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The herald., 1893-05-26
RAISED BY BAGS OF WIND.
A Novel Device for bringing Sunker
Vessels tn tho surface.

A Novel Device for bringing sunken
Vesseis tn tho surface.
NEW YoRK, May 25.-Articles Of in
corporation OF the VI .Csvsnangh Wreck
ing company have been fled ~ Tsen on
j.; capital stock S2,000,000 The in
corporators are Johu, James and Joseph
Grant, Tacoma, Wash J. Herbert
Potts, jersey City. The company will
engage ~ the buaness of raising sunken
VESSELS by novel method. Large rub.
her bagH will be placed in the hold oi
the supken vessels by divers The bags
viii be connected by n hose with all
pumps on floats at the surface, and ar
pumped into them. As the bags expand
Il is expected they will expel nearly al
the water from the hold, giving the
eunken vessel sufficency of buoyaDcy
to cause it to rice TO the surface Pott
Gays the companr's first experiment will
be ON the Oregon, sunk off Fire island.
The herald., 1893-05-26

TEE Republicans in the Pennsylvania
senate we're bent on defeating the legis
lature for improving the ballot law Of
that state. SO bitterly were they op
posed to this that not even the almoa
universal voice OF the Republican press
could bring taem around to its support.
Perhaps there is no state in the union
il which Repu N.ican bo1si m has ever
had sach hold. 1t even ecorns con
cealment OF ita purpose, so brutal has its
temper become.
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ssntenced to be Hanged.

EUREKA, CAL, May "a Charles H..
Bawden VAS sentenced today to be
hanged July 2lst. Bawden killed Mrs.
Lille Pr &c, nee Wilcox, near here, Feb
ruary 7, 1880; was convicted OF murder
in the 6rst degree June following /;
tho case was appealed to the supreme
court. which affirmed the judgment OF
the lower court Since then the Gaze
has been pending the action OF the
United States supreme court on the sp-
peal of McNulty, whicn has been dis.
missed. Same OF Bawden's friends will
sek the governor TO exercise executive
elem eucv.
The herald., 1893-05-26
Baptist societies.

DGNv-R, Vi ~ 20. At mis- morning :
SESSION OF the Bap ist Publication soci-
e'y the report Of The committee on the
Sunday school lessons system vas pre-
-ented. 1t admitted that there was
widespread " dissatisfaction with the
international system, aud presented an
extended plan as uostitute, whicn,
after heated discussion, WAS adopted.
A committee was appointed to prepare
resolutions protesting against the open
ing Of the worlds fair on Sunday.
The herald., 1893-05-26
Army Notes.

WASHINGTON, NAY rs An order WAS
issued at the war department today
transferring Company d, Eighth cavalry,
Captain + A G,ewin, from Fort Meade,
S d to Fort Leavenworth.
There is some reason to believe that
Gen. Oarlin, the ncwly appointed brig
adler general, will soon bs assigned to
the command OF the department of the
Colin m hia
The herald., 1893-05-26

The weather news from the east is
hard to credit. Sleet and snow abound
in the northwest, while on the Atlantic
coast all farming operations are nearly a
month behind the average season. 1t
has been a cool and backward spring up
and down this coast, but we have i'm
munity from the direiul storms that
have made the mouth of May period
OF actual dread and distress beyond the
mountains.
The herald., 1893-05-26
ALsssoN IN LANGUAGE.

