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saulss upon tn. Provisional oOycra-
n.nt.
In the uprising of iSs-. The .ieneais
of leadership in Mr. Smith vcre
brought out. he spcnt his siune be-
tween tac capitol buildinE and the po-
licc station. tho1xh frcqp~ns1y tn the
field durinx the days of shpueinE. hr
~as always in demand for advice snd
he 1abpgud tacossantly niEhs and day
gsll the disturbance uss concindrd No
one can knoW What a great ssrcaxzh ~
Was In many quarters dnrSnE that
trouble
Mr. Smith is = man iuss oa ths
i threshold of middle lifs. o. fact hc
ts = younE man. iic uas born 90 shc
Island of Kauai and Was ednczsr,d part
" here and partly abroad ie a2s beca
in the lau almost fron hts boysood
llc ts not a wealthy man. bot will com.
m3nd a pFactScc that uiil rcsura hin a
Sandstone tacoms.
To the very las the sho1Ehts of Mr
smith ucFc for th. people as Nosokas.
in whom he has takcn ne deepest Sn-
tescst. Every mza. Wonaza and chi1f
ln IN. Settlement calls hin frp.ad. Sc
has put the Srsslrrncas on a hasss ths.
fsu ever believed BE- cpu1d reach To-
ncu-ss Improvement ts The 5nss2ilassoa
Uf an enlarged water sFssrms
lS was IN. aim % Nr. Sm5sa to in,
prove himself foF shc faralinons q hti
duiicss ur is probably the bess posss,t
man in The Islands oa the sshsocss o
Iqusraaiine. inco-ne tax lsq16r licensr.
AID TAXATION and tarSs ia Eea.rsl. n
a Cabiars Niatstsr Nc. s-nssh has br.er
whple-hcarted Ia hts sUsk. liis sgNa
tuWu ofice. carryiaE several trusts zn.
the management of = nuzber of .s
tai-s. BE placed in pshsr hsads ue a.
voted all uf bis tirne ca hfs dussef q
President of che Beard % ursish. A.
{ torusy Gcnrrai sad bead os shs Ioiio
Department tfr snrsss snd rusfs a.
urit-s lfaaaitza readily znd rorrrcs1y
: This has b~ea % E-ost usr 60 h5as !
his Urics. in The vsY uf dezrsnE MI
. the police Ur5ccgs and ths d5ssrsrs mss
, isirates in The Dutssdr districts sns 3
% d-sliuz aith che natives 5n hrs1sh ma.
e trrs- He tpok shr helm dursnz she rha
{ era visitation anf rssnzsned o. sns
. day and niEAt ttIl sh- P-sEaF uss dr5s
70 rn frun che shoTcs
= TIE question % . suorrssgT 60 81
: smith comes u3 at oanc. Thrru IA
. been ta1k spans t5mc aFo os Jsss
g Cooper ls8V.az she G'ose5Ea osice 20 .,
= cone Attorney Csrarrat "a shr rrssr,
t meut &c ST. smsta. Anushrr pss
q bruschrd vac 90 orrr tAe Assosns
j. Geasraiship sp \. q. ". Rpbrrssna. II
@ names 90 urpEtV AstuTurF Gear
q Dole aud Marshal Bsoua Eo- tAo A
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enabled those responsible for the con-
duct OF the Government to- administer
its affairs rs successfully as they had
He added that he believed he could
safely say that heretofore no person ia
high Office since the cstahstshmcrt Uf
the Provisional Government had been
'Controilcd by motives of scit-scckiuE.
hut that the guiding principle had
been that only which would conserve
the public interest
Mr.. Dole was asked if he desired TO
say anything about Mr. smiths T~stE-
nation.
lie replied that Mr. Smith had sgnt
I'm his resignation ON August iSth. but
would not press its acceptance tf 10
would put the Government to much
Inconvenience. Mr. smith had asked
positively yesterday for It's acceptance.
and IL would be accepted. tie did not
desire to say anything more on the
subject.
, lie was also asked 10 he had the pow
cr. under existing conditions. To- aP-
point an Attorney General. he said
that he had Instructions from Washing
ton to- fill any vacancies in th. Cvrut
Of death or resignation.
In All OF Mr. Smiths labors be has
been earnest and indcfatiEablc. Hc has
brought the Board of Health tn a re-
u:Irkabiy comprehensive and efficient
standard. ff it - possible to say that
such a tremendous aud tutclliEcn'
worker Will be missed more in ons
place than in any other. u can b- said
that the heaviest ioss fsus ON ths
Board OF Health. He has had ths
deepest sense of the responsibilities.
(which his Cabinet position carried ans
has not been content to drpcnd upoI
Office work wholly. SIC has not brr,
above walking or driving about al
parts of Honolulu and suburbs aud b,
, personal visits h- is the b~st knou,
, Cabinet officer in III. other Islands. HS
. energy has been no less marveiuu
than his insight into the future and b
has been a constant advocate of th
: construction of roads everywhere an
the opening OF wiId lands for settle
I neut. In all things he has besn ali
? 20 maintain a happy medium. whiI
\ Icalled expressive and while arEnoa'
c edged ~ \ positive identity. be has al
= ways ben considered safe and entire,
% careful. That Mg. Smita loves b.
/. country Is but natural. Hs has p.auus
= for as future and be has put h
shoulder To thc Wters su .Gugsa for Do
q best Interests at All times \ p..asar
4 gvutiemau tn priyat. life. as a Cabins
10 Minister Lc has always been approach
& able. Decision was . marked r15us
4 his work % administration. Ils had
b good legal traiuiuE-has a good Irs.
- mind 15l BE- rapid ia rsaehiaE c1ur5s
sions.
ri W. o. Saith vas one of the aeffs
. men tn 0eiradiuE the c1untsy in is
- He a&<ssiet materially ia che form.
=. tion 1t -hs Provisional Covernnr,
" and wss tssn and Courageous ia an "a
a trying situations ot tSg1-t To
q were mauy dark days whsn tho brss
e them wevc puzzled. bat Ms smith -.
h one 20 che fcN mea ataays stands
a by th. guns uneomprpmisiaE-y. "
" smith could - the diplomat on ore
= sion. for it wAs he more than any o.h
"a man who handled numerous lpcai .
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LANDS
For Sale.

