The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1907, Page 18

ee Construction on Pennsyivania Cut. See in'It Chance to Make Protit for. Contractor—Engineer 4 Rice’s Remarks. ‘phe demand of the contracting firm that 4x engaged in digging the Pennayl~ ‘hinnel under Manhattan Island wey, Fitth- avenue, Thirty-second and (virty-thind etrests, has etirred up @ i ‘f_angry protest from all the Foommercial interests thereabouts, The a men of the tistrict tothe test ‘} moan gesert that tt ls merely @,Tuso on Pe ak prepa ‘project in- the courts if the Itapid: $eransit Commission should decide to grant the demand for tearing up the wtreets. he ‘contractors have informed the Mepld-Transit Commission that the tun- pel work fa now at a complete stand- by-reason.of subterransan streams _beds of quicksand that have been end Piru} ‘expert engineers have reported that-= ‘eontinuation of the work there will tm- To- Be Closed Nearly a Year. uyene A Philbin, -counsel forthe lynited Engineering and Contracting 1 Company, which 1* digging the tunnel, commission that all work | Topentng of the) atreets. In reply to questions, he admitted that the engin- eers wanted to tear them up from cur to curd “and bridge them over with / planks, “Eight houra of every day for | ten months or more they must be closed to to all traMc. |< <The business men of the Gistrict at- fected by the demand are busy “preparations to defend their rights ~ They insist that the tearing up of the “4 WSs WNL NOV Silly “nda “to-the= SAY-1T-IS ONLY. A RUSE.! to open hundreds of feet |’ treate inthe VisInity-ot-Brosd~}; part of the contractors to reduca| of thet The a mou ‘Clsuster, in Fates le tiny be donee ACTOR AND by day ho works in a SOAPMAKER. goap factory, by night he treads the boards as a Broadway fa- vorite. Of course, there's a reqscn, and the reason is a pretty girl. Jus: how the odd affair originated will be told in NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD. Injunctions by the wholesale wil be sought f the Rapid ransit Commission. shoild deckie at the next meeting to sive a permit to the contracting firm. Astor Estate Kicks. § ‘The targest Indtvidual owner in the trea that. % affected by the domumt for the sight to_open ‘the street in Astor ostate. Jotin Jacob Astor ta | oymen of the entire block from Firth Brente to Hroadway on the south side _ot 'Thirty-third atreot, while the look ‘on the oppostia aide ts owned by Wal- dam “Waldorf “Astor. Bir, Bkidle, -man- ‘ager for. the estate, said to-day at his office, No, 21 West Twenty-alxth street, that wns thelr purpose to git, the some time: ago to in- _ gestigate this -very—queation,''- said- Min, —BIAae “Weare expecting to gat Sjcfull_report from him. We have reason (0 believe that with the contracting company it is purely o matter of Sedotiomy, endif That be trie wa" ehal , Go all In.our power to prevent the aye, for ttowil! sertousty affect thelr commercial interests, Neturalty—we- do-want=tojinder-tn the least any great public utility, but 4e=do-not-loock-on-this es 2-case of dbindrance...We_.are_prepared to. join Sgur—tenante th 0" Tekal “Mehr for the otection of our mutunl interests. _The McAtpin estate is another of the large properly Owners In” The diutriot, —Among—tho- business men who are out- “spoken in thelr opposition to the project = AW will report to tn- function proceedings if necessary, The management of the Waldorf-Aa- tofia is preparing to take legal ateps ‘also, and the owners of the Hote} Mar- tinique and Alpine Bulcsng are expect- ed to assist in the fight against the construction company; Points to Be Ripped Up, “-. Phe contractors have demanded per- “» “mission for the tearing up of the strects within the following areas; street weat trom Fifth ‘ance of 600 feet, .) west from Sixth nce of 300 feet, d street, west from |Mad!