The coming to thia country this year
OF 40 many distinguished foreigners,
with not few members of royal h)n4e-
holds, ought to teach us pla n lesson
az to our neglect to learn today foreign
languages. The Spanish duke first
taught us the niceties of English accent
at the ceremonies connected with the
great navAls review. The Princeae
Eulalia came out and charmed every
body by her perfect speech. And more
than that, che could put off royalty az
one puts off court dress, and start off
on little trip along with the resi- of the
party and carry only little more bag
gage than a gripsack would hold, chat
ting inteligently in our language upon
everything che saw.
And now, again, comes a Russian
grand duke, brought up in the 4lace OF
his father, Michael Nicholaievitch, the
last surviving son OF that stern and re-
lentless but patriotic sovereign, the
Emperor Nicholas of Russia. His
mastery OF languages is remarkable even
for Russian, as he speaks several with
barely the trace of an accent. His
English accent is perfect, thanks, no
doubt, to the constant presence of an
English private secretary, Mr.. Sharples,
vino for many years, has instructed the
members of the imperial family and the
nobility.
All these people-with many more to
come this yesr-ought to remind us how
dreadfully we fall snort of the duty we
owe to ourselves in the matter of learn
ing to speak, with reasonable correct
ness, the leading languages of the world
1t has long been the reproach of our con
sular service that, as a rule, capable mel
could not be found among our nativ,
population who could speak or even hal
understand French or German. 1t hal
not generally been expected that our for
eigu diplomatic service could take fra
rank among the nations because OF thl
defect. 1t has had to be Explained tina
Americans have not been compelled Il
learn foreign languages as the averag,
Europeans of good standing have learned
ours. But we are getting to be too i'm
portant nation to neglect this matte
much longer. II is discreditsbe to us
The herald., 1893-05-26
Arizn.n ChArlte.

Saturday Arizona Charlie's Historical
Wild Wet show gives a special enter
tAiument for the school children of los
Angeles Saturday afternoon, Ma 27t +.
All schools will ne provided with - TICK
ct, which, presented at the box otfice 7t
the park, " II en- title the holder to :
mission for ~ cents. The ent"rtai m u'
as an lbject lesson. is unequalled, De Is <
typlcally true to life.
The herald., 1893-05-26
MarineIntalIixanne.

BosroN, May 25.-Arrlved: Kansas,
from liverpool.
LONDON, MAY 25.-Arrived: Augus'a
Victoria, from New Y rk; Sagmore from
Boston,
GENOA, May 25 = Arrived: Kaiser
Wlln- IN II, from New York.
New York, May 25.--Arrived: Aller,
from kremen.
The herald., 1893-05-26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TIE papers Of all deliuq len mail Subscribers
the DaILY hKRALD wifi ~ ompt y discon
nucd hereafter. 20 psp rs will - tani to
sbtcribers by mail un e. the same have been
lid TO. in advance. This ruia is nexib e
l. r. Fisher, II. wspaper adyer ising agent, Il
lercha, o. Exchange ran Franc sco, Is an
athofiz d agent 1hi' paper Is kept tn hle
his Cfiue
THE igaALD is sold a. the Occdentsl Hoe
sWs "a q, San FraUci co, or 5c copy
The herald., 1893-05-26

WILEY, the head sgitator for the un-
employed at San Francisco, has been
pilloried before the public by Mayor
Ellert, who has proclaimed him as a
martyr to the cause OF labor, which he
never performed. The fraudulent friend OF
the workingmsn is one of the despicable
OF all nuisances.
The herald., 1893-05-26
Unrr,nvton wmntsn l.nnring,

WAsHINaToN, May rs Professor Har-
rington, chief of the weat o. bureau,
today sent letter to the president de-
nouncing the report submitted by AS
sistant Attorney General Colby, of the
i. vestigation of the charges sgains.
Harrington, as wiiul and nal cions
falsi6catlon OF the testimony AIKEN IN
the case He requests that the pre- i
dent give him hearing in his own de-
The herald., 1893-05-26
Me- SUITS FILED.

