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At Defiance, 0., the Jowa have bought plat in Riverside, the public cometary, and will dedicate it 0.9 Jewish burial plooo. Rabbi William Friedman of Denvor, Onlo, is through the announced East to make a looturu for tho benefit the National Jowish Hospital for Consumptivos which is to be oity. A very timely publication is that of a special navy supplement by the American. It haa 10 pages and 50 illustrations and, contains prootically all there is our navy. It 0811 be bad of the publishers or at news stands for 25 couts.

The latest "Jewish descent" story is going rounds is concerning Biamarok. It claims that he derives his Jewish blood from his mother, whose father-Aunatasias Von Monkou, one of the favorite bureauorats of Frederiok tho Great -17a9 of Hebrew, parentage. JOTTINGS. A pleasaut inoident at Huutsville, was presented by two littlo ones, Fannie Lee and Jerome Klaus Lovy, who in a charming littlo letter to the President of the congregation, sont the pennies they had suved, 50 couta in all, as a contribution for the fund for erecting now temple. "The 'Jewish Voico' is too modest, RO it gays, "to boast of last week's 'scoop' publishing over all other proceedings Jowish of the papers B'nai in I the B'rith convention at F't.

Woyne, Ind. As did not mako any scoop we trust it will not be too modest to admit its error. The Iaraelito" published au a nocount of the moeting oue day cartier than the Bloomington Ill. is about to lose one of its most popular oitizens, Mr. H.

0. Kupfer, who has disposed of his ness interests there and will remove to Glovorsvilla, N. Y. to engage in glovemanufacturing. Mr.

Kunfer has boen resident of Bloomington for 15 yenta and has been one of the foremost workerg in all Jewish enterprises. His removal is a loss to Bloomington and he leaves a host of friends there who wish him abundant success iu his new veuture. Seminary. New York Oity is to hnve A brauch August Abrahamson, of Nona, Swedou, who died on May 6th in his 82nd year, was the fouudor of its Handcrafts Seminary, whose fame was to becomo internationnl. After successful business curoer he established in Nnas, in 1872, a handicraft school for boys, and in 1874 0110 for girls.

So little did the peoplo appreciate trade and technical education that he had to pay his scholars. On the olose of these schools in 1888 ho started his Handicrafta Sominory, which has served Ag model for every laud, and nt whose head ho placed his nephew, Otto mol. Mr. Abrahamson left munificent gifts to education, chiefly to his Naas of the famous Battle Oreok Sanitariam. Dr.

J. H. Kellog, tho well-known superintendent at Battle Oreek, has engaged the Park Hotel, at Prohibition Park, Stuten Island, for this purpose, A and he and his helpers open the doors of the hotel for guests this week. It is not generally kuown that the Battle Creek Sanitarium huge, benevolent outerprise of the Serenth-Day Adventists, and that this sanitarium has now fitteon branobes under ita chargo in various countries, almost encireling tho Globe. None of the profits from these sanitar.

iums 20 to individunla, but aro turned into what is known as the Medical Missionary Work. It is a cardinnl principle of these Adventists the human body, 08 well a8 tho soul, is snored to God, and that it should bo religiously cared for. A more lightfal and profitablo place to a summer it would be difoult to find than one of those sanitariuma or health resort Thoy are not hospitale, but hoalth resorta. They givo more time in teaching poople how to live healthfully than in ouring tho siok. CHICAGO'S GOOD EXAMPLE.

Iu tho city of Chicago tho rabbis and Sabbath toucher: havo formed a Tenchora' Union. Monthly mooting aro held, and sabjoots appertaining to Sabbath-sohool work are takon up and discussed. This is a move in tho right direction. Wo aro far from having porfoot Sabbath sohools. We uro far from knowing the best methods of presenting Biblical stories and narratiros to children.

Sabbath -achoal podagogios in still in its lufancy, and such mutual interohungo of thought ou theso important aubjoots as wo lourn is given at the abovo-mentioned meatinga onunot belp but provo of praotioul service to all those who take part in them, The rabbis and teachera in othor citios miny again follow iu tho footstops of our Ohicago friends, who alwaya 800111 to sot the poo. The Commontator" in Jewish Comment. FOR CHILDREN WHILE CUTTING THEIR TEETH. An Old and Woll-Triod Romody FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS. Mrs.

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to extend thoir congratulations. Rofreshmonts were sorved. The receiving of guosta at one place was on innovation hero, and while the plan is considered a vory good one by nenrly all, sot thore aro some who still think tho home is the proper placo in which to roccive ouo's KANSAS CITY, Juno conhold at the Temple on Shabnoth Day wore very impreasive. Tho confirmanta were: Ila Woolf, Froda Frischer, Robocca Douboim, Irving Hirsch and Goorge Oppenheimer. O'BRIEN AND THE RABBI.

