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VOL. XIII
THE DALLES, OREGON, SATURDAY. MARCH 30, 1901.
NO. 48
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DISCUSSED BY
THE CABINET
(iiestions Arising From AfiiinaliIo's
Capture Reward For (Jciieral
Fiinstoii Not Determined Upon.
W'AHiiixuroN, March 29. The cabinet
meeting today was devoted almost 011
tirely to a discussion of tlx) I'lipturo of
Aguinaldo, i t h effect upon tlx' military
situation in the Philippines, the dia
imVitiun to ho made of the insurgent
chief and the reward to liu given to
'iuuural FnriHton. Tlu) HubjVct whh
considered in nil its phases, tout no
dulinito conclusions were reached either
with regard to General Fuuiton's reward
or to the punishment of Aguinaldo.
Tin' president and all mem here of the
valniiui are in favor of the moHt liberal
and substantial recognition of the hoi vice
performed by General FuiiHtou. Tlieie
was boiiio discussion of the (jucHtioii nf
waking him a brigadhir-goneral in the
"'guhtr army, but it who thought Unit
full reports should be awaited before ae
tinn jo taken. The matter probably
will be allowed to rest where it is for the
present. General Fur.Hton is holding n
volunteer commission as a brig.uliei
uener.il, whieh will not expire until
'one :;()th of this year, h& that as far as
honor and emoluments are concerned,
his standing would not pn judiced by
the delay
The disposition to be made of Aguin
aldo was a matter that could not he dis
Hosed of definitely. Whatever tuition is
taken in regard to him will originate
with the arniv oftichila in the Philippines,
and he passed upon finally here, There
no inclination to deal hittshly with the
loan who has led the Insurrection against
the forces of this country.
Some of tiie cabinet ollicers think it is
I'oeBlblo he may be used yith good effect
' 1 V the authorities of the Philippine com
iiiiuiiiou in the establishment of civil
government. General MacArthur's (lis
hatch buggesta that Aguiualdn mihl
1981,0 "it address udvlsing the inmrgentH
t accept the situation, mid this was
pointed to as indicating possibilities
"long this line.
t)n the other hand, Agnlnaldo'a record
ma not been such as to win for him
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great confidence in hie constancy, and if
his influence cannot lie utilized safely he
undoubtedly will be sent to some place
where he can foment no further trouble.
Guam was mentioned us a possible
place for his detention.
Tlie president and his cabinet believe
that the capture of Aguinaldo will mean
much in the crushing of the insurrection.
Indeed, they are inclined to believe now
that it means tiie utter eollupse of the
opposition to the authority of the United
StateB.
End or Kelielllon In Clone lit II unci.
Wasiiinot.in, March 20. Another im
portant dispatch was received at the
war department today from General
MueArthnr, at Manila dated today. It
diil not refer to Aguainaldo or Funston,
hut in the opinion of tl e war department
ollieials', it went far to support the pre
diction made by General MncArthur in
yesterday's dispatch relating to those
two leaders, to the effect that the end of
the lehelliou is near at hand. This dis
patch chronicles the surrender of a con
sideraiile additional number of rebels,
and military arms and the important
feature of it is that the tin render marks
the complete stamping out of the insur
rection in the island of Mindanao, whieh
is, next to Luz n, the largest island in
the croup. The dispatch is as follows:
"Manila, March 21). Brigadier-General
William Kobb reports the sui render
at Sumuhio, Mindanao, of nine officers,
100 men, 187 rifles, 80 shotguns, Gapia
trano's command. This ends trouble i
Mindanao, as far as Filipinos are con
cerned. "ltrigadier General Robert P. Hughes
lesorts Alikpali and Ruiz, 34 guns, sur
rendered to Captain David Shanks,
Eighteenth Infantry, at Mamburao; 200
guns Fulton's command surrendered to
Lieutenant-Colonel William S. Scott,
Forty-fourth Infantry."
Kll'eol on TiikhI".
Waniiimiton, March 29. An import
ant dispatch received at the war depart
ment today from General MncArthur, in
the opinion of the ollieials, went far to
support the prediction made by General
Macarthnr yesterday that the end of the
rebellion is near hand. This dispatch
chronicles the surrender of a consider
able additional number of rebels and
military arms, and the Important feature
of it is that the surrender marks the com
plete stumping nut of the insurrection
in the island of Mindanao, whieh is, next
to Luzon, the lamest island in the group.
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Mnny ItelittU Surrender.
Manila, March 29. Aguinaldo is now
detained in u comfortable room in a wing
of the Malacannn Palace. He is in charge
of Captain Benjamin H. Randolph and
Lieutenant Gilbert A. Youngberg, of
Battery G, Third Artillery.
When Aguiualdn was captured he wore
a plain dark blue suit with the coat close
ly buttoned up at the thro.it and a wide
white helmet with a leather band. He
takes his capture philosophcally. He ie
generally cheerful, but sometimes moody.
Hie health during the past year has been
very good. It is uncertain what attitude
ho will now aseume. Certain visitors are
permitted to see Aguinaldo, but newspa
per interviews with the prieoner are not
allowed. Since Acuinaldo has been
domiciled at the Malacanan Palace,
persons not provided with special per
mits have been denied admiF.sion to the
groundp.
General TriaB, the commander of the
insurgent forces in Southern Luzon, who
recently surrentered to the American
authorities, visited Aguinaldo and told
the latter why he had surrendered.
Trias said that a continuance oi armed
opposition to the United States was un
justifiable and ruinous; that the inde
pendence of the Philippines was im
possible, and that the Filipinos had
better accept liberty, prosperity and
progress under American rule. The
capture of Agninaido, following the sur
render of General Trias, will probably
occasion the surrender of the insurgent
leader Malavar, in Batangas province,
Luzon; Bellarmino, in Albay province,
Luzon, and Lucboti, in the island of
Samar within a month.
Catarrh Cauiiot He Cured.
with local applications, as they cannot
reach the beat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter
nal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
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It was was prescribed by one of the best
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Hall's Family Pills are the best. 12
Acker's English Remedy will stop a
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Moki Tea positively cures Sick Head
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Situation Kxplalned to Auulnalilo.
Manila, March 29. Aguinaldo today
conferred in the Tagalog language at the
Milacanang Palace with several former
members of his cabinet and other promi
nent. Filipinos whom he asked to see.
They explained to him the hopelessness
of the insurgent, cause, and advised him
to use his influence to establish peace
and for the recognition of American
sovereignty. Theteeult of the confarence
ie as yet unknown.
The first execution in Manila under
American rule took place today at Fort
Malate, where five natives were hanged
for the murder of Archibald Wilson, an
Englishman, superintendent of the
waterworks. The motive for the murder
was robbery.
Twelve thousand Filipinos have taken
the oath of allegiance to the United
States at San Vincente, South Ilocos
province.
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Yee, if possible; if not possible for you,
then in either case take the only rem
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