- tots .; Kaisl. fse.zE Kz=sAA=s-
"a ~ RozA. az 80 s-Se; CO G..
NKrxka='s res-sesce. 49, rss
sr..issE o.
--oss 20 ssKses se~s. AJAX. .: 90
cz:Aoi.e essreA F--=.sss =: KsiIsl
,-.s l0.s a. k@Paia=a- ;yssg zsskz
90 KssE s:-~ss. sso=; Zee se~c s-oz
sAs KsPsizsa2 Trzzrays Drsss-
s-Favc lOss asG sSss~s .: Ka7a,z=a.
situated zaazks 90 ksz< ss-r~. aze
% ne w2sksks s.se CO MSr-.s Es-
tzss premises. lnco3e g.. . yuz-.
S. ios 90 aloe; al: a. Ac-s =aska
SIDE % klrx s;r~~s. ssSz; GO se-c
f-sen ne eorssr q: LIMA a. kl.s
streets Tie p-~zlses P-c3=os a
groozs % Sal Pe- anas7-
&c lcs. serics fec s. P5z=zs Trars-
g lots .sxise o Puzas! T-zcI
- lcs. ieexsce 81 Psa.ul Tract
IS lo;s iesx,pe O. Ssass= street.
rsEht opposite ne CD See vOrssL
Asou; 80 lots scsies ss Nsza-c ~
rear and nzsfa os ne above Socs-
s-Asous 80 lots u 80 k-kso Tract.
situated opposite tie Nzs~e isszst
bsaa ssand- 1t 10 admitted tszs .;
IL ooe o: els bess tracts ,~a- 10
waskiks Sea Beach
s-Asozs - los IN ss- Kz1zAzis
Tract
ie-Abo1s TOO ac-s q. E.rsszky7o.
Puma. Hawaii: tAs lad ~-f~aas
from the beach % abous asics
from TIE volcano.
iT-ci;y p-u7~-sSes. es-- &C.
Prices are IL csese-s. "a sss =sr-
ke;-
Fer further .,s-1scais-- APPLY 20
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&c boz. serIce fe~s s. Pza=ss Tracs
g lots .sxise n FuEasl Tract
- lcs. ice1ect 81 Pssau! Tract
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w. ]. QUINN.
.Re0| ES|Q|e Accent,
40 Montgomery St.
|BETwEEN CALIFORNIA AND. SAC
RAuEyTo STREETS.
San Francisco. California.
San Francisco. California.

