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The evening world., 1910-12-03
HER BLIND MOTHER
MISSES GIRL GONE
AS MAN VANISHED
No Word From Anna ManaSSe
Since Wulff's Wife Pulled
Her Hair.

Samuel wuln OF No. i5 spen,cr
street. Brooklyn. was dropped to-day
from the payroll of the County Clerks
ONCE OF that borough for absence with.
out leave. II Miss Anna Manassee OF
NO bN Putnam avenue. a stenographer
In the same office, does not report for
duty and explain her absence since Nov.
IL she also will lose position.
Nothing has been seen or heard of
tither Miss Manasse or wuln since they
appeared In the Adams Street Police
Court Nov. H. Mrs. Meta Wuln.
Wuln wife, and Miss Manasse vero
prisoners charged with doing battle on
tho public thoroughfares. Mrs. wulr
II was alleged, came upon her husband
and the pretty young stenographer at
Bond and Fulton street. whcreat there
was a ~halr-puling match.
Wuln stood by as a sort of passIve
referee ana allowed the battle 20 90
on A policeman stopped the con.
f'ict and arrested both young women
They were discharged from court with
a reprimmand.
Mrs. Wuln went home. but her hus-
band vanished. The stenographcr's
father. Nathan Manasce. when seen at
Ms place OF business. No. 2O3 Monta.
que street. Brooklyn. to-day. said that
he had not seen or heard from his
daughter since her appearance In court.
lie did not know where she was or
with whom she was. Her mother is
blind and misses the girl sorely.
she was always treated with kind
ness and consideration at home.' said
the father. and she had many friends
and several s%uitors, She had no good
reason for leaving home. and she had
n good position which she might have
retained for life. Her disappearance
II a great blow 10 her mother and my
self"
At Wulm's home his mother in Flaw
said he had not been seen or heard
from since Nov. II.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
NO. 2-"LA JUPE FRANCHISE"

FLUFFY petticoats are one of the
principal accessories of a debut
tante's WARDROBE: for with the
trained evening gown. which she HI to
pick up. must be worn a fetching petit
coat Of shoe top length which hangs
and bobs softly as she dances.
This one. developed in blue with pink
rose buds. Is very dainty. The upper
portion OF the skirt fits tight back ana
front. in fact so smoothly that l have
laced 1t IN the hip to do away with but
tons. The lacings are of nne silk cord
through eyelets, and end in tassels of
fine ribbon. used for ribbon work. The
ball that forms the head Of the tassel
Is stuffed with sachet.
An accordion pleated fiounce of Va.
eighteen inches wide is Joined to tho
bottom OF the messaline; and over
that, side by side. are strips Of one
inch satin ribbon. edged with fulled
one-irch Val. lace. and finished at the
bottom with q pink bud. These strips
are caught only at the top of the
founce, therefore swinging freely like
a fringe. A wide ribbon run beading
heads the hounce.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
FIRE WIPES OUT A BLOCK.
business Houses Go inv s5OO,OOO
nIa.c IN P~clersbmrg, Va.

PETERSRURG. Va. Dee. 3.--Seven
business hoascs located In the heart Of
the business district OF Petersburg were
destroyed by fire early to-day NJ 4 loss
OF, approximately, $4,000. For a time a
MOTEL in an adjoining block in which u
large number OF guests were sleeping
was threatened, but the hremen sue
ceeded in confuins the finmcs 20 the
one block. which practically was wiped
cut.
The establishments burned were: 4.
Rosenstock Il Co., dry goods; the Wood
Westbrook Company. dry goods; New
York Clothing Company; ]. o. James,
shoe dealer; the AppomattoN Trust
Company. bankers; Il. II. Tltmus, Jew
eller; Whitehorn & s~croggin. dry goods.
Two other stores. those OF the Peters
burg Hardware Company and Elhen-
brun Dry Goods Company. were badly
damaged.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
AGAIN A FALSE ALARM.
Firrmen Have Another Needless
Run Ia No. ttb Broadvry.