- for a distaheo of 650 feet, excavaUion— across of {t-to a die years Bixth | of 750 for Bny one the @ set We ‘bel ples’ oe ey khow' that and tramc TE EV VE NTN Change Since Swettenham HANDS = ACROSS THE Was Heard from in Kingston COLER TRIES TO HURRY iy way dine were,to be continued an mhen they were working ian Tea in’ Day and~ Night ie Shifts. ave 0. raitertatles tar tint mows UaDomD EDT, ~ MANHATTAN BRIDGE. Seeks to Have the Work Go on Borough President Bird # Coler made &@ move to-day to hurry up the con- tractora on the Manhattan Bridge. Ho wants the -work-1o go-on-dsy and rdght! A strange combina tion— way at least Hoard | of “Detimat Sper Stevenson as increase sn the Would tollow night-and-aa The selon nents ras pasced wtth dissenting vote. dhinco MWOUALLN. 30. z : BOYS’ CLOTHING. “34th Stree! Store Only, Mixed or Blue Cheviot Suits with Norfolk or double breasted Coats, Sizes 8 to. 17 years. 6.50 formérly 8.50 te 1200 Reefersand Overcoats for small Boys, 3 to_12 year sizes, made of plain or fancy _ colored cloths, including the pomainae: of Chinchilla Reefers, ~~ 8,50 and-10,00 formerly 12.06 “ 15,00 Overcoats of various materials, 6,50 formerly 8.50 to 10.00 Overcoats for large Boys. “Made of Oxford or other fine quality fabrics, Sizes 8 to 16 years. 10.00 > fe formerly £5.60 -and-16:50- Hats and Caps for large or small! Boys, cesiere ly, belowformer.prices, JAMES MeGREERY & GO. Thitty-fourth Street. SOROSTS The Best Shoe. - Sorosis:models supply the same standard of out- line and proportion throughout the entire range of foot gear, from heavy or light weight ~ Boots and Shoes to daintiest Slippers, Sozosis Shoes guarantee comfort, because they are correctly fitted according to measure. ment and the models selected in appropriate accordance with the type of foot. Standard: designs 3.50 and 4.00 per pair. Sorosis ‘Luxurious’ Shoes 5.00 to 18,00 per’pair, JAMES’ MeGREERY 8:60, Twenty-thirdStreet. Thirty-fourth’Street. Unt the bridce te fntshed,-and believed that the time oan be shortened in this e-third, éf not one-half. Ho_tntroducedt_ = -resolution in tho 1 on Bridgo timate cost that without a oN TD G WORLD. ‘FRIDAY,— q FEBRUARY 1, See aca a COUPLE SPENDS FIVE YEARS. !W DIVORCE COURT Martin -P, Byrnes Defeats His Wife in Unusual ——-Litigation.. \ According to her own story, supple- mented’ by the “Atvore® court. records, Rose Henrietta” Storan—has—had—an unumual-matrimonial. expertence almost trom-the-day when she ‘was lod to the altar {n the church of the Epiphany by Martin P. Byrnes, son of the wealthy contractor, Patrick J. Byrnes, and hime nelf ‘a clerk in the Department of Highways. They were married on Keb. 2, 192. They went to lve at No, Mt East Thirty-aecond street, rent frée, for, the house: was owned by Martin's father, but in ix weeks, abe says; she was compelled to fee in night robe) and run-ajaven blocks to her mother's home for ‘shelter, her husband having ai- sxulted-her with @ shoe ‘Two months later, she says, she met her husband In tho atreet,and he throat: ened to kdl her tf she muad jhim for a ~Veeparation, whereupon she went straight to @ lawyer an@ sued on the ground of crue] treatment. ‘The ‘husband answered, denying her jcharges, He declared that beginning on the day of thelr marriages, Rose ind constantly importuned :him to get his father to deed’ the house to her and give ber $5,000, and because he! would not-enter into the scheme she left him ) her complaint be dismissed