John s. Hayler VS. N Nghtengale-
Suit for foreclosure for Sl07 81.
Petition Of Mrs. Mary H.. Jordan for
appointment az guardian of Jessie F.
and Jav @. Cook.
James $. Wilde vs H E Snsll-Suit
ior $420 fent claimed 10 b. due.
I. 5. Palmer vs. E. III. Ragland ct
al -Snit for Tor closure ior 1882 70
Francis McCourt vs. NJ ebael Nc Au-
litie-Sut to recover possession of prom
issory notes TO the amount OF S2l27.
Divorce proceed ngs were begun by
Belle j. Bogslsky vs.. Tony 0. II. Boga =
The herald., 1893-05-26

A REPORT comes from Chicago that
Mr.. II. H. Bancroft has sold his library
to the Chicago university for $50, 600,
which is said to be a low price. 1t could
have been sold at home for that sum, it
lie said. but it's owner has always asked
double that for it.
The herald., 1893-05-26
= znna ch.,lir.s historical wna we.t

,hr management has srranged with
the electric light company for lighting
\ oietic park Saturtsg and Sunday
Pc Ehis. May " h an 2S The cDn
pay win appear ia Il tut ana compile {,
vi q west o anime, and with the park
AS lght az d " wlil make IL one of the
"a It picture que enterra nmrlta eve
messed. The cowb)ys, scouts snd |
s., ns, IA heir night attack aud repuise
# tne oid rombstone coach, will be o.
-tartliug interest.
The herald., 1893-05-26
Go to Redondo -onday.

Salt water day Grand display of dey
light reworks, swimm'ng races, grauo
bAnd concert, and a handsome pageent
OF Neptune's nympha in fary boat.
The Southern California railway (S -
Fe route) will run special trains 8 :U5
a. m 10 a. m and 30 m l. at train
returning will leave Redonto Beach It
80 p. m. Fifty cents for the round
trim
The herald., 1893-05-26
A Big Mininr snlt Nndcd.

HELENA, Mont, Nav 25.-rhe great
mining law suit OF the st. Louis com
psny against The Montana mining com
pany, for ~, % 600, terminated n the
circu court today, IN favor OF the dc
PENDANTS. There will be an appeal to
the supreme Cnnrt.
The herald., 1893-05-26

the president gave utter'nce yesterday
His sympathy With the great moral
aims and purposes OF the church in
which he wes reared and TO which he il
warmly attached by the force OF assocla.
tion was admirably expressed, and HE
remarks we're 'elicitous and timely in
every particular.
The herald., 1893-05-26

Two shady attorneys have just been
debarred at San Francisco. They were
shown to have robbed clients by fraud
ulent misrepresentation This part of
the state could do little wedding out,
to the great gain of honest business.
The herald., 1893-05-26
Train Robbers' Booty.

ST.. LOUIS, May 25 AT the Office OF
the express company it was learned this
afternoon that the exact amount oil
money secured by the train robbers at
Pacific. No., last night. was $1206 Oh
this amount $1,000 was in silver. Some
checks we're also secured, on which pay
ment has been stopped.
The herald., 1893-05-26
.ooAL-Intorestln facts about the proposed

facts about the proposed
road from Moi sve to Independence Nee
dies notables in the city....A now phase OF
the Bentley case. G. l.. Mesnager ~ Co.'S
distillery seised yesterday ...lhe Kings
Daughters ch iges against the county hos
pitai man cement shown to be cau4ei ss ...
The city's death rate decreasing. Flower
and First str cts to be straightened OUT.
New buildings. Fire Insurance. agents
threaten to increase rates mi Verlex,
a 15 year.old boy, said 10 be fire bug 49,
Judge Ross taxes Tho Chin sc Gases under
advisement. M tiers in tn courts. "A
new chapter In the Los Angeles river water
war Yeste days successful sale OF lots at
auction at The Wolf,kill TT ct. The W. O..
II. o. convent on endorses two 80 cures,
and protsss against opening the Chica %
fair on Su day.
The herald., 1893-05-26
snnclnl Announcement

Woliskill tract, at auction prices. The
so unsoid lots in the Woliskil tract will
he offered at private sale at auction
prices Tor tina next two days. Sale at
Tie Los Angeles Land Bureau. 207 South
Broadway, Easton, EIdridge & Co., auc'
tloneer6
The herald., 1893-05-26

Los ANGELES rHEATER Tonight the
Flora Pageant will open with its wealth
OF fairy di play, it's crowds of par ic
pants with their mu ti-colored co-tumes,
ita may dances, its evolutions and tao
eanx. The dresees of the fair girls are
designed to illustrate the forms aud hues
Df the choice4t A wers aud the richness
of coioriug and material az well ~ the
exquisite tnete shown in t e grouping
and arrangement will make thi-
entertainment unique in the history
OF pagesnte. There vail also be q mat
inee tom rrow and final performance
omorrow night.
The herald., 1893-05-26
POINTERS FOR TODAY.

