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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

From Mondays Daily Citiaenl
ftaiamrn. coming into Albuquerque
irum me north south and east report
The mosas covered with CHOW but
nuuC In fhe valley
Thr force uf men working on re-.
pair work ou me Santa Fo 40 Algo.
donos. ~ a. bias boon cut down to six
mCu ua each section.
Thr wife OFF Ur o. a Y0abum. the
physician and surgeon of the Santa Fo
at CerlliOs has returned Co nornalllio
frou Her Visit tn Iowa
Mrs vs. rs Eftcr. wife of tbo chief
.fenogHph,r 1f General Superntond-
pnt Hurley a at las Vegas, spending
che h1l.dat with Der father Capt D.
o. ror
Frank uibcn assistant secretary
and treasurer of the Santa Fo Central
Uhu paid uu lhp employees of The com
uany aI various points along the line.
has returned .o headquarters at SANTA
re
Mf aud MH W. 20 Dice of saltillo.
MeH'rD. nre rejoicing over The arrival
at tncir homo thD other day o. q baby
10y They are formerly from las
Vegas ~ Dice is mI'rouder Of
Salfll1
The dinner sIyon by President o. r..
Ripley uf che Santa ~ ai the Metro
p1iitnu club m Sew YORK. city f1 The
presidents of Iho principal railways Of
che United States WAS something OF
uu innovation
Conductor shepherd. reported poi.
suuod from "a clruirss draurhf. Dr. OF
che opinion that BITS Illness was
caused by ovrfhoaJIns himself while
unloading froHht at lamy junction
and then drinking too freely of Zee
water
The Neu Mexican saya r.. , Mul.
bern of BORT smith, Arkansas iH au
arrival DOB ibo Capital CITY Mr. Mul
hern be- been eurarei i0 l1y the steel
f0r tho new albuquerque Eastern.
which Will begin HH soon as Manager
~ llunrwoI returns from lhr east
Tho Southern Pacific Oh onlurrinE
600 UemUr wards and giving them "a
much arH.r IrHrNnrr Thl. o. duo fo
fHH farI IHlf business at DomInr iH
rapidly efau|r and chat the company
b.. now Also arrauglnl fu do me
switching of thc El pus1 a. South.
western 40 'b1t point
The EI pasp q Northeastern ans
Rock Island have contracted the r1ut.
Ina 0f $1,000 cars of oranges over this
lI"p ana nave orders now to begin
shlnuIne Immediately. and that about
500 cars ARE now ready Tor thIs line
saws the AlamogOrdo Journal Nee
f.Bti1us are now under way Tor this
road in carry 5000 more ears little
later
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
ALroNs SPLENDID RECORD.
had No Wrecks and None injured Or
Account Of Worlds Fair Traffic.

Account Of Worlds Fair Traffic.
The Chicago a. Alton road had
uI.Uu0 experience Iu connection With
itF worlds nir business into and out
off st. Louis IN period remarkable
for the number and disastrous char.
actcr of railroad accidents occurring
'n ON sections OFF the country DO os-
copied scotfroo o. was the only road
running directly into 81 Louis that
escaped accident OF any kind. that asa
NOT kill nor iniurc passenger ln any
way iu connection with worlds fair
business.
10 cannot be- said that the freedom
from accident ON the Alton was due
to tho lightnoss of its trafic. for tho
Alton carried into 3d. Louis more pas.
sonWDrs than any other road So far
as tho roiurna to date show o.
handled info &c. Louis during the
period the fair was open 100000 pas.
senrors Into and ont of 81 Louis %
handled considerably more than 900.
600 passengers. Any changes that sub.
scguont reports will make On these
figures viii bo to increase rather than
diminish them The fair was omen 1856
dayH so that the Atoms daily average
fnr the fair period was 2.27O passon.
gers into ST. Louis
~ ram twonty.,wo regular trains
daily into and ONT of ST. Louis On hand.
llug thIs number of people Many OF
these trains were run in two and
three sections, $50 that 70 viii be we'll
within the mark tn say that Co. daily
average oft trains into and out OF ST.
Louis during the fair period was TWEEN.
tynyo The gr0at majority of these
wcro through trains thereby lncroas.
lnr the risk incurred ln their hand.
ling.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
Edition. Meet ~ narrnn.

