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The Washington times., 1904-06-25
CLEVELAND DRAWS
WITHIN HIS SHELL
Political Visitors and Cor
respOndence Ignored.
SILENT ON REPUBLICANISM
Will Remain in Seclusion Until He Can
Isolate Himself in New
Hampshire.
SILENT ON REPUBLICANISM

PRINCETON, n. J., June 25.-Persist-
eSt use of his name for denomination
has driven former President Cleveland
into absolute retirement.
He is visible now TO only his closest
personal friends. He will not receive
any other visitors, and a request for an
expression Of opinion on the Republican
platform meets with the most decisive
of refusals.
Will Stay in Seclusion.
Friends of Mr.. Cleveland in Princeton
are unanimous in declaring ne Is unal-
terable in his determination to remain
IN retirement. He does not purpose,
they say, to appear in anything that
might in the remotest way draw him
back into active life.
lie is having difficulty in doing this
For the last three weeks his mail has
been steadily growing every day. while
kilograms are not InfreQuent. The sub.
Ject matter Of these communications, OF
course. is not known, nor is the identity
or the correspondents revealed.
No Political Visitors.
If the writer's desire interviews, or ask
Questions, or make suggestions, their
labo-s are fruitless. The former Presi-
dent has not had visitor for nearly a
month who could be conJured into an
emissary of a political leader, nor has
he Increased his own correspondence;
Mr.. Cleveland viii spend the coming
five days as he has spent the last month
here. and then he VIII go. with his
family, to mis- new summer home in the
mountains Of New Hampshire As this
can only be reached by stage road and
IS far from telegraph and telephone, he
hopes that he will be allowed TO rest
undisturbe6.
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ALASKAN BRANDS OF LAW.

On the tcebound Alaskan Coast.
where white men are few and Tar
between. and the jurisdiction and
authority Of the United States are
represented only during the an
nual cruise Of the revenue cutter
Bear, law is rather at a discount.
A very determined kind OF JusIi-c
takes its place, and woe 10 the
eyil-doer who violates its man
dates. In The Sunday Times theirs
are some first-hand stories Of the
manner. informal and picturesque,
IN which this stern justice is ad-
ministered.
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THE ROYALTIES OF EUROPE.

Intimate. personal anecdotes Of
the men and women who sit upon
the thrones Of the world A young
woman, bright and observant.
who has met them and knows,
tells OF the human side Of their
lives. Much like other persons.
she found them. with human
weaknesses and human graces.
One reads Of royalty. for the most
part, as surrounded by pOmp and
splendor. and the stately cere-
monial Of courts. Here you may
read OF Kings and Queens as men
and women.
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BANDIT HELD UP STAGEFUL.

SILVER CITY, Idaho, June 25.-A
lone bandit with Il shotgun held up the
stage to Murphy. near the Summit" a
few miles from this place. Nine pas
sengers were forced to alight and give
uD their Valuables The robber then
demanded the mail sack. which he ran
sacked. The robber wore a black mask
and his shoes We're covered with cloth
10 prevent leaving a track. Sheriff Nc
Donald and posse are In pursuit.
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HIT ABLE TO SIT UP
AFTER WEEKS ILLNESS
Illinois Representative Is Recuperating
Slowly From His Severe
Attack

Representative r. r. Hits condition
has improved so much that he was able
to sit UP today. After having been con-
fined 10 his bed for the past week. this
evidence Of his returning strength was
cheering TO his family and attendants.
Many inquiries continued to be made
at the Representatives x Street home
this afternoon. and TO all a favorable
reply was given. The physicians will
not vet say. however. when they expect
Mir. Hit may be able to be about again
as usual
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May Make a Deal.

The Kaiser and King have thus come
to Kiel with specific political purposes,
and II IS possible that they may make
deal with one another. Perhaps, the
Kaiser will agree to fulfil King Ed
ward s demands, OF some Of them, in re-
turn for the whole or partial fulfllment
Of his own desires. Perhaps they will
separate without coming 20 terms at
all. However. that may turn out II Is
evident that just now the Kaiser and
the King Of England are pitted against
one another as diplomatic opponents.
Keen interest is taken in this contest
Of wits and equally keen curiosity IS
felt regarding the result
The two monarchs enter the contest
very differently equipped. King Edward
Is cOOlheaded. suave, and invariably
courteous. the Kaiser Is hot headed. i'm
petuous, impulsive. and apt to express
himself vigorously when excited. II
would seem that King Edward should
be the better diplomat but IL must be
remembered that the Kaiser completely
outwitted the English government when.
during his last visit 20 England. he
dragged England into the Venezuelan
trouble.
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BIG BALTIMORE FIRE
LOSSES UNC0LLECTABLE

