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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Can't Tell Yet.
Florence Herald.

FIOrence HeraId.
 A Tuscumbia barber is responsible for the statement that the beard does not grow in the night. Whether this is true outside of Tuscumbia is yet a mat ter for Investigation. Until the re- turns are all in 1t will still remain pos- sible that it is only another character istic phenomena of that quiet city,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

That was a mean trick of a Paris woman who carried mole-trap in her pocket and caught young pickpocket Such as that will cause the ight-fin- gered gentry to lose faith in women.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

New YOrk Post.
 Secretary Hays statement that the original san Domingo protocol was of the nature of a, surprise to the depart ment, and that 1t was always the in- tention to submit 1t to the Senate, is an explanation which itself needs to be eX- plained How could an agreement signed at the city of Santo Domingo on January 90. and purporting to take
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
He Wants Swords,
Selma Journal.

| OtIIld JOUTHdI.
 Of course the President wants swords and the sharper and more fero- cious looking the better will they look along with spurs, the revolver and the other genuine Rough Rider" costume in which the strenuous one delights so much.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Hard to Escape.

DOthan SntlnBS.
 This day of educated salesmen, and especially that class who have some thing to show you," Is is a hard matter to get away from one with money enough left to pay the grocery bill that was .'continued in our next" from last month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Enforce the Law.
Birmingl

Birmingham Age-Herald.
 The laws of health and common decency forbid splitting on the side walk where ladies walk, and New York and Chicago propose to have no more of 1t. If splitting must be practiced in public use the street, never the sidewalk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Bessemer JouInal.

BesSemer JOuInaI.
 When a fellow does you good and strong and you just can't say how it was done or when it happened you can say, T was Chadwicked," as that seems to be the latest thing to catch the public without any explanation,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Wbat State Papers
 lire Saying
HOW if Ended.

Edwardsville Standard-News.
 The Santo Domingo revolution has been suppressed. Two-thirds of them have fled to the woods, and the other fellow has got a job as a policeman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

Dnxly Average, February, 1905. ...Ie, ,5S1 Sunday Average, February, 1905. .iS,s50
 
 E. s. Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn. says: The foregoing statement of The Ad- vertiser's circulation for the month of Feb ruary, 1905, is true and correct and com piled after all returns from news boys news agents and left copies have been de- ducted. F. S. NOBLE,
 Circufation Manager,
 s4R The Advertiser Company. Sworn to, and subscribed before me this 18th day of March, 1905.
 F, W. JACKSON. (seal.) Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

The Labor Advocate boasts that "a union shop Is open to every one who will join the union." to which The Bes- semer Weekly retorts:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

Yes, and the penitentiary is open to any one who would rob or steal, and the gallows is open to any one who commits murder. and h--l itself is un- doubtedly open to those who grievous- ly sin or who join the ranks of the damned.
 Seems to us that is just a little bit pointed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

MT. J. J. Pierce, a well known cltl' zen of Talladega, is in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Is.eoo SUNDAY,

It will be observed, by comparison with the statement of previous months. that the circulation of The Advertiser is making very substantial gains day by day. The Sunday circulation Is now practically 1s.o0o and the Daily circulation Is slightly in excess or
 WATCH IT GROW!
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

Mir. J. D. Blankship of Sylacauga a visitor to Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

Mir. A. St. c. Dunstan, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Physics at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, spent yesterday in Montgom-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Needs Explanation.

MT. R. c. Norris of Birmingham is the city,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

R. M. CUNNINGHAM, Lieutenant and Acting Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14

MT. Paul B. Ray of Pine Hill is ir the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-14
Rider Haggard Coming south.

Hon. Charles B. Howrie. Judge of the United States Court of Claims in Washington, was in Montgomery yes- terday and will remain in the city sev- eral days. Judge Howrie yesterday called on and paid his respects to Judge Thomas c. Jones of the United States District Court.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
AFFAIRES De BASEBALL.