bnrrun Wis. Dee 10 Tho annual
meeting of the Northern Wisconsin
Press association began here today
and viii continue through tomorrow
4 program NJ unusual interest has
been arranged, including papers. ad-
dresses and diEcussi1ns ON wide
range Of topics of interest 90 those en-.
gnrod in newspaper making.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Denver Dec i3-Tho supreme
court did NOS consider the election
cases today hut tomorrow morning
WiIl probably open zap the ballot bon
from precinct q. ward O. There are
siN defendants iu This case, including
Leonard Rogers. defeated democratic
candidate for the state senate.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Kansas city. Dee 49,. Cattle mar
kot strong Native tIrcfs. SIS 5NffgG. so
southern sfcors &2uuNg s1lth.
FERN steers, f3NUUf3 25, native COWS
and he.fers. fi55NS5o0i siockors and
lordrrs, t25Otfi00. bulls. $1,000
$500, calves. $1,000 3b25. western
steers. $1,000 $500; western COWS,
gi750g3.50.
sheep market. strong tu 40 cents
higher Mutl0us fft0Wf5.OO. lambs.
50 lNW 1926. range wvtbors. 3iUDH
fi75; ewos, S25Om&A26.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

lnIUl.l. Dec. 13-CattlD steady.
Good tD prime steers SeOUms1 $50.
poor FOO medium. S36uHg5 $50. stock.
ors and feeders. S2epngluO. COWS.
IN tu0SfUD. heIfafs. 2uuug5uH. can.
uefs tt25Uget0. bulls. g2u0ngtIO.
calves. &ilun $500 western steers.
t3fOMSl2D.
sheep strong Good t0 choice Woth.
.crs etHumf5 fair to choice mixed
So 500 $40. NgHtoru sheep. $1,000
5000, native lambs, e1uOW8Gsb.
western lambs. IS 50uf75O.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

brussels. Belgium Dec. t3.--in
futile search ln this city Tor Dr. Leroy
3 Chadwick. the Eioilo Beige asserts
that 70 has discovered that hia wife
icti ueuta in hruHaclai notably FlhonO
due a lowolor and $4,000 owing 90 a
lace merchant Mrs Chadwick lived
oHponsivoly In Brussels. her hotel bin
alone amounting to $50 a day.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Washington, d. g.. Dec. t3.-Count
Frederick Hcycs. who for two years
hne been atteche ~ the Austro Hun.
Earihn embassy here. leaves today for
bis new post at Rome. We will be-
succeeded by Count VwonckhoIm. who.
liko hi8 predecessor, is n member ~
one of she noble houses of Austria.
and very wealthy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
PLENTY OF SNOW
AND FINE RAINS

Louis llfeId who rs member OF the
sheep raising aud wool growing firm
Of llfeld Bros. has returned 20 tho
city from bis sheep ranch at i.os Tori.
yios, SocJrru county, about niuety
miles from this city. ar lfeld says
that section of soc0rro county was 81.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Dies MOlucs. la. Dec. l3.-luwa agra,
Culturisis 600 total Of many score
have gathered la pos Moine8. the oc
their state institute and the COnyon,
tlona of the allied organizations The
program covers three days and b. one
OF the best ever arranged fur a gather.
lue uf thp kind in this state
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
- - - carneaIe InatLlutIon.