CHICAGO, June Z5.-E. Wuval, an in
Surance broker Of Baltimore. testified in
The case against Z. Shanklin aid w s.
Jscobs. charged with conducting fradu-
lent insurance Offices.
He declared there was at least 100000
OF insurance involved IN the Baltimore
cOnfiagration written by Chicago wild
cat" companies. on which not cent has
been realized.
The case was adjourned
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@ANIMALs I HAVE KNOWN"

W. II. Blackburne. principal
keeper at the National Geological
Park. has been a trainer and
keeper OF animals for more than
quarter OF a century. II IS not
hard TO understand that what he
doesn't know OF their traits and
habits a-d Tannerisms can be dis
regarded safely. He has interest
ing stories 10 tell. and he has
told them for the Sunday Times
Stories of the captives from the
jungle and plain that never flag
in interest
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PAGES FOR HOME CIRCLES.

There are special pages de-
voted TO matters OF interest to
women in the Sunday Times
photographs Of some Of the
beauties OF their sex, and cuts
and descriptions Of the gowns and
hats that now are filing the feni-
nine eye. There is much good fic-
tiOn-much worth reading There
are stories without number that
you will enjoy-a hundred things
OF which these are just specimens
By the way.
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THE MAKING OF A MAN.

1t requires nerve and stamina
and sternly unyielding ambition
TO conquer disadvantages DR..
Everett Hale, born to wealth and
station. the scion Of a distln-
guished family. has yet made Of
himself one Of that famiIy's most
distinguished members. It makes
a story rarely interesting, as it IS
told in The Sunday Times.
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BRITISH KING VISITS
THE GERMAN EMPEROR

riously weakened II Asia Minor became
q sphere Of German influence. II. how
ever. the Kaiser could persuade England
70 support Germanys schemes in Asia
Minor and exert influence in COnStan-
tIrople on Germauy's behalf. the Sui
tan's reluctant consent to all the con-
cessions desired by Germany would al
most certainly be obtained The Kaiser
VII; employ all his powers Of persuasion
9:ld his gift OF eloquence 10 gam KING
many's plans in Asia Minor.
War of Herreros.
There is another matter which the
Kaiser desires to arrange with King
Edward. Germany is IN a terrible pre-
dicament owing TO the formidable rebel
hon Of the Herreros in German South
west Africa. and the Kaiser would be
glad to receive pacific assurances re-
garding England's view OF the situa-
ton. German Southwest Africa is sur
rounded on all three lad sides by Eng
lish and Portuguese territory, and Eng
land could easily take revenge for the
moral support given by Germans 10 the
Beers by facilitating the supply OF mod
ern rifles TO the Herrercs, permitting
their flight on 10 British soil If hard
dressed by the German troops and en-
couraging the negro rebels in other
WAYS. II England chose 10 revenge her
self on Germany in this way the task OF
subjugating the Herreros, already form
liable enough, would become practically
impossible
The Kaiser therefore desires TO OBJ
tain promises from King Edward that
England will not add 10 Germany's en-
barrassments in southwest Africa. Fur
Their, the Kaiser wants King Edward
TO use his influence over his close friend
and ally, King Charles of Portugal, to
prevent the supply OF modern arms 10
. he hN "a .
Portuguese Southwest Africa their basis
OF Opera tons
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THE YOUNGEST OF SENATORS.

Not a Senator at all as yet. but
the man 10 whom all indications
point as the successor Of Senator
Stewart OF Nevada. II IS Repre-
sentative Van Duzer, who IS one
OF the most active Representa-
tives OF the labor vote on the floor
Of the lower house OF Congress.
a few years ago ne was Senator
Newland's secretary; now he is in
line for the Senatorial tOga, ana
seems altogether likely tC have II
bestowed upon him.
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BANK TELLER GETS PENSION.

ALBANY. June 25.-DanieI G. Curtis.
who has been an employe OF tho New
York National Bank for ffty-one years.
has been retired on n pension. by the
bank, as paying teller Last year when
OF half century's connection with the
institution, the bank presented him with
IiO00 in gold
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zee BUSINESS H1eH scHooL.