Another false alarm OF IRE was turned
In to-day from No. liz broadway. bring
Ing out four engine companies. Two
trucks and several chiefs. This IL the
third tim cwithin two wrcks tliat the
auxiliary fire alarms located In the hail
ways OF this building have bcen rung.
This time the box on the ninth Moor
was used by the person wlo has been
annoying the fremen IN the downtown
district. The box located on the seventh
floor. which has been used on two Other
occasions has been watched for some
time. When Deputy chief Blnns arrived
and learned that the false alarm maniac
Lad been at work again he was very
angry.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
NO.. 3-SLlM PRINCESS
~PANTALETS.

A RENT these pantalets the dearest
n thin2s7 Well. II you dom like
them now. wait until your even
Ing gown measures one yard and a third
around the bottom. n o will well
come them with outstretched arms.
These are made of flesh color surah silk.
and the deep pleat,ngs At the bottom
which serve rather as a petticoat are OF
pleated chantilly.
The yoke to which the pantalets are
Joined does away with all fulness aad
buttons up snugly on the hips.
The leg portions are run with elastic
and finished with buckles or bows ac-
cording to ones fancy. Two yards OF
thirty-six inch silk Is all that IL re-
quired, and one and one-half yards OF
lace to edge them.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
BRIDE SHOT BY MAN
SHE HAD SPURNEO, DIES

Mrs. Rosie Goldberger. thirty years
old. who was shot In the head last
Tuesday at her home. No. 4l5 West
Forty-fourth street. because she re-
jected the attentions of Peter Gass, .
man she had known before her mar.
riage. died this morning at 3 o'clock in
Flower Hospital.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
Pho. 1.-THE HOBBLE NIGHTIE'

A T last It has come to where we
"A must hop 70 bed. No. l u q
"nightie" made OF habutai silk.
which washes perfectly.
The baby waist is cut with sleeves
and body in one and the square neck
Is finished with wide beading ribbon.
Narrow VAL forms the points, and
tucking and "Val' alternating e
them. Three.inch ruffles of lace finish
the tiny sleeves. The lower part OF the
gown Is Joined to the body with a rib
bon u beading. and the panel down
the front Is formed of tucking and lace.
The band OF beading around the feet
measures one yard and twelve inches
and Is edged with a ruffle OF lace.
This gown may also be made in n
fine batiste II one prefers.
The Beauty Cap" which 10 essential
nowadays with all "nighties." 10 made
OF sink and lace with blue ribbons and
pink buds.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
To Have Two Paydays a Month.

Comptroller Prendersast will try the
experiment Of paying city employees
twice a month, and on Dee. IL. G0.0oo will
receive chccks for half a months pay.
A resolution providing for the semi
monthly payment was parsed by the
Board OF Aldermen. but has not yet
been approved by the Mayor, The APP
proach OF Christmas led to the order,
The evening world., 1910-12-03

Mrs. Rose Sonelll, at work early to-
day in her roomlng house at No. Az
East Flfty-elghth street, found ga3 ea-
Gaping IN q fourth floor room. occupied
by Salvatore Ruganl. twenty-three
years old. and carmello GorI. nln:oea,
pantrymen at the Plaza Hotel.
Both young men were unconscious,
Rugani recovered at tho house. Corr
was taken TO the Flower Hospital. lie
may rscovss.
The evening world., 1910-12-03
To Set Date for Queen. Graf, Trial.

Special Deputy Attorney General
Arthur G.. Train will move IN the
Queens County Supreme Court on Mon
day to set "a date for the trial OF
Cornelius j. Jordan. former cashier in
the Queens Water Department. indicted
for larceny by the Grand Jury last
summer.
The evening world., 1910-12-03

Joseph w. Jacobs OF Sam ). q Lee
Shubert. Inc. lost his appeal to the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
yesterday IN his suit against Henry H.,
Sire to recover $4,000 which lie alleged
he paid Sire for the lease Of the Casino
Theatre In 1902. Jacobs found after
wards that Sire did not control the
theatre and sued. Sire's defense was
that the money was paid to him for any
interest he may have possessed In the
lease Of the theatre.
The oasis., 1910-07-16
THE ALTAR ROAD.
,construction of First Class Thorough
 fare Progressing Satisfactorily.