Los ANGELES rHEATER-Flower pageant un-
der mana cement of ii. J. Kramer, ev ming.
ATHLETIC PARK--Arlzona Charles Wild
Wes show, 3 p. M .n4.t.,,,.
FISHING TRIP--The 943 a, IN. Terminal train
will connect at san Pedro with the stenm +
Rosalie. 90 stsn.
ARMoRy HAJL-TuR OF War, evening"
PARK TaEArER-The Ward coGpany in
Ranch 10, ictN
The herald., 1893-05-26

merci4i and stock gambling. A Ma
YORK peoer plautively ask: "rsn Wall
street ret'rm?" We may douo' IL; but
surely it lie good place to make the at
ternnt
The herald., 1893-05-26
Special Announcements,

Woliskill tract, at auction prices. The
80 uneold lots in the Wolfskill tract will
be offered at private sale at auction
prices for the next two days. Sale q
the Los Angeles Land Bureau, 207 South
Broadway, Easton, Eldridge & Co., auc
tinnaara
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FhIoAy, MAY 20, 1898.
AN lNDLx TO YESTERDAY.

~ TEIYGRAPH- rgument on the Briggs
apreal SO in the Presbyterian general So
sem w.. The world, fair to be open next
Sunday . Foreign exhibitors on strike.
-. .Infauta Eulalie the guest OF New York
city. "A treasury circular on tho Chinese
question. NJ re fighting in Nicarasua
A peh1e con mis- sion formed Cyclones In
III souri, and Kansas. Shadow Mabtr
Knocks out Johnny Griffin. The Dadoios
defeat the Colonels
The herald., 1893-05-26
I.nthnrnn G.neraI synod

CANToN, o. May 25 The general
SYNOD of the Luthern church met here
today Over 2500 delegates were present
The Rev. Dr. @. S Albert OF Baltimore
was elected president and W. b. FIease
- p--~s-luania. aanratarv.
The herald., 1893-05-26
IN. Great Maoabes Pionic

At Santa Monica can y, Decoration day.
Trsns will leave 'csde depot 500.
9:l5 9:3O l0:l0. 1920 s.m. and l;lC
p.m. Hourly trains between the n n,
VI mn ,h wharf and Santa Munca
Rouna trip by the southern Pacific, 81
The herald., 1893-05-26
A Grant Day at Long Reach.

Formal opening of the new wharf to-
morrow Saturday.. Trains leave AR
cade depot 8 :25 am 2;40 p m Rounc
trip by the Southern Pacific, 50 cents.
The herald., 1893-05-26
ann,na.tic Trarrdv

New York May 25 rpny Beathe
.hot and ki led his wife and severely
Nnunded Gahriel Berforme in the
artnent OF Il site More le. this morn
Z mn.A rer va. a-r..,ed.
The herald., 1893-05-26
gEIGHBoRINa TOWNS Long Beache

TOWNS Long Beaches
approaching celebration 4 tn wharf's com
pleuon Coast steamers to touch at Santa
Monioas wharf. shipping matters at Re-
dondo Santa Ana's chamber OF commerce
meeting. Modjeska TO arrive in Anaheim
today =. The storm watar question and
childs sad fate ut Redlands Postal service
EXAMINATIONS to be held at San Bernardino
Pomona wants Its street paved :. Fune-
raj OF Joseph A. Lewis Mt Pasadena
The herald., 1893-05-26

One bottle OF Smiths DandruG Pc
made is guaranteed to cure any case, or
money refunded, For sale by Off &
Vaughn, corner Fourth and Spring.
The herald., 1893-05-26
THE COURTS.