Two Striking Historical Incidents. Up till very rocontly the peoplo of the United Statca bave had a fooling that the war withSpain was not quito in proper working order, that something, thoy did not know just exnotly what, was lacking to mako our army and nuvy perfectly offectivo The troublo has fortunately now been loonted the "Hobrews" in the ariny Inoked a chaplain of their own faith, and President McKinloy wna delaying tho invasion of Cuba until a proper oue could be geoured. The country was scoured from end to end, none of those avuilable quite answered to the requiremonts. The President was in despair nud was about to disohurge all the Jews from the service, rather than imperil their immortal souls by having them go forth to battle without proper spiritunl guido, when help came. There was ope who could save.

and ouly one His extrome modesty had hitherto kept him in tho background, but now, like Oartiua Rufus, ho tolt his country's need, the Rev. Dr. AlphaBrowne cast himself into the breuch and offered bis services to the Prosi. as Onaplain of the Hebrews in the army. We are not prepared to Bay what the President is going to do in the mutter ther then call attontion to tho fuot that the invasion of Ouba has antually been begun, and that the order for the forward movement was not givon until the Rabbi of Oolumbus, Ga, had been heard from.

The Irishman's acconnt of the battle of Trufalgar has become traditional, but it is good enough to boar repenting. Lord Nelson cano on deck, dressed in his full uniform, "'soPat telle the tale, and looking around, asked, Is Patriok O' Brion 'I am, my I said Theu drawing his sword and waving it in the air he shouted. "Then let the battle WAS all that big lordship had been waiting for. Who can help being struck with the remarkable parallelism of tho tWO cases at the mouth of Trafalgar Bay, waiting for O' Brien, and Miles at Key West couning the list of tive chaplains, with sinking beart, because in it he could not find the name uf Rov. Dr.

E. B. M. Browne of Columbus, Go. But the suspense is euded.

By 8 terrible wreuch, the violence of which only those who are fortunate enough to know theRabbi well on appreciate, he bag overcomo his shrinking modesty, his life long aversion to anything approaobed even remotely to toriety, and announced his presovce and readiness to sacrifice himself. Now let the war proceed. HAR SINAI ELECTS RABBI RUBENSTEIN. BALTIMORE, Juue Sinai Cougregation held IL meeting yesterday afternoon in the vestry. rooms of the synagog and unanimously elected Rev.

Dr. C. A. Rubenstein, of New York, rabbi, to succeed Rev. Dr.

Tobias Schunfarber. Mr. Levi Witz, president of the oougregation, presided at the meeting and annouuced to the congregation that the board of trusteen had deoided to recommend Rev. Dr. Kobenstein as rabbi, A vote was takeu and Dr.

Rubenstein declared elected. He will be notified at once, and an carly answer is expected accepting the charge. Rev. Dr. Rabenstein is 29 years of age and unmarried.

He graduated with honors at the Cincinuati University and at the Hebrew Union College seven years ago. Hie first and ouly charge was at Little Rook, where he was stationed until last year, He resigned his charge, the deep regret of his cougregation, to complete his studies in languages at Columbia University, New York. Ha visited Baltimore three weeks ago aud preached Saturday and Sunday at the Har Sinai Temple. The congregation was highly plonsed with gormons. Dr.

Rubenstein then put in an application to be Dr. Sohanfarber's successor, The board held a meeting soon after his visit here and decided to recommend him to the congregation. Dr. Rabenstein will take charge of the Har Sinai Congregation on October 1. Until his letter of accoptauce has been recoived the board will not announce salary he will receive.

FROM THE FRONT. A Baltimorean has been honored with the United appointment States of Navy judgo Departmont advocato in of the conducting of the court-martial at tho Brooklyn Navy Yard. Ho is Liontenant Charles H. Louchheimer. With Admiral Dewey at Manila is Honry Gottlieb, of Huntington, L.

I. He is 011 the Ho euliated in 1895, at tho very youug age of fifteen yours. In tho Hemming Guards, now in the States army, but formerly of Gainesville, Texua, are three Jewish offleers, viz; Cupt. N. Lapouaki, Lieut.

M. A. Lowis and Sergeant Oobs. Mr. Sum't Rosenbaum, of Philadelphin, has roceived tho appointment of commissary sergeaut for tho First, Second, Third, Sixth Regiments and tho Stato Fencibles, Among the volunteers in tho South Carolina troops in Herbert A.

