The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1900, Page 5

| CAPT. the Deutuechland, arhoro, in what he calls his “land toge,”” one would seareely take him to be the commander of the pwiftest paesenger ahip aftoas Ne {# rotund, bulky, easy of manner. Jnuehing of eye-a man who seemm to pee nothing: sertous (n iife. and who wae Dorn with a smile on his ins, and une ehine In Nis heart, He looks far more Jke (a prosperous proprietor of a Gers than ike moat famouw To gee Commodore Adolph Albers, m| tnn ny tain in the today There ta vustere ghout Com modore Athers, He hag a cordial hand grasp for everyour, and at the ef eich Voyage the offerte of the Ham | American |ine, In thle city, Immediately q hurry (hrouga the formalities, and the with Albers, repal 4 itth 4 restaurant, n ar from tee offlees of the company, where several hour they it about an uncovered table beet discurs Pilaener and wiener while Albers entertains them with @teries of the y age and the lates goemip in the Mathes land rOPULAR MAN, Albers {# essentaliy a popular nan, A etrict discipiinarian in his way, (he very beard on Mis chin beapenks mood natu as do hie generous proportions, It dark brown jn color, with here and th a few haire of white, but Albers te young man in appearance deaplle fitty-olght years. His responstbilities apparenttYy r+ easy Upon him, During » voyage, ste the weather Is fair, and all t* plein sat ing, Albers is everybody's frlendrs peotally the friend of the entidren He often unbends that dignity which je sui posed to mark the autocrat of the meas the commanding officer, wh power Detween ports {* more sosoiite than that of Cuar or Kalser-and jolue the Httle ones in thetr games. He seems to profer thelr at of the tadtes, or the gentlemen in he » but he |e cordia atl. jon voyagers always No wervice Ss and he taker of steward and comfort 1s 40 well Thi immensely to Albers. reat for him to perform upon himself the duty purser in looking after their That is reason why he hed one FEARLESS IN DANGER, \ « doughts rallor man hax any hooves has every (ndioation thelr your seated ou an nabutary, He neve ion. ‘Tile ta what pany made Hs fleet TAUDIRON 3 QUEER CAGE. With Two Bullets in His Head He Retains All His Senses. E Ey 3 i ul gz z it raf 7 ial biti | # Hs rH Fil EF Fi elsitt tl tf i 3 ? Zz H i aa] ie 358 Ee tz ‘We're just going to let the wound heal up and let that bullet take care of itself,” De, Joy ways, “It may have lodged In the fat by the aide of the eye or It may have come out after {ft was fired in, Stridiron says he believes it's #ull there and he ought to know, ie Won't lowe the sight of either oy FABRIZIO 1S STILL PATRICK. Italian who Had His Name Changed Is Wor- ried About His Vote. Justion McAdam, of the Supreme Court, In a decision handed down to-day holds that a certificate of naturalization Cannot be changed in such # Manner as to permit the person who has become a citizen of the United @tates to amend the name tn the certificate under which he Was naturalized, The decision was rendered in the case of an Itallan who Was naturaimed as Patrick Niger! on _ Oct, 2. 