The evening world. dated December 16, 1903

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i i . (ae ie Ee wiaseanicivady to-night; Thursday fair. EDITION f “ Circulation Books Oper to All.”’ | PRICE ONE CENT. [...

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F FERRY BOAT NO REVOLVER OR WEAPON ‘OF ANY KIND FOUND. Every Artiole of Clothing Brand New—No Money in Pockets Victim. ‘With

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ie GURL THIEVES AMAZE. POLICE ‘ela Gilson and Fannie Lewis,| ‘Arrested in Washington for Robbing Schools, Regarded as Clever

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: : THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 1903.° arg ; : WOMAN WHO IS AN AUTHORITY ON TRE EDUCATION ‘a cha: LADY...

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~ MYSTERY SHROUDS SHOUTING OF BO} Rival Cherry Hill Gangs. Refuse ~ to Reveal Name of Man Who} Wounded Charles Donohue in the

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BELLEW SHINES AWLLITTLE PLAY As*Jacques Berhez in “The Sao- rament of Judas” He Gives One of the Most Finished Per- formances

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WOREY LEIP - TOFSGIPEFIRE) With Children in Their Arms! \ They Flee in Scanty Attire - from Blazing Tenement in -...

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| Gompefs, President of the American} ~ > able soluti ‘Organization Said to Be Willing _ to Accept Almost Any Kind of ‘ Terms

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oo Was a Mind-Reader and He Foretold the Decision in His Case Without So Much as a Second Guess. Cehiet of Deteotives Decides

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( 10. -e nny ‘ fo the entfance of the slip before she! wank. “ mith and hie men. know- f ¥ a! Ing that thélr oraft was...

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ERR DANCERS . VANDERBILT GOLF FUCK FLAMES SUITS IN FLAMES iene Men in Svenligtress and «Young Women in Ballroom * Gowns...

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uv MAAERICK ss ING READY To RUSH: Moa BEATS LIMERICK; F Butte Miner’s Slaughter of Al Limerick in | Four Rounds Stamps Him

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rae ne ee, WINS; FORTUNE ‘SEEK 0 LYNG AT ONE SITTING) “HUGGING JACK ‘Noted Westert Gam Gambler, After| Men Relatives of Women

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onl et the Dullest In- Months, * and Brokers Confine Their Operations to a Limited Num- her of lesues. : R. T. SHOWS SOME...