The evening world. dated April 28, 1903

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SPORTING # R BASEBALL | ACES! _.{“ Cirentation Rooks Open to Al.” | ____ LADO Wh SLO EVENEH NGieion 1240 id LO ‘ Circulation

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ongue, Resorted to Noted Fi nanoier’s Name in Grder to Prospective Victims. $1,800 AND A RING. ae Had a “Sure Thing” from...

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“NELLIE FAIR IN BELLEVUE eer Actions at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Were So Peculiar that the Physi- cian There Had Her Sent to

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Is Opened Before i Root and Gen. «Powell by the Natty “VIE WITH CANADIANS. | States Marines, Cavairy, In- and Engineers...

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~ PREWAS The E IEE FE OF “MOONSHINE” When the er th Came for a Blaze in the Bronx a Full- Fledged Illicit Still and Its Ac-

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Yarents Were Vainly Searching|Hiram E. Maxfield Made Miss for Her While She Was in a] Helen F. Godwin a Wife After “Gell and

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* Crombie, Mr. and Mrs. Jam WEP TWO LOVE STORIES! urban” See One and the Players See the Other. ae ROMANCE BEHIND SCENES....

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Games of Chance at Popular Resorts this Summer. CANFIELD’S WILL BE SHUT. Police Commissioner Chariten De- glares that Law...

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q | | i ~ “Ruunning for Office” Is a Lively sis ( i | ‘ | L f I 4 THEFOUR COHANS ~ WANE FARCE Affair Full of Fun, and Ethel

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ar STINTALNLES THE BROOKLYNS “After Three Defeats at the fiands of the Giants, Bean- «eaters Sail Into the Dodgers , to Get

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d ‘The College Settiement Baseball Club for 1903 Aine up an follows: M, Mantel, an; A. Bick, 20.; H. Iigen, 3b.; C. Bledel,

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by Park Row, New York. Entered at the at New York as Second-Class Mail Matter. —— VOLUME 4B........c00eeese002+ NO, 18,225.

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gayety. transformed. iment. $ half way. floor, ke fe women, Allarity. > swell. An or 3 “ lew York?" ag rm fhe writer and...

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‘aaits WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 28, 8, 1903, Stern Brothers navES WONT lil Roll enberd a neds al a tee deowing’ Store.