endg-that in— stead a decree of separation be granted to him: ‘The wife hed. meantime ot an order | from @ Mugistrate directing Byrnes to pay.a small allowance for her mipport- ‘The separation eult-dragged along a year and because of the political prom- inence of the patties @ referee was "ap: Panted.e? Mpa er Woleree Soh, H. Regan: Tusttes “Scott dismisses Ross's. complaint and granted a decree of sep- mration.to- Martin,” -Her—emallslimony_was this ent om, Dut in May, 16, a new lawyer applied in her fehalf to Justice Blanchard to . mitneat. provocation. BiG EARTHOUAKE “SPLIT UP ISLANDS | IN SOUTH SEAS. Solomon Group Torn Apart-by Shock, but -No-Loss.of Life. SAN FRANCISCO,’ Feb. 1—Tho Solomon Islands jn:the South Seas wero visited by a fearful earthauake several months ago, ‘and so heavy was tho force OF “the trembler that the ~oarth ab opened and deep worges created. The islands were changed by the great uvbeaval. So far as can be ascertained there was no loss of life. The news wus brought here. ty Com- mander C, B, L. Moore. U. 8. N., who ts Governor of the American island of ‘Tutulla, Samoa, and who arrived on the Oceanle Company’s ‘steamer -Sjerra yes- terday on his way to Washihgtor. set aside Justice Scott's decree,-on ground that ahe was only ninoteen old anda minor when the decree was ranted and that-no guardian had ap- ‘peared for het. The case went to Jus- “Ute OVGorman,-and he set the _fecres. aside, f Martin Byrnes objected. More ‘than’ ea of testimony had been tty pine form erat ae and |t had cost him Feached:h eaten ‘Shen ho sult resulta ike th the first, “and the huy- and new decree of separation Jan. ‘Rose is a-woman 0 phe ra in col Hime ‘witha fast, Martin baolute: aiveree ert with ving with McNamara at Nojaie Taylor street, in the Bro: Byrnée Ma’ Dentat: yrnes. in his—answer, ‘was merely of resou: uroee end six jain, this sv contented bimséif -with sub- ne referee's report and the perpetrate: ewtrded -him—on at hia ‘wife had ee him nis need Bae fs 0! oot oper Laventritt sereed with alimony. fone ie now lving with her parents At__No,--56)—Becond—avenus Shi galeswoman in-a Twenty-third. department aore. an; JAMES MoGREERY & CO. 23rd -Street. CHILDREN’S HOSIERY, 34th Street. Yn Both Stores, Children's black cotton Stockings. Heavy weight, full regular made, Cordu- toy or fine-ribbed. -Sizes 6 to 10 inches. \ Children's Leggins of knitted wool. 6 pairs for 1,10 formerly 2S5¢ per palr White, brown and red. Sizes 1 to 4 years, First floor Twenty-third Street. Fifth. floor, Thirty-fourth Street. LADIES’ MERINO UNDERWEAR. fn Eott Stores, Lisle. thread, fancy crochet —yokes —or Suits -with Swiss ribbed Union —_, trimmed-with-valenciennes.lace... Low __.__ neck, sleeveless. Spring wear, Swiss_ribbed rately trimmed. ene MISSES’ SUITS. Shits of various materials and de signs, Three-q ‘Union Suits, In Both Stor. rter length Coats, of mixed cloth with velvet inlaid collar, Suitable . for early 95c¢ yalue-4,50 Elabo- 1.45 value 2.00 10.50 and 15.00 Made 10.50 Three-quarter length Coats with leather collar, 12:50 Bretelle Dresses, made of check washable fabrics. CHILDREN’S 6.50 Full length Coats. Various fabrics and models, Sizes 6 to 12 years, ‘ 3-75 and 5.50 “Sailor” and Russian Blouse Dresses, made of Serge. White Trimmed with lace and tucks, to 12 years. s - skirt, lawn JAMES: McCREERY & CO. Sizes6 tor2-years. 3.75 ? guimpe — Dresses. Sizes 6 f 3-75 Blue Chambray Dresses, with pleated 3:75 34th-Street. . 