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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-09-08
Fl I1ijo del BeneInerito de
las Americas y ver-
dadero ,Juarez. ~
Cart" de Dol Cisco B"'nes.

Ell dla 80 IL. Agosto de 1904, las S
p. III. sc reuni@ron en- Ia casa del Sc
nor d. Trinidad Garcia, d invllacion
del Sr. d. Benito JuArez, las per-
sonas siguientes: d. Trinidad Garcia,
Lie. Felix Romero, General Jests
A!onso Flores, General Ignacio N. Es
cudaro. General PEDRO p. YepcB, Ge-
neral JesGs Ialanne, General Manuel
F. Loera, General Angel Ortiz Monis-
terio, d. Francisco de 2. Gochicoa,
Lie. Gumesindo Enriquez, Lie. EutI-
mio Cervantea, Iugeniero Jose NJ. Ro-
nero. Lie. Fernando Vega, Lie. Jena
TO Garcia y Lie. Rrsando Pinefa
Constftufda In reunion baio Ia pr,ssl.
dencia del Sr. D. Trinidad Garcia, el
Sr. JuareZ eXpuso: que daba las gra-
cias mas cumplidas todas las perso-
mas presen;@s, por habeTsa dignado
acudir q su Ilsmado: que CT objeto
que So proponfa al convocar 4 los pre-
ssntes q aqueIla junta, era pedirles
TN cOnsejO acerca de Ia artitud que 81
como hijO del Presidente Juar ca, q ebla
nes, aitor del libro que acaba de pu
blicarse con cl utulo de Ell verdadero
JuGroZ y Ia Yerdad sobre Ia Inter
venci0n y el lmperio" y con res
pecto a! libro mismo: que al como
Ger cl libIo del sefior Bulnes, Sc In,
bfa sentido arrsbatado en- ira
deseos yebementes de agrsdirI
nes no porquc juzgue In obr
tica dc su padre, Duss Il eso
al Sr. Bulnes v 4 cualquiera ssS
dano pleno dcreCho, Hino por el t91
pfrltu irrespeLuoso dc inQuina Y
mala fG en- que cl libro del Sr. Bull
ncs estG inspirado: que contenido en-
s'i primer fmpetu por 81 consejo de
I'm buen amigo. que 10 advirti0 que
CualquiCra viOlcncia O medita destem-
plada pudicra mas bien perjudicar que
ssrvir Ia callsa del sc!ior su padre, o.
tTo amigo. insisticndo en- el consejo
primcro, le sugiri0 In idea dc some
ter Ia. COnducta que debicra seguir
nj juiCio de personals screras 8 implr
ciales; que lilbienuo acceptable este
| consejo, habfI inyiIado 4 los presen-
tcs i Ia junta que SO Verificaba p0r
considcrar 4 tOdos y cada uno d.
los sehorrs Concnrrcntcs, ltberai@s dc
conviction. honiDres dc TcCto esDfrt-
III y de hucna f. y amigos dc su CON
| sidcra&t6u y c0nfianzi. para que, CO.
mo 10 hahfl nj principle enunria0o
L. aconSa jasen que Cnnducta debfa sp-
guir on las pannsas y diffcilps cirCuns
lancias on que habia yenido Il colo
rf"cto dc no cohtbir 4 nahie on In dell
heraCi0n que So iba 4 abTir, 81 sefior
jHhrc2 ahanAon6 cl salon en- du9 In
iunta tenta lugur.
Retirado et &r. Juarcz. cl ST., y.
Tclhiaad Garcia ddo que On efcto
hAcia pocog dfis ei Sg. Judfta en- un
| astado dc gran eXaHloi0n Y narviosl-
uad, 10 habfa vis1o para habiar del
ibro de Bdnea' que t8bfn protufado
sGrcnafle, y Que para proccder con
| nas ftrmcHi, 10 hubia insinuddo que
! 20 mejJr ora que rccurrisra 4 TN gru
10 dc Iiberales iutetosos Y tranquiloa
4 dnicnes consular ei casO, al efac.
70 le habfs ofrecIdo au e2sa para reu
hi6a de Ia juntq. Bn consscuen-
ia. copcliy6, cs ilegada la oportunt.
| dad De que conaideremoB el caso de
nuestfo amigo y le demos ei consejc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-09-08
CABALLO ROBADO