Arl!s latham, ons Of the orfStnAasn of
ne bunt and Tor ysaI the funniest man In
baseball. has given up his Job a. umpire In
he South Atlantic LeaIus and Will bloom
out A. "a OF the club at Jseksouviis,
Fla
It wsuItmown tact that batting aver
IEu fail unnW trying circumstances, In
the worlds ssrs, RoE,r Brssnahan was tbs
only a on either club 10 hit over 300, He
made an average Of SO. Billy Gilbert, con.
siasred NJ weafsst hitt.r, Of. ths oiants
Tas second WITH a rsonTd Of .2sA The
nd scSrscE wsr. ed Dor frM pl.o. wiz
II 10 announced that Barney Dreyfus IN
tends spending 500 900 to strengthen the
Pltsourg club 90 that, the pennant can be
grestei from New York Hti first step vas
Nealon, the firyt bassman,
with two good pitchers Ned Hanlon says
he Will land Brooklyn IN the first division
with ease He and Ebbets have already
woods N search o. material.
will not QUIT The diamond, becanss The
american League cannot afford to lose him.
He bellows that proper financial Induce
derakinE business with baseball and an
undertaken shop before him Sheridan is at
leas. between two stir PROPOSITIONS,
Fred Clarke says that either PitsburE or
the Chlcano Nationals could have defeated
the Philadelphia for the worlds champion
ship There are many American League fol.
lowers who believe that the strongest team
in that league did not win M pennant.
There are more score cards sold AZ the
New York nd PittsburR parks than all the
other cities in the National League com
blned. Evidently. the fans IN these two
cities keep. up with the dope. There are
keen an accurate box score.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
COFFROTH PLANS
MANY BIC BOUTS
Frisco Promoter Has Accom-
pliShed Much on His
Visit Here.
By JOHN POLLOCK.

inn controth. ths nsto promoter Of
Frisco, has accomplished a great deal
IN his short visit here. Coftroth has re-
Viewed the work OF his man who have
his pictures IN hand, and made plans for
several big battles at hin club. He VIII
wait some word from Moan ~ 70 Nel-
son's plans and Will try and az a date
for TORY McGovsrn. He hRA a match
10 prospect for Wilhs Lowis and hns
made the New Yorkar a good otter TO
80 to the coast
Bslly Roche, ONO OF lbs employees, has
Joined him here and received his orders
for the further touring Of the Britt
Nelson picturod-
Murphy OF to Sharon, Pa.
Tommy Murphy. the popular LITTLE Ksg-
lem boxer, whom Terry Meoovsn recently
ring Tor the first Inn since then NEXT Mon
day night, He meets Jimmy Dunn, Of New
Castle, then, before the Nonpareil A, c., Of
South Sharon. Pa Murphy LEFT last night
for sharon, Pa where 10 will finish his
Billy Roohe In Town.
Blly Roche, better known among the
sporting fraternity as RED" Roche, arrived
former New Yorker Is now a tull. flsdsed
native son, having made bis home In San
francisco for the past two years. Roche ls
IN the employ o. Jim coffroth. the Frisco
fight pomo!sr, and has been touring the
South tOr the latter with pictures a the
Nelson-BHtt fight. Roche cGns here under
Instructions from coffroth and Will leavs FOR
the coast to-day.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
Fans Liked Baseball Last Sea-
son, So Why Change
the Rules.
By BULGER.

Baseball msgnatss, newspaper writ
srs and incurabls fans are Just now
working themselves into q state Of
nervous collapse over the proposed abb
oliuon OF the foul-strtke rule. In every
Arity around the circuit some fellow has
constituted himself q patriot whose duty
II 10 to see that batting be given a
boost toward the 800 mark.
Now, let's look at this thing. Tho
two major leagues broke all attendance
figures during the past year and the
game hAh never been 30 popular, So
what difference does It make whether
the players make more hits or not1
what good could be accomplished by a
change In tho rules7
Two hours Of an exciting game 10
about AZ much as the ordinary fan
should get for his money. and nine out
Of ten Of these fellows who ante up
every day during the season will tell
you that they see no need for a change.
The m~asnates who are stirring up this
Question had better let well enough
slone.
No Kick Heard on Rule.
It is well known that the American
League accepted the foul strike rule
The evening world., 1905-11-08
GOSSIP OF THE ALLEYS.