Moses, oldest son of State Senator Altamont Mosee, of Sumter, S. U. This young volun. teer, who is just buddiug into manhood, comes from a fighting family, His ther and eight of his uncles sorved un. der the Confederate Aug, his mother's only brother (Dr.

Murx E. Oohen) hav. ing met a hero's death at the battle of Bontonville, N. the lust fight of the civil war. St.

Louie has given largo number of Jewish boys to the urmy. Among those now at the front are Sergeant Jos. Un. ger, eldest son of City Counselor Carl Unger, First Lieutonant and Battalion Adjutant Alfred Aloo and Cupt. A.

L. Marks. Heury 8. Trager, a grandson of the late lev. Henry S.

Jacoba of New York, now a resident of Louisiona, has cered in Second Louisiana Infantry, now at Tumpn. Mr. Tragor A offered a commission in a cavalry regiment, but preferred the infantry service. Ho la nephow of Mr. Isidor Trager, of Cincinunit.

Iu the Army Promotion for May, thoro aro a number of Jowish who hare received appointmonta 89 Staff nud Ohiet Officers. Amongst them tho mORt ablo nro Dr Wilhelm Sachs, Navy Chief-Statt Surgoon, lat nud Dr. Nathnu, Navy Ohief-Staff Surgeon, Bod Olnes. The first named is a Onlonel, and the second Lieutenant To Curo Constipation Forever. 11 Tala Cascurots Came Cathurtte.

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Mr. aud Mra. B. Wolsky of Bay Oity, luvo announced the of their daughter Bassio to Mr. Henry G.

Himmeltoch of Oaro, Mich. Aaron-Hamburger, Mr. and Mra. Philip Hamburger of Pittsburg, Pa, numounce the engagement of their daughter Stella to Mr. Marous Aurou of the same city.

Susman-Nathanson. The of Migg Lillie Nathanaon to Mr. Beu Susman, both of St. Louis, has been announced. Reinthalcr-Newman.

Mrs. Minnie Lang Newman of Now York Oity, formerly of St. Louis, ha announced the engagement of her daughter to Dr. J. E.

thaler of New York. Lovy-Solomon. Tho engagement cf Miss Gertrude Louise Solomon of Indiavapolis, to Mr. Louis J. Levy or St.

Louis, is announced. Jonas-Goldstone, The engagement of Miss Ada Goldstone to Mr. Hago Jonas, both of Now Haven, is announced: Gallon-Strauss. The engagement Oelin Struuss to Dr, David Gallen, both AF. of Wilkesbarre, Pa.

hus boon aunounced. Married. Solomon -Bachman Mr. Jacob Manuel Solomon of Washington, D. and Miss Mollie Bachman of Now York City, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mre. Oharles man of Greeuville, New 0., York, were married ou June 5th, at by Raphael Benjamin, M. A. Friedman-Landman At Toledo, on in home of the bride's parents, Miss Numa R. Loudman and Mr.

Oburles Kuox Friedmau were anited in marriage by Rabbi Julius Meyer, Mr. Friedman is one of tho saccessful young attorneys of Toledo, Died. Sachs. Louisville, June 6, David Sachs, oue of the oldest and Hebrew citizens of Louisville, died this afternoon ur 12:36 o'cluok, at his residence, 1428 Second of He received the stroke yesterday mornlug. Mra.

Snobs has beeu seriourly ill for some time, and her husband hnd boeu' constant attoudaut at her bed. side. The death was quite unexpected, Mr. Saobs was a successful ness man. He WAS a nativo of many, but came hero many years Ago, He bnd enjoyed the very best of health autil recoutly.

He was the founder of the whisky firm of D. Sucha Sons and had large business interests. Ho was the father of Morria and Ed Sacks and Mrs. Sam Haas, Mrs. M.

A. Sachs and Mrs. Beu Nahm of Bowling Green, He was President of the Hebrew lief Socioty, and a prominent member of the Temple Adus Israel. He WAs IL brother of Messra. Julius aud Louis Barkhouse.

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LadiesLailas of Weeks was duly observed, and our HUNTSVILLE, Juno 8. -ThoRonst benutifully docorated Syuagog was fillod to ita utmost capacity lust Sunday morning by the congregation and frionds gatherod re to witness the confirmation services. The choir rondered A special programme of lovely music. The olass was examined in the oreod of Judaism and every response was prompt: confirmanta were: Miss Rosa Wise, Mastors Harry Mortie Weil and Sam SohiffmAn. Rabbi Michnio addressed congregation upon of Confirnation," and impressed upon his audi.

tors the solemuity of the occasion; his remarks were very impressive, a directed especially to the confirmants, who have become momberg of the gregation. SHABUOTH, BROOKLYN, N. Y. Saturday, May 38, eight boys and two girls were confirmed at the Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylom. The synagog WAR decorated with flowers and planta.