La semana pasada 10 fti6 iobado do
es'A ciudad, al Sr. Rafael Ortiz un ca
balio alazhn, tusado, con cl fierro
a X on la paleta izquierda. L! Sr.
ortiz ofrece una recompensl, al m,e
10 do Tnz6n del caballo. Los informra
pueden dirigirse Il Rafael Ortiz. oo5
s, Laredo ST., San Antonio, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-09-08
BALE.

pNlbL.
I3l dc los corrientes hulto un ce-
Dl6ndido baiIo on 81 Salon Orden ~
mgos del Pueblo. sIto on Ia casa No.
%?S Ge Ia calle de San Fernando.
Lss i6vcnes organizIdorcs do tan gs
Ian,e fiesta son dc 10 mas distinguids
De Ia Col9nia mexicana, d saber, M.
guel Tfovtfio, Caledonia Cadena, Wen.
ccs(ao Martinez, Francisco A. Cana
les, Manuel HazGu, RAM Garate, Err&.
Ito LoSano, Aurelio Lopez y r.t,cIu
Sanchez.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-09-08
FENDO AL COSTO.

I'm sutttdo dc ef4ntos para seiioras
y caba,lerog. B. MARKS, 7l1-7l3
Gale del Concrete Al Osstc, junto 4
Ia joy@rfa de J. 4. CantG.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-09-08
fIEftII)O.

En un tnmnito habido 81 30 Je A.
goSlo On Evelyn, R@fngio Gutierrez y
Agustfn Herndndoz hirieron al Sr.
Marcos Rcina. Despu6B del hacho
huyeron rumbo Il Buda. Texas, pero
fueron apFe!rtndidos on ei cam,no y
conductdos 4 Evelyn, ,le dondc fueron
iIVehhos Lo"khart. Hernandez es
natiYo dc San Antonio.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1904-09-08
Ell GENERAL DIAz EN- LA EXPO

Lleyando una invitacI6n especial del
Presidente Francis para q General
Diaz para que visitc Ia Expocicion.
saiio de San Louis Missouri para la
Ciudad de Mexico, 81 dfa cinco dc los
corrientes el Sr Arnold Shanklin.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
THOUSANDS
MASSACRED
BY TURKS
Two Days Devoted
to Murder. OF Ar
llenidllS.
Special Dispatch to The can.

CONSTANTINOPLE. June 1S-Ar-
menian patriarchs have received in
formation that an trade has been is
sued by the Sultan, which has resulted
in wholesale massacres and destruc-
tion Of Armenian property. The new
trade prevents the settlement OF Ar
menians in the villages destroyed
According TO the official order. they
must settle in places on the plains in
dicated by the Sultan The object of
the operations Of Turkish troops in
the past has been TO clear the Armen-
ians out OF their mountain homes,
where they were more secure than on
the plains
According 10 the Information receiv-
ed. two days were devoted to massa-
cres. May 16 and June 3. On these two
days fifteen villages were destroyed in
the district of Chetass and twenty two
in the district of HAN OF pOpula-
ton aggregating 5000 persons, 2000 were
massac cred. Women Of the villages
who disappeared during the massacres
have been recovered by their husbands.
but most of the girls who disappeared
have not been seen since.
The patriarchs applied TO the palace
for aid fer the wounded and starving.
but the only reply received was, All
is finished"
Massacres are feared in many other
places. Shops have been closed for
three days past at Bitlis. while at
Diarbekir a d Sassoun reserves have
been sent for by the authorities to
suppress any disorders.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
METCALFS
ELEVATION
IS CERTAIN
Cabinet Portfolio Is
rendered the
Alamedan.
Special Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK, June 13--The World
has the following from Washington:
The President now knows that En- bas-
sador Choate will not accept the At
torney Generalship. II may be offered
10 Moody. though it is quite generally
understood that Representative Victor
H Metcalf of California Will be given
place in the Cabinet, either TO sue
ceed Knox as Attorney General or
Cortelyou as Secretary of the Depart
ment Of Commerce and Labor when the
latter resigns to become chairman of
the Republican National Committee on
July l.
High administration officials tonight
virtually admitted that a Cabinet po-
siti0n had been rendered to Metcalf
but said that his acceptance or decIina-
ton had not vet been signified
Postmaster General Payne expects to
leave the Cabinet soon after the cleo
ton and it is expected that CorteIyou
viii be appointed Postmaster General
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
TROOPS POURING SOUTHWARK.
Admiral Togo Reports Movement of
Russians From Mukden.