WnshIHrton u g.. Dcc i3-The 40
roctors of Andrew CamorloB Wash.
inrion institution are Goo session hero
today and % "a expected that before
they adjourn announcement win bee
made of tho selection of o. new prosl.
dent of fho Institution 90 succeed Dan.
Icl O. Gilman President Gilman for
personal reasons has been DESTROYS on
rclInQu.sb.ng the presidency for some
time 20 De- believed that hls successor
VIII Doe Or Horny Smith prtchett.
head of fho Massachusetts institute OF
Technology which is shortly Co bo
merged with Harvard college.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
inhuman Fiend

last sunday ai Gofs station. John
W Rector employed by tho santa Fe
ni that place. HIIcDd thp little seven
year Dii dauga.1y of Mrs shman CO.
an ont of the way spot and there
raped fhD little Firl Dr G.. a. sncp-
ari wac called from Needles to attend
the child. Rector was taken into Gus.
toby by Jhe people off Colts but Just
before me wDsth0uud train arrived az
Colts De- managed to got away and he
has not been seen an along the limo
of the road and elsewhere ANA %
seems Nmos, impossible that he
could escape o. is thought boy the ~
Ulcers here that boo is uo same PARTY
who shot The express messenger on
thU train between Ludlow and DAG
gDlt tie answers the descriptions
given hy Che injured messenger and
was huowu to have "a Colts f5-caliber
revolver with him iie was also known
iu hu without money and This would
provide reason f1T obtaining money
loo some manner aa be- was already
rtttlug OBJ, officers uf bee law for
serious crime Needles Eve
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

on towns 10 Mississippi operating AN.
der the code chapter Of municipalities
The democratic primaries we're held
some time ago nnd the municipal on.
GERS for the next two years named
Tho results in an cases are a fore.
gone concluaion. as no opposition
tickets have been named
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

br J. ~ Freeman. assistant 90
thief Surgeon Raster of the Santa pc
Huspitai boz Topeka. returned 90 his
nume in the Kansas capital last Fri
day after a WpDts hunting trip after
hiE Fame in the Rack range Accom-
uanyiug ur Freeman ON his trip woro
" % Peters and Schuyler Baker %
this oity The party played In hard
luck az number of boys with o
uack pf hounds had been in the region
hut a few days previous and scared
away ne game which was very pleti-
mi hut a few wpCaB before when Mr.
Peters was in that section However
iho doctor enjoyed the outdoor life SIM.
meusoly L1d returned home With very
pleasant memories of hts outing in the
mountains of New Mexico. The doctor
is friend uf Mr.. and Mrs r. r.
furuswous of thH city Silver city
Enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Boston, Dec l3.-Genvral reduction
loft supplies has developed action in
.he wool market 10 la estimated that
next years crop of territory wool
35 per cont has already ben contract.
od for.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

A.nuthp'N.. Dec 10 hr jury in
tho ufth trial of former Mayor Ames
fur bribery has disagreed and Was dis
missed Boz Judge Elliott This Dos the
fourth disagreement one conviction
having hpru overturned hy ne su.
pfcmo court
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

w. s. Brown has been appointed
manager of the Albuquerque office or
thD Equitable Lifo Insurance com
uany occupying tho position recently
vacated hy 300 Grunsioid. who was
tran sfrrrrd fu tho Philadelphia office
of fho company Mr.. Brown is expect
pi 600 arrive boo the city iD a fow days
and wilI take actiye charge oi tho Of
n e Immediately on hiH arrival
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17
New Yerk Money Mnrks,

New York. Dec. H. Money on call
steady, 2u2iHi prime mercantile pa.
per, tA G4Ai silver Co.'S.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Jackson. Miss. Dec. l3.-iAttlo pub.
he interest is manifested in the ma.
nlclpnl elections being held today in
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

Chicago. Dec % CLOSING quota

Wheat Dec. gtO5. May yIuSh
Corn Dee 1875 May ifM.
Oats Dee 2SA May 3UM.
Pork Dec $1,000. MAY gl2.65.
lard Doc yG77h May $3.50.
Ribs Jan $40 co... May fE7Ti4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

&c. Louis. Doc. Oh Wool market,
nominal. unchanged
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-17

