The evening world. dated November 30, 1903

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‘WRATHER—Fair; cotd to.night aa Teestan [NIGHT EDITION { “ Circulation Books Oper to All. | | “ Circulation Books Open to...

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Prisoner, After Confessing the Killing of Chicago Peace Guardians, Admits Having Caused Deaths of 16 Others. NOW UNDER...

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THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, TODE NOVEMBER 30, 1903. ACITY IN ITSELF NOR 5 Ea f & aA? RADING STAN G, DING STAM Alu af LS A \\ J

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OLD STAR AT FIRST Pol Plancon, After an Absence of Two Years, Shares Honors with Herr Conreid and Mme. Fremstad. Edwardes —

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THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1903. ; : MRS. KATHERINE FLYNN RAY, ACCUSED OF “ACCUSED AUNT ILL-TREATING AND KILLING

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John Webber, “Gentleman Bur- “lar,” Finds Official of White Plains Prison Asleep and Steals Keys and $195 “WACL, SHOT Student

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aa ption * * Navy street, Brooklyn, N. Y % STOCKS ADVANCE —|TO SAVE $5,000,000 |DEPOSITOR DROPS DEAD IN A BANK’ ON GOLD...

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'1,000,000,000. OUSINS, AUNTS, UNCLES tter an adjournment of one hundred- 44 years, the incorporation of New H was convened

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THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1903. CEMS FOUND ON SERVANT THIEF Man Who Robbed the House ot Millionaire William...

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Feeling y © eon, the and ‘The reason given for the postpone- it 48 that rey Pina fi pavilion ' w! ttle. Tt is learned,...

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[MARINES RUSHED TO THE ISTHMUS re Hundred Bluej Bluejackets, Os- tensibly on Their Way to ‘Tonite, Are Said to Be Held at...

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IVEMBER 30, 1903, Published by the Press Publishing Company, No. 52 to 6 Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Ofice _ at New

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ae 100] 88 THE ¢o think I left you something to re- member me py. Do you know my son, Mr. Gray?" Arthur, embarrassed,...

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To-morrow in their Dress Goods Sections a large collection of All-wool Dress Patterns - and Black, Leather Goods NEWEST...