There is an institution IN wish
ington that fits boys and girls for
active business life. tes ching those
essentials that business men and
women must acquire It has an
alumni association that Is a potent
force for good IN the community
an active inspiration to Industry.
TO self-help. and 10 higher stand
ards OF scholarship in its alma
mater. Well worth knowing
about. both the institution and the
association. Pictures OF buildings
and people.
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BOLT KILLS HORSE
BUT SPARES DOCTOR

STROUDSBURG. Pa. June 25.-As DR..
r. J. Levering started TO unite his horse
hitched 10 a post. the animal dropped
dead. struck by a bolt Of lightning. The
physician was unframed.
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THE DEAR VACATION DAYS.

Where do you expect to spend
your summer vacation? II you
have not decided as yet. you viii
probably be interested in the
views and plans Of distinguished
Washingtonians, IN the Govern
nent service and out OF it. VINO
have given The Sunday Times in
terviews on the subject. They tell
what they think OF vacations gen
orally and what they expect 10
do this year IN order to make
theirs specially attractive. There
are Ideas here. If you chance to
be looking for them.
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FOUR PAGES IN coLoRs.

You have been following. prob
ably. the funny dOings OF the
funny people OF The Sunday
Times comic section; you viii find
IL worth your while to continue.
In these four pages are tucked
away many good laughs that you
ought TO enjoy and then pass on
to your friends There's no
special sense In being solemn. and
the man who can hold I'm MS mer-
riment in opposition TO the clamOr
of The Sunday Times comic sec
ton is lit for treason, strate-
gems. and spells"
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S. Round Trip-Sunday Only.

Washington to Leesburg. BIuemont, and
intermediate stations. Leave Washing
ton 9:Ol a. IN.
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-FOUR MEN WANT
FAIRBANKS SHOES
Al stick Close to Him OH
Train Back Home.
TRAVELLING IN PRIVATE CAR
Big Reception Planned for Vice Presi-
Dental Candidate on Return
20 indianapolis.
TRAVELLING IN PRIVATE CAR

The succession to Senator Fairbanks
in the upper house Of Congress is the
subject Of much discussion In political
circles now. and a close contest is
looked for. unless the Vice Presidential
candidate makes the choice himself and
comes out openly for one Of the candi-
dates.
The chief aspirants for the success
sion 10 Fairbanks are Governor Durbin
and Representatives Hemenway, Crum-
packer. and Charles 3. Lands. All Of
them are with the Vice Presidential can
didate on the way back from Chicago
today. and II is minated each fears to
leave the others alone with the pro-
NOTED Senator, lest he give some prom
Use 10 the man who holds his ear for the
moment.
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s1.as Baltimore and Return, B. & o

r. r., Saturday and Sunday All trains
both ways. both days. except Royal Lin
tied.
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newspaper that reflects nightly the events of the hour
and doesn't find necessary to be ponderous to be
StTuctiye
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Fairbanks on the Stump.

Senator Fairbanks expects to take the
stump as soon as the notifications are
over and Will attempt 70 repeat the
whirlwInd campaign President Roosevelt
made four years ago. when he was the
Vice Presidential nominee.
In spite of his silence I'm Chicago the
Indiana Senator has a reputation az
speIIbinder. and good speeches are an
tfcipated from him.
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Ransdell in Charge.

The Fairbanks party was scheduled TO
start east early this afternoon. They
viii travel in the private car Of the
president Of the Big Four lines, Melville
F. Ingalls,.
The train will be IN charge Of Daniel
n Ransdell the sergeant-at-arms Of
the Senate Stops will be made n
Templeton, Fowler, Lafayette, ColfaS,
WhftestOwn and Lebanon.
The private car VIII be attached 70 the
regular train. but n the crowds Demand
speeches from Senator Fairbanks, q few
extra minutes will be allowed in each
stopping place. In Indianapolis com
nittee has taken up the work OF arranS-
ing reception, and he VIII nave roy Al
welcome home The arrival there is
srTeduled for 6:I5 o'clock tonight.
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ing by correspondence and assists It's grad
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ANNrAL MEETING-HoNoLr-I.II pI.ANrA.

