The evening world. dated October 17, 1904

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| WENGER GT AUCH VERY FAST Admits on Wraietonbiiis ‘that’ Although His Salary Was Only $30 a Week He: Put $75,000 in. Bank

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EATHG' IN FIRE T BY INCENDIARY n Tenement Filled with Sleep- ing Families Burns with Scenes of _ More May Be in the Ruins. a

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| | — \) ) v _—_——. WNBDDEN GUST. | WANTED KIS Tried to Steal One from the Prettiest Bridesmaid at Wed- ding Dance, She...

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wun xe : MIXED UP Endanger Senatorial and Assembly 1 ickets. ms POM OORIEIERES HOOF Curryites Are Busy “Cut- “Two Spot’s”...

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-- 5 s § NHR T0 SUE FRE CHPLAN | WEALTHY WON SWTASTACKEN- SUE Pi WOMAN NOW DEAD Edgar R. Accetta, Whose Sing- Popular...

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3 uly, WHEAT PRICES WEAK, =| Martie Wet uty ‘York's cli arked the opening of the | New wheat market to-day, with trading...

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5 : rh ¥ Ss . " 4 PUTIN JA FOR MOTHERS DET Zeblewski Spent Three Weeks) in Ludlow Street Prison, | Though He Had Only Acted

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LSC ANA (Report of Fed The master of the vessel made “) Convinoed the Playwright and Manager that Theatrical En- emies Are at

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“CDV [0 DIVA] NE WSIR” WHO IS OUT FOR ASSEMBLY SBOY 1S RIVAL °°" "204: ‘ TORCH CHOI Denny” O'Sullivan, Who Serves His Route

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——— | _hom on ee 123 B—Pri i. laree Wight room; use Te er ee Nice! a oe ‘trout room, iu room. 1 flight, front; im = = ona, v

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FLATS @ Al ART RENTS TO LET.| FLATS & APARTMENTS TO LE Cente Line, 2 Cents Per Line. sel 4 Riad ra hanks tact Tats...

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THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17; WAGNER LEADS. BRITT STARTS TO LEAGUE BATSME TRAIN FOR GANS. wee i» THE MAN WHO NevER,

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| A & St , | \ \ ' | re s eo ’ Jeteey City Pastor Jars PERCUTS AS. PULFIT'S Good Folks by Hiring Pugilist ‘to Instruct Young

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ss e THE » EVENING » WORLD'S # HOME w MAGAZINE. | ‘Are Women : ; Capable of {Peddler That Wouldn’t Take ‘‘No”’ for an...

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‘2 i — ~~ Popyrighted, 1904, by J. 8 dgrivie Publishing Company. SYNOPSIS oy 4 yey Cuapeenas time Donna ured nf’ a...

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ee er bs PRIEST'S NEE Margaret Waitenger, Who Fled from Father Waitenger’s Home in Passaic with Organ- ist, Elopes with...