TOXIC, June IA long report has
been received here from Admiral Togo,
in which he covers the operations of
the feet since June and repeats his
former account of the boTnbardment
of the west coast of Liaotung Pen
insula.
Continuing. the admiral says that
the captain Of a foreign vessel that
LETT Yinkow on Wednesday, June s,
reported that the recent Japanese
BON bardment in the vicinity of Kaf-
ping, south Of Newchwang. caused
Russian forces TO the number of 5000.
with twenty guns, to evacuate Yinkow
Two men who were taken prisoners
by the japanese while on their way
into Port Arthur report that two Rus
sian regiments, numbering in all about
5000 men, arrived recently at Mancha-
lin, Vafangow and Vafangtien The
prisoners say that large numbers of
Russian troops are coming south from
Mukden every day.
on Wednesday. June s. a detachment
of the fleet bombarded and dispersed
two companies of Russian troops who
were on Kaiping Point On Friday an
other detachment of the feet lombard
I'd the enemy for two hours near Ying-
chintsu and Tsantiakao, inficting
much damage.
Another detachment OF the japanese
feet, according TO Admiral Togos re-
port. discovered four Russian torpedo
boat destroyers in Talienwan Bay,
near Shaopingtan, and drove them
back 10 Port Arthur. More than sew
enty mines have been DESTROYED in
Talienwan Bay. Thirty floating mines
have been found and destroyed. Some
Of these were drifting into Pechili Gulf
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. June 13-Can-
didates who are TO be nominated in
the Democratic State Convention which
is called for tomorrow at noon have
been thrust into the background by the
bitter factiOnaI fight which has broken
ont for the control Of the State ma
chiuerv. The selection OF candidate
for Governor ard the question whether
Illinois shall send a delegation IN
strIcted for Hearst occupy large
section Of the background. when COM
pared with the problem whether John
Z. Hopkins OF Chicago shall retain MS
position at the head Of the State Cen
tral Committee or be depOsed and his
power given to Millard Dunlap, Theo-
dOre Nelson and other men who are
actively working TO promote the inter-
ests Of Hearst
That Hopkins and certain OF his fol-
lowers lump into oblivion and allow
the world 10 forget them has aroused
the wrath Of the Hopkins faction and
il is talking tonight OF forcing Hearst
10 accept an Endorsement instead OF
an instructed delegation, and. perhaps.
Soroething even less valuable than an
Endorsement
The fight will open ,o-nnorrow on the
question of the selecting OF a tempo
rary chairman Of the convention. Ine
attitude Of a large number OF delegates
Is an unknown quantity even TO the
managers in the fight The primaries
we're held May 5. and now both sides
admit that they are not certain OF the
exact number OF men they can con
troll. The Harrison men from Cook
County. who are for Congressman VII
liams for President, are supposed 10
number 160, and they amount 70 little
save in the possibility Of being able TO
throw the balance Of power In the
event OF an even break between the
Hearst and Hopkins factions
Lawrence B. Springer OF Lincoln.
William Prentiss of Chicago and w
G. Crolius of Joliet are the leading
candidates for Governor
The State Central Committee to-day
selected Frank P. Quinn OF Peoria Tor
temporary chairman Of the convention
and II Hopkins controls the convention
tomorrow his appointment VIII oe
made permanent
The subcommittee TO which was
referred the hearing OF contests was
in session the greater part Of the
night The contests were mainly de-
cided in favor of the Hopkins faction
and il is estimated that all told $50
Hopkins delegates will be seated
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
CHARACTERISTIC LETTER
WRITTEN By TWAIN