Dr. G. Taubenhans vory foro. ible and eloquent address." President Moses May offorad a few remarks, and then with their certificates handed each child a from the Ladies' Auxiliary Society, half eagle from the trustees of the asylum, and a two dollar bill from Mira. Juling Bauman of Warreusburg.

Rov. Dr. Parker's address formed an interesting feature of the occasion. He is reotor St. Peter's church in Brooklyn.

Dr. L. Wiutner also made somo remarks and Rabbi S. Greenfield gave the benediction. Mrs.

8. F. Rothschild gavo ench of the girls a beautifully jowelled pin. The Orphan Asylum band entertained the guests after the exercises. The confirmauts were Rosa Roseuzweig, Julia Weil, Isano Srogowitz, Ianno Cohen, Samuel Szkop, Samuel Farber, Louis Galanty, Louis Simon, Gourge Berg, Herbert Ozarnikauer.

HARRISBURG, confirmation of the following children took place Shabuoth morning Miss Pearl Goldsmith, Masters Albert Hirschler, Harry Lowengard, Abie Spiers, The especial feature of the ceremony was the graceful blending of Barmitzvah and confirmation and the participation of the confirmants in the service from the opening of the ark. The floral offering was in the form of a beautiful wreath, with which Miss Pearl Goldsmith crowned the Scroll of the Law, SELMA, ALL. -Notwithstanding the intense heat Temple Mishkau Israel was crowded to its fullest capacity last Sunday; relatives and friends, Jews and Gentiles coming to wituees the coufir. mution services. The Temple was beautifully decorated.

The music was superb, a more artistio aud elaborate programme never having been arrauged for such au ocoasion. The were: Ame. lia Kouigsthal, Rebecca Eagle, Jackson Leva, Blanche Meyer, Joseph Bloch. Max Hagedorn. MOBILE, confirmation services at the Temple on Shabuoth were most interesting, the youug folks going through their part of the service in manuer which showed they thoroughly understood what had been taught them.

The confirmants were: Bernie Elohold, Willie Zimmern, Moutrose Hertzfeld, Aaron Hess, Josie Long, Flora Zimmern, Etta Bloch, Julia Hirshberg. Dr. Cohen was assisted by Mr. L. Fronkel in ducting the services.

The syungog was most beautifully yet simply decorated with palms aud forns and white flowers. SAX ANTONIO, -Rabbi Samuel Marks confirmed the following on May 27 Minnie Strauss, Blanche Piccard, Hattie Sobatzkey, Earnestine Lewy, Alice Hans, Walter Longini. The exercisos were most interesting. MONROE, -The coufirmation gervices wore the finest we have had for years. Rev.

Dr. Heinberg deserves much oredit for the manner in which ho drilled the class. The following girls and boys wore confirmed Misses Dorrit Marx, Sadie Hirsch, Corinue and Estolle Marx Messra. Albert Marx, Aubrey Haas, Dave Seligman and Peroy Fox, HOT SPRINGS, ARK. -The sublime coremouy of confirmation was conferred upon four children Sunday morning the Temple, House of Israel, by Rabbi Rosenthal.

The confirmants were Ike Kompuer, Stella Fellheimer, Emnia Moscowitz and Dora German. The mannor in which the confirmants delivered their parts, was one that is deserving praise and credit to both them and Rabbi Rosenthal, who prepared them. The musical programmo was in charge of Mrs. E. A.

Douglas, organist; Miss Sophia Weir, soprano Misses Lila Rix and Blanche Sheppard, soloists Mossra. R. L. Sharp and D. Unfelder, bass and tenor.

NEW HAVEN, childrou were conflrined by the Rev. D. Levy: Anna Bronner, Jennie Fleischnor, Reun Goodman, Rose Goldberg, Clarence berger, Harold Herz, Albert Levy, GuLowluson, Edwin Daisy Rothschild, Stodel, Elsie Spier, Strauss, Pauline Sohoonberger, Rose helmer, Louis Weil, Charles Weisa, Sophie Wolfe, Edward Wolfe. The servicos wore most improssive. ROCHESTER, N.

May was an ideally beautiful day and in quence the Temple was crowded at the morning sorvicos. The conflrination olass was a largo one and all the children acquitted themselves with orodit. The following are the names of tho ohildren confirmed Etta Beir, Mamie mor, Ray L. Leseritz, Carolyn Moyer, Elba V. Mook, Minnie Mock.

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