The evening world. dated June 20, 1904

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= RACING # SPORTS | f “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ COMPLETE REPORTS OF TO-DAY’S RACING AND BA SEBALL i “ Circulation

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_— FORE T ORBLE TPE EN y THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1904. WITNESS AT INQUEST DECLARES THAT NO FIRE DRILLS WERE EVER

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“UNCLE JOE” CANNON, WHO DOESN’T WANT TO BE VICE- PRESIDENT, AND SENATOR FAIRBANKS, WHO DOES. TRAN HARD A HERO IN WRECK AT...

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*; tle with Blaze. Body Was Found in Ruins. SWEEP OF FLAMES Malice ic rener SCORCHES FIGHTERS.| *tttet carty to-day tn his

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THREE ONS FOR READING A BLE ‘Boye Was So Noisy About It that the Neighbors Were Dis- furbed and Called a Police- man to Have

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locking the constables up in cells aw | well as Burke and Willis. . toch an at Be | in Nene | —_eo the nee It the oretie f ld

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; 6 } / v L r } [ ) } y F r ii | THR WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1908. FU TIEN RT AR ETT PELTON IM BET TIE TOT E T ET Ie

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eee HERMIS GOES TO { WORLD'S FAIR CITY. ‘THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, sONE 29, 1904 - PORTS EDITED BY ARMSTRONG ARS. Ritz Down

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ALL THE POWELL GOT AND HOWELL SUFFERED. ‘Highlanders”Pitcher Put Iton the Team That LetsHim Go, While Former New Yorker Was

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hed by the Fress Publishing Company, No, 62 to @ ‘Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Office Mt New York as Second-Class

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grown people suffer from insufficient exercise or exercise taken under wrong conditions, The child that Is y taken for its

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SLAVS WOMAN INTHE STREET (da Howard, the “Badger Queen,” Is Killed by Man Who Had Posed as Her Hus- band. PRISINER SAYS THAT