1801, In the Buperior Court. Tha ‘man Is worrled about bia vote and wants! @ bo eet rluht, Se eee tte THE MAN WHO RUNS THE GREATEST SHIP AFLOAT. OF THE DEUTSCHLAND. company to many tol) toe \ lof the Medilijie ox+| il i udaly THE WORLD: MONDAY EVEN et ey ALBERS, i} | ship ax the Deutsenland meals he sips a, Hinde of MNtne wine, " butt ttle, too, wn t of (ta and e i} Ho is the father of io handsome | V4t K 1B (0a, ay girls, who live in a costly ein Ham: | Wien ant w cup, of slwaye rer] tea on he allows him ound trp, Hel Mit when the y nd 01 Albers, MIke the trie F oe |has his stewa vt thee When Alvers ia in the futl uniform of | oll his rank some Very brave med: and pI bowom of hi {othe fAnemt vernge him by K better than the Wt wae nr n the oie ended, then oan that he ts Up ereat quart and hte friends do mieh r eame fertile Heide af from & ri awlul suffering the passengers and orew | Albers hae been very sueceasful in hin of the doomed manip Geyer MOL) oneaae ya had the command of no very long three queesa of the seaethe Augusta , a P rave him nel Vietoria, and now or hie long ang and t item of ree ‘ upon him che insigola Then » Muerat Miemarck, Just twenty yea: aplain of career at sea com: j(gter he wan i th. mbure Line, and in 189) completed his hundredth voyage as « commander besides the three record. mention commanied the Thogia and whicl \? ie Mines tn Henry K phipe. eribet Hn Any ther gen capialn of his "EATS SPARINGLY. [1% ck” iter af Le all good sea captains, he Grinike eels, Agerew sting ie’ oe tere during & voyage AL Om, paringly UADERED Heart of Marytnnd’ and “Dowery Aficr Dark” Among the Mis Offere: Hrooklyn, the curtain on Saturday night for an- other theatrical season, ‘The theatre has been improved in many respects and the {nitial attraction, "The Heart of Mary- land," ind that the Grand will present an excellent class of plays dur. Ing the coming Winter, Terry MoGovern, a Brooklynite who has won fame and dollars with his fate, was the star feature of “The Bowery After Dark,’ which was the opening bili nd whieh nd of the o pay is the hatte mA sensational inel- McGovern rescued ihe place of imprisonement an exhibition o} Man's Throat Slashed Before a Large Crowd. While @ fire was in progress in Elion street, near Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, & murders was committed, and in the exoltement the murierer escaped, Loula Roabe, twenty-seven years old, at the Bijou Saturday night, will be sontinugd until current meek ‘BROOKLYN THBATRES OPE, of 6 TAberty avenue, and Domenica Langella, forty-four yeare old, of 910 Adantio avenue, were playing cards in the Oapitenna ealoon, Miton street and Laberty avenue, when a dispute arose, ‘They went out of the saloon shortly afterward, walking down Piton atreet nearly to Atlantic avenue, Thoy were accompanied by Michael Annundlato, twenty years olf, of 910 Atlantic ave- hue, @ nephew of Langella, Suddenly Anmingiats palied out a rasor and slashed Rasbe aorowm the throat, sever. tng the jugular vein, ‘The wane of the tragedy wan near Bitnn's cos! yard and stable, where a fire had killed five homes, The specta- tora wore #0 absorbed in watching the fire that Annunciato's attack was not oberved, and \t was only when some one stumbled over Rosbe, prostrate on the midewalk, that an alarm was given, Annunetato, meanwhile, had escaped. An ambulance was summoned from st. Mary's Hospital. The surgeon bound up Rowe's throat, but he died as he was being placed in the ambulance, Policeman Wileon arrested Langella as & witness and locket him up in the iAberty avenue station. He denied all knowieles of the maner, Nigrt on July 9% last obtatned « court order entitling him to change his Chris- {lan name to Fabrisio instead of Pat- tick, Nigri then appealed jo Justice McAdam that his name be changed in his certificate of naturaiination, Justice MeAdam nays that the order changing the man's name was mad an Independent proceeding, and in ; Way necensita’ or even permits an amendment of the certificate of naturalle wation, “The petitioner may have recourse to one of two remedies,” he adds, “He ay renaturatize under the new name upon surrendering the old certificate and Ming with the origina! declaration