The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1901, Page 2

PIES ERLE re LEAT VASE re THE WOR WORLD: ‘THUR NING, MARCH 28, 1901. ! ("AGUINALDO CAPTURED BY El me ete | Rapid Transit Board} Says His Offer Is | Too Vague. | HATS, TOQUES AND BONNETS. | (C1) etesoseferererererese, j (Continued from Hirst Page.) | 2 subject to 2 trial by a military com- { galsaton for violation of the rules of and he could not claim tmmunity, the ordinary conduct of war, | “18 AGUINALDO | HOAXING US?, Trimmed Millinery Dep’ t. (Third Floor.) -§ member et WASHINGTO: of the Administra “Dam half tnctined to \. whole thing wan a naldo is a shrewd enourh £ MOURNING MILLINERY a soccial feature. OR , ow to Tew. Re anatin our keeping than aiding Int fies calreny to “if; f Cry eee ieee Millinery Department. t his iberty on lia wert ay need not gi te f ead i! ; sieseies x ATTRACTiWE ASSORTMENTS of FLOWERS, E ele Agunaido who sae cares WUINAL FOLIAGE, OSTRICH FEATHERS, F NALDO IS Paces ORNAMENTS, ETC. f AGUI GEN. FUNSTON’S Nereis vant ntatns 6 MONEY DISPUTE NOW IN MANILA. Fall Line of Simply Trimmed Hats CAUSES SHOOTING SCHUTT LEFT Li ee ee eee ane een +42 LIFE IN BRIEF. MANILA, March 28.—Aguinaldo ts @ prisoner. He and three of bis staff _ officers, also taken, are here in cus y tody. ‘They were captured by Gen erick Funston near Casiguran miles from Baler, on the northeast coast of Luzon. An Insurgent major was killed in fhe capture. Twenty rifles and a lot! of important papers were se {The prisoners were brought here| “to-day on the gunboat Vicksburg. | Vice famous Filipino chieftain was} Mtaken ashore at 3.10 P.M. innit Hengen= in competitive ex : a Also Misses’ and Children’s Dress and amination for appontmen . SUb-Contractor Manes Fires at Contractor Von} School Hats. to Weat Point by fieut 2 Bietsch and Bullet Breaks His Jaw. i 5 ~ Crawford Hand Made Hats of Fancy Braid, in colors and Black, ° tc-morraw, Friday, at 51,20 he Kansas State titeredt hs wow “iCourt Attendant Said “| John Had Received Me All Due Him. Univ sity at Lawrence Memorized much poetry Fell in love at regular and frequent Intervals Me port Eighteenth Street, Nincteenth Street and Sixth Avenue, A HeWspaper re ey yiarrelted abet ———— ' AGUINALDO’S fe Worked as a conductor on re F He was brought before Gen Mac ce race ae sefore Magisicnie) deli Sovullz, wi wie ihe personal Parthur at the Malacanung Palace. | + LIFE IN BRIEF. Mee anla Moe Lt st ty aaa SUE : Shave limtilfelitinish re mination | tee Tilxehomt of tine | ; Re 2 . ae lost his job beeaume he mleNuavaiite M rtyeney de and whe was a court gsejlunched iwith the oMcers of Gen }i2;) Horn {ni Iamus,a\village, neer, stopped his train to chase a wang No 0 West cLhtety-seventh - taan thirty yearn, was | PMacArthur's staff and was then taken $ Cavite, jn Isao IPnEaniny oor Seat e tt i Gatvaryl: Comatery’s i "s to Gen. MacArthur's palace. © His duane iecus OChristmas WR Nigany fr Hjourned dite court to } ane SS Gen. Aguinaldo iw in good health. |) Girt 2 tte Filipino Received a good education in the College of St. Jean de Lat eran and the University of St. vas, in Manila with girl who was ein convent in Cavite, snd Walked and sledded funeral chultg’s Seasons \EasterHat oe ning avane | SROE ‘Department 2 &- | exhibition in the new Millin- Spring Opening. ery Showrooms, on the second si«| Newest Styles in Ladies’ |Hoor of their new Sth St. Build- ft is cheerful and talks freely Ho @eems ignorant as to recent happen tings. ) The capture !s the result of the ring scheme of Gen. Funston & The plan was made when one of Crossed the Chiikoot Pass 2 = UOUENMEMS CL SLEUTH my fam's oul of me more than he : eowilow te made MAguinaldo’s officers betrayed his hid Was captured and sentenced to z 3 ae Le torehibicenlingrer ting-place. imprleguinent: forionesedrhror Ontere titres to as : Walkina Boots and Ties. ie ee Uline of FP With this officer as a gulde, Fun- |} abduction Cian dunia sand= wenty to : Si ' Hats s and B ts ' : ee clutvierd e : : | ali for ‘Hats, Toques and Bonnets, ston, ten Amorican: dane Resolved to revenge.) 7 Cuba as an artillery man p = F 7 pec:a ' ot Maccabebe saute a ta faeatibe nant OD ey Made Chiet of Artillery of 2 |New Jersey GENE En-|Alma Krump Plunges Fray and Saturday. Smart and wearable, to. suit the Cuban. Army joins Purchase of | Four Stories to Em- Sea Rel Ladies’ Dongola, patent 1.0ies, Demoisetles and Children, One arm torn by ao shel Their Plants. ployer’s Yard. Wilkie Bote | len $3.99 0 $25 each Tendezvous of Aguinaldo in the dis- stant province of Isabe Tt was desperate undertaking, and it was Hecame vader of the insur nt ecelved S400,000 from Spain and a) Mauser bullet shot + “seem enty re feared that they would never return, ‘Tin 1807 for making peace with through one tung ; | —_—_—— | : i They penetrated the dangapqys| > Shain Hecame Colonel of the 2 riexapy Sd Me Sore] OA thee twas $ , A beautiful collection of Easter country to the lair of the Filipino Went to Hongkong, where he 2] Pwelfth Ransas Volunteers 06 cour er tod Appegin toad [Scuba tt Sf? 3 z j Novelties in Jewelry, Bricea-Brac, iia chieftain, ‘The Americans were |) insisted on uoing the money ta Dye tat md for othe war with f i <nik Cee a Nr f REET St Si} Articles, Easter ‘i brought before the Filipino chief as hay arms for another insurree- sg} 2 pain ‘ was tas the ke Value $2.50. Cards, Faney Ornaments, ete,, at i prisoners. tlon : While waiting in San Fran- wae on the vas mystified eae Sin ag lisa racer ie Then suddenly throwing olf their) 2 War cisco to sail with his rept rmi the apart a extremely attractive prices. ss bs men oy lerweritis tereelf £ noher ream, to Manila met) Miss Edna Hoankart. of Oakland and married her Swam the 2 share of other insur disguise they appeared armed to the teeth and seized Aguinaldo and tis 8 entire staff. Gen. Funston hurries | J) After the battle of Manta had his prisoners to the co; and put charge of all of the Spanish them aboard the gunboat Vicksburg risoners taken by the United The entire party arrived here on cit River Ec i i Hint above cea finance F torday ‘Teh Hh } Take Any One of the 6 Elevators. Guerre ute doe ae ed eee SOU Cyn ey | oui CEITOS B:oscay,8 and9 Ses the value of the property t Mita, frmstiuriog Wer Wine ani ata oe find tenants quickly West 23ra Street. to Hehe the insur Was the first inan to enter the gunboat to-day. n siege of Manila before Aguinaldo’s capital, Malolos the Jersey court the arrival of American troops. Was made Brigadier-Gen ma ermanent the | Injunetion 5 After the first confilet be eral of Volunteers fo: Arnert WASHINGTON tween the Filipinos and th catenin PIU YT An troops in February GETS THE NEWS. WASHINGTON, Mare 3.