That o. merry contest going uu az
The Lion dry goods store over that
handsome piano which J.. n. Stern. the
proprietor is giving away Al pres.
emf. the Wumhns Relief Corps is lead
ing, then comes the Masons followed
closely by the Mutual Protection s0cie.
ty of old town and boy the Eagles The
Fraiornal brotherhood and the Odd
Fellows are not far bohind The above
L.nM.r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11

the earth and that transgressors
shall be rooted out OF II.
His own iniquities shall overtake
the lawbreaker, and the sinner shall
be holden as with prison chains by
the cords of his own sins
It i5 one Of the unanswerable ar
guments for the divinity of man tnat
even the successful practice Of iniqui-
ty shall become hateful TO him.
The faithfulness of God reaching
to the clouds his righteousness pic
tured in the Bible like the great
mountains, Is a rebuke to iniquity
IDgersoll himself could never an
swer the one unamjwerable argument
for the divinity of man--nis unswery.
fng turning toward righteousness.
In depicting that and the inevita.
bic necessity for that, the Bible is
the great moral lode-star of civiliza-
tion drawing humanity upwards.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11
BRITISH CARE OF TRAVELLERS.

! sir Herbeid Jekyla of the London
board OF trade, and also OF the rail
road department. after carefully con,
ddering toe loss Of life and injuries
sustained ON the railroads of Great
Britain during the last twelve months
has given Il out az his opinion that
the held In which Improvement in ac-
c'dent preventives is to be looked for
Is comparatively small.
The number Of persons killed and
injured ON the railroads of the United
Kingdom would seem to nrove that
'he sy:tem OF protection Is welknigh
perfect and the following statistics
certainly uphold Sir Herbert JelVyu
in his opinion:
During 1908 the railways of the
United kingtom killed 1889 peopla
aud injured 67S7 Out of this large
number, however only 81 were killed
IN tram accidents and 9l9 injured OF
tho hNed 25 were passengers and Q
were employees and OF the injured
1e9 were passengers and il6 were EN-.
p'oyeS There WAS total OF 235 Drain
accidents. collisions aud derailments
ON train milage of SsS. .7Os 600
miles. The British report states that
the mmber of passengers killed was
az the ratio Of one In every 47.79S. s2O
passengcr Journeys and the passeng.
erS him"d were at the ration OF one
In evew l5iO,7t5 passenger iou,
heys' This was exclusive OF Journals
made hN season ticket aolders Like
the American roa,is, the British nads |
made ww'se rcord I'M 1903 than
In 1902 for during the latter wear
they ldAed al the ration OF one pas |
senecr On every l9S,OS6 asa PASSENGER
Journeys anal injured one i'm every
l,6sSs5o
A more satisfactory basis Tor com.
parHon with accidents ON American
MAIDS woUh have becn the rasio ofl
Ail@l and injured 20 tho number of
passongers carried Que misa. During
.ho ending Juno SOl90S. the Amery.
'Sn railways hlsd l6l passengers in
iSln accidents and injured aist The
hmher of employes kne,i In train
sccidents was S96 ana the injured
Noro sac, making the total Injured
o,S6t Taking the basis OF passeu. Il
'er Journeys for oomparhson and the |
s'sulis are not in favor Of the Amer.
an railways nuang the year men.
ioned tho INilroads hero carried a
Oal of sts.SSs.so5 passsasess. ana
be namber killed therefore. was AZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11

the ratio of one in every 1000 900 pas
senger Journeys, approximately. The
number of injured was at the ratio Of
one in every 100000 passenger jour
neys, approximately.
It in to be regretted that the sra.
ltistics submitted by the different
bureaus of the United States touch.
ing railroad matters here at nome are
not as satisfactory as those of Great
Britain. There is no denying the fact
that there is room for improvement
here; that there is opportunity to save
life, bo,h among employees and pa,-
sengers.
It is asserted that the people of the
United States demand rapid transit:
that the trains that fail to make rapid
time are not patronized, and tnat uD-
til such time as the travelling public
are content with a slower rate of
speed, accidents are sure to occur.
Let ii be remembered in this con
nection that the average rate of speed
ON British railroads compares very
favorably with that of American
trains.
There are many of the opinion that
the great loss of life and the many
cases of injury on American railroads
is not due to the rate of speed, but
to the lack of care and investment ON
tine part of corporations, especially in
tine matter of grade crossings in the
larger cities.
This contention is very we'll upheld
by the recond made by the Rock Is
land and Illinois Central in Illinois.
on their elevated tracks through Chi
cago. These tracks practically elm
mate the danger arising from grade
crossings and certainly the record
made by these roads in that denIely
populated city goes to prove that all
should be compelled to
elevate their tracks in the larger
cities
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11
Republican National Ticket

For President.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Of New York.
For Vlce-President,
CHAS. w. FAIRBANKS,
Of Indiana
For Presidential Electors:
-. D. Dimlck, Of Clackamas.
A g. Hough, Of Josephine.
y. w. Hart, Of Polk.
". A. Fee, Of Malheur.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11
HEARST TURNED DOWN.

