The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1904, Page 8

WORKING TO SAVE ~ MRS. VALENTIN Public Sentiment in New Jersey “1s Aroused and a Strong _ Appeal Will Be Made to the Board of Pardons. WOMAN IS AS COMPOSED AS WHEN SHE FACED DEATH. Efforts Will Be Made to Show that the Condemned Woman {s Suffering from Emotional! Insanity. “T am still in the hands of God and i fhe law,” said Anna Valentina to-day. | 4 ts she looked through the bars of her fell in the Hackensack Jail This woman who was to have been & banged by the neck until she was dead at Vo'clock this morning, but whose life was saved by a reprieve of twenty-one days granted by Acting Gov. Wakelee, of New Jersey, was as strange and as quiet nd composed to-day as sho was when| death seemed certain. Such Is the move-)| ment to save this woman from the! hangman's noose that many persons Mink the Board of Pardons will com-| mute her sentence to life Imprisonfent An attempt will be made to show! that when the w committed the| trime for which sho’ has been con- femned to dle she was suffering from | b pmotional insanity. i It will be asserted that her former i medical examination was not satlstac- tory because it was not conducted by | @n Itallan speaking physician, Mrs. | Longstreet, who has been with her con-| Stantly since her conviction, Is will- Ing to testify that the woman suffers ’ terrible physical agony at times and then !s not responsible for her acts. Public Sentiment Arouned Sentiment tn Hackensack revolis at the thought of the execution and tre- Mendcus pressure will be brought to | bear upon the authorities to save the €ommunity from the stigma, | The committee of prominent persons King to save the woman from death using every means possible to in- uence the officers in whose hands rest w fate. On this committee are Mrs, M, Hart, Mrs, W. W. Holly, Mrs. David Vroom, Mrs. BE. Dougherty, the a ry, C. R. Knebler, the Rev. EF. T. nfurd and the Rev. John Lambert. Over in Lodi, where the Valentina § an and her victim lived, the man ‘@ ho was the cause of all the trouble id who left when the trial began, has | @ back into the house which Anna ‘alentinn helped him to build and in nich she murdered Rosa Salza, naband in Jatt Too, range coincidence that the urdered woman's husband te a pris- | jer in the same fall with Anna Val- tina, having been arrested for fallure support his children. Anna Valentina received the news) at her life was to be spared her enty-one days at least, and (hat there! s as & chance that she would not have A to dle on the scaffold In the sume calm |” y that she recelved the news that © Was to hang. The news of the re- bert. When the priest called she a igs was brought to her by Father |; We never advertise unless we have extraordinary values to offer. Another Clothing Manufacturer Loses Nerve, $15,000 Reserve Stock of Outing Suits of a Broadway clothier, the most renowned maker of men’s high-class clothing in America. continued cold weather and backwardness of the season he became worried and decided to unload, no matter how great the sacritice. much less than cost of manufacture, and to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock you are to reap the benefit of the extreme low purchase price. THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY \ NIECE OF RICHARD CROKER, WHO BECOMES A BARON’S BRIDE, ied Jia 7 NY a Wr Wiis RSW icy A 7S Include in tman has to houses ho Is and was not locked in the cell, being per- mitted the freedom of the corridor into | ¢ which her cell door open “Do not hope too Lambert warned her. , but unless the to leave them uns r ‘ WEAK STOMACH myn the hands of God and the} iio sultry weather 1s especially law," sald the woman, with strange docility. Then she knelt while the| Pt to upset the stomach unless the priest prayed with her, system {s kept constantly toned up and healthy, and digestion assisted, “I have tried not to give her too by taking much encouragement," sald Father Lambert, as he turned from the prison, “T feel that there ts a chance for her, but | do not want her to think much on that side.” oe Donn as Letter Carriers, (From the Detroit News-Tribune.) During the summer months the post- men of certain districts in Belgtum make thelr rounds on bicycles, but when winter comes, as the government will not furnish a horwe nnd cart, these Inventive deliverers of tratged largo doga int the postmen of the: wit along the All the postmen tn Aistricts have each one or two Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey It is an absolutely pure tonfe-stim- ulant, prescribed exclusively by near- dogs, anda light dog carriage specially Wuilt for their service, In addition ly 10,000 doctors and doin more 1i5 | than 2,000 hospitals in al] weakening, merit tn the cart og the | wasting, rundown conditions of pody, uty he ta taking up, norve and muscle. Absolutely he dog. wh draws O r Brees Gia CLT and free from fusel ofl Nae Ke) th Druggists and grocers, or direct, $1 careful he Js, le} a bottle, Medical booklet free. Duffy e ao mistake. but it f ‘a « Ly is 1 4 Cores eae eS SU ST alt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Bought by Us at 50c. on the Dollar Owing to the We secured his entire stock at and flannels, all wool materials, in neat stripes, checks and mixtures, light, medium and dark etfects, have belt strap and turn up bottoms; values $10 & $10.50,at this lot; all the fabrics sought after are here, striped flannels,nobby cassimeres, cheviots and popular home- spuns; made to sell for $15 and $16.50; choice,. AS WE BOUGHT SO WE WILL SELL, Lot 2--Men's Outing Suits Lot 3---Men’s Outing Suits ¢ —Made up of homespuns, tweeds, cassimeres. cheviots ’ . ° Lot I--Men’s Outing Suits ‘hm All the newest and wanted patterns are embraced in Cut from fine imported woollens, indigo blue serges, rough-tinished cheviots, handsome home- spuns and swell patterned cassimeres, some are quarter silk lined, made up in a manner that would reflect credit on high-class merchant tailors; actual values $20 and $18.50; yours at ' will continue her professional career for | the present. i CROKER 5 NIECE ‘The bridegroom, although of an old) | and noble German family, does not use! ' his title In this country, being a civil engineer In the employ of the city and stationed in Queens Borough, He ts a cousin of the jute C Wi jj Field Marshal of Germ ‘= country when a child, was educated and intends to make his home here, the ule thas a6 hie when on an soll ‘3 Warren Is daughter of Richard s sister, She made her first ap- se on the atage in “The Yankee ‘early In bne season, and joined Ye Souherners'" when jt was pro- duced at the York Theatre, — LONGEST-LIVED “SIGNERS.” 6. the fiftieth anniversary of ng of the Declaration of Inde- |Daisy Warren Becomes Bride} °s of Arthur Von Hunerbein, a Cousin of the Late Count Waldersee. ns Miss Datsy Croker Warren, a niece | te * as # joyous occasion in the Jof Richard Croker and « member of ished algn- “Phe Southerners” company at the New rar einen tees | York ‘Theatre, waa married to-day to | Baron Arthur yon Hunerbetn at Stam h the aged ati e. All day long | for | apidly and with- Conn, Tho w te, only the immediat de and bridegroom | 9 Warren has been on strictly atives of | Z ho stage for n died a f July and Adams shortly be- month) our’ ker, Despite her marriage ahg fore sunset EVENING, JONE 15, 1904. GOLD ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAN Ties Placed on the Tracks of the Delaware and Hudson Rail- road, and Passenger Coaches Run Into Obstruction. ture at both PARIOK.— Fine Velour | or ONEONTA, N. ¥., June 14.—A bold at- tempt was made last night to wreck local passenger train No, 13 on the Dela- ware & Hudson Rallroad A quantity of pine ttes were piled on the west-bound track near Chaseville Crossing, and the train hit the obstruc- tion while moving at sixty miles an hour. The pony trucks of the engine were Ger: |, but the engine kept on with. out leaving the track, and no one wa seriously hurt ng, 7.6% ental W.8; 1 Ho ker; 2 pairs Curtains, DININ ROOM ard, a oak cane hairs; ke or Freight o $2.75 non AVG. ‘eae’ GISHER Owe “ave BROS Extraordinary Values Including everything requisite to Heusekespiae, are a special fea- ment. THREE ROOMS, Completely Furnished. F.VE ROOMS, Completely Furnished... . 10UR ROOMS, Completely Furnished, as per subjo' Liberal Terms of Credi ry t, Evenings | BET.103 &lO4'st in Complete Outfits, establish: $15 ; woren wire Bed Spring; voft top Mattress: tr feather Pil- ‘Comfort- Oleset, glass doors: nae OF New York : Bow Ties are 17c. Main Floor. pes Stock stylish. T as the “New York Bow” and are similar to the famous Bows are are known ‘Buster We give 2 B. & M. Blue Trading Stamps until 12 o’clock, and one afterward, with each 10 cents you spend. Brown," Regularly they sell for 35c 1 each, wih Handkerchief vf ends. They are beauti- ARAAARARRARAG Cai embroidered and ? 