ST. LOUIS. June IA character
istic letter from Samuel L Clemens
Mark Twain), written before his
wife's death. was received BY Presi-
dent Francis at the Worlds Fair to-
day. IN part II follows
VILLA DI QUARTO. Firsnz. Nay 2s. 1904
Dear Governor Francis. II has been a dea-
wish OF mine 20 exhibit myself az The great
fair and get a prize. but circumstances De-
yond my control have irterfsred and must
remain in Florence Although I have never
taken prizes anywhere else. I used 70 take
them in school IN Missouri half century ago.
and I ought 10 be able 70 repeat them now
II I could have a chance. used % get the
medal for good spelling every week and Z
could have had the medal for coed cunduct
IL there had not been much corruption IN
Missouri in those days srI got it sew
sraI times BY trading medals and giving boot.
7 sr, wiling 20 give boot now. if-however.
those davs are forever gone BY now and per
S,s1z Il - better 80 Nothing ever STAYS the
vva,- II was in this changeable world Al
thouub cannot be AZ the fair. ] am going
- - reoresentsd there. anyway. by a p0r-
s~,i~ nv Professor Geili You VIII find u ex-
-sIIsr- Good Judges say II Is better than the
.-i~fnaI They say Il has all the merits of cha
0-sairaI and keeps stil beside.
1t sounds ike Battery. but & is lust truas
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14

LONDON, June 1.-THE Daily Mail
publishes a dispatch from Hamburg
saying:
a private telegram received here
says a large Russian fleet. composed of
forty large and small warships. prob
ably the Baltic fleet. has passed the
island of BornhoIm. to the south of
Sweden. following a westerly course. 1t
cannot be ascertained whether this is a
trial trip Of the feet or its actual de-
parture for the Far East"
Commenting on this dispatch the
Daily Mail says the probability is that
II is merely a practice cruise of part of
the fleet, as most of the Baltic ships
are known TO be in a too backward
condition 10 plTt- II sea
The EfeatsfI ecafespondelsf- af tsse
Standard says that the Grand Council
has been formally instructed by the
throne TO protest TO St Petersburg
against the incessant robberies by Rus
sian troops and the outrages commit
ted by them on the Chinese in Manchu-
ria
The Toxic cores spondeut of the
Standard says that the extension of the
Korean Railway TO Newchwang is con-
sidered necessary for military purposes.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
LEADERS ARE ASSEMBLING.
Republican National Committee WnI
Meet on Wednesday.

CHICAGO, June 13--Postmastsr Gen
eraI Payne. chairman OF the Republi-
can National Convention. arrived in
Chicago to-day and at once began
preparations for the committee meet
ing on Wednesday. Chairman Payne
was accompanied by Speaker Joseph G.
Cannon. who has been hosen for pre-
siding officer OF the convention
Most of the fOrty-five members OF
the national committee viii be on The
ground tomorrow. There will be a
meeting OF the executive committee In
advance OF the meeting Of the general
committee.
A number Of Wisconsin political not
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
MEN ARE NOT BORN FREE"
SAYS EASTERN ORATOR
Students of Armour Institute Hear Re-
markabIe BaccaIaureate Address
at Graduating Exercises

CHICAGO, June 13.-Dr. Frank w.
Gunsaulus. who delivered the bacca-
laureate address at the Auditorium TO
the graduating lass Of Armour Insti-
tute. said:
There was never more interesting false
hood than all men created free and
equal. The Declaration Of Independence was
the work OF an hour OF intense excitement and
on every national anniversary this phrase Is
misqu0tsd because when il IS taken from its
context. II 4s false
Freedom is something 70 be Men are
not born free Every power into whose con-
troll man comes Is conquered freedom
There are no equals In this universe Of Gods.
God Is no socialist
The problem OF problems is TO get humanity
that is energetic and militant-thst Is restfuI
The world needs men who can observe the ap-
proach OF tremendous coming events as the
engineer does the engine and still remain placid
IN the face Of this Fore
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14

