The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-08

enough. coming from a rabbi; ana ana onS
attempt to secure the removal OF the WI
"Christian," as qualifying bene sto.o III
from the bi!l OF Fig ;lnsInSoc o. nj
The two theological institutions az ~, ~
cinnati and New York, nave oSsen T, rosH,aC.
funds whereby to strengthen lnc'' tiFTsffhe
tive faculties with fair success. a Az
moment Of writing II seems likely tnat u
sufficient endowment tnnl WI DT nos.
for the New York seminary, 10 reuueI X,
si,le the election of a successor 10 ~,
Worois as president Of the faculty anu
reconstitute the governing hody' WIuc1 III
been without q president since tne IVA, a'Ii
Of Joseph Blumentia9al' a5" 'N Seouest. has
hean palced upon a fairly permanent unit,
The second convention or tne III Son.
Union and the meeting o Tt Ihe we're without
unusual Incident, save that noth w WI hcir
subject of unfavorahIe crlIitc'SHai anlo"es me
friends ] outs \. DemnttE u s poTS me
1rthodor Union Intellectual. ana Dotu "a
American Israente and the ReIorin, A. A.
yoc,ttr are dissatisfied win PORTIONS " An
nroceedings Of the Central conLerenes, hf Ia
attempted conference OF Sou'ne'N
ia TWo educational institutions, the ga "a
+ionol Farm School and the Gratz co"es''
sent forth their frst gr 16tbronic work Is
hajre More and more -nethOdize1. PM .asI'
M, has federated" her charity sysle"'
and Baltimore is following suit o,a IN New
JewiS Ian % is being organized by the
American Jewish Historical society. r .irss
seven periodical publications Of an ia, the
Tinted States, and sixteen I% a.ad ''S
end ave homes OF societies dedlcateu.
The United states has witnesSr ,ta,, az
ceptional year In a iTS m aesms at a bound
to have taken its place among tae 1 erga5b
! est nations OF the earth, me 'e ,.teI
community has oIpS sfq IKE the II rest of the
0stioni IS suffering from an attack 5, oI Ny nr
| Sonhdence Born of sucn ILo,,,isb mi
! doubt, is the scheme tor d o Jew I'd with
n1t,,on, detsii, is not known to nave anii
real real support, nor is 1t likely TO oe rear
English Jewry has been largely concern
with the great events stirring tue emp
the death of Queen Victoria the acvss',o,
Of King Edward and the war IN Sou'n a.
RIGA. u,.n 1aws T,
congratulate the king upon his accessiVu
he nses the expression; 1T VIII always
NV care TO maintain and promote tue eS
tension OF equal liberty TO all races am
denominations among my subjects weigh.
words for a ruler of a country whlch su
raooariyas an established church, and WHO
numbers among It's subjects aone. eA.S
every faith and representatives Oh mA"
races. ,,.-,.. m
The bi.centenary of Beyil Marks, IA IA
Jewish census. the renewal interest," ~ Al A.
Stuay of Hebrew. revealed an active ~
cnssIon as 10 the best method 70 DC Ill, git
nIoved. the Increase of interest ~ SSI'S
fd,cation as shown by the eollectloA OF r.,
Nno FOR the Jews free school Of sinS
GJnpap and Of $4,000 for the jewish u
SnsTrial school on q similar occasion, d
smoag the significant events OF the YEN
itshs very Extraordinary -Four Epi ~, ~
IN The Jews OF England oy Dr.. scheehiS y,
= have excited much comment, ana atSa
since thry deal plainly with elements
onasttons. at all times asitating jews .
ne dispersion, and which, because OF d, y,
csntionaI conditions in the British empil
are Immediately present 10 the jews
England. .,,onr-
On the continent of Europe 1t can
! said with pleasure that in the main "
outlook is brighter than it has been !
several years. always exception. Of eouss
Q Russia and Roumania, but the recruoe
= cenee of medieyslism, which SWEPT ~