LweEty ye1<s >. s-cc -Astgl s-per-
ieaee as n Rs1i Es.lts IaEsa- enAsies
me- 20 Etate thlt have csas well Cor
investors. when taey followed aS al
vice.
The attention % ocoss haTl,s nane,
TO invest Is called ID the fac. -al- tSsrs
.are great opportunities 20 r-aSs sp,so-
did investments n san Fraceisco Reas
Eetate a. the prsss2c time. The GOA
3ition OF realty a. present sayors tie
buyer. This 10 the s.ae 20 ,aTss. wies
properties cla b plrca11@. AZ .ov
prices.
san FralciscO tis-A grea. .1slre: 81
renite on this poin:. T. "a % 30 ne
isreat city os the Pasitc Coas- AID tSs
man who buys now will maze himself
,I-h.
offer my EXPRESSES aai tEaow,ecss
OF values OF property % those who de-
Tss-e TO purchase business properties
for income. or improved los o. blocks
Ser investment. Information cheer
fully given In reference 90 al natte-V
Ipertaining to Real Estate "a san Fran
cisco. I Will be haSTT % co--sspoas
il relation thereto.
Sometimes estates are divHsi. a14
lie property has 20 % sod: II tbs
way fine purchases can be made. T-S
Undersigned possesses Information of
all such sales aai Gu ad..s. buyers
90 20 values.
Money invested OF Real Estate -
-eHrity for those WHO desire 90 losB
-ieir money.
Full charge taken 90 properties 80
Taxes paid for abse1. o-uera.
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CIC.aIns, Furnishings ant Hats.

There's nothing lacking TO maze the
lines com1lete-not a p-ePoztcTance
OF stock. true. hut an ample variety
that includes the very latest fssAsoas OF
the day. and the prodrets of the best
manufacturers OF this country. Every
thing brand new. % positive vasce. and
marked in plain figures a. prices that
our low expenses allow. and which
must prove ca be an attraction 60 buy
ers who want the best FOR the ieas:
money. We'd De glad 20 have you come
IN whether yoa Sish 20 buy or nos-
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w. j. GUM,

r. al Estate Agent. 40 Moa;zom.-,
St. San Francisco. SID
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LIST or OFFICERS
A NEW PAINT SHOP.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH -
Mr.. John ~. wss;. = practical Hoa,s
Pslater. Decorator AID wooa Po,ssh.-
Se are aou prepared 90 give .ssszn.s.s
on al kises of work IN that l.ns.
Mr. west haEsaE had a practical a..
prESsooc of over tweasy years "a So
Frsacisco and other large cssses C., -
Coast ~ fee eooedeas thas Az 49,
satrussst 20 "a viii give sn.srs &c.
:acssoa 10 our PATROLS.
PEERLESS PRESERVING PANT
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The Minerva Company
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS
and FOOD SPECIALISTS
London, New York, Sydney
and Melbourne

Have the honor 70 submit 10 the pub
lie OF the Hawaiian Islands the follow
ing list of their popular Scientific
Preparations, which are meeting with
extraordinary success wherever they
are introduced:
MINERVA TONIC. The modern
Elixir of Life.)
MINERVA LIVER PILLS. (Pink.)
| MINERVA EMULSION. (Peptonised
Emulsion OF Cod Liver OIL
MINERVA DIGESTIVE.
MINERVA SALVENA Cor Blood
Purifier).
MINERVA OINTMENT.
| MINERVA FIG ELIXIR. Modern
| LaXative.)
MINERVA SOOTHER. (For child
rem during dentition.)
MINERVA RENEREKA. diabetes
Cure.)
MINERVA NUMALINE or Asthma
Cure
MINERVA BALsEKI Cor Cough
Balsam).
MINERVA HY-CO, consumption and
physical debility.
MINERVA MIRILLO, essence of
Fruit for Clearing the Complexion.
MINERVA NUTONGA, Neuralgia
Cure).
MINERVA ROOT BEER EX-
TRACTS
MINERVA EYE LOTION.
MINERVA WINE, GA perfect tonic
stimulant).
MINERVA BITTERS.
MINERVA MALTYL. an improved
Extract of Malt.
MINERVA FLORAL ENDENTA for
preserving and whitening the teeth.
MINERVA ENDENTA TOOTH
MINERVA VIKOMA, ian exquisite
Hair Invigorator,)
MINERVA SOAP, medicinal and
toilet.
The above preparations can BE OBJ
an, ned of
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GENERAL MILES CAREER IN PICTURES.
GENTLEMEN. Ne ARE READY