No tournament ramss ware scheduled at
any Of the alleys last evening open
pinss' with special match failures were
the rule at many places
IN. Fulton. Palace tournament viii BE-
Eln in Brooklyn tonight when the pssby,
Fulton Palace and WinonAh teams clash
Besides the above the .Amphlon, Broadway,
LaTrenoe, Bridge, Park Circle and Cosmo-
polnn teams have entered the sJurnA-
Opening games IN the tournament Of the
Long Island Navy Bowling League Al the
Universal alleys, Brooklyn, will DO played
S. .nssA .SS3S ' Soi%, 4 Sl. a: 5'R 9ssS, n sI1y.,
games. viii b rolled uesday and rhun.
day nirhts following this week
Wv.msH team, q q. Sioux Club Il q.
eetasm alleys East New York and q TIE
way ssSS S1iy yT.l." .T nsis:.nO sTooEiynl B'U wi
roll a homo and home match game series,
ne first games being rolled Al the Broad.
way ALLEYS this week. There 10 a side bet
Tht Lady Acme Club. oompoeed NJ mar
Wel-known society women In WilhamSbuTS.
ssye a priz. contest 20 many, visiting
sf,end' Monday evening at the Palace Hall
present, Ms II. Gerken Is presidsn ~
the club which meets Monday evenings
C G, Cohn has the hiSh November scor.
o. 2o1 at tho Washington Heights alleys,
Amsterdam avenue,
Thre perfect scores Of 300 have been rolled
a Kahlsdorrs Harlem alleys by Ed. Baxter,
Hell and Ward q N. Bslvsdsrs team
In the Harlem tournament bowling .r.,n.,
The evening world., 1905-11-08
FIGHT NOTES.

Bob Ftzammons left today for San
Francisco, where he will begin training
for his twenty-round bout With 'Phila-
delphia jack OBren, which Is TO DO
decided In Woodwsrd's Pavilion be-
tween Dec, 20 and 30. Ftzstmmons win
stop on In Chicago until Saturday, when
no will proceed 10 the coast arriving
there about Nov. H. Before starting
Ftz said he was confident that he
would be the heavyweight champion
Of the world, as no felt Il in MS bones
that he would stop OBr!en before the
bell rung for the beginning of tina Lar,
round.
Tommy Murphy. TIE Harlem nrhb.r, has
another bout on hA hands, He was
matched Ast night 70 boz a fou-round bou'
with "chcE' Tucker, tie AvoaiA A. c.
fighter, before The Polo A. A. on ne nigh,
q. Nov p Tucker was TO have bored Art
a a9Hun Ss I a. (: s sott t isan SoS H5Ss %S W 'E Mafy
ply, his ger has cancelled the bout
with Edmunds tov the present
The fighters veo are b11inS q. the vi.
vAts club these days have formed a union
for the purpoSs u SseinG that uhsy gut
higher prices for their services These
Fighters are liable 70 got the worst Of H.
for already the MANAGERS d about "a
CUBS hGve combined 70 make q rate On q
fgatsrs services which hey think 10 a tsif
offer. A meeting Of the club m~AtchmAkers
a c, in West Tvsaiy.ninth street.
"Kid' sullivan, ths wsIhinron ugAt.
weight, VINO recently defeated Tommy Day
In Baltimore, has been matched 70 mee
Tommy Lowe, another fghter from Wash.
ington, for fifteen rounds before ne EureEa
4 e. 81 HS-+more, op Friday nigAt, Lowe
fought a few good tlghts III PillAdslpha,
Saitls = uS SsP'i lSs1 NET NJ I've r6 sul Wi55., a q h9 l5a
Tommy MoRatt, lie SgAinS conducs5r.
Chicago, Tor fifteen rounds before the same
club.
II IS expected that negotiations for az.
o.heT match between Young Mahoney, the
Milwaukee middle weigh;, and Hugo Kelly.
the Chicago Italian, Will DO completed
within the next few Gays. Articles Tor a
leh'round bout between the two Ia Indiana
polls o. Nov q or q OF 1888 pounds have
g.en s.shci by, Itiiy Dorrs.l, Mahoney's
me match IS the signature Of Kelly
The bout fcAeduloa between Young cboyn.
ok, OF san Francisco, and Morgan WIN.
Jams, OF Victor Tor Nov. H. IN crlpp,s
Gl,es, has been declared on owing 70 n.
g.o 'i."ts5 li l1oyush. who Is In the
.5r ' p'.ir ;.,m ,IgClp'ria Young
"a.. me match Was arranged 'ird xiii
Nr'a...N lose The amount r4r IN
tD.o mat Tom k.us.,y may 10 sg6s,,.
t-tel for Nh1yraAI
The evening world., 1905-11-08
NATIONAL GAME ALL RIGHT AS IT IS NOW

