will be rebuilt.
PRICE OF SILVER.
NEW YORK. April 9. Silver.
H. O. ARMOT'R ILL.
Brother of the Late Philip D. Armour
Suffering From Paralytic Stroke.
NEW YORK. April 9.-The Herald
says' ;
Herman O. Armour, brother of the
late Philip D. Armour, Is seriously il!
at nis name in tnis city. He is sunvr
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The many inquiring friends of Mr.
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dinner on Friday evening he was chat
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NOTABLE PASSENGERS.
Distinguished Officers Return From the
Orient on Steamship China.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-Among
the pass-ngers on the steamship China
from the Orient was Captain Colby M.
Chester. U. S. N., who took the bat
tleship Kentucky to the Asiatic sta
tion, via the Suez canal. He is return
ing borne on waiting orders and will
proceed direct to Washington. Referring
to the trip of the Kentucky he sail:
"I was amused when I heard that
my ship called at Smyrna to collect
claims for the United States against
the sultm of Turkey. We simply put
in thf-re to break our Journey and took
the opportunity of going to Constanti
nople." Other notable arrivals by the China
were Commander A. de Femlo of the
German navy: Vicomte de Oulchen, of
the French diplomatic corps; Dr. Ro-b-ley
II. Brown, of the British navy, and
Rev. Y. J. Allen, one of the most
distinguished American missionaries in
China. Rev. Mr. Allf-n. who has resid
ed in the Orient for fifty years, is mik
ing a vi.-it to his old home In St. Louis.
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