28rd-Street. or masority. Tha second: infor an eg take! by. aoe ee ————— ee ‘murder theory otheF | 3h ron und —bdtherewho—knew—the————— tin the fact that the Assemblyman, &| young Assemblyman well. It was de week complain SR Re ook e Tey c i} _ e which he ' Gaye practicallx Imporetble. for any one to| aches, to cure Suicide ret SAYS} have-murdered Donotive inthe back | quantities of arugs Coroner's Physician in life, Tied wishing out-of Donohua had ved in. the Fourtéentn | smooth over the mates hue, the popular young polidctan of} Assembly District all nis life, and was Tae Sot atscharging a bullet into hia brain. | He secured for him an sppointment tn 5 0 murder’ theory 1s not entertained | the Register’s office and gave him the -handed man, had shot himself in| cjared that he eckiom took a drink. Teer ALBANY, Feb: baer Donchue-rep-— —_ ft - }roonr~or the: saloon:- prepare. such -con~ ares, relatives and trie clusive evidences of suicide and~get| de See aibpatah © to-day Donohue Case, Aro S explanation or eceming Greenpoint, who was shot in-the oaie| View popular, He first entered politics xs BOYS Probably you wouldn't room of a saloon &t Box ant Oakiarid {th Feotlyenre RA goR ese At entagonlstzof bythe -police-of- the Greenpoint Avé-| nomination for the Assembly last fall. = n, Capt. ..oncle declared to| There were rumors yesterday that fe ASSEM BLYMAN \ ng World’ reporter to-day that | ponohlie had been drinking heavily of ‘a. righ “If there was a murder dono for the| Sentea the Fourteenth diatrio ¢, ta | purpose of robbery,” said Capt. Aloncle, | ion senator McCarren hres, dnd was - ' tn dismissing this phase of the mystery, | Crying hia first term. He complained 4 ‘why did the murderer-leaye the $2. away—whhout— attracting any notice. | Sjnoh Donohue had hardly left the bar and | and that "the Ri passed thraitgl the door into the rear | Deen, Inspires aro heh ey cy, Want your bay to be eet as senator McCarren, the leader of the dia-|#8TO WAL transformed tito per [atrentare reek se Tree oats havel ict He bevame a member of the Sey-} HADIES. fect lady but incase you. been murdered. was the op! eee club, and tn 1904 -managed to.se- anes by Coroner's Phy= That Assemblyman William J. Dono- itely no. fabric out of| jate, but these were denied by Senator f of insomnia end isarera sveral nights ‘last | The police say that tt would have deen Shen the plslol- report: waa: Heard: [iit ak sweat Wuest to-day, after he Ba eetatien cure a nomination for Alderman against Loire aRINy CTC es { performed fvho can accomplish the seeming mtr. : change te amt © oy te body, Di, Wuest cald| Senator MeCarren’s man, Keevil,The }acle, Just how real the cha ieelieas Cotatta for Donohue to have{txtter waa efected, but Denohie put up |how long 1¢ will last are” matters” of \Med htmself, but that 4¢ such waa the} such & good fight that McCarren cecog-| xreat thterest and can tye jearned: tn cane he had adogted a difficult method pized bls importance and took him up. |NEXT SUNDAY’S WORLD, + . Soda Fountain iS to 6 P.M. Only | FREE—One of Hor. fF ton's famous -Char- lotte usses to every purchaser of a cupf-, of our dalicious high} | \ Sansracnow GUARANTEED OR-MONEY PROMPTLY. REFUNDED ft our daticiou WEST 14at™ ST berm oc] ff +] Conterno’s Manhattan Beach | Orchestra Re Renders—Concert-2:30 to 6 P. M—Wissner Piano Used. a “Important 4- -Hour Sale of 1 § a Dresses | A Manufacturer’ s Entire Sample Line, Worth $2 to $4. dsomely fe i ey Thess Dresses (AIL ORDER Justice to the dresses. An Offertng That Has Never Been Rivalled. If Will Pay You Bet ‘Stmmer.