Il supply pour wcsFink apparel
needs The requirements OF every
careful aud economical dresser can be
met rl;h perfect satisfaction 81 ouT
selection ot
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CLAUS SPRECKELS. VIM. G.. IRWIN
CLAUS SPRECKBLS & CO.,
Bankers,
HONOLULU III. I.
-. v FRANCISCO AGENTS-The Ne
ada Bank of San Francisco.

RAW EHXANGE on
yam ,-r,. 1CISCO-The Nevada Bank
Han. ocisco
ToMnnM rE Ea Union Bank of London
tLtd.3 49,,
NEW YORK-An Nc A hse va
tIOnal Bank .>ro+;,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES us tiona1 a,E,n
PARIS = Compton. Ma 20
compile de Paris
b shLlN-Dresdner Ban h. MA
HO NGkONG AND Y,DkOHA in
HI Mgkong and Sh. anghi' fanh
Cor poratiol
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank ofNew Zealand
VICTOR. IA AND vANCO, JvER-eank
of Bri (. 'shNNortb Ameri4 a.
lI@s0ci0 xnefQl hTlxnq XEXCIA noe BUSINESS
Depos hts Received. Loans I!aue on
approx ed Security. Comnnae iai anu
lravele rs Credits Issued. Bialh VI Ia
change Rought and Sold
~. COLI tECTIONS PROMPTLY Az
COUNTED FOR.
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HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
Kobe. London, Lyons, New YORK
San Francisco, Shanghai,
Bombay, Hong Kong.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
On Fixed Deposit for II months p. &
On Fixed Deposit for months ga p. c.
On Fixed Deposit for months p. c.
INTEREST ALLOWED BY THE
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA.
On Current Deposit 51s per cent p. a.
On Fixed Deposit for II months, p. c.
The Bank buys and receives for col
lection Bills OF Exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters OF Credit on the
above Branches and Agencies ano
sransacts General Banking Business
Agency Yokohama Specie BANK:
New Republic Bldg, Honolulu n.
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.-ose 90 ssKseS se-s. zzsk@ .: 90
cz.Ao,sc eAsrcA F--zlsss =; ksiIsl
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- lots .; Kai.sl. fse.zE Kz=sAA=s-
IA ~ Roa3. al 80 s-o1; Q: C.
NArxkaz-s rek-sssce. ~ = rrs
sr..lssE o.
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,-.s lOss az kzPaiaza. ;y.ss =s7kz
90 KisE s:rcss. ss-c=; ses se>c s-Sz
sAs ksPstzsa2 Trzzuays Drsyc
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EF1ve lOss sss hOss<s .: Kas2,zza.
situated aaazks GO klzx sc-~s: Ase
oa ne w2skIkl ssse CO Nor-.s Es-
tar premises. lsco7s a. = yuar.
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EA los o: sA-oz; al: a. ac-e =aska
SIDE % klzE street ss01s go se-c
fron ne oorp<- 90 Lxlssa al Ki.s
streets. Tie p-~zises r-cs=os a
grco=s % Sal Pe- anaaz-
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects OF the well known remedy.
SYRUP OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA E'IG SYRUP Co, illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
IS the one perfect strengthening laXa-
tive, cleansing the system effectualiy,
dispeIing colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
TO overcome habisual constipation per-
manentiy. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by method
. known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the fullname of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
LoUTSvILLE. ky. NEW YORK. N
For sale hv I'll Drisgisis-- Price soc. ner bottle
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MANAGER GOETZE STA


