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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
AGIINaLDO'S NARROW ESCAPE.
insurgcnt Filipino Leader BARELY Got
Away With His Clothes.

A dispatch from Manila yesterday says:
a Spanish corporal, captured by the Fill
p.Tos has arrived here from Tarlac. lie
says lie saw Aguinaldo accompanied by
prominent leader and fifteen men. arrived
at Rayombong Oayamban0 during the
night of November Il. hatIess. his clothes
torn. and spatJered with mud and his
horse exhausted. AgunaIdo. it appears,
rested d short time seemed anxious, con-
suited with his companions and the vii
layers as to the nature of the roads. Sc
cured fresh horses. ard proceeded imme-
diately toward Mangalareu, in Pangasinau
province, west of Bayompong.
The corporal tells straight story Civ
I ing minute details lie is convinced he
is not mistaken, having seen Aguin" do sev-
eral times during recent months Aguinal-
do. il appears would have had time 10
leave BayombGng November IL. and pass
through Gen. WheatOns lines November II
Gen Macarthur has returned to TarIac
and has established his headquarters at
Aguinaldos former residence.
During the entire movement from Ger
ona to Degupan not a shot Was fired. The
Inhabitants of San Carlos met the Amcri-
cans with hand formerly attached to the
iEsurgent army, and the alcIIde (1nayor)
with Gen. Macarthur and Col Bell. in a
carriage headed a procession through the
town. Gen. Macarthur received an oya-
zion
Explaining Americas intentions. he an
nulnccd that they intended TO garrison all
the towns on the railroad. Hundreds Of
men are in the fields, harvesting rice along
the railroad.
The foreigners in the territory assert that
AguinaldO was not expecting the America n
advance for month. when the rains would
| have finished. He had permitted a large
part of his army to scatter to their homes
ard TO DO harvesting. The soldiers had
hidden their rifles about their homes. If
this Is true. many rifles are likely to he
| brought In to secure the $50 offered for each
weapon seized.
The fording Of Pampanga river above
| Tarlac. by the 2Gt n Regiment ana q bat
| TALON Of the nth Regiment was a note
/ worthy feature. The river - broad ard
/ swift Part Of the command was fcrIfa ID
| over on RATS and the remainder swan
| over. holding onto a life line strung across.
| Gen. Wheaton. when Gen. Macarthur
go1nmunicated with him. was holding san
| Fabian and two or three nei3hHJrlng
| towns.
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RECOMMENDS q FINE.
Mai. Sylvester Convinced That Police
man Neglected DufN.

my 1StfeNtcF tenN1bcPd tbat Police
man Neglected Duty.
In the case of Policeman L. W. Hall
charged with neglect of duty. Mai Sylves-
ter, the chief OF police. has recommended
to the Commissioners that the officer be
fined so, despite the fact that Trial OFF,
Ger Pugh found him not guilty. In making
his recommendation Maj. Sylvester says
that after reading the testimony in the
case. and with full knowledge OF the situa-
ton, he is of the opinion that the officer
neglected his duty in not making some eff
fort in The premises, it being charged that
he refused to arrest a person who was
stoning the complainant, VIM. P Carlins.
when an officer" says Maj. Sylvester,
is notified that his services are wanted by
e citizen. either by motion or by being
called, 1t IS his duty to respond. It was
impossible for the officer on tho occasion
in question to have determined. the cOndi-
tons that existed prior to making inquiry.
Police officers are employed 10 assist citI-
zens, and l am clearly of the opinion. as
is the captain OF the force, that the officer
was derclict in this instance. ] recommend
that he be fined so. and warned that any
future neglect on his part. when duly es-
tabliShed, Will result in his removal from
the force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
Hosiery