3 hemstitched and lined: a natty finish to the costume. Regular value 35c, at i7e. ; GAARAR TAT IED | ¢ Blue Trading Stamps bring the best premiums of any trading stamps in existence. 5 | dreds of beautiful home furnishing premiums. ? | premium exhibit room on the Fifth Floor. You have your choice of hun- Visit the Grand Group of 500 Shirt Waist Suits and Walking Suits Besond Floor. FIVE hundred Suits, including Walking Suits, made of mannish cloths; Walking Suits and Dress Suits made of Panama cloth, and Shirt Waist Suits made of different kindsof silk, are in this sa'e at prices so far below the ordinary that the contrast is startling. We doubt if you eversaw such values inall your shopping experience, There's nothing we could say in praise of them that would do them full justice. ut we urge you to see these Suits and submit them to the closest examination. care in every particular, and that the fabrics are not only well selected for their style and beauty, You will discover that they were | at there are liberal touches of geauine elegance to every garment. Read ont HIS handsome 14.75 Walking Suit is made of a fine grade of mannish |suiting in various patterns and | color combinations. They {have Norfolk jackets, belted back, flat-stitched collar, turn- lover cuffs, box plaited seams, jand are satin lined, Skirts have nine gores, inverted plait| back and kilted flare. The} general appecrance and ster-| Hing quality of this suit will amaze you, because itis a 14.75 Walkiag Suit at 408 11.48 scams, | best suits advertised in New York to-day HESE 22.50 Panama Cloth Dress or Walking Suits are made of a very fine suet grade of Panama cloth, in black, blue, brown, gray and castor. Blouse, Eton) 6° suits 224 Military coat effects, smartly trimmed with taffeta strapping and fancy a || colored braid, self-colored taffeta lining. Nine gore, wide flaring skirts, welted kilted flare, strictly man tailored and custom finished, These are the 11.48 for 11.48. Fi | HESE _ beautiful) Shirt Waist Suits are made of Taffeta Silk, Japan- ese Silk or Satin-back Foulard Silk. They are suits that sell |tegularly for 15.00 and 23.75, All are stylish, up-to-date) models ina variety of colors and patterns. About fifteen! styles to select from, all ele-) gantly trimmed and tailored.) \You will instantly fall in love with these suits when you know you can have your choice of them at 9.78 Suits | | Valenciennes Laces at Less Than Half Price for This Season’s Latest Designs. Main Floor, 'AKE CARE that you see these fine Valenciennes Laces to- morrow. They are the 1904 latest designs of French make, and we shall place them on easy exhibition for your selec- tion. You'll find in these 12 yard pieces that the edgings and insertings are all made to match. They are in greatest demand by fashionable costumers, and may be seen in the handsomest toilets of trimmed wash dresses, Esprit net dresses and under- wear. The following four lots will be offered all at less than half values. Read the prices; 25c per doz. yds., worth up to 55c 39c per doz. yds., worth up to 85c 48c per doz. yds., worth up to 1.10 68c per doz. yds., worth up to 1.45 Hosiery and Vests ata Third. Main Floor. HIS news is entitled to much more space, but it came in at the last minute, and we didn’t have time to give it the attention it deserves, But you should, on this account, consider every line of it. Children’s Hosiery, 12/zc Children’s Extra Quality Ribbed Cotton Hose, fire or Corduroy ribbed, tri two-thread heel and toc, double sole, These stock- ings are of a bigh grade of 19c. value. Women's Hosiery, ‘Ribbed orton Vests, c Women's Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck, sleeveless or with winged sleeves, in regular and extra large sizes, finished In Women’s Hosiery, including gauze lisle Jn blac gauze cotton In black and vac rious shades of tan, also tan cotton drop- | Een Sn, Snes ee dastic and Hitched, ‘double sole, form-fitting, easily worth 19c. Women’s Hoslery, 19c Lisle Thread Vests, 29c ‘Women’s High Quality Hose, includ-| Women’s 50c, Lisle Thread Vests, in ing all-over lace lisles, gauze cotton or | white, low neck, no sleeves, trimmings gauze lisles; also the newest creations in | and finish could not be improved at any fancy Oxfords, Nearly all are full-fash- | price. We have 1,500 of these perfect Joned, high spliced heel and toe. Value 2S¢, | 50c. vests. New Washable Belts at 10c Main Floor. | EALLY, these Washa- “ble Belts for women will look good with almost any costume and will