The Peter Greers have organized a
new club and will play any team under
13 or A.
The Peter Greers would like to enter
the league composed of the following
clubs: Victors, American Boys, Dewey
Jrs., Goethe Stars. If all the above
clubs agree, answer through the Reg
ister
The j. ]. Slipners, of Benwood, were
to have played the Eighth Wards on
the lower brickyard grounds Sunday,
but they failed to show up, and the
game was given to the J. j. Slipners
to 0.
The j. j. Slipners, of Benwood, defeat
ed the Union Eagles by a score of II to
%.
The J. J. Slipners, of Benwood, would
like to hear from the Peter Greers for
Sunday afternoon on the Forty-frst
street brickyard grounds.
The Will Gutmans would like to play
the W. w. Irwin base ball club Sun
day afternoon at o'clock on the tunnel
green If accepted, answer through this
paper as soon as possible. w. d. Cites,
manager.
The Wheeling Laundrys would like
to cross bats with the NlctorS or the
Goethe Stars for game to be played
at the old ball park Saturday, the goth,
at l p. m If accepted, answer through
this paper.
The Beuter Stars are anxious to join
the boys league. Their team is strong,
and they are a fair match for the other
clubs. If the managers of the other
teams are willing, answer in the Reg
lister.
The Stars and Stripes apply for adj
mission in the boys league. The line
UP is as follows: G. Long, c.; Suthern,
D.; NJ. Friery, S.; B. Filan, 1b; B.
Schiller, 2b: B. Fee, 3b; F. Smith, IT,;
Duffy, CT; Foster, IF; Rogers, I'd c.; w.
Haberstick, sub.
The Charley Frank Juniors defeated
the Dewey Stars by a score of 25 to IS.
The features of the game were the
pitching of Carl Mack and the catching
of a.-es MCGEE. Umpire, Thomas Nc
Lauthlin.
TIE Beuter Stars will cross bats with
the Victors for a game Saturday after
noon at o'clock at the tunnel green.
FATRMONT DEFEATED.
Fairmont was defeated at Morgan
town on Saturday by score of 8 to /.
Batteries-Morganto Yeager and
Linsley; Fairmont, Wilson and Carroll
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

Circuit Court Clerk Henning is out
again, after weeks illness.
Miss Flora Wilson is home from a
two weeks stay at Cambridgeboro
Springs.
Miss Sue Caldwell arrived home last
night from a months stay at Clarks-
burg and Parkersburg.
Miss Gertrude List arrived home yes
terday from California, where she has
been spending the past eight months.
Ex-Commissioner Friend Cox, OF
Brooke county. father Of DR.. j. A. Cox,
of this CITY, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Baird and daughter,
Miss Todd, leave this morning for Mt
Clemens, Mich, to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Hoge left fol-
Alledonia to join a party on two
weeks fishing trip. Their is some fine
bass fishing out there.
Miss Martha G. OFT leaves next Sat
urday for Boston and other points
along the Massachusetts coast, where
she will spend the summer.
Mrs. George K. Wheat is home from
Grand Rapids. Mich. where she Went
as a delegate to the W0man's National
Political~Equality Convention.
Attorney John B. Wilson, Of this city,
and Geo. L. Spence, of Martins Ferry,
leave this morning for Cripple Greek,
Col. in the interest Of the Sistersville
Gold Mining Company.
Roy Reed. of this city. who was
bugler sergeant of the Second West
Virginia before that regiment was mus
tered out Of the service, left yesterday
for Cuba, to join the regular army.
Carl Schemp, former Wheeling boy,
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NEWS NOTES or YESTERDAY.