Is one OF our usual Saturday menus.
In tact, Nc sell hosiery every dav i'm
the week, and lots OF them. too. hut
on this day we generally make
everything advertised special item.
Ladies Fast Black and Tan Cot
ton Hose, full seamless. spliccd heels
and toes. Worth I5c. Pair. loo.
Ladies Fast Black and Tan Cot
ton Hose, full seamless. double solcs.
heels and toes. Worth nc. Pair.
Ladies Fast Black Cotton IIosc,
iull regular made, Hermsdori dive.
double toes and heels. Worth PC.
Pair ...... I3,,
Ladies Fast Black Ribbed Wool
Hose. full seamless. merino toes and
heels. Worth $50. Pair...25c.
Ladies Fancy Striped. Plaid and
Boot Pattern LiSle Thread Hose.
Worth soc. and 75c. Pair. PFC.
Mems Fancy Striped Cotton and
Isle Thread &ox, full seamless.
spllced heels. Worth zoe. Pair.
IOC.
Mems Natural Gray Mcrino Sox.
double heels and toes. Worth 2oc.
dlr .....-...........
Mems Natural Cashmere and Fast
Black Wool Sox, full seamless.
Spllced heels and toes. Worth PIC.
Pair ...............Izc
Children 5 Fast Black Ribbed Cot
ton Hose, full seamless. double
knees, heels and toes. Sizes : to
10. Worth I5c. Pair ......Ioc.
Children's Fast Black RibbedWool
Hose, full seamless, spliced heels
and toes Sizes 5 to 81. Worth
I5c. Pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
TOMORROW
A4O O'Cg0Cfr
We Will Sell $50, O0OWl rtG1
of Fall and Winter Suits,
OverCCaGs and listers
AT VERY BEMASIA5LE Re-
DgGTiGNSs


\ big Wholesaler Of New '"-~ ...E .'~ 'SR''
'~ 70 ti'I.>" or his "a"i' S.'- =. "nd 'AN GIVEN
"7'"-~ p" mark tho S.ois al So" .'' prices IS I"
insure rr'k sale Money rs Wanted The N..I''
VHi"H starts h-sc tomorrow VII STIR the e"S
fem center Geo eir'uuf' t"ur" Nl~n We Tell Eon
rj7t 10 unuE Instances VIC can So" You laSH''ia'le
aIsI d"~ira.!' garments mt 81 ''"'s on 'h' a'''aF
~ rH'iF actual value its '"S'''.'' 'f''. \' words
'1r h'-in ' convey O" H"H inc ii'Shi'H'- "' 'h'>
"~"~in--. Dc" other house 'a' match '".ih- what
'N.''~" h''" E"H 3" one ''f ''' wearing he"
sut' "r "'"r'"''z tn" s''-h / H." ready i'
y"H' i"~r''.'"n "i ''F S''''- '"'H'I MINI anu L
S.7''.~
F''" 'i'i '''iN garment - "''1N." VIZ" '"'
~'' Is.'- q" on" AN F's-~' "o' 'i-- Any I''
H.'ni ."''-'' That "''' taken '"''- proves WI
~''i-i'".'''. can ~ returned "''"" To- "''~- w
".~f-i'' ~'"'f''"n allowed 'i'' 'iE
o.'-""= made 10y III" best "aH"'.' '''T'F 3D. Ne"
i''k \ f." prices. 50 - To- -.'' '.' SON ''''
IT 10" magnitude 81 IBIS SRI. ''i n"' .'' 'h'''7
anil N" H~k every enc j" re-. %. '". iin- p" ''al
this .'-f "ir'fuiy aud 8aii 'T-"'-.' ><'i. starts
81 50 rH '"w'r7'"- Mems Hrs'-ot's~ double
"s'-'"" >'-S Suits, III - Different patterns. all
Sz~ .-'" ~ so y breast n''as'r' CEMENT for N4i'
'.~ >-'i~ ' SUM '''' -. .- 100 49, -'.i Wv
ESQ is $50. u You VIII H." ms suits are moi
'.'s'j' f7' y"' are no. Si.'>h'L BRING 'Hrh' hack
''''i W. VIII '.r'rtnI'S r'i"H" 'a' H"I'!-
W" "''"f Wen Heavy H'"'H >-'l.-. worth So
i"~ $50. Wen 'h''i'' N'i'~- back '7""h OF
''N...'- ''''' VI los >'-''. ''i me striped
''"-~... suits ia sack "s ff"'h >ty.". v"~'h SD
To-. >'.-''- Mems check ''~s'H''s+ suits ""' III
So i'5 >>-''. Mems t.ns cay Diagonal Dress
S''- N'S or '"'a"'E' "'Ft' -. -'7 $50. ''Fn'e
Affects. ' >''-;'', Young Ne" long Pants suits
II To- i' wears. in '5rSSini"r'S "Ei '1o'i"'~ So
and 50 - worth $40 AMI Si2 Mems ht-'i'i' Pants
''N--- A"u,~ 'he'i't and C'~~in gre Pants. >1-45.
ST. ard s.. Fine Dress r'o--. So anil $ -.
worth r"r times the money
w, offer a fne Heavy Winter "scr-at. nicely
made AMI trimmed, worth 81, az >i.o". Mems
= ~ oHr listers hauueIn.c. vert. So. at $3.50:
Mems 'nninr Covert Cloth "'rrroar~. worth SIG,
at ST. Mems and Young N"n- Fan "vcrsoats.
SIX "F satin lined, all the he" SHADES Of tan and
Oxford. ia smooth or rough goods. a $50. salhhla
at 50. N~n'~ Genuine Black 'hevio; "ver.o"ts-
worth SIS AT S6-+5- We of Mems kersey and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
FIRST CENSUS REPORT
Brief but Interesting Document Submitted
by Director Merriam.
Preliminary Organization of the OGic e
and synopsis of Early
Work.

