The evening world. dated February 25, 1904

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y it} AY Pg EVENING- — E “ Circulation Books Open to All.” | NEW YORK, THURSDAY, t PRICE ONE CEN » EBR t ARY FOR NEW SUBWAY

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)! 4 fined to nec shélls fn the town. The Japanese, it is said, are using shells charged with a very high | explosive and are

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a a a pc a ha Re SMIKE FILS SKYSCRIPER Dense Clouds Pour Out of Win- dows on Seventeenth Floor of American Tract Society...

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. ; OE FY TPR ee ee So) BOODG4 OSE EE SH ODLHOGGH HOE HOO-H IS BOLD BURGLAR Robert Aavanier, Robs Three’ « Homes in Greenwich

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. * A EATH TRA “Women imperilled Every Day in , the Mad Rush from Elevated Cars at Sands Street for the Bridge Trains....

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vara Lats, 308 Ct inat Bh yg car ees TO DIE WW CHAIR = Martin Ebelt, Who Strangled His Wife, and Francesco Raffo, Who Killed

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- ee. id “FFD AUDINGHOOD” SA RUAN Seven-Year-Old Vivian Wenzel; Likes to Pose as a Lost Child, Although She Knows Her Home

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° aa THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, FBBRUasx 25, 1004 i ake eee se | a had been cut open. Sending |Supreme Court to-day. strate

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PARADE A BIG ONE This Year’s Affair Promises to Be the Finest and Largest of the Kind Ever Held in This City. AT LEAST 60,000

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THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, Je Yo STOCKS WERE SOLD (SUBWAY PLANS tT PRICES WENT UP) OF METROPOLITAN Offers Free

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Neen ee ee ee eee Ra a . 5 vores 2 Memeersow: Se, THE WORLD: THURSDAY, £' MEN MINE WAR ONS 74% r7S werner. BRDESEEKS HER...

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To RI AO i we a RR RR Rota TONE Ria ay Ca THE WORLD: THCRSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1904. ISPORTS|—[Puciusm|] RACING LJ...

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pe eae aR NTE TTF TT MET RINT I a FT TET FI I THE “WORLD: [THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1904. ‘ ounly pointed pencils,...

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FEIRUARY 25, 1904. OLUME 44 The Evening World First. Number of colunns of advertising in The fvening World for 12 months,...

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\ Home-Dressmaking, How to Make Ower Gotwwns. Crepe de Chie Ball Dress. ue Pac of fe feel Feictibe how a ball dress pf | 280

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~PROE OF OLS “Wyper West Side Bosses at a Meeting Vote to Put Up the _ -Rrlee Two Cents To-Day— ; Cakes Also Higher. BREAD IN

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7 , : | ‘ Shoe Sale—Prior Stock. i ; E 2 S. Thousands cf people are profiting by this greatst of all Shoe Sales. The breaking