The evening world. dated October 6, 1903

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\ s r ; a RACING # SPORTS PRICE ONE CENT, GROUT QUITS THE FUSION TICKET Decides This Afternoon to Let the Administration...

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{HE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENIN ceveaat 6, 1908, Sone ia pense " See a eae Wab TunD TC Save Hab AND DIAGRAM OF THE FATAE FALL, FAN

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| | | f eREETINES FOR PY. PTT Messages of Congratulation Pour in on the Senator Due to the Announcement that He Is to Wed at

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SHIPYARD WEN GAAK'IS SUED FIR NOW HIT BACK) WINE AND CIGARS Credit Man Gets Judgment . Made| Against Equitable National, of

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CITY ASTONISHES YOUNG CENTENABIA Mrs. Mary Shepard, Who Is Nearly 103, Is as Sprightly as a Girl and Needs no Glasses....

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it SEARCH FOR SWE PONTE hra Conners, Beautiful Girl,’ ~ Miysteriously: Disappears 4f- “ter Dining with Her Unole-in a »...

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THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1903. LOWEST PRICED STORE IN NEW YORK FOR FINE GOODS. In the Oriental Rug Section : ae

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RANE THE ONLY G00 "SPENDER” Play at the Savoy Do Not néip Him to Carry Heavy Load. Only His Characterization of the Old Miner

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“THE WORLIN TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6,..1903. bagi oe 5 = ~ sera H Ue \ethauns a % ‘ A. < CAMBLERS ARE | Gz, ds of Homes Are

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a i a a At ag Mader in the Fourth, which controls the) - Lower House no matter who Is picked be} —oblamond back. districts,

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LAL TE Te ET He wanes TUESDAY Eine, OCTOBER 6, 1903. Soe. ($250,000 FORTUNE SONSTI NEA. FOR YOUNG WAITER ' Henry Courtenay,

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THE WORLD TUESDAY SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPOR URNS NO MATCH FOR WILLIE MACK Brookiyn Lad Won His Fight in Schenectady in

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LOSSES ON THE FIDDLER’ Si. LOUIS GETS = 3 An e Notiae of r TOWEST PRICED HOUSE FOR FIRST-CLASS | = : . é : TORY xgsemTED "AMM

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f t ee t - Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. 8 to & Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Ofmoe at New York as

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#: forgetting, encourage sin. Require a high standard of morality of men, but also of self, The world would be purer, there

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“Complete Assortments of Brush and Fur Felt in new and correct shapes, First Floor. Millinery Shaded Ostrich and Fancy...