ANNUAL EETING-HONOLULU PLANTA-
llON COMPANY - The regular annual
lulu PLANTATIONS S0'cS5s SoMPAHs9Ye s9e ESl aUN6 Z.
hello al the ofdce OF the company 32T Mar
ket street lroern = second hoorl. in the city
fornia. CD WEDNESDAY. the Path day OF
February, A. d. 1894. az the hour Of IL
O'clock a. M for The purpose Of electing a
bosrd 0f directors a serve for the ensuing
year and for the trsnsa ction Of such other
business as may pr1nerly come before the
rneeting. Transfer books VIII close on Satur-
Gay February iS. 1884 at 4, o., S,eleSk p M
Secretary Honolulu Plantation Company. s27
Market street san Francisco. California
san Francisco Cal. Feb. 10. I904
NOTICE OF annual stockholders n,eetinr-7-bs
regular annual meeting Of stockholders
ol = - 80 ga ei company "a corporation)
eleventh noor Hayward building. San Fran
8, 1,.-,-. Salliofn5ss ma on MONDAY. 18th day
ior me purpose az electing a Board OF Direct
ors 10 serve Tor the ensuing wear ana re
transaeiten Of such other business as NAV
co1e before the meeting. This notice a.
nrintf q in the san Francisco Call by order
and direction of Board OF Directors OF As
O. scRIBNER. Secretary.
oflce-Eleventh floor, Hayward building
san Francisco, Cal. Dated Feb l6. 1904
ANNUAL meeung-Kilauea Sugar Plan,at,o,
Oonpany-Ihe regular annual meeting OF The
stockholders OF the kilauea Sugar Plan
tati0n Company viii be held a, the
otnce OF the company. 81 Market st
from 4, second noor) in 1he cit and count
81 san Francisco. State OF Calffor- {. on
TUESDAY,. the 23d day OF February A n
lsof' az the hour Of II O'Clock a. m. for the
purpose Of eiecting n board OF directors "a
serve Tor the ensuing year and FOR the trans
Hction of such other business as NAV prop-
cry come before the meeting Transfer books
VII close on Friday. February 12 1904 al 3
o'clock 2. m a X TFIOAF. :
secretary kilauca Sugar Plantation Com
pany 52I Market ST. San Francisco Cal
san Francisco. Cal. Feb. g. 1904
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ANNUAL MeetinE-Hakalau Plantation Com
rauy-The regular Fnnual meeting OF the
stockholders of the HAKALAU PLANTA-
TON COMPANY n be held at the of6ce
or the company. 32s Market st troom 4
second hoor) in the city and county OF san
Francisco. state OF California on WE'D
NESDAN. the ID cay OF March. 1904 at
the hour of II o'clock a. m. for the pur-
pose of eicctinE a Board OF Directors 10
serve for the ensuing year and for the
transaction o. such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting Trans
fcr books will close on SATURDAY Febru-
airy 20. 1900. at the hour Of 3 O'Clock % m
u. ". THOMAS. Secretary Hakalau Plan
farion Company. 327 Market ST. san Fran
lC 1900
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TIE California Debris Commission having re-
ceiTed application 20 mine by hydraulic pro-
cess from the New Highland Gold and Cop
per Mining Company. On Mamaluke gravel
mlue near Georgetown Fl Dorado County.
Cal. draining into Canyon Creek which
reaches American River. gives notice that
q meeting viii be held az room 90 Flood
huiiding. san Francisco. Cal. March :. 1904
30 2 m-
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MEETING SOTICEs.

MEETING NOTICES.
CALIFORNIA C0mmandery No / X
T.-Special assemblies THIS AFTER f7t7~
NOON AT 80 and THIS EVENING G.
ar $50. Order 0f Temple. All fraters
cOurtc0usly Invited.
THOMAS II. BROWNE. Commander.
T. l. HENDERSON. Recorder.
PACIFIC Lodge No 1876 F. and A. NJ @
Masonic Temple. meets THIS EVEN w
ING. ! % clock. Second Degree. "
GEORGE PENNINGTON. Sec.
MISSION Lodge no. Ice. r. and A. n.
called meeting THIS lSATURDAYD w
EVENING az 30 o'clock Third De M
gree r. +. ALLAN. Sec.
TIE EXpressnen's Association OF s. F. cor
daily invites all bona ndc owners OF teams
10 cpen meeting 20 be held at Alcszar
building on SUNDAY. February 2l, 1904,
at 30 q.
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