The evening world. dated March 22, 1906

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WHATHER-Patr and much colder) Vriday tain, PINAL | RESULTS EDITION = * Circulati | on. Books Open to All.”’ | s EVENING « wor

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“THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 22,1906. MTCHLL DYING, | SIRES Matson mw peer rouce comomsson=s. [MANOR NERY, [BINGHAM

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ia e une “Weighs More than Ten Pounds.” eat Rejoicing in Rockefeller Home When New Arrival Proves to Be a Son. he following

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{ Wd. SAYS LAWY INSULTS. HER ‘Alleged Witticisms’ Over} Brokaw Case ‘Intoler- able,’ She Declares. Miton M. Goldemith and a

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path PBA ) Ve M CAE SASS SO VE r " SEE WOR: ER REUMOUAK EV EGNIING, MARU 22, kuU0. Et ~ SFEK ASSEMBLY JAE TWO GostINS IN...

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EY ADE SERVANT | : NNER Friends Forgot Baby Boy in Her Charge. WAS AWAY ALL NIGHT. Hunting Her—She Brought Child to...

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TRE TT TY TE TE TE TIT NEW DEVICE T WRECKS ON RAILROADS. WoodInNe MED+And The_wrodeT His Invention. Dr. B. F. Wooding Invents

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Dull support. "Gorn advanced with wheat, New, Zork’s’ cpening pilces were: OUT FOR FISH TRADE. | Wheat—Ma: cl ang pene Phi

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a ) HOW ROOT’S BRAIN LAYS COURSE OF SHIP OF STATE + Cravath’s the Voice, Quigg’s the Hand, but His Seamanship That Guides...

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2 a ae ree cs) TAT FTES PNT TG THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, 7 { RUSSIAN PATRIOTS . . ‘ae ea Another Big Friday Sale of. $YOS

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ae TERE /THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 29.1 Sc sd ie 1Old -fashioned Bargain Friday SUESY at the 14*h-Street Store A...

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} her to work ina kn! teen-Year-Old Daughter | to Knitting-Mill. Carrie Frescone, 4 pretty ttle Italian girl, aged 18, was

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THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. 22, 1906. ar The manager of the laundry. tho «ir Homicide Calendar Gets Fat HOMICIDE CASES THAT

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~ FIRE HORSES IN ~ A WILD DASH ON RAILROAD TRACK Stop Only When They| Reach Locomotive, Which They Mistake for Fire. i ne DP

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qe rds cia a sil rasa ; WORTD: THURSDAY EVENING. ARCH 22, 108 : , RETURNS TOFIND [Giz in Coffege Play (COUNTESS HOLDS. = 7

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oo [TLING NELSON B @ vee tue ae future. His munager busy man t now, The I Manager Nolan would fll a big book He has a great

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SUMNCE RIG [EASTERN BOWLERS LIKELY Row and I guess they are good and P jsick, Just what will be done now I , 8, 18, 20, 22,

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hwy ou Na By J. Campbell Why the United States Ts FOOTSTEPS OF OUR ANCESTORS INA SERIES. OF THUMBNAIL SKETCHES, What They...

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wore trometer oe - 7 are eom rm SLT Te a a ad ae pS By Roy L. McCardell. She Has Trouble with a Street Car Conductor About

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3510, Taffeta Silk $ ‘New Eton Coats, Spring’s Prettiest Tid-Bit of Fashion Very fashionable combination, with any \\) style