An Insane Exsm'nation-Sew Suit.
which We're Filed.
Judge Clark yesterday afternoon held
AN insanity examination at the Natick
h5uee, the patient being Mrs. R Lena
Cox. Her condition was such that she
could not be brought to the court house
She has been in deplorably nervous
condition tor two weeks past, tn nke
that che constantly sees dead people,
and is continually fixing aud unfixipg
the arrangement of any room where ste
is contined. rne lady was sdj1dged in-
sans aud committed to the asylum at
Agnews.
The herald., 1893-05-26

PARK THEATER. Ranch 10 is doing a
fair bunness 1t is the best attraction
vet produced by the Wards. The piece
will run dnrng the rem Ain ter OF the
week, Including SUNDAY Mkt Monday
night Buffalo blll will be given b, Mr..
Ward. This will be- the last week of the
Ward company. A special effort is be
ips made TO We tiue production OF the
western drama.
The herald., 1893-05-26

Children's day at Athletic park. Sat
ur ay, May 9th. Arizona Charles
Wild WaAA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
EMPEROR WILLIAM MAY VISIT rs.
STENOGRAPHERs

HERR WERMUTH, GERMANYS FAIR COMMIS-
sIONER, WILL URGE HIM TO CONE
There is possibility that Emperor william Of
Germany will visit his country. lie may come be
tween the first Of August and the last OF October ANA
vii OF course have the Worlds Fair his objective
point. The rImor Of his coming started III Chi
cago nni that there is truth IN ii Is not denied
by Commissioner Wcrmuth, Gcrmany's representative
Al the Fair,
Commissioner Wermuth came To America some three
months ago ana most If his time has been spent In
Chicago. He j. now returning TO Berlin. lie arrived
In Ncw-lo rk Wednesday, and sailed yesterday
morning on the steamer Normannia. on Wednesday
evening the Commissioner entertained by a mum
Der Of representative German, I'm this city and could
not be seen. Yesterday morning, however just be
fore leaving the Hotel Waldorf for the boat, he said
10 "A reporter that lie did not know villa, the En-
perors plans about coming 10 This country. lie
felt that there little lie could say In regard the
matter until he had been instructed SPEAK officially.
lie said he had heard that Emperor william lad said
something about such visit. and he had no doubt
that TO make such trip would give His Majesty srcnt
pleasure. The Commissioner said lie should urg. tr
Emperor TO como here the Worlds Fair he said.
the greatest exhibition the world hal ever given.
America WAS II great and beautiful country api iis
peope most lOspiiabc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
JUDGE ADDISON BROWN MARRIED.

The marriage Of Miss Helen Carpenter Gaskin,
daughter Of John W. Gaskn. Of this city, TO Judge
Addison Brown, Of the United States District Court
was soemnIzed at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. In
Al Souls Unitarian Church Fourthave and Twentieth
ST. II was quiet and informal affair." most Of the
80 persons present being relatives Of either the
bride or bridegroom. The usners were Joseph =.
Mosher Edward stanton Brown. nephew Of the
bridegroom. OF Exeter. y. H., and United States
Commissioner Samuel II. Lyman Promptly AT 3
O'Clock the bride entered the middle door OF the
church accompanied ly her cousin John Coke Of
Brooklyn. who gave hrr away The bride was
modcstly attircd In II travelling costume Of light tan
colOred Henrietta cloth. trimmed with brown velvet
and small dose fitting bonnet Of brown straw
trimmed with gold pas,omcnterie brown ribbon. She
carried n loose lnnch Of white roses. she was pre-
ceded up the aisle 10y the three nshcrs, two brides
maids Miss Mice Carey Gale and Miss Evelyn Brown
nleces OF the bridegroom, wearing pretty gowns OF
rose pink crepe trimmed with white lace, and large
q hie straw Lats dressed with pink feathers and
ribbons and the maid OF honor, Miss Helen Gray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21
WILLIAM n. NORTON'S INSANITY.

