The evening world. dated October 24, 1903

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‘WEHATHER—Cloudy To-Night and Sunday. [RACING “Circulation Books Open to AIL.””” eDiTTe ae er Tas yuu $300,000 WAGERED ON...

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Barcives in Palatial Pri- €ar, with His Wife and Who Are to Sail for Eng- § THAT HE INTENDS “TO GO TO AUSTRALI phet Expected

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N BLOWN UP FOUCHT ROBBERY” GEE MOORE, RuNAWay Y VAMNITE) TD HVE $50 Rear Cars of a Freight on the|Edward Kramit, a Brooklyn

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tmgrout and Phornes Listened to the Master of the Dragon THE TEMPTER TEMPTED “< AND THEN ALL WAS OFF. “ Ghapter of Ancient

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an i Brea The Military G Frogs, Shoulder Straps and Epaulets Are the Latest Things for Fashionable Coslumes—Invisible Plaid

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rs Uno WOKL: BALUNDAY Lv iiNiNG, CCIUbod 24, 1900. ; ‘ sinh ps, . @ SPORTING NEWS SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE EVENING WORLD.

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. War, Rain Does Not Affect Course and Train- ers Find Going at Sheepshead Bay » and Gravesend Good—The Cold Wind _ Keeps...

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by the Press Publishing Company, No. & to @ Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Oflce stars FUSION’S OFFENSES, © No catalogue

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*% i New Star of the Vaudeville Theatre Has a Real as Well as a Stage Appetite—Eating as Fine ! | ee an Art as Crying or...

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THE Reuben Koval, Three Feet ih Height, Graduate of a "Fagin School Much Like Diok- ‘MOST REMARKABLE SKILL. | © Caught with