A Collsctfoa Of th> small Events OF Each
Passing Day
There were only two DRINKS in
Police Court, yesterday morning.
The Maine Club will dance at Mo-
Fart Park Saturday evening. Music by
Prof John Long.
The estate of sJohn w. Campbell
was yesterday committed to Sheriff
Richards. on motion Of T. S. Riley.
Erskine & Allison have moved their
law Office to the new Telephone build
ing, at Fifteenth street and alley 10.
John Schneider yesterday qualified
as administrator OF the estate OF Mary
Ann Schneider. Bond, $500; John a.
Myers, surety.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Joseph Jones. native of
England, aged 81. and Rachel Craft, a
native of Benwood. aged ST.
AT the Third Presbyterian church,
this evening, Rev. DR.. d. A. Cunning
ham will preach the sermon, the occa-
sion being the ordination of the elders.
The record in the murder case OF
State v. Johnson and Eevinney is
about in shape for the appeal. This
step will be taken some time during
the present week.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Smith Brewing Com
pany, which was to be held last even
ing, failed to secure a quorum. and the
meeting was postponed unsi June 18th.
Alley L, on the Island, was given
a much-needed cleaning by the street
force, yesterday. The Is. p w. is
showing unusual activity all over the
city, and is rapidly getting things in
good order for the heated term.
Yesterday l. R. Noise made an as
signment TO John B. Wilson, for the
benefit of his creditors The deed
transfers all personal property at the
room No 1107 Market street, claims,
| accounts, ETC., in the usual manner.
The field piece sent the G. A. r.
post at Martins Ferry from the san
Francisco arsenal remains unealled for
at the G. & p depot. The freight
charges foot up nearly $50 and the
post doesn't care to assume the respon-
sibility of ownership.
The police yesterday recovered two
stolen bicycles, one in lot in East
| Wheeling and the other in saloon,
where it had been left by an unknown
person. The latter wheel belonged to
Mason Jones, and was stolen Saturday.
The owner of the other is unknown.
The general committee of the K. OF
P. lodges of this city have decided to
give their picnic at Wheeling Park on
June Sth. The picnic will be preceded
by a street parade of the uniformed
companies and the subordinate lodges
of the order There will be all kinds
Of amusements, including bicycle road
race from the city to the Park.
The North End Literary and Ath-
letic Association are making elaborate
arrangements for their fourteenth an
nual picnic to be given at Mozart Park
/ 1t promises to be a very successful af-
fair. One of the features will be q
/ bowling contest between the All Wheel
| ing club and the n. e. l.. & A. A. club
Eachman's orchestra will furnish the
1 music.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-16
IS GUEST OF HONOR.

Toledo, O.. May I5.-Ex-President
Cleveland. who is row on a fishing trip
at Middle Bass, VIII be the guest OF
honor at the formal laying of the cor
ner stone Of the court house at Port
Clinton on Thursday Mr.. Cleveland
viii not speak, but he has consented
to be present. He expects to. be on
Lake Erie fishing at least two more
weeks, and will probably remain at
Middle Bass during he entire time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-05-16
HEBREW FEAST.
An Interesting Service at the Jewish
Temple Yesterday.

The feast of Shebuoth was observed
at the Hebrew Temple yesterday morn
ing with appropriate ceremonies. A
class OF eight boys, Herbert Somehow,
Henry Horkheimer, Samuel Reichblum,
Irving Rosenheim. Malvin Somehow,
Harry Steinhauser and john Schwalb,
were confirmed.
The service was intercepted with
some excellent music. Herbert Sonne-
born performed the ceremony of taxi
ing out the torah, while The choir sung
En- konroch," "Adonoi," and "Leeho
Adonoi." Then followed a reading
from the torah by Samuel Reichblum.
and a reading from the prophets by
Samuel Rosenbaum. IT, significance
of Shebuoth was spoken OF by Herbert
Emsheimer. He referred to themean-
ing of the day, the lessons 1t taught
and the proper way in which 10 OBJ
serve it,
An interesting sermon on the sub
ject. What is Judaism" was delivered
by Rabbi Harry Levi. He explained
the tenets of the Jewish faith and
spoke of what was expected OF the
jew After the declaration OF faith
had been made by the class in con-
cert, "O'er the Hills Of Cod was rem
dered by Charles Zulauf. The closing
prayer was said by Malvin Somehow.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Nose Som
neborn held reception in honor OF
her sons confirmation at her home on
Fourteenth street Mrs. Henry held
reception at her residence on South
Front street in honor Of a like occa-
sion. Last evening Mrs Bernard
HorLheimer received at the family resi-
dence on Fifteenth street. In every In
stance refreshments were served by
Plate & Hane's New York caterer.