The theatrical manager who was taken " "o
Rloomin cdalc Asylum on Wednesday was w H. H'i-
ton as was at first supposed. His physician Dr. l.
Clcand Of No 252 West Finy-sccond-st. went WIN
him there after he had been taken 10 bellevue "s II
and committed. Mr. MOrton's trouble has been coming
upon him for than year, ana II o"Veiop'" 10
a serious extent about month ago. some symptoms
Of this present disease noticed by Ms ircu' "
fore he left IIcrrmann's Theatre where he was p"''
pess manager, about year ago. since th'" ~ IA
done nothing and his want Of employment "crr'"
him and made lin mon'h ago TIC WIZ
badly frightened By fire which occurred across '"'
street from which he lived and this no donp' a''h''
the progress of the disease. Last friday MS con
dition became decidedly worse, and MS VIE was III
duced TO have him sent TO the hospital. US thoush
that he is altogether unlikely TO recover hough TIC
doctors say that there Is possibility tiat ne may
He is In good physical condition. and there nave Dcch
times ND TO the last few days when his mind seemed
perfectly clear lie imaglnes that he mas great
wealth and he makes business plans involving fabulous
sums of money. lie thinks that he has millions 0
dollars dcpostcd In various New-fork banks ana
draws checks for enormous amounts. Mrs Morton!
who is known on the stage as Lily fos. mas Just
returned from an engagement with the Dun opera
Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-21

Conc. OF the brides oldest friends. who wore
costume Of brown cloth trimmed with SILK of The
same shade and a turban to correspond. At the
head Of the centre aisle Miss Ga~kin was met 10y the
bridegroom and his In st man, Charles ii. Brown, II
brother Of IIayerhill. Mass.
The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Theodore G. Williams, pastor OF the church. There
was no reception. the newly married couple su1rune
away from the church on their wedding tour, which
will extend over several months. part OF 1t VIII De
passed In Alaska Among the guests at the ceremony
were Jndg, and Mrs. Charles l.. Benedict, Robert d.
Benedict. cx-Iudgc William q. Choatc William W.
Nacsaranc Harrington Putnam +. u. Convcr', L. b.
Howe. United states Commissioner Shields, Mrs
George f. Davis j. Augustus Iyand Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Brown Dr.. aud Mrs. W. h. Brtton, william
H. Rudhn. MI. and Mrs. Charles H. Noyes, Mr. ana
Mrs. George Fisher Baker. Hayden Brown, OF west
Newbury Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welch, OF
Taunton Mass: Dr.. and Mrs. Charles CoE,wcil. Oh
Eoston Mr. ana Mr. g. and %''S W"s Susie Ga Huwn.
north Easion. Mas. Alexander Gilchrst, Ir ara
Frederick VI. Brown. ~ .
HE bride, whose mother Mr'' iIh',nm -
Brown. is an artist T. teacher OF botaV IL
the Normal Collrg" IN this city. Her iatiie
has been dead several years. Mrs. Brown j., j.
nbou th'rty-onc year. old Judge Brown was born in
Massachusetts nlont sixty years ago. Ills father "A
olson Brown. WI, shoe manufacturer T. bradford
The bridegroom o! ycSt' rday was graduated ron HAT
clls- which WIS h'aded b. "Xludge william ~, ~
Choatc. whose brother. Joseph II. CAoat,. oil I'M y
city stood third shorty after leaving college JuqSp
Brown came To this ely. whrrc he became IneiDrr
Of The law firm Of Bt,wn. Hall d Nanderpoel Later
he became n member Of the firm Of logardus BroWn
and tine aft"rward h" was aS,qcEtcd WIN I, -.
Brown retevcd his appointment aS Jude" 81 lh'
United state District Court from President CARRIED
Mr. Garfield. d.nth. Judge Brown Succeed d William
e., Choate, his Old Ella ,smat". al liaINHri'