The evening world. dated November 30, 1904

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q "WEG A i ‘Aged Man: Crushed by Great - Beam That Fell from the Too | Story’ of the Old Times) TWO OTHERS WERE HURT; | ~...

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a) Sy Peyras on typi iano good. t that George B. Ryall, one of " well able to pay it, but no name was given. DENIES USE OF

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J , FENG BUGLAR HEY BULLET Upper West Side Citizens Fire - Fusillade at Thief and He Falls from. Backyard Fence Fatally...

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to Her Lawyer Hardly the Product of a Diseased) , Brain. a lal hel oa a D BATTLE TO FREE _ THE'RICH YOUNG WOMAN. ~ Mother Who

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WA OOORHA Young Man Who Feared Insanity, First Destroyed All Marks of, Identification ‘and Then Took’ Carbolic Acid, HAD BEEN

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we a a Es r bt ‘) nd 4 "MCHESSOO, THE FLATTIESI” CITY IN JERSEY RUNS BIG FARM East Orange Turns Agricultural- ist and Stores

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Free—Buster Brown Christmas Postal Cards—ask the floorwalkers for them. ante FF leer lo 3"hue F739 G60" Our Great Fur Sale

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furling horoscopes into the solemn 4M WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING: NOVEMBER 90, 1900 have money to burn if last night's .at-...

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rt Neen : Sti WHE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1904. QU AHOVEYMOON TPERLOUS TRP IN SHERFF RESINS: Saka & BEFORE...

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+ * Cheep” Gossip Amuses Poultry - * and Pet Exhibit, but Geese Hiss and Indignant Hen Cries , “Cut-Cut-Cut-It-Out.” REGULAR

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& THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY. EVENING, NOVEMPER 20, 1904, Bi sadltasail 2 there were a deaths. This b believes | sho wuch to be in

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THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY RVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1904. NELSON WINS FROM YOUNG CORBETT. Pete treet ent tne tated CURIOUS EFFECT OF

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THE WOstDt WORLD! WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1904. | “PREPARING FOR ANNUAL CONGRESS OF BOWLERS|: Ebbets Will Go to...

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w THE # d AZINE vw ast Published by the Press Pudlishing Company, No. 8 wo @ Park Row, New York. Entered at the Post-Ofice at

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‘House-kee BY IZOLA FORESTER’); In this series of articles—of which there will be eix—Miss Forrester will tell young couples

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re) : ' : } Inexpensive Gifts. ' No matter what you want to spend for gift—-whether fc. for a toy or $40,000 for a ‘pearl