a certified copy of the order changing his name; or he may annex a certified copy of the order to the naturalization oertifi- cate already issued, and the two docu- ments read (omether will constitutute one truthful ylstory and make @ recor that answers all legal requirements.” ooo New Superintendent Term ‘The revignation of C. A, Beach as Seperin: tendon of Terminale ot the ree ay of New Jersey at £, Commaninny seuss This is the sign that be always fresh, Biscuit, Butter Ci Biscuit, Sea Vanilla Waters, t Patent Package,” f adie te y 1 My 4 \ eat caution ot by tried aponsibility ts shifted he tent. the bul fear | when he ts off ¢ te off duty aa I suppome tie feeik much the same niduetor ime. A commander |# surrounded ha brave men, and the re |e fo a certain ex never rid himaelt of smething may Rapper and the result ie he of an exprens traln, a the engineer, only commander has and Marah Larenr Quirk and Orace MacQvade, P Par and Gertie Langan an possible seaiia ‘The chief of the staff of skilled phynt clans attached to The venting Worl! Wick Babies’ Fund makes the following 498 BLES CARED FOR. M9 Withers Jones, Minote Heweker and Jen Irowne, Tompkinevilie, N.Y _1900, GAY MAF, WITH AN La W We Myhmnd, bh4e September Sale of re Glass icc | CHINA and Cut | BY CAPT, ADOLPH ALBERS: |Report of Doctors At-| Threatened to Kill His| I yrtint offeri ar, in table and | - Fellow. Emploves in hougehold wares and de ct ative piece movement that pus Commodore Haw + Amertoan tached to Evening Gre mployee even the wiseacres of the china trade gathering of Line, World) Fund Fruit Store. fine new wares js a thing apart from all tra The usual Payee let Hf amma Jing a or und, china sale, even in quite pretentious stores, that are old hip the sige of the Deutachlan: | Tremendous one, and from the momunt Ce ! flemonveritlie ct reer |in style, or copies of the finer goods; and variety is limited, Trust the Hage are (brown off unui she ain 4 v-/ the housekeepers of New York to never sacrifice the real and beautiful rately docked at the end of her voyage bdo ‘ ant t/for sham chear the captain knows but little peace 1 Lilia h tea . tia Kea he elifavertas SDI he Lath cal Nerang BL erecert a eas ahi The Wanamaker sales are brought up to a standard that meets weat tig the Journey, there ey Teller hy F 80) semed w x the sharpest criticism of the most knowing women in the woild, Fine always the reaps nsibility and the wevers| and ‘Lotte diniih, N it wa 1 W china, rich cut glass, and decorative wares and marbles are as easily take VovaR. Judbvanded: han mle waieed riatk jan Metuceney |Measured in value by New York women as are niuslins and ribbons, were over 1,800 anit abo wid they : . men wer | Our china buyer does not spend months in Furope to find odde if i ked to the captain ¢ them J him ‘ ' t ‘and ends and ‘‘has-beens.'’ He seeks the most beautiful, the newe ately across ean ie ever heen 1 sat nak ' Knows what fn dahiter may atize at ou f a i jest-—the daintiest shapes and colorings. For instance, In one collec» Joa; leaders, dereticts, fogs, storms 100] ployed tion of Plates at 25c¢ each, there were thirty-seven different designs inion & thounand different pertis 114 vt the and colorings to choose from, when the sale began—there are probably that can be averted oaly by the groat 1 A few . ' thirty varieties today, t im t a workmen waa orasy ‘0 1 he place, and had armed himself In Cut Glass we offer only the finest, newest shapes and cuttings, {with an axe aod ‘threatened (0 41!) There jg refined elegance and exquisite brilliance in each piece, Ie lg one. Meinorney summoned another police |the Wanamaker keynote that makes