The first annual report of the director of
the cen~is has been submitted to the Sec
Tetarv of the Interior. and while it is u
brief document, it is full of interest. The
report oreus with a detailed statement OF
the preli Clinary organization of the office
and a SYNOPSIS. of the early work which is
well under way.
The forms that will be used in enumerat
ing the agricultural products and the pop
uiation have been practically determined
upon. and the division of vital statistics is
carrying considerable correspondence
with the various boards of health through
out the country. 1t is the purpose of the
director to secure uniform system of reg
istration Of deaths, so that more reliable
statistics may be obtained.
Expert special Agents.
\ plan has been mapped out for the Sc
lection of expert special agents. 10 he am-
ployed in the collection Of statistics of
manufacturing industries The industries
Of the country have been grouped into six
teen classes. and an expert will be pu; in
charge Of one or more of these classes and
have Immediate charge Of the special
agents who viii be employed in the collec-
ton OF these statistics.
4 special ag mt. the report says. has been
the products and population of the Ha-
Watlan Isl, nds. and two spe iai agents have
been selected and are already occupied in
drTdL-IES for the census Of Alaska.
Two hundred and niiC y-iVc supervisors
OF census GHt of q total q 2HI have been
appointed and commission ed by the Presi-
dent the director refers to the building
That has ben erected for the u.s. of III
census office at rental of -$9G,Ut,U per an
mum for five years. with an option on the
part Of the government 30 oneW the lease
for five years a Il rental of s2DU and the
right To purchase the building II so de
sired.
Force Required.
The director, after calling attention to
the provisions Of the acg of March 3. 1859
under which the census office is being
operated. rer1n mCnds an increase in his
office force. as follows: Two additional
chiefs of division. at $1,000 per annum: five
additional clerks of class four. SIX OF class
three and eight of class TWO.
1t is estima ed that there viii be required
for the taking of the census ~, UJn Gunner
atOrS. over 2..IOh clerks and over 1000 spe-
Cial agents The entire Office force now
numbers 49, most of whom are women.
cmp.oyed as skilled laborcrs.
The report concludes with a financial
statement, which reflects great credit upon
the financial administration OF the office.
out Of the appropriation of Sl.0W.Wn but
$1tj.146.SS has been expended. and there is
q balance in the treasury OF $S9G ,s:it12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
Mill | in1erV3

An old proyerb says you will have
to walk long way behind wild
goose before you pick UP an ostrich
plume. 1t is a fact better known
still that YOU will have to walk the
millinery fields OF Europe and Amer
lea many times over before YOU will
find such styles, shapes, combina-
tons and artistic creations i'll the
fashionable headWcar that's being
shown here. You can put it down,
too, that ANYBODY who tries to match
our prices on trimmed or untrimmed
millinery is out on a wild goose
chase.
For $3.50 we will give YOU a
choice OF 25 Stylish Hats that were
$500 each.
For. 1898 we will give you your
choice OF very few Handsome Hats
that were $50 each.
For S4.9S we will give YOU a
choice OF 50 Very Elegant Hats
latest ideas-values from 5000 to
5000.
We shall sacrifice another lot OF
Trimmed Gold Hats-fresh goods
new styles. The prices were from
rs cents to SIPS. Choice. =. .25c.
One lot of Fine Large Parrots
and effects, Goods worth Is cents.
We shall close them out at ..I5c.
One lot OF Fine Wool Tams, in
cardinal only. They are worth 50
cents. To close them out. ....Ioc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
VICE PRESIDENTS MEMORY.
The Courts and Offices of ID. \. h. to
Close Tomorrow.