Mir. Alberto Mascarehas, manager 1 of the local branch of the Banco de Sonora; Mir. Manuel Escalada of the firm of Escalada Brothers, of Nogales, Arizona; and THE OASIS editor went out over the new Altar road to the point where the con- struction force was then at work, about nineteen miles from Nogales, to look over the work and take note of progress. The party made the trip in the new Overland auto mobile of Karnes Brothers, with Harry Karnes at the wheel.
 The route follows the old road alongside the line of the Sonora Railway to a point about two and one-half miles this side of Agua Zarca, where it takes across the ridge into the Santa Clara draw, and down that to point about three quarters of mile from the Santa Clara ranche, where there has been constructed cut off lead ing across the ridge into Destila- dero draw. The old road followed down the Santa Clara draw, around the point of the ridge, and up the Destiladero draw. The new cut off saves more than a mile in distance, and gives a much better road, be- ing hard and free from sand. From the junction of the old road in Destiladero draw the old line is followed until point is reached about three miles below Destila- dero. For about mile there the old road takes up sand wash ex- tending the full width of the draw, over which the wheeling is heavy. There the new work takes out of the draw upon the east side and follows a low mesa named "Mesa Bonita" until the sand wash is passed, when it drops into the draw again which it follows to Destiladero.
 Besides the new work described across the ridge near the Santa Clara ranche and across Mesa Bo- nita there are many places between Encina station, where the first work by the new road committee was done, to Destiladero, where work has been done cutting down hills and filling ruts in the old road, so it is now very fine road way. The committee will set men tC work right away putting into th' best condition the road from No gales to Encina, and when that il done there will be fine roadway all the way out to the point wher' construction work is under way To Destiladero, sixteen miles, th automobile made the run easily il saa hour, and occupied but fifty-fv sminutes in returning. With tn nosd put into good condition al the way the run can be made il aforty.ive minutes.
 Opposite Destiladero the roa Aeaves the Destiladero draw an takes westward up Torcuato cafio vto the top of the divide betwee 1the Magdalena and Altar rivers the waters of the Torcuato cafio flowing eastward toward the Mag odalena, and Las Planchas cafor on the west side of the divide drair ing toward the Altar. The cor struction camp is at the mouth (
 Torcuato canon, on the west side ( the Destiladero draw, but the en ~of the completed road is abou three miles up the cahon, ard
 annroachinO the ion of fha divid
The oasis., 1910-07-16

covering u6dt LII CIe IoSlou' AO evade that represO the old road takes up the east side of the high ridge and down the west side, over a 209o grade, into Torcuato caiion above the high water mark of the reservoir. The new road takes right up the cafion, raising on its | $ de ff away above the repreSo, on the opposite side from the old road, coming down into the caiion close to the junction of side canon, which it crosses upon substantial bridge sixteen feet across and six teen feet wide, This bridge rests upon heavy masonry abutments upon each side of the bottom of the canon, and the water space is 64 feet wide and 64 feet high from the bottom of the canon to the underside of the four great stringers upon which rests
 the planking. Those stringers are
 Skis inches and sixteen feet in
 length, laid upon their eight inch
 edge. The planking is three.inch
 stuff eight inches wide, covering
 the entire length of the stringers.
 At each end of the planking is
 spiked down a 4x6 timber, and
 the space between is to be filled
 with sand and gravel.
 Some distance above the bridge
 described the new road, which is kept
 up out of the bottom of the ca6on
 all the way, (unJike the old road
 which followed the bottom and was
 damaged or destroyed by every
 storm drops down to the bottom far
 enough to cross to the south side,
 taking again up the side of the
 cafon above the reach of the flood
 water at its highest stage, and lead
 ing by an easy grade to the top oi
 the divide, to which point it is tc
 be constructed today.
 The entire distance from Des' tiladero-more than three miles is a roadway as fine as any other ] road anywhere. It is twenty tC twenty-five feet in width, with easy grades and boulevard finish. Al the top of the divide it is to be GU , down ten feet below the level o ) the old road, which is right along
 side of the line of the cut.
 Down the west side of the divid' and through Las Planchas canor to Las Planchas and La Mejia, tn, l old road will have to be straight t ened out in places, and in othe 3 places new line will have to b. 3 constructed above the high wate l mark. But it will not take long t l do that. The new line can b : travelled all the way to Las Plan 9 chas by the end of July. Ina g point is six miles beyond the en, - of the completed road, and the lat s ter is nineteen miles from Nogale' v Between Las Planchas and tn 9 Arizona ranche, six miles farther '. thirty-one from Nogales-there ar 6 about 24 miles of heavy work I n build which will cost about $50 e dollars Mexican, and will be con e pleted in August. From the Ar Il zona ranche there is a good roa n to Altar, and when the ranche
 reached the road will be opened d traffic. The construction force wi d then come back over the road, pu n ting it into the best conditio n everywhere.
 = It is we'll worth the time an n trouble of any of the people of N, E. gales who are interested in tn
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE SALE