please aimost 10¢ any woman. They ore of pretty coited effects les are of heavy solid motl, on white, end the buck- Get some for your Summer Waisis. If you sce them you will waat mor: than one at 10c. — Daintiest Wash Goods of the Season Main Floor, LL THESE dainty fabrics for Graduation or Summer Costumes are offered at a good saving. Some are nearly one-half rice and others are under half price. It is a lot of 10,000 manufacturers’ co! Jure Sale. All stand careful wasbin, At Se per yard—Fancy Batiste, cannot be dup icated for less than 10c. per yard. At 83e per yard—Another assortment of these tancy Batistes, valu: 124c. At 12% per yard—Colored Batistes and Lawns, in the la‘est 1904 designs, value up to 29c, At 9%e per yard—Canvas Weave Madras, popular fabric, for dressy cos- tumes, in shades of reseda, cream, navy blue, black, white and tan. At 10e per yard—Fine quality Duck, in dotted effects, suitable for pretty outing suits, regular price 12 At 12,6 per yard—Silk-like Batlste, in a lovely assortment of grays, usually sold at 25c. — At 7% per yard—Striped and Checked Ginghams, the quality regularly sold for 106 At 10¢e per yard—Mercerized Gingham, regular value 19c. and 25c. At 9%e per yari—White Marseilles Suiting, stylish and durable, usually sold at 1Sc. per yard. At 12%e per yard—White Pique, of fine quality; usual price 19c. At 19¢ per yard—Fine French Lawn, appropriate for graduation and confirma- ion dresses, full 45 inch width. At 35e per yaid—French Org:ndle, makes beautiful Summer dresse, regular price SOc. per yard. Fabric Gloves at 19¢ Malin Floor. Ati9c—Women’s Suede Lisle Gloves, Silk Paris Point, black and white only, one horn clasp, per pair, 19c. At19c—Women’s Suede Lisle Gloves, lace effects, woven finger tips, black and white oniy, Per pair, 19c. Three Glove Groups Your Choice Women's Milanese Suede Lisle Gloves, Silk Paris Point, in white, black, tan and slate. Three Women's Silk Taffeta Gloves in white, black and slate, Gloves Milanese Pure Silk Gloves, in black and white, imported to sell at a much higher price, ‘Women's Third Floor. TTEND closely and we'll tell Men Get Better Suits Than Their Imagination Pictures Thursday at 7.75 | DSRS: let us mislead you, you an unromantic story of 460 worth 2.00, but some of en's Spring Suits that were made on the order of a Philadelphia are worth less than 1.50, while clothier who wired repeatedly to have them shipped to him, but the Women’s er, being a shrewd business man, looked up the credit of the Oxford Ties at Quaker City dealer. His standing i factory, and the Philadelphian w: mentary letter, which aroused the so low that we can sell regula: tweeds. cash. This blunt request made him mi celled the order, writing a sharp and not very compl On'the impulse he sold the suits to our clothi These suits are made of blue serges, fancy worsteds, black Thibets, black clay worsteds, fancy cheviots, light homespuns and Scotch They are lined throughout a s wasn’t entirely satis- asked to send the very end. 95¢ Men’s i 12.00 our shoe expert is Sults ford ties are turn si patent calfskin, finished with ith fine mohair serge. This is just a few terse lines in which by no means an ordinary bargain, Will you save 4.25 by buying one Goodyear Welt Sho:s, made of smooth Now It’s 95c for Women’s 2.00 Oxford Ties Third Floor, and 1.50 hover in the neighbor- hood of 1.75, But they’re the best oxfords you ever saw sold for 95c. We'll stand by that claim to the The description from and arrangement of gun metal. range from 214 to 8, and D and E widths. Men’s Shoes at 1.45 and 1.69 E’VE A BIG double proposition for the men, and it’ll take though. Not all in this lot are them are. None of the others most of the values between 2.00 that these ox- ole Dongola or a fancy tongue The sizes to state it, First—Men’s 2.50 Empl cased calf stock, with the new, natural, soft él Men’ skin tops. ‘The soles me solid and good. The 12,00 suits at 7.752 Sho toes are round, with a tip, ‘The sizes are from ary 6to ll, The widths are D and E. The price of Boys’ 4.00 Suits at 1.98 1 45 these shoes is 1.69, Second: Men's Box 376 Norfolk, double-breasted and Sailor Blouse Suits are in e eects aiatacleitd cate ein hee Faylor (i ROADWAY this fine lot, The sailor suits are of blue serge: need! f the remainder of the suits. They’: Fine woolen materials in light, medium and dark 4.00 yalues, but our price is 1,98, ‘ soles of you pay geod, ad leiber, "Our guatante gs wih each pair o€ these shoes, end