The justices Of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. in conference to-
day. decided to adjourn at l. o'clock noon
tomorrow. in respect Of the memory OF
Wee President Hobart. The office of the
clerk will also close for the day at that
hour.
Mrs Albert Akers. recording secretary
general of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, has received from Mrs Mar
garetta Manning. president general of the
orga niZation, an order concerning honors 20
he paid the memory of the late Vice Presi-
dent. as follows:
''As sad tribute 10 the memory of Car
ret A. Hobart. late Vice President of the
:pitcd States ] direc: that on Saturday
reXt. the day of the funeral. the offices of
the National Society OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution be closed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
III handkerchief

The time i near At hand when tlese goods will
h@'g Their inning in fact, they haye started very
brisk selling already We have laid in stock of
H;,ndkercLiefs which is second to as 20
4 Z, TX ~. fG'ttF ana Pics II we say we have
2erate oIo dozen NOR" Or less. Some Of the new
things al new prices:
Ladies Plain White Hemstitchcd
Handkcrchiefs, with lace edges and
lace inserted corners, with embroid-
cred initials; worth Ioc SC.
Ladies Plain White Japonette
Hemstitched Handkerchief, with
silk-embroidered initial; worth
Mems Plain White Hemstitched
and Colored Bordered Handker-
chiefs worth Ioc., for SC.
Mems Plain White Hemstitched
All Pure Linen Japonette Handker-
chiefs, with silk-embroidered initial;
worth I212c. &c.
Ladies Swiss Embroidered and
Scalloped Edge, Embroidered Edge
and Corners and Plain White Hem
stitched I1andkerchiefs; worth I5c.,
lot ........ .1Oc.
Ladies Swiss Embroidered and
Scalloped-edge All-linen Hemstitch-
ed Handkerchiefs, lace edge and in
serting worth I5c. to 25c., for I2lc.
Exquisite designs in Ladies Lace
Edge, Lace Corners, Lace Inserting
and Edges, Swiss Embroidered and
Scalloped; worth 25c. to SOC, .I9c.
Mems Plain White All Pure Linen
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, hand
embroidered initials; worth I7c,
lOT. -l2I2C.
Mems Plain Brocaded Muff1ers;
worth SOC, for. ...... SOC.
Mems Plain White Brocaded Muf-
flers-beautiful designs-large size;
worth 75c, for. 48c.
This department is temporarily
quartered on first foor-section B.
Next to dress goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24

eGry and potash seemed 10 add fuel to the
swfU! dame which was Gevonring me- / was
advised ~ friends who had seen wonderful
cures made BY IL, TO try Swfts Specific. We
got w. bottles and felt hope again revive in
my bTeast-hope for health and happiness
again. improved from the start. and a com.
p4ete and - Eject cure WAS the result : : s.
Is the only blood remedy which reaches des-
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Montgomery, Ala
OF the many blood remedies. s. s. 9.
is the only one which can reach deep
seated, violent cases. 1t never fails to
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate cases which are beyond
the reach of other remedies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
Another Day For
The Little Omesg

Every Saturday We set aside for the little cont
Chlldren's Wear will cope with any shown or dis.
played IN tins city Our prices are unusually l"T
goods and other hxings:
Children's Coats. made of white
Bedford cord, Gretchen yoke trim
med with braid and ribbon. The
sizes run from 8 months to , years.
The price is special. ..........SI.25
+ STYLES of Coats, made of ripple
eiderdown, in white and red-large
circular sailor collar, ribbon and
braid trimmed. Sizes 6 months to 3
years. Specially priced at. .SL9S
Children IS Coats, made of fine la
dies cloth, finished with large circu-
lar collars with 10 rows OF braid,
with lamb wool fur. The colors are
brown and royal blue. Special for
Saturday. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S2.0S
Children's Coats, made of cloth
finished flannel, with double circular
capes and small lay-down collar;
skirt made with I box pleats. We
show them in colors such as cadet
blue, tan, red, green, royal, etc. Also
specially priced at. .S3.gS
Bengaline Silk Caps, made with
two rows OF putting and trimmed
with fur and lace ruching. The col
ors are red, brown, navy and white.
Special for Saturday. zoe.
Infants Long and Short Cambria
Dresses. ............... .25c.
Infants Leggins-assorted sizes.
25c.
Infants White Silk Caps. ..25c.
Infants White Hand-knit AIitts.
25C.
Infants Handmade Bootecs and
DdNh9 .-.''... ......-...... 2SC.
Second acor-Undermusllu Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
Our Windsor

Our Windsor
Series Of l6nu.
all-tine favor
ties. This Sc
ries is very
much initiated;
more so than
any book in the
market. There
is but one gen
uine Windsor
: Z + i 2 :. and
[ b Il - con-
trolled by MS
for Masking
ton-3JO titles.
u / . l h bound,
with attractive
covers. The de
sign Is stamped
in gold. Among
The authors rep
resented Il re
kiuliing. Far
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
Special.
Special.