every one of thesd marvelous sales 8) /iman and together they went a » 190 successful dD madman after a desperate QUALITY First—New, Refined, Tasteful Beauty ‘Ne ‘e Boughtin Quantities that Compel <r Strack by a Cable Cnr, dangers 10 face than the ongt- report OF wats eeoomplished by himort | lernent Oberman fh Canal atreet CONSTANT STRAIN, [14 Mt tat firin the nook ning..." nortan ine mere Low Prices “ © @ ‘ Hae ata on bed 1k when the wagon wus etruok by A September is here, Housekeepers are getting back home with matter what ablp a cal \* P ‘ ( C Ahethee abe de lenseaor tester | nemeen vaniee fi M42 Pecurichound cable car Overman wasl heads full of new ideas, and hearts full of new inspiration to make ke my Deutsontand, he is under | Pasties viet ! SAEED | (OWE 0 UNG HIRE AM TREE ive for husband and child: Here is ui tran, and there Iv no rolAgh-| Mok babies treated... was | wound of the left eye. He also suffered | Ome more attractive for husbanc erat iidren, Here is a magnifl. mn untl la safe in por fi on to \ ” i i i this pant Voy ARS wan one of tre] This iMusteates not only the eran te. | |!" ih hy Miwas taken 10 AL. Vin-|cent array of wares to delight them, and asset their plana all at moniont anxiely, Bey me Ri Aided doh oy th Ut (al A Third to a Half Below Gheir ted to br the fou bel D tite ‘vas vel out lant ance tn al ‘The more donations the Mund recetven PLeal Worth Today ‘ “e “ beating the westward | the more cases of flinew among the bi ) in a street part wing, The record this aeanon, Décwute, He FOURD| ben ot the tnementn ca be. relieve on ean te Pcs ies bred beet of the showlag, trip to New York will. probably ‘be| Many poor children are ili from the ef rest is in the China Store, in the basement, marked by heay y sens and strong Winds. fects of the peeont hot spell The Puni's Dinner Sets- Tollet Sets. At leant that ts the prospect, and 80 WO) dogtorm are at work among them day $5—English Porcelain; 100 pleces; $6.50) $5_"Tulip Decorati ' every effort (9 show th tH lon; complete evith bent very effort 19 Bhow the Mario | oe atent mas ray conndee pan pen | ca plete as de could do Contributions should addressed to $10—American porcelain; 11 With hie ond In view “and beaauey, (Cl the Cashier of The Pultteer border decoration; usually $14 a ful * Pancy Chiva— TWarge, Iwas pretty constantly on the | Bullding, New York Cit rt] $13,$0— Austrian china; 102 bors} Plates at 28o—~Thhrtystwo kinda at this bridge, In fact. Tha y clothes off der decorations our wsnal $20 set. one-price, not one of which is worth » nights during & $15—Theo, Haviland sete; 100 pieces; lems than SOc. We will sell a single was 1 never | meas it n his shin he does you Americans When there was a hm yi port, Not feel fear, but he la ever on the qui vive PROUD OF HIS SHIP. drew near. New York My feeling us we very hand grea ride nor ait he bridie Sandy i ther traytatiantic Ku from. Sandy The Grand Opermdtouw f ne which har undergsne a (horough tranas formation at the hands of painters and |! O | decoratorm during the Bummer, rang up for brief i them over the water hot even for my Ing a cap! r cut May Valiely, ® years To (he Bal foate Lod ‘apped m Bnahlen ree ne that tl ! Woman Who To! We can steam 20 knots an hour, and that ie more than our rival can dof Who Killed ¢ think may be interested In know: in ing that the Deutschland developed %, oon ower on this voyage Just] Mrs. Mar M end call Lucinta and 9,00 greater than that of. the Oveante t is more than her contract ton strer t4 6,000 greater than the, lon street out to be A woman slightly demented gemma svenea, Real! Bran, Marie, Deer a Her father, Frank Moore, called at Po OF