VI GOhEtIOSNRE SALE
Los Angeles City Realty Company. a cor
poratlon. plaintiff, vs. The Marshal a.
Frank Company corporation, ct al, de-
fendants
sherin's sale No. 722O6.
Order Of sale and decree Of foreclosure
and sale
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale. issued
out Of the superior court of the county
OF Los Angeles, of the state OF California.
on the 22nd day Of April, a d. 1910, in the
above entitled action, wherein Los Angeles
City Realty Company, a corporation, the
and decree Of foreclosure and sale against
The Marshal A. Frank Company, a corpora
ton ct al. defendants, on the 11th day of
April A. ID. 1910, for the sum of sixty
three and S-iO0 (S63.Os) dollars, gold coin
Of United States which said decree was.
on the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1910, re-
corded in judgment book 20S OF said court,
at page SO, 1 am commanded to sell all that
certain lot, piece parcel of land situate.
lying and being in the city of Los Angeles,
county of Los Angeles state OF California.
and bounded and described as follows:
Lot twenty lone (21) in block sixteen (l6)
OF the Electric Railway Homestead Associ-
alton as per map recorded in book Ia, pages
u and 28, Miscellaneous Records in the
office of the county recorder of said county.
Together with the tenements. heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or In any wise appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Friday, the Goth day OF May, A. d. 1910,
at IL o'clock NJ. of that day in front of
the courthouse door of the county of Los
Angeles, Broadway entrance, l will in
obedience TO said order OF sale and decree
OF foreclosure and SALE sell the above de-
scrlbed property, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said judgment,
with interests and costs, etc, to the high
est and best bidder, for cash gold coin of
the United States.
Dated this 25th day Of April, 1910,
w. A HAMMEL,
Sheriff of Los Angeles County.
BY E w. Biscailuz deputy sheriff
Il. c. Austin, plaintiffs attorney.
4-96&5-3 1017 z At
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
BUBBuNG WATER NOT
ABLE TO PACK WEIGHT
Mare Tries Hard Enough but She
Can't Get Up-Harring-
ton Ruled Off