I lot OF Superior Coli Cloth Suits,
made Of handsome plaid back cloths.
The very latest conceit; worth
$22. so, for SIS a suit. Only linn
tied lot OF these. so come early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24

Ladies fine Broadcloth and Cam
els Hair Manufactured Suits, that
are sill-lined throughout-in castor,
royal, navy and black. Our stand
s ios. $780, .:'': Suits S 10. Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
No Love for Either.



keily-'oid loike t see ,hot African war
ldsht for wan hoondrd years."
Ryan-'Phwy?"
Kelly-"Beeause Oh think he thot tonne
all tn Dootch an most av tn Ingiish wud
be iXtinct."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
S.S.S.tffsns Blood

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mercury potash, or other mineral
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24

Ia y ?. I nc niue one wa
Unequa! 10 the struggle,
au0 liz lie was yielded
up "a tine fearful poison
For SIX long years ! SUI
feTed untold misery. !
was covered with sores
and ulcers from head 10
foot. and no langua ge
ear express my feelings
% We during those long
years. ! had the best
medical treatment. Sew
era physicians success
siyely treated me, bnt all
70 no purpose. The Uer-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi
son can not know what a desperate con-
dition it can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors are totally
unable to cure, is communicated from
one generation to another infiicting it's
faint upon countless innocent ones.
some years ago was iuoCu lated vi tn poison
by q nurse who infected nay o.lbe with blood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
Jewel rVg

Ours is a complete jewelry depart
ment. 1t may not have that large
display OF precious stones, but when
it comes down to sterling silver
ware and the standard gold mount
ings we know positively that our
display will equal anything shown III
this city No department store can
show a better assortment OF Xmas
tokens, or have them better priced
than these we are showing here. a
few OF the cheaper kinds specially
priced Tor tomorrow sale:
Silver-topped Pressed Glass Puff
Bohemian Gilt Decorated \inal-
grettcs and Bon Bon Boxes. .. 400.
Sterling topped Inside Sitter Glass
Tooth Powder Boxes .25c
Enamel Bug Brooches, with pearl
and stone settings. 800.
Enamel Pansy Stick Pins. &c
\ large variety OF Io-karat Gold
Stone Set Rings. ............. 400
Enamel Cuff Pins, assorted styles,
per pair. ............... .Ioc
\ new line OF Brooches-assorted
patterns ........... Z3t
Collar and Cuff Boxes, with but
ton-helder attachment. .......49c
\ new line OF Patent Leather Dog
Collar Belts. ............... .40c
\ choice selection of new Side
Satchels in variety OF different
shapes ................. ,49c
First hanr-center aisle, front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24
Toilets and Drug
giStS' Sumdries.

Physicians and Surgeons Soap.
Special ...............6c &c.
Eastman's Violet Cold Cream.
Special ...............Ioc
Genuine West India Bay Rum
25c. size for..................Izc
Pinaud's Eau de.Quinine, per bot
Tie .........-...... ..-......... $50.
Pozzoni's AIedicated Face Pow
Large bottles of Listerine, the
greatest anti-septic made. Per bot
tie ....................63 c.
Shefheld's Dentrifce. Special I3c.
Large-sized bottles OF Almond
Meal .....-........ 1Oc.
Costar's Rat and Roach Exter1ni-
natOr ............ .1OC.
6 rolls of Windsor Castle Toilet
Paper ...........25 c.
Polished Toothpicks-large pack
Choice of four good Soaps-three
cakes for.....................Ioc.
Caroline Tar Soap, Apple Bios
som and Carnation Pink, and three
5-oz. cakes of pure Milled Soap. Ioc.
Toilet Department First roor-orpOsite elevator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-24

50 Atwood Homespun Suits, in
medium and dark grays-silk-lined
-scalloped back jackets; skirt with
new semi-habit back and stitched
front. Suit worth
sI2.4s. Special for ST. QS
one dav. " II wv