walk To ngst on three balls instead Of
four, which hos been suggested ~ a
compromise, sounds 6dldiah. Tha;
would serve still more 10 lsngthen the
game, Such walters al Sammy Strang
and Bill Dahlen, OF the Giants, and
tultI, Keller and Eiberneld, OF the
HipnlAnders, would play out the string
oyery time up and half the time would
get their base, Pitchers would have 10
change tuheir entire system Of vast
Ing. two balls In case OF an unexpected
stolen 8 Or to catch a batter nap
ping on a curve.
II there 10 to be o cha &c or a compro-
mise the one suggested by Umpire Joe
Cantillon Is by far the best. CAntil-
Ion proposes 20 draw a line through
the batting box running toward frst
and third and coil all balls hit bach OF
this line fouls and not strikes This,
be believes, would largely preclude tho
possibility OF Intentionally fouling the
ball, and the consequent wearing 0c
pitchers. It would not penalize the bat.
ter who hits n solid drive which fans
about one foot foul
During tho winter tNe baseball pub
We must have something 70 discuss and
get mad about, 90 on with tho dance,
It's a ten 10 one shot the rules vii. be
Just the sane next spring
The evening world., 1905-11-08
WAGNER'S GOOD SHOWING.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Nov. S-Joe
Wagner, the New York bantam weight,
demonstrated to six hvmdro sports at
the keystone A. C. rooms here last
night that he Is made OF championship
stun. He gave Danny Dougherty, the
erstwhile teacher Of Terry McGovern,
all no was looking for In a ffteen-round
contest Tine draw declared was a
popular decislon.
In one Of the greatest heavyweight
contests ever seen here Bill Burke. OF
Richmond, by sheer cisverness, had ia X
N,Iiians, Of Phi adelphla, bleeding DUR
ing fourteen OF fifteen POUNDS before
" Lyric A. G. h. the opinion OF ever
'''or burke clearly earned the de-
cision. and tho referee was Kissed when
-,c.uted une hight a draw.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
ATTELL FIGHTS M0WATT
IN "C0RBETT'S" PLACE
Abe Has Also Been Matched with Erne-Haw-
kins to Meet Russell.

ABE Atteli WIN night Tommy Mowntt
At the Washington Sporting Club, in
Philadelphia, tonight Attsll takes the
place OF Young Corbett," who orlg-
nally was scheduled 70 nght Mowatt
"Corbett" had 30 call the match OF be-
cause his hands went bad in his last
four fights,
A great week Of nsic events Is IN
store at the washington Sporting
Club. Ns1t Monday night Dial HAw-
hns celebrates his re-entry into the
pr1Es .ns. He Il to meet "Uno' Rus
sell. the younys- who nearly put
Young Oorbet~ out last Saturday
night. Hawkins In his oid-tms form
would smother Russell, but there 10 no
telling now how ne Will hgure against
the youngster. Russell Is a "comer''
He .s strong and willing, and that's a
whole lot IN q good fighter.
Another match TO be decided At the
washington Sporting Club promises TO
b a oorker. 1t brings together Young
Erne," the clever Philadelphian' n
The evening world., 1905-11-08
Ban johnson Against Rule.

tn. oolonal. tn. Oriental frve-seam put ~
a league record score for the seeson OF l'pio
Jarrstt Of the .orientals. scored 2SL
Bddi. spoonsr defeated john re:lsn y
EShl.dorfs disys. Eacs best three N nvs
Eames A large crowd watched the contests
scores being ei0".
s,evs cic.k,, OF the onAmAa and r.. J,
Hstrtek. OF the ColleGs team, are matched
S 81 IA Iii :;y.y. sy q. u H1 SleS F1 sns r 9t . p.
ntth' street., Friday niEht, 4 sid. ba Of
40 being placed on the contest
Two OF the oldeN bovters in Greater New
a dHsS yill @r:s s a. fhs T.. oos aS3S1 s Sys9u /:
teytlmonial 70 Uncle John" sohilllng, he
slIsy, mGnas.r. who has S.sn Interested IL
SowlinG for forty, years. "Pov' Dalnes, %
GLASS a warm CONTEXT d szpsotsd. Follow.
Ing this series either Dimes or Srhilllnc will
roll John Worries, the New York star
Torsytli' Council No, ga K2!sh,., q
EiShty-'eventh street and First avenue.
AmoaE TIE prominent e%itiz.ns interested
In the Louisville Bowling Tournament Asso-
citation that will make all local arrange
mentB In providing for the payment Of sib.-
900 In priDs money, looking af'er the recon
ton and entertainment OF bowisrs and other
matters In the National tournament. are tue
secretary Of the Louisville Commercial Club,
president Of the Board Of Trade, owners OF
newspapers, tho postmaster and Congress-
men. Mistakes Of former tournaments are
10 be guarded against and the rxth annual
event will be made the most successful Of
the American Bowling Congress,
Johnny Voorhies has q bunch Of young
champions IN hand AZ his alleys. al Ono
Hundred and Sixteenth street and Eighth
avenue, from which he expects 10 snow good
results.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
SPORT. QUERIES.

