The evening world. dated August 3, 1904

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“WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU WERE MAYOR?” ¥ WEATHER—Fair to-night and Thursday. | { “ Circulation Books Open to All.’”’ ' |...

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i, se Troops Continue | tinue to Press G & at the Situation in Manchuria. Hsidos in a Terrific Battle Which the Japs Sought

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leno, ie ie * GND PUBL FES OES Sig Steamship Carries Pezsen- ert to Coney Island After United States Inspectors De- clare She

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‘ GOVERNOK ————__ +4 he b Bapvblicans and T ME MEN WHO WANT St Aspirant M5 18 W. HIGGI) Wa Wal w M. Got L. WOODRUI'T, Ww...

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Pot PARR EA ~FAROTIHTION Pulige Sends Word to Seoretary | Woodson and Members of , Committee Are Called to Meet He Will...

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Dr. Joseph Harvey, While Minis- tering to Viotims of the Habit, Contracted It Himself and Is Dying in Bellevue, th a Razor

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HITCH W SULLY [STOCKS AT BEST IN STIRIN COTTON 38% = ptem by 943 lo BN ~PLANTO SETTLE) CLOSING TRADING) OVER CRCP REPORT sci

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4'THE WORLD: “wrtesAY EVENING? AUGUST 351902, OF BIG STAKE. BIG STAKE. VENING WORLD [EAR # re | = @ “7 IF Bowerman ; GRowS

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ead WILTON BOY AND PIQUE TIED FOR CHAMPIONSHIP ‘With 2 points each, Witton Boy “ana, Priheess Pique are now tled in che con-

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Love Letters Of To-Day. No. 2. From a Poor New Yorker to a Rich Boston Girl, Wlorid Press Publishing Company, No, W te @ jew

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mar a HomELY QUNCH ova ar (tne CONVERSATION é y TARLE I! amc AND 00 You GIVE TRADING STAMPS? BeeORWALKER-AND GAAGAIN-...

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6th Avenue, / 4th day of this cyclone of values, and if you drop everything “you do not make heavy savings on every purchase.