—-NO. M1. “and Lay Them Away for This description does not begin to do Come aod see them, There are Peter Thompson Sailors, umpers, Russlangs~ guimpe~ styles; ade-from- colored silk, SUR swhite-or-tan Irish linen, white pique or Persiaii “lawn; some have -box-pleated waist elaborately trimmed with: embreidery; others have fancy yoke -of-insertions-of lace-and tucks; the skirts are box pleated, cut very full and finished with-deep-hem; sizes from 6 to 14; from 9 A. M. to t P. M, at ~— Girls’ Military Coats, All Day, at $3.98.— Made from all-wool cheviot, fancy and melton cloth, with notch collar of velvet’ or trimmed collar of inlaid velvet and braid. Others tailor strapped with deep shawl a 98 2 collar of tight curl gray krimmer fur; full English pox back sack, double breasted, with deep cloth facing; sizes 6 to 14; “yalue $5.00 to $8.00; special i | Urparalleled 4-Hour Sale of ‘Newest Plaid Serge Waists at A9c. Positively From -9-cA.-M.-to~t- P.M. Only. Walsts a of fine quality serge, in the very newest -modeis:_have-(ull_blouse,— tucked 0} pleated, trimmed with blacks! i pleated —back;-full-sleevs buttoned cuff and pleated stock; shown in black and white; all sizes. 49c, Women’s Satin-Lined Broadcloth Coats. & long, loose broaselotne coats, LINED THROUGHQUT WITH . i silk Her- \ 5 iis. “Tot will be sold “to: : any “other store--while they 1a= & - An Immense rs Hour- Event. — : Coats Sacrificed S| —Positioety-from—9—A._M,-to—-1—P, Mz Only. ex's Entire Stock of Coats, Without Pants. i A-Ma': 4 Dif ferent Lines—Near!y 300 in the Lot—A Fine | _ On sale {rom 9 to. i—be on hand esrly> Odd Goats from: MM. any —Sefectton—Ages 3.to 16 Years. These Conte are tn all-the latest Spring colorings; cheviots, cassimeres and — Me , All-Day Sale of Boys’ Overcoats and Suits. Clearing Every Overcoat in ~ Our’ Stock, “Ages 3 to TS Yea “Values Up to $3.75. Values Up to $4.75. — 500 ouliandsome Boys’ lot of coats, Our. sale price Is less than %4 the usual price—but the Pants were burned up in a factory fire, hence this unusual offering. worsteds; some plain coats, others with belts, and are an extraordinary Coats to fit every boy, ages“3 Bays! Long Gh LLG to 15; none restricted up tc | Pat Bi Rurssian-Overcoats, ages i s up to ere 0 eer erey, 1.69. $4.75,-$0 you can _readif Boys” Suits, 3: to-tS++ —appreciate the bargains... Me n’s Suits & Overcoats on Sale oo Day Scores of Heavy and Mediam Weise ous and Coere ts t ours Cholcerol We. Formerly Sold Up to $14. a Es The Sults come In double or r_single breasted styles—tabrics are eat silk sete ‘worsteds, cassl- meres and cheviots as well ss plain: black chevio ts.-Those-in- the young. men's up to36. breast. You can get_ blue serges 2s well. The Overcoats are all:new and nobby. Among them, will be | | found the Kirchbaum make—look for the label. Blue, black, brown and fancy mixtures......., ' —. i e : ° | Liberty Pumps. Portieres, Made of high-grade patent $5.00 Portieres at $2.98. leather, with Cuban heels Only 150 pairs In the lot, though,’ and (like ‘illustration), Also 3 4 It's advisable to get here early If ie _Wanta— pair. vIn red, green, plain y Wy | «Width; heavy lattice Men’s Shoes. | | Made of calfskin and. viel kid feathers;, in new. style Oxfords; have two large eyelets; in-dull Gull Teather with Guban | <q que mbsturess full Tengti and heels, In all sizes and ular — $3.50 e shoes. Our . Children’s Sh en’s Shoes. | Girls’ and Boys’ Sho@, shown in lace | Most desirable for bedrooms: and es ’ —ing-rooms;—extra—well_madg—and# gunmetal backs; also all widths. a 98 price is 2 7 r Ruffled Curtains. |, ————} and “button-styles;-in-sizes-6-to-8. lace or elastic sides gin 1 69 : Por yulntrerihenens have 4 tucks running through them; it sizes 6 to 11; to- 4 Inisizes § to 445: “special, tos Irs; value Ve 39 : * iq LFA t-TOOITOW, inwe oo as Ch Lapel shot Cl ~ MOTTOW, Sty. m oye nt BEA, cern ewww ene nn! AN