The evening world. dated April 14, 1903

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a RACING# SPORTS GENERAL SPORTING NEWS ON PAGES 8 & 9. f “ Circulation Books Open to All.”” iZ acs i * \ PRICE ONE CENT. ~NEW

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3 _\being the om By 1 an ‘stolen $100,000 worth his desk. The town laughed ‘admitted that he probably had them, WOMAN DECOYED

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MRS. BECK AND THEIR DAUGHTER, TRUST “BUSTER” JAMES BECK, LATE FOE OF TRUSTS, WON BY TRUSTS James M. Beck, Who Won the...

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mR, ‘Borgstrom, Mount Kisco , Cuts Wife’s Throat, Stepdaughter, Then shes Himself. NOTE BLAMING WIFE. ae Moody All Day...

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MYSTERY IN HICKS'S WEDDING He Was a Married Man, His Friends Knew, and Lived with Wife and Son In a Harlem Apartment. SOME

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THE WORLD: TUESDAY. EVENING, APRIL 14, 1003. Te REV. GEORGE M'DONALD, ko secre ks ee i i WHO GIVES UP HIS f lies, ature owed

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we STOCKS CAIN ON DAYS TRADING. Market Held Well from the . MOpening, and Closed with the } Leaders Maintaining Ad- , |...

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THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1903, SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING | EN RIDER. oe ee Willard J....

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SHAMBOCK Ti 4 WMS BYE WL empnainati Fhe Challenger’s Rigging Shows ta Weakness in Strong Blow and Sails Are Doused—Wind...

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by the Press Publishing Company, No, 63 to 69 Row, New York. Entered at the Post-OMce New York as Second-Class Mail Matter.

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Segrae AKE THE WORLD LAUGH. HOW SOME NEW YORK WOMEN : _jA MODERN’ |MEN OF TO- DAY WHO MAK. PAY THEIR POKER DEBTS, was...

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fhe Starbucks,” a Story of | Tennessee Mountaineers, Is! / Witnessed by Ex-Senator Ma-, of the footlights at Daly’s last |

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ae 5g PE” "The Starbucks,” a Story of * Tennessee Mountaineers, Is Witnessed by Ex-Senator Ma- son and ouer Notables. a TALKY

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kt “gon and Other Notables. A TALKY t it. 4 On the stage was the rude Tenn * atmosphere of “The Starbuck: Ve Z Albert.” “the