The evening world. dated April 19, 1904

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OMPLETE REPORTS OF TO _DAY’S RACING AND BASEBA WEATRER—S) {1 O'CLOCK NIGHT EXTRA PRICE ONE CENT Che ee | “ Circulation Books

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‘3 r - GIANTS IN A OMY TH MAN FROM NEW YORK Bookmaker J. B. Coogan meee cas Causes .. Arreat of Edward S. Armstrong in...

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Ne iL * PES 1B HLL They Fear Tactics of Ex-Governor Are Directed More in the Line of Building Up a Personal Machine than...

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ene Florida. Her Pitiful Story. ) Bellevue to st. fers, 80 Manager main at St. ~ time, it ts expected, friends will have...

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Mrs. Spiehler Was in Fluffy Petticoat and Corsets, and Then, Horrors! the Man They Caught .Wasn’t Spiehler, IT WAS ONLY A...

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wi DRY GOODS CO HIS a good one. HALF their worth. But listen intently, please. Ration reveals. Some h oil from the machine;

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JAE LOSE HS $20,000 ROLL? Ce of Fortune in Greenbacks Neither Polioe Nor His Neigh- bors Heard of it. buka.an STORY WITH MANY

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- EY ‘Park, Brooklzn, last Sund: Iudging feym al) the reports 1 have | » wwiee had Queenan holdi EDDIE HANLON 100 MUCH FOR

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y The Notorious “Monk” Gets the Full Jail Penalty Which Is Pre- soribed by Law for Assault in the’ First Degree, SAYS HE WILL

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anaes » New York. Entered at the Post-Office at New York as Gecond-Class Mail Matter. » VOLUME 44 ‘Evening World in March,

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@y pecesiocten of George Munro's Sons.) (Copyright, 1898, by George Munro's Sons.) GYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER. Teresa...

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SEF Ladies’ Coats, a 3rd Floor. Cravenette Rain Coats $12.50 and $18,50. English Tweed, Coats. Three-quarter length, belted