Sporting Editor Evening Woridi
Q To decide 4 bet kindly lt me Know
through your column WHO Is the fastest base.
runner on the New YOr6 (dsGnts) tsam'
". 8,
George Browne, right Aelder.
Sporting Editor Evening World
VIII you please state IN your pager when
and where Corbett defeated John L sulli-
vanf BY doing 30 you will decide a bet
and very much obllss J. FRANCIS,
No. All First avenue,
New Orleans on Sept. Z, 1897
tWenty-One rounds,
Sporting Editor Evening World.
Would you kindly intorm me BY YOU
The New York National n. d. c., mas ever
kindly obllge, W =
lie did
sporting Editor Evening World.
va N"Iy morn me through your column IN
Ihe evening World % how many strike.
gus ail lender have IN the game between
pitched against McG,nn!ty1 az How many
str.he-ouis dd both Mathewson and BenJt ar
nsge n me last game Of the Championship
0'lNfN
RANKING you In advance for the desired
information ] remain, -
l. Bender struck out o batters,
= bender, ~ M~athcwson, 4.
Sporting Editor Evening World.
Kindly announce IN your paper Il,
P!ttsburg (Nat) and Boston iAm1
Played a series OF games In 1904
JAMES HOLES, Newburg. n Y
In 1908, but not I'm 1901.
Sporting EditJr Evening World:
Kindly decide the following bet: A. in
throwing dice, throws three skies and
a par Of fours; b throws three sizes
and "a pair OF ices. Who wlns2
f. c. COLLISION.
Skies on aces win,
sporting Ei.tor Evening World.
VIII YOU please inform IN your even
ING paper the right name OF Young
Corbctt, just 10 decide a small bet?
a says ROthman; b says Rothwoll.
F. 8, SHERMAN.
II right. His name is william
ECthwclI.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
WING AND WELSH A

special 10 The Evening worid)
ci ERdE, Pa, NSy STPsr, Wing. .9f
city, fought a nftesn. round draw betors
the Erio A. g. iasf nteflt. 80 1880
The evening world., 1905-11-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE MEETING.
JohnSon Announces Date, Wow. -.
and Place. the Windy city.

CHICAGO, Nov, &.-preslIeh, Johnson.
OF the American BL~blH League. An
nounces that the anrral meeting Of the
league viii be held IN this citvlNov. p.
The nootng ~ the IN tional commlssion
IN Cinclnnau has been set back one iay
a. The reqpeet of President johnson.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
OLD DR.. GRINDLE,
v YEAlAs a sPHclALIsT IN

Under Or. 0rLndles sclentIfic treatmant all
diseases pecullar 10 men are permanrnIy
cured more quickly, more easily and on more
MODERATE TERMS IMAM by any other ad-
poisoning, hereditary or contracted. nervous
debility. kidney. bladder complaints, skin dls.
eases rsd sPoIe, ulcers sore tara. and
COCEI.E. or any disease resulting froom "a.
ctsl, lndlecretion or ~oyerwork3 1t matters
not Of how long standing. DR.. Grindie viii
mont. He cures private and ordinary con.
trseted diseases and drains IN. p 70 40 days,
l2ah e.. betyetn 9th and TN avs. wSiDt
he has occupied OVER 20 YEARs-a record
whicl no Qtlcre qdvgrtlelnY phyelcian can
Iuthtully. oIaip Advice trs.. Medleas. IL
The evening world., 1905-11-08

