The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-10
RENINGS OF THE DAY.
,ruprous Applicants for the Unex-
,ted Term of Justice MaIsch.
IMPRESS LABORER DIES AT WORK
nr Clifford, on Iron Worker. Found on
4. Street in an Unconscious Con.
diton-Other Local Events.

,asoeted by rev IL W. brlcheIt OF be'
. Iowa. at the Central Christian
,.,,s are increasing in interest, Rev
.s,,.rt Is accompanied by his wife, who
- accomplished solost, and sings at
service. The text yesterday even
y,s. "The Rich Young Man" Matt
Rrother Brickert used this familiar
,,Ar 10 bring out some very pointed
IVY among which was one that although
10 Young man had Kept All tne command
;s n the law, he realized that he
80 something yet, and when the test
w snnlied 60 and sell what thou hast
ri IKE 10 the poor, he went away sor'
-sTtSl The heroic side OF Christianity
w sbown TO the audience in many vivid
nas,Tstions and the fact was clearly
80 that morality is not sufficient
v. N character. The fact of the rich
STee man being a moral man demon
.,l thig Suppose Jesus Christ should
4 T2ot you have aud divide up Some Of
~ sfe clad that Is not asked of us. Christ
~ h Is easier for camel TO so through
AZ ere OF a needle than for Il rich man
" rnter the kingdom of heaven. and he
A respt literal needle, too. 1t is impossi-
Ts for a man who belongs to the world
"a inter the kingdom II is only when a
4 a,S man gives his heart to God that he
4 rn e saved. Ike to hold up the heroic
s5a Of Christianity 10 you. Then fol
4 bred a number of Illustrations. Upon
4 ~ Ipyltation being extended two came
A isrw1fd and united with the church These
n Srrices will continue during the week.
EXPERIENCE WITH MAD DOG. Some.
fling over week ago Deputy Sheriff Jim
Wyaa killed a mad dog in his neighbor
hood. not, however, until it had bitten n
rumber Of dogs In the vicinity, among
cAes little pet dog belonging to Mr.,
Wrnns young 6-yebr.oid son, Archie Yes
ipdsy Archip's pet dog showed SYMPTOMS
II dydrOphnb.a and made an attack upon
hs owner. tearing his clothing in several
n t2ceS but his teeth failed to draw blood,
yH In some Instances produced bruises.
NJ Wynn was Immediately sent for and
iitsr killing the dog secured n doctor for
hs son who, after ma King an examination,
IA Do danger was To he apprchendcd, as
tsRe appeared TO be no incubation of
iAe poison virus.
FISHING TRlP.--Last Sunday morning n
Nly party Of -four couples went ON
tsAlng trip TO Morgan Point They board
u the sai,boat Little Tony. owned by cap
nln Tom Arthur and sailed for Cedar
hyou where many fish and crabs were
alsht At ! o'clock delicious lunch was
ssHei on board the boat and In addition
good chowder was heartily enjoyed by
Ns
G II, kuh.manu. Mr.. aud Mrs. u. A.
laphet Mr.. Adolph SchUize. Miss Mae Car
90 Mr.tJ. J. Reagan and Miss Emma
Rose
CATHOLIC oRHANIZATION.-Thcre WIN
k a National convention at Cincinnati on
December 10 of delegates from all Catholic |
rganllations in america. St Patricks |
branch No. 345 Catholic Knights Of Amer
IA, met Tuesday night to select delegates. |
but i was finally decided 10 await Joint !
neeilng OF the three branches of Catholic |
Knights In Houston thar all of them might |
nnblne in selecting delegates, each organ /
iaion being entitled to two. The lii /
0egnlan Organizations of Houston viii also /
kha delegates to this convention.
IVY, B W0RTHAM IN TOWN.-Hon. w. ,
b. Workman, ex-State treasurer and presl-
cent Of the First National bank OF Austin.
'peat few hours In Houston last night
Iad left at II o'clock for his home in the
tps.'aI wy. 10, a representative of The /
.ls the evening, Mr.. Workman said that |
w. WORK Of rearranging the affairs of the
IN, 5sA were progressing iD an emincntlv sat
ver1o ~ manner and that the institution
ue present month
:, ihh buNrOMASTER. Mr.. John G.
'aye business manager for 1.-THE Burgo
--s'ef which will be seen Mt Sweeney &
s'omoS theater next Tuesday night. was
y Tue city Yesterday arranging with Man
, M bergman for the Appearance of his
ios AI ~ =; Inls Will be the first prescuta-
Win ~ Ia EqInslon of this musical comedy,
X sflTS aily Produced at the Dearborn thenter
H. Vn.g4sp season before last Mr. NIacle
"SgneSt at the Rice
APPLICANTS FOR VACANCY prom
msssnt Indications by the time the county
VIM ,S''ohers meet on Monday next they
~. Ha'e no trouble In finding material
.ol ia viz" aI to make selection for Justice
o. tie fI amer 10 MI out the unexpired term
drrpl,drnen dozen or more petitions in
bgttonboinI ana prospective applicants are
Hs 'heir friends on every hand
TEMPERANCE MEET NG.-Tbero will
Z : temperance meeting Mt the Mckee
,,..' l methodist church tonight under the
~, rrs OF the Womans Christian Temper
aadras,u 'o y, Prof Cooley will deliver an
talr,m,,o Mss Gaddy and Miss Morriss will
a rej,a,tf SOLOS and Miss CASTOR will give
DAM ,aulon The general public Is cor
10y invited TO attend.
n.u ~ tNCONSCIOUS.-Tlm Clifford. n
j, -U,t Of the Brotherhood of Iron Work
=, way picked up unconscious sat the cor
tosvey.dd rayls and franklin last night aud
there va 70 me police station. and from
He rer,iS S taAen to st, JoSeph's inhrmary.
t1t L :, consciousness after time,
st'i' very sick.
h, al MEErlNG.-A revival meet
M, ! ssiAg held of the Tabernacle Meth
pn..t sIurea' corner of Polk and Caroline.
4 Il ' u ! now heing done by Rev. q.
N dlstro.e. presiding elder Of the HouS-
Inc mSt'oI ana beginning on Sunday some {
inoRD s,,,n-WNiil be rendered by a well I
~ oIopPED DEAD.-sidney Gibbs. col,
a.Ds, sssa "A years, an employe Of the I
sDs.s compress in the Second ward, 2
asgd il yl Yesterday morning while en-. '
2e Of cotr,eelhg truck supporting a a
eh an ;sion. Justice Mcdonald who ,
y 10 hasrItu tSt' decided that death was
elIs az. TARPoN,-some weeks ago
--.a a party Of friends on fishing