The evening world. dated March 29, 1905

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——— 4 ian r WILD CHASE THROUGH MANY STREETS) Plunges Across Broadway, Scaring Thousands and Tying Up Traffic, KNOCKS DOWN...

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So picrent r i, rf * | Gaabhag dare gunces at the davk meu THE WORLD! WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 9. PERSONS AND HOUSES THAT...

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s ba , be “ tai ae Why May Belfort Whipped Instead of Shooting ‘Boer General, REFUSED T0 WED HER. Promised to Make Her His

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rt ot Hi WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCE SPOTTED FEVER EPIDEMIC SPREADS @uring the winter and epread while the weather was cold,...

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PEACE TERMS ‘SENT BY GZAR “TO THE MIKADO Declares He Will Neither » Pay War Indemnity Nor ‘Cede Territory. es i@T....

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wheels did not. She was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital, where it was said| that she had little chance ‘to recover. Hatt i

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h “SLAIN GIRL RAD LEFT HEB HOME | TOKULL A MAK “EARLY LIFE BLIGHTED. * was to-day identitted by Lyman Davis, | Aged foikia

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MONEY ORDER $3,500 Bail for Trial. Louls Guggenheimer, known bie partment as BRACKETT CHARGES, | Workers.” was hei in Fri 7 #

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‘The boy who was trampled upon and feilied by frightened horses while watoh- {ng the parade in Hoboken tast night Was...

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GHASE, HIGHLANDERS’ NEW MAI., PROMISING iM SPORTS EDITED BY [sivas TY EDG HOW MARVIN HART'S PACE PROVED A LITILE TOO...

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ROUSSEAU UNRAVELS A FEW DEEP MYSTERIES Dynamiter Clears Up Some Strange and Puzzling Disasters of the Sea Before the Warden

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08 by the Proas Publishing Company, No, 63 to 63 Park How, New York. tered at the Post-Ofice at New York as Hecond-Clase Mall

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\y) 9 afevatadying Nature's book Y am dee; nom bart ha » | \ The New Mystery - of a He a Hansom Cab By Fergus Fergus Hume, B

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WOMEN'S HATS TRIMMED FREB OF CHARGE, Kid Gloves SEEe 32 ti¢tetl -#FeeE KE a = = originally sold at 500, eee EE 3,000 Pairs