OAKLAND, April 25.-After winning
two races In a row. Bubbling Water
met defeat in the Clayton handicap at
Emeryville today The mare was asked
to concede considerable weight and did
not overtake the leaders in her usual
brilliant style. Fern l. led all the way.
Acquai was bid up from 5000 to $500 by
j. r. Strife and secured. Favorites
Jared badly.
f. Harrington and the horse, Doctor
Dougherty, were ruled off the turf to-
day for the failure of Harrington to
surrender the horse when claimed Sat
urday. Summary:
First race, five and a half furoTgs, purse
-Drectello, 100 (Molesworth). won; Dow
eress, 110 (Callaghan), second SullY l1O
(Jackson), third; time. 1909 cantem'
Green Dragon, New Capital Clreo, Dahl
gren, Vesparian. Billy Saunders, Ethel NICK.
and Ormonde Cunningham also ran.
Second race, futurity course. selling--Ac-
quia, 101 (Buxton). won; Mollle Montrose.
104 (Thomas), second; Jillett, 80 (Hoohey1
third; time, 1i0 2-6. Phillistlna. ketchel'
Hannibal Bey. Bellsnicker Galvanio, chit
terlings, Royal N. and Maud Meg. also
ran.
Third race. futurity course selling-Ilex,
(Molesworth). second: Blskra, lO4 (Calla-
CHAM, third; time 1910 rs. Emma g.,
6ervleenoe. Burlelgh, Ampedo. Biased ana
Tom Adams also ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs, Clayton handi-
eap--Fern H., 96 (rhomas), won; Lewiston,
81 (Seden), second; Rey Hindoo llS (CaN-
anaugh), third; time 1:l3 3-b' BUDDING
Water and Inheld also ran.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards, sell
ing-Beauman, 106 (Taylor), won' IRE
margo. 1O9 (coburn). second; Don En-
rique, 107 (Cavanaugh), third; time,
1:42 3~5. Aks-ar-ben, Kaiserhoh. Ocean
shore Miss Naomi and Saracnesca also ran.
sixth race, six furlongs, selling-Lady
Panchita 95 IVAN Dusan), won: Adena
100 (Coburn). second; Billy Myer. III
fWilliams), third; time. 1;1A AS. Marburg
Madeline Musgrave Dovalta and Argonau'
also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race eleven slxteenths mile, selling
--EImdale. 1ie; Combury, copperheid. Re
dondo, Sir Barry. Arthur LYMAN ll6;
Amethyst ia: Billy Mayham, Lady Rense-
aaer. Cotytto. III; Heriyes, 100; salomy
Jane, LOG.
Second race. one-half mile, selling-Wa-
banan wiltrude s., 1i2; Abe Slupskey, l0l
Emory X. Ravelstonia, Pearl Bass Dolly
V. B.. Joe Wells. Peti Oiseau. lO4; Dacia'
Fontello. 9s.
Third race eleven -sixteenths mile, selllns
erosion Boy Ampedo. st. Francis, ll9i
Tillinghast. Burning Bush, r. NJ Fry Titus
II 116; Burning Bush, Moilie Montrose,
l14: Father Stafford, li3; May Pink lOs;
Lord Clinton. 102.
Fourth race mile and seventy yards. sell
sng-Edwln T. Fryer, III: John Louis, lO9;
Ruclthorn, 1856 Follie L., Miss Ofhclus,
IO2; Steel. 81; Redeem. 49,
: Fifth race, mile and one-quarter, selling
j r. Laughrey Wolfville, 10; Merllngo,
los; Legatee. 1915 DR.. Downie. i06; Mas
,nerito, 1O3 St. Adams, 100; Flavigny 9S;
Colbert. 95; Trocha, 81.
sixth race. seven furlongs. selling-Ellerd,
i14; Deneen. Ben Stone. III; Airs. 1Os;
Lena Lech. 1O6: Eddie Graney, Lumen' 100;
Metropolitan, 90.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-26
ARRANGE S0NDERKLASSE
RACES OFF MARBLEHEAD

BOSTON, April 25.-Final arrange
ments for the Spanish SON
derklasse races, which will be held off
Marblehead, commencing on or after
Monday, September 5, have been COM
pleted.
A circular letter sent out today by
the Eastern Yacht club, having the
races in charge, says the conditions
made by the United States club and
forwarded to Spain for approval were
returned without change and with full
approval of the Spanish yacht clubs.
The conditions are practically iden-
tical to those which governed the Ger
man America races last year.
The Spaniards will send three boats
of the sonderklasse, which will be met
by three American boats of the same
class, selected after trial races by the
Eastern Yacht club from among the
twenty odd candidates for the honor.
Boats from nearly dozen Atlantic
coast clubs will compete in the trials.