to prosecute Snow cfvilly and criminal
". Snow was afraid Goldman would
do him some personal injury and ap-
pealed TO Chief Whitman for protec-
tion. He told the Chief that Goldman
had annoyed him TO such an extent
that he had been forced TO leave Oak
land and remove TO San Francisco. and
that Goldman had once displayed a big
butcher knife, saying that he would
enjoy drinking cupful of the Snow
blood
On October l the case was dismissed
by Police Judge Fritz upon the mild
statement of Goldman that he and
Snow were good friends and had al
ways been such, but they had a little
dispute over some business matter and
Snow had become angry. The Judge
rebuked the two litigants and told them
in the future to stay IN Oakland and
quarrel
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Former official Claims to Be Dictin of
Insane Mans InfdtudtiOn

Ex-Mayor P ". Snow q Oakland
vas shot and dangerously injured by
Adolph Goldman & cutlery merchant
Of the same place. al the Clarendon
Hotel OF Post street, last evening The
shooting was the result Of Goldman s
strange infatuation for the ex-ohcial,
which has existed for d number Of
years and brought about a series Of
arrests and suits that have claimed
the attention Of several courts
II explanation Of the deed Goldman
tells an extraordinary story He
acts and talks Ike a degener-
ate and his mind is rapidly
weakening under q strain OF oissipa-
ton Between sobs and shrieks he
It'd of his jealousy and hatred for Miss
Martha Snow, who was trying 70 nd
her father OF hts coupsnionship.
Goldman says he is on the verge Of
bankruptcy from providing Snow with
funds, and that the amount the latter
owes him is now between three and
four thousand dollars Goldman asserts
that snow took z shot at him IN a
l1dging- house al g Grant avenue about
tWo months ago and the story OF the
lsndlsdy OF the place and q bullet hole
lend substantistion 70 this story.
FIRES FIVE SHOTS
Last night the two men met on Post
man 70 the Clarendon. where the latter
lives. There was some conversation in
the lobby Of The hotel ana snow started
10 walk 10 the rear Of the hall Gold
man called upon him 10 halt at the
same time drawing a revolver. The
reXt instant the merchant fired in the
direction of the ex-MayOr- The third
bullet brought snow 10 the floor and
Goldman. seeing him fsu. hastened TO
his side and fired two more shots, both
Ct which took effect. One bullet struck
Snow ia the side Of the face, inficting
e slight wound, but the other two en-
tered his back and may prove fatal
He was first treated by DR. Frank
North and later removed 70 the Wal
deck Sanatoriuu- Goldman tried TO
escape, but was followed by Edward
Rose. clerk Of the hotel, and captured
at Suffer and Mason streets
Goldman presented A picture OF ab-
5ect detection in the city prison. we
met fourteen years ago. he said. and
everything went weIl until his daughter
interfered- I have ruined my business
providing the man with money. but I
do not care for that Ever since his
daughter returned 70 this city three
days ago she has been influencing her
father against me. and last night after
a. argument shot him ] think I had
q right 10 do os he tool shot at me
about two months ago while I was
IiTi-- on Grant avenue"
EX-sIAYOR'S STORY.
At the Waldeck Sanatorfum ex-May-
OF snow made the following state
nent-
7 FIRST net this man. Goldman three years
ago when I Vas Mayor cf Oakland He came
ask favor ct me Since that time he has
continued 70 uersecufe me 7 could 20 70
where without being followed BY him Often
7 went 70 the country % escape his attentions
huf he would locate somehow. He has
raid large sums FOR Information as 70 my
where's bouts When ] vent East he nrarazrd
~ leave on the sane train have reasoned
uftr him ara pleaded but 70 no purpose
Frierds of nine suggested that I ought 20
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
WAR WRITER MISSING.
Correspondent for an indianapolis
Newspaper Disappears.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June ia
cable from Chefu to-day announces
that fears are entertained for the
safety of Hector Fuller, the Indianap-
oils News staff war correspondent.
Who left there recently to make his
third attempt TO enter Port Arthur He
was last seen on Friday by Stanley
Washburn, staff correspondent of the
Chicago Daily News, with whom he
had arranged to communicate his
movements. He was then leaving the
Maiotao Islands. forty-five miles south
of Port Arthur. 1t is believed he has
effected an entrance into Port Arthur
or has been captured or drowned Sec
retarv of State Hay and the Russian n
Government have been notified.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Chairman Hopkins ReSiSts Hedrst's De-
cree COnSigning Him to ObtiDion-