under seml.protsst. but DO strenuous
hcks were heard during the summer.
The games were materially shortened,
much cleansr and moro exciting. The
modern fan would grow very tired Of
seeing a batter stand UP and foul on
balls for ten minutes without a penalty.
The question will surely como up be-
and Il 10 said that the absence OF Jamep
Hart, OF Chlcago, Is IN encouragement
70 the men who favor the abolition OF
the foul rule Hart has always favored
a foul strike rule, and we are inclined
to agree with him.
Thers are some good long. levsl heads
left on The board and Il 10 not likely
TO DO led OF on q rainbow ohass when
they have things going 10 suit them.
Experiments are always interesting.
but why should the beauty OF the ma
tonal game be marred by such a
departure Fans would be confused, as
would pitchers, catchers and batters.
II there were a need for o hit.
be brought about The pitcher could
be moved up Ave OF six feet At first
YOU will say this would make matters
worse. In the case Of Mathewson,
Waddell and other smoke ball throw
ers, this would De true, but the curve
artists would be AT a great disadvan.
tage. The long, sweeping curves would
not break unt1l after they passed the
plate and the batter could nail them
There would then be no need OF run
ming up as docs Bresnahan.
Ban johnson Against Rule.
President Ban Johnson, Of the Amer.
lean League, "a a strong advocate or
abolishing the toul strike rule and in
tends to take the fight into fuhe De-
cember conference. The question Is,
will he have sufNcient backing 70 carry
his plans through?
The proposition to allow the batter TO
The evening world., 1905-11-08

All lonE-distancc horn-bIouing
records were beaten lusI night.
The evening world., 1905-11-08

Sporting Editor Evening woridr
Q. To decide 4 bet kindly ln me know
through your column WHO is the fastest base.
runner on the New Yort t1iGnts) tsam1
". 9.
The evening world., 1905-11-08
BROOKLYN AMusEMENTa

A MDEInN W, T. GROVER Mr.
AMI HyuV Evenings, 10, 20, 8G zoe,
Dahy Matinees, iB& 2ba
JOHN c. RICH AND SALLY COHEN,
Elton Polo Troupe, Pewitt & Others, 10 Acts.
The evening world., 1905-11-08

tn. oolonah, the Oriental fve-team put yp
Jarrstt OF the orisntas, scored 2o1
The evening world., 1905-11-08

Speaking OF Mowatt, has any n yet
found a Fighting Chauffeur" one OF
these demon drivers or devil wagons
ought 10 be hot stun m the rng,
The evening world., 1905-11-08
HIPPODROME

MUrlgaueu. ,.,,,...t lAbA.'SON 4 DlNDY
Worlds Greatest Theatrical Institution.
1.-THE Romance OF a Hlndoo Princess"
Pllr. ~ Ec.ra1.s and Gorgeous PageanuE
ard "A YANKEE CIRCUS on MARS"
incllf M clare Hcl3t ami LIONS and Othw
univ Tel en.0lallsts DAILY MATINEEA
The evening world., 1905-11-08

- OPPER in LYRIC, Eysninxa 9ik
= 'APPiLANDl Mats, To-Day. Sat. AVID
The evening world., 1905-11-08

YORKVULH ANN -suTHERLANp IN
Mat. To-Day. 25c. NEoUNNEIllON
THALIA. Bowery, near Canal. Mat ro-A.v
DANGERS OF WORKING GIRLS,
The evening world., 1905-11-08

EEHEN T,s y S.ss IS 3 p ss..l:H :t Gs:.sa
nLllU Van sta Co, Big Show, $50. 500,
The evening world., 1905-11-08

A BE ATTELL. who has a knack OF
~ being where the money 10, and
also OF leaving much less Of 1t
where It was when ne goes away from
there, has snapped UP Young Cor
belts match with Mowatt, tho Fight
ing Car Conducoor," Of Chicago, at
Philadelphia tonight
The evening world., 1905-11-08

2D Av., Sist u. = 81 av. Matinee Tomorrow.
- y. =, WOOD-LOsT IN A BIG CITY'
The evening world., 1905-11-08

Aanhattan FFa " So, H MAJ 81 ! ~ Lii 4;
MSE' KALlCh T H9NNSa
The evening world., 1905-11-08

II is well known that the American
League accepted the foul strike rule
The evening world., 1905-11-08

I0E WEpEptC Ey.S 10. Mat Tue sat.
w. LDLp\ Cyril SCOTT,
THEA B'way&90th.I THE PRINCE CHAP,