William Randolph Hearst aSpired
to the presidency shortly after his
first taste Of congressional life says
the Tacoma Ledger Mr. Hearst was
elected to congress from the Eleventh
district of New York, owing his nomi-
nation Of course, to the favor of Tam
many halh Mr. Hearst did not con
, suit Mr.. Murphy with regard to the
propriety of aspiring after three or
four monthB service in the house to
the highest office in the gift of the
people, and 1t is evident that Mr.. Muir
ply is not one of those to whom Mr..
Hearst looks like a man of presidential
caliber. For Mr. Murphy has refused
to allow young Hearst to represent
the Eleventh New York district m
the house of representative amy long
ei Francis Burton Harrison, who
carried the Thirteenth district two
years ago in the face of normal Re
publican plurality Of 5000, is regarded
as too good a man 10 lose from the
New York city democratic delegation.
There is no chance of his election in
the Thirteenth district in a president.
ial year. 50 Mr.. Murpny proposes to
run him in the Eleventh. where he
will be sure OF election. This leaves
the "Yellow Kid" out in the cold.
Tammany hall often turns down real.
ly strong men. so Mr.. Hear5t may con.
sole himself that others have had the
same calling experience before aim.
The New York Times reports Mr..
Hearst as very angry over the decision
to turn him down, and p'annlng re-
prlsals on Murphy. Tammany hall and
Mayor Mcclellan in return for Tam
many's action MIR. Hearst via per
haps Iearn after a while that a big
wad of money and the inclination to
spend 1t freely In politics and the
ownership Of some very yellow news.
papers do not make man a great
statesman in the absence of some aual- |
Ifieatdons Mr. Hearst Is not known to |
possess.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11

FREE Write to us for Free Trial
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11
May Delay chureh Union.

New York, Aug, l1.--Fears are ex
pressed by leading Presbyterian di
vines OF this and other cities that aht
decision just handed down by the
House Of LORDS in the Free church OF
scotland case may initiate against
lhe carrying out of plans for the un.
ton OF various denominations in this
country, plans which were expected 10
cuminate s'ccesi fully in the near IN.
blre.
a union OF the Free church and the
un1ted Presbyterian church was ef.
tected four years ago. The union was
opposed al the time by a handful of
ministers of the Free church who
carried tae case inu the House of
Lords The latter body has not de
clded the case in favor OF the dissent
ing minister's and h&, awarded To them
the enrire property and funds of the
Fice church Of Scotland. aggresating
nearly S56O00.000
The result OF this case saw .eading
Presbyterian ministers here shows
.hat In bhe caurch unions now contem,
plated In America the greatest care
must be eNeroisei as 20 the legal sida
lg tho procedure, lait the miuu4iy
"ao oppose the union, as IN ScotIasai,
NAV come into possession of an the
'hulN'h property.
Among the unions now being dis
'assed IN this country are the Can,.
'e'-''nd Preshyteuans with the Pres
'yenan oauUh in the United states
II Am0tca; the Reformed Dutch
'A0rch With the Presbyterian church
south and the Associated synod OF
no s.n0h with the United Presbyte,>
an church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11
DANGEROUS GAMES.

The wise one says:
"The young man who thinks he can
drink or let it alone is playing at
checkers with the devil. II is neither
a deep game nor lengthy one. If the
man continues to play, if he does not
block the DEVILS game early in the
playing, he is sure a loser.
The young woman who frts with
strangers IL also scheduled to lose.
Sne thinks she can outwit the devil
He lets her think so. That