ables are expected tomorrow and
Wednesday. An attempt viii be made
10 get the leaders OF the two Wisconsin
factions before the national committee
on Wednesday and effect a cOmprO-
mise.
The subcommittee OF the Republi-
can National Committee. which has the
arrangements for the national cOnven-
ton in charge, held a meeting tO-nighr
and went over the work already done.
and completed all the remaining de-
tails for the convention which viii
meet next Tuesday Chairman Payne
expressed himself as well satisfied with
the work OF the committee and said
everything at the convention hall was
practically ready for the convention
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Bov yiolinist TO Tour America.

LONDON. June 13.-DanieI Froh-
man has signed a contract with the
boy violinist, Franz Won Vecsey. who
has this year been the sensation of
London and the Continent, for four
months tour of the United States.
which will begin in New York in jan
nary next.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
PARDEE WILL ATTEND.
Governor viii Go TO Convention and
Be Absent Six Weeks.

Be Absent six Weeks
SACRAMENTO. June I5-GovernOr
Pardee announces that he viii attend
the Republican National Convention
and will leave with the California dele
cation Wednesday. During his ab-
sence Lieutenant Governor Anderson
will III the executive chair.
Mrs Pardee viii accompany the Gov
ernor. as also their two eldest chill
dren. Florence and Madeline
Governor Pardee viii be absent about
six weeks He viii visit IN New York
City, go thence 70 Washington and
from that city viii 60 70 Ohio and
Michigan 10 visit relatives. after which
he viii take in the St. Louis sxposi-
tion and then come home.
Lieutenant Governor Anderson had
a long consultation with the Governor
to-day concerning affairs OF state and
the conduct OF the executive Offices
during the Governors absence.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
RuSSia'S Baltic Sea
Ships Are Sailing
Westward.
Forty Vessels Of All Sizes
Sighted From the Island
Of BOrnhOlm.
Doubt as to Whether They Are on
Practice Cruise or En- Route to
the Far East

ST. PETERSBURG. June IA.
The following official statement
of Russian losses in the war has
been issued:
Navy-Forty-four officers and
go men killed; Is officers and
go men wounded.
Army-Thirty-six officers and
ESQ men killed; 1O3 officers and
2OSO men wounded; 20 officers
and 696 men taken prisoners.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
ASSEMBLE AT NASHVILLE
Fourteenth Annual Reunion OF For
mer Wearers of Gray Attracts
Old Soldiers

NASHVILLE. June 1S.-NashviIIe is
crowded tonight with visitors. veter-
ans and delegates 70 the fourteenth an
nuaI reunion of the United Confeder-
ate Veterans, which will open to-mor-
row.
1t seems to be the general impression
that General Stephen d. Lee will be
elected unanimously to succeed Gen
eraI John B. Gordon.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Premier Resigns His Post.

SYDNEY, n. S. W., June Is.-The
Premier of New South Wales. Sir John
See. has resigned He is retiring from
public life. Thomas WaddeIl. the
Colonial Treasurer and Minister of
Railroads. will form new Cabinet.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
DEATH WINS IN RACE
WITH SPECIAL TRAIN
Reaper Claims New Workers. Brother
While Latter Is Speeding Across
Continent to Bedside

AIARSHALLTOwN. Ia, June 15.-
Elias ]. Kempner of New York to-day
made a vain attempt on a special
train TO reach his dying brother in
Denver before death came. He re-
ceived a telegram at Belle Plaine, Ia,
announcing his brothers death
Between Clinton and Belle Plain
Kempner's train made 112 miles in 1O1
minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-14
Women Plan Amalgamation.

CLEVELAND. June 13.-The national
heads OF two women's organizations.
the Rathbone Sisters and the Pythfan
Sisters, at a conference here Tonight
prepared a definite plan whereby the
two. societies are to be amalgamated.