woman testify to | se. 04s Yuw!! Pn 2 Lig ody Bright girls get] ice Headquarters aud said she had bec Me Remd thelr letters cone | ' ce ag et tinh 0d ponitions) mane rince last Kanter, He explain) gémenthy agupemedengy Ure. tales |'\0\05\Psner rein, onme & Na, Naw fee ba rite that the woman had awakeged one in if} 7 fimperre ot ‘Mune, Hoge & Worle Wants ye}morning and found her baby Reng in | AMOR you seek “'Holp,”| ded at hier #lde The shock unbalanced | ~ MANHATTAN BEACH [3 advertise. If you} her mind ABOT, BAND, ink fh “ination Moore sald he hat had her committed Amusemonts, NOTH Tat PERE WORIR Sito the Insane Pavilion last Friday and at i Thrilling Suectaele advertise, Begin at Ven eral tual? but was discharged Marita Met who told knew who murdered Kate Seharn, turned From Three Little aftr ted by three ot Ko. Si 0 Vallely A Staten Island Fate, “Pwo Little Neawars,”! f «| SCHARI IN/ORWER INSANE, | 98 Seprconmenree foe She Knew Girl Hod Heen Asylum, of 1H Washing hep that ahe had heen gent to Randall's Eland, ees the biscuit in the box on which it appears, to lous and When Cracker Saliiea Banquet Wa ‘ou order Soda Biscuit, Milk fers, Sultana Fruit, Graham ag bering Biscuit, Ginger Snaps, Handmade Pr:tzelettes, grocer you want those dalek cork dian on the ends. Used exclusively by NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY. contained in the “In-er-seal ane | awful baokachos and rog- sy Malan monsirvations | SOHN WANAMAKER plate or two or three just as readily as dozen, Plates at 35c-—Nine kinds to choose from and not one worth less than $7.50 9 flower decorations; $24 quality, $20—Theo, Haviland set; 100 pleces; barder decoration; $30 quality, Dinner Sets. «:|Pimkham’s $25—Chas, Field Haviland sets; 101 dozen. You may purchase one or @ vi pieces; value $3: doren. ‘egetable Comapund $2b—-Theo Haviland etsy 120 pleces;) Crop Dishes at $1—Prench chinay flower value $40, decoration i heavily gold stippled, are | Cut Giass '"| women. It tones up 2 thor nieces at half prices, others at twos Value $1.75, Some enoral healt 6 nae pect bat ee sanly polished | Alto Austrian china chop diahée at 61, rs wh ov f v4 Howls for $3, $4 8 and $S-each; Olives, | Se Salad Bowls, in French china, hond> a 00, $1.25 and $1.50; Celery tomely decorated; reduced from $1, |merves, oures those Trays, $3, $3.50 and $5; Water ey a china Salad Bowls; worth Bottles, $2.50, $3 and $3, 50, it doos this because it aots directly on the fe- + male organism and makes t healthy, relleving and orrlag all inflammatioa Formerly A, T. Stewart & Co,, Broadway, 4th Ave., Sth & 10th Sts, Excursions, Amusement. BIG ELITE DAILY | VAUDE KOSTER QBIAL'S MT NT wawway Ga feat FASHIONABLE VAUDRVILLS has @ constant |':: feats, H1 wnday Mal and Strongest Bill Ever Offered. Nothing olse Is Just as good andi many things that Low VicTORIA’ Aerial " i aH Pros e Li won| Spee OIATINEE AT Terrace (PATTEN TINE ne DAY. oi niet ek met te ts lt OPERA CO. | ast DAY. a tt tt ae re Oe PAL adi opAue rue [fer Maley at pROCTOR'S ‘= (8.18.50 HERALD EATH® CADET] LABOR DAY. . ith Ave.) Jan dat rea A ail ni trey te : lace, | jie Ft aig So i, EMPIRE her Wit ners Vet iaduectitg"tnh tend prises ORT ; ‘BON-TON hoster 8 ‘Bial's|*®" Mecrnniow vane se oevea All-Water Route to ROCKAWAY BEACH, Hither? THERE Oe Ein ‘| TON R > 4 GARRICK Mats, Wotnesiay 4 sy BRIGHTON BEACH | GEN'L SLOCUM, ‘ A “vill Fabled GRAND REPUBLIC, Man ‘ ina Jo nieve, BRORONR! 0" +a | ie nent. B e N- oH UR MACK , MEDI i RCA ' WALLACK'S ~ — 5 | CASINO! N i hich Paieat” | amuse ROY, BOATS. is i 1) 4 St; |. % KEITH Wide” leapt 3 ‘ON PALACE & ey | 100% ‘ « . 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