-Gen. Ma Arthur has cabled the War Department confirming the publishes! re capture of Aguinallo bin ta preparing 4 ement for pubs fp looks like a Japanese. : Ication, giving the details [re His wife, mother and child ‘t This despatch from Admiral fem See eRER Thr allie Cane Rein Department tories |. trea tn 188 GEN. WHEELER any bletsesaweesessueestan’s) EXPECTS PEACE. |: \ CAVITE, in) Matolos Moved to) San rrnando after Malolos wax ptured Is 5 feet 4 inches high and he admiration « Stores. to-day, broke] nd _ Outfitters from tween sal then down te vid closed at i wa se ch At All Mail Orders sti the si (. "Ce Filled, “ Ai Big Busy Upen Late | | to Men and Boys. Saturday etl EASTER: HAT SALE. oF one rinstlin Yee, — sowho called nf an@ ook making “Bureau Navigation, “Vicksburg sail ton and clghty on expedition to farned to-day confirma shall continue Vige s Gea dosephy Wheeler fe warm admire Huneion Mt the Wiaddort : Sia orsesey % ; trayest a SSIES ROUGH SPOTS. G i vieplgiical reMEY.) |) A caNE! | Good Food Smooths Them Over, Ny Gen. MacArthur's anesssge reid | or a “Gen. Funaton hus jus irned from tis hts oe y Chere is probably nothing in the expedition to Palanan, Provmice of tea Pitinpine igi | ostnet world that produces an much hap ella, where he captured Aguinald Ns nilanaseaiil el Baa pines as the peentiar feeling that fe now in my pomseasion at Mal enidence will remain unshik= 1 th Soaeeee can be retveed 1a fcomes over the mind when well fed Particulars |. uty Mi fakes . ( pWith nourishing food that partied 5 Ah Mllcesese Gen, sacacihuirn hens) cl feeslvel ac calentan jess ditions etuna warn HAA feuds the brain and makes{ YOU shady respond to our great shoe sales—that inspires us to | Quarters and residence tn Manily Ss i Raa eee ene eee ne cnas [Ceersthing on earth have a rosy tint fresh efiort. ‘This week we have gone still further. A prominent man. | These sales of ours have made a new day in trading, The “Granda A > | . Tonararaniscnns | Sntbson nly ses ed. spirits are off ufacturer made up 10,000 pairs of shoes on order for a dealer. Before | Duke’ hats sell elsewhere trom $2.80 to $5.00. Here $1.30. How’s sanguine, ! that With the hele ne sontidente they were finished tne dealer tailed. We secured the entire 10,000 at a]that? Here's the story : F , ROOT TALKS OF |. be igs f AGUINALDO. | PN sit 1 whom carries Us over the rongh | Marvellously low figure. The lot includes the smartest Patent Leather! if Luni? Fagg i x th le w 445) 1) places." Shoes ever put on the market, \We pass this advantage on to you in| Manufacturers didn't foresee their popularity, so made comparatively ats tote . and broken ayy in sh \ So writes a man who was built ap! these great values: : : | few. They are almost as scarce as they are popular—consequently lance of war es Jerom a wretched invalid to a tine ceaec high-priced. We had already bought a large lot of tine felt hat bod- condition of heal ‘|GREETING TO mdicion of healt oy vhangine bis! Bows’ $1.50 Russet Shoes for There is no ase enjoy ment Made of Light and Dark Russia Call, Bull GEN. FUNSTON. | equal'ts tna: of nein weit pissin Fe a ae SS WASHINGTON, Mare Root aad to-day that no statement as yet an to! of Aguinaldo, He supposed would be treated ax insurgents who hal» When anked tf Fun warded by ies ata very low tigure—intending to make them up later. The “Duke” became popular. We immediately made these hat bodies on exactly the same ‘* Duke” block as originated by Knox. So to- day we can sell don Toe: Ste ind mentatiy, f ean hardly mm has be ’ Hation wttl bod made. ft -tempered and Easter Hien. Bansto the Phe D ta {disagreeable have changed to sone | ; : or this | : e Popular ‘‘Grand Duke” Hats Sear uer ne irra Seat enine hes culermnant ottite] aie | (Miers) 92-00. Calf Shoes for eer a Utiyeesri eer be a yorien tiled feeling that Ife Was not worth. ltv Blick, Russet, Box and i Uetail of this stock of ours