The evening world. dated January 26, 1904

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"RoE TEIED—Snew! ‘Wednesday tatr; iINIGHT EDITION cold wave. Che _[“ Cireulation Books Open to All.” | | PRICE ONE CENT. NEW

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@ THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1904. } HEE ACUSES that He Stole Checks from .Mail Boxes and Gave Them _to the...

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iy ~ IN LEGAL CHASE WEALTHY WOMAN: For a Month Mrs, Berckmans Successfully Defied Process Servers in a Suit for $20,000 by

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’ Saeoe us + <This utterance, on the stage at the . hose at an al fresco fehearsal of the ee (“Nothing ‘matters—when you're

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MEDIUM BROKE THE FURNITURE: Sames K. Thompson, in a Trance, Mistook Favorite Pieces for the Spirits of Fa- mous Men. HE...

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PTOI TRE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1904. STATE IGPECTOR FOUND | “HD EFECTIE METERS This May Explain Why So Many)

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[| 4* & = SHIPS IN CRASH, BOTH ARE SUNK Captain and Mate of Schooner Ella Pressey Lost When Their Vessel Was Sunk by the...

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ahs | STOCK BULLS HALT “MMBKET CAMPAIGN | Far East Situation Makes Them Hesitate, but Prices Find a # Level Even with the...

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a a ae Ca a a ee er a LETTE TT NT STEN meee . | THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1904 HTS MAR °° FP RPGS no SAO WON i

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THE WORLD: SOVDAY VENTING, TANUAsw~ ~0, FHUILLIPS RISING STARS OF SADDLE NOW @ \ Again the Crescent City Winter Meeting Is

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' ~ @ KILLED IN REAR END COLLISION Efeven Injured, Four Serigusly, In an Accident on the Chicago, Burlington and Quinoy Road

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| TUESDAY EVENING, by the Press Publishing Company, No. 83 to 6) Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Office \4 at New York as

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The ar Gin a Bice | A New Exercise for Fair Athletes. “Her bow to herself -fore sounding of the cymbals.” “On the line of...

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‘Stern Brothers To-morrow, Sale of Cotton Dress Fabrics | | Panne Kiota Silk Mousselines and | Tussah Silks, in sky, rose,