The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-10

ion. Mrs. Logan has been drawn into the
vortex, and having expressed herself IN an
interview as to the difficulties between Miss
COuZens and the Ladies' Board IS answered
by Miss COuzens in card as fereely scath-
ing as any man and politician could indite to
his worst rival. Where the end will come
none can foresee, but it is pity that the
ladies could not have settled their difficult
ties quietly, and by concessions, by any
thing have avoided the most un-
pleasant and discouraging incident at
the inception of the greatest enter
prise in which women have taken
part. In spite of these differences and
difficulties the Ladies' Board have accom-
plished much work, and the prOtracted SEES
sion Of the Executive Committee last month
allowed them to progress rapidly on several
lines. Miss NJ. 3. Schiller Of Pittsburg left
this week with Senior and Sonora Zegarra
for Peru to look after or rather write the
interests of Peruvian women in the great
fair Senior Zegarra is the retiring Peru
Wan Minister, and, after accOmplIS hing her
work in Peru under such good auspices,
Miss Schiller will visit Colombia, Ecuador,
Bolivia, Brazil ana Venezuela on the same
errand. Later the Ladies' Board will dis
patch special envoy to Mexico and Central
America 20 stimulate an interest In having
worthy exhibits from the women OF those
countries in their Renaissance pavilion III
Chicago.
The United States special agent to the
Seal Islands will be Mr.. j. Stanley Brown,
who, as private secretary to President Gar
field during his campaign and brief span
IN THE WHITE HOUSE,
First became known to Secretary Foster
and public men generally. After President
Garfield'S death Mr.. Brown devoted few
years to banking and real estate business,
when having laid aside good sum lie be-
gan devoting himself to scientific studies for
which he had long had bent without any
opportunity tor qualification, He was
quietly married to Mollie Garfield, the dead
Presidents only daughter, and went abroad
for two years scientific study IL German
universities. When he returned to this
country he became a member OF the
Geological Survey under Major Powell, al
though if public Office ana Government
salary had been his only desire many lucra-
tive positions were within his reach, with
the influence be had at command. Secre-
tary Foster, puzzled by all the statements
concerning the seals, each statement
fatty conradicting the last one, has
wondered naturally il any one did
know or could know anything with einite-
ness concerning CalloThinuS uTSinus, that
beast which is causing such diplomatic diff
fculties. Convinced of Mr. Stanley Browns
clear medicines and ability for seeing any
visible object and tangible subject, and
knowing his absolute honesty and fairness,
the knowledge OF men and affairs, the tact
and diplomacy which he displayed in that
mostdelieate and arduous position OF private
secretary to a candidate and President, he
has begged him TO 90 to the Pribyloff Islands
and find out for him just how the matter
stands. For the very reason that MI Brown
has never been there, and never come in
contact with any of the warning companies
and factions, he is best fitted to give the fair
and impartial report. Mr.. Brown is now
making ready for his summer trip and hold
ing almost daily conferences with the Secre-
tary, and leaves in few days. One of the
revenue cutters, either the Bear or the Rush,
will convey him TO the Islands and hover
near him all summer. RUHAMAH.