is exactly the sty Ntiteunsantionsersiheltraierntty| At that 1 would Hike to ond Common Sen . h the Knox hats—ev'n to the buckle, the hatband, the e [that such a transpo: binding. Is a mime worth the difference between $5.00 andeseeeee GEN. OTIS GLAD ii; OF THE CAPTURE. mple of my hand ng showing my s condl | tion bef using Gri ton he irs Pn Men’: s $3 Patent Leather Shoes The $3.00 Bradford Hat for 2 0 Ureved thal. the islands com compare [t with my st so Wan Cali, Black and) Tan Vi Russia and ¥ J Mitenter Conger a canminber of phi{ othe writing done while he was in| tect snug-ttting at the sidess rope or plain of Soft Hats and Derbys. Colors, Smoke Pearl, Tan, Viscita Theta, will alae ce present_at the ff Nervous, H-fed condition ts shown } : lldog, < | Blackand Brown. A§3.00 quality, Because w2 bought Conventansinen os an old-time check and reports al Toss: iy the -hat bodies and tinished them ourselves—thereby A fortaheht 4 \ fon Pres sof ites when he was absent 2 saving a jobber’s protit. We can sell them at... Went Renjainin Harrison removed. ¢ avcount of sickness. His atena eae Te REE R IY ERE $5 Hand Sewed Shoes John B. Stetson & Co.’s Hats. Yere its most r \ waves or Wiggles, showing > . srately weak condition High cliss shoes in Lace, Congress and the NEW These hats received the highest award at the Paris AY BE SENT signature to the letter le ONFORD TIES. Trench Patent Leather or Exposition—winning in competition with the |remarkable for its clear penmanship Black Calfskin, Enamel, Box and Velour s world's best makers. They have the factories, f 5 F s calf; i facilities, capital and skill to be the nation’s fore- ; . Princeton, : : re most make:s—and they are. No better hats can be jdown because he exhausts the gray ‘Toes, spade shanks, all widths snd sizes biaAna e made—no finer in. quality or more handsome in ry ‘\\ AWAY TO GUAM. | 1: ts the old story over and o the new shades of Tan, Russia Calf; Custom nse WASHINGTON, March Senacor} matter | yon cells and & style, We are their agent in New York City. CHIGACO, March 3.—Gen, Elwell § Otis wan awakened this morning with / the news that Aguinaldo had been cap- ured by Gen. Munston, 5 Rit am very glad to hear it," said Gen. { Otle, Tails was all he would say, DECLARES WAR , WILL CONTINUE. renity se Uiving mem tatrlous tame again that when woman ta bro sain, Princeton, Bulldog and Common’ i representative of to-day communi- rs Ato Agoncillo, the Filipino ag airman of (he Senate Cgm-| from overwork and tmproper 1, Selling pric . , ry Afates he can rebuild that gray matter 1 sa it come | of th f f Agul ter by oe fe 7 % je capture of Agulnald Aonerys using Grape-Nuts, for this food. cot 397~_To get waited upon promptly, come in the morning hours. . who occuples a nicely fur- af olny [tains Phosphate of Potash direct 5 eprreananie: house ln'n central | Gn, wihlio mucceeds Awuin- | Senator Maley sath from the natural gratos of the fleld, FOUR 279 Broacway, near Chambers St- ‘ Mee ae Teevs atiibel | manamteectn ty aoa Mipinow. |Meve Aguinaldo would be . outland this, united with the albumen of ‘ 1ENT 47 Cortlanct St., bet. Church and Greenwi sesh tealy would be vent to nome safe|the grains makes the only combina- CONVEN. kT have received | tie,mar the denistar the remyrkapie | a sroula ibe: sen tion \ . y) ) 283 & 259 Sixth Avenue, bet..34th && 15 a ey ttee atesan cl iprieresianh cz ongca ict, erotaniy Fine wana| of Quan | Batons saat il reballa (his pecalia: ees 7 To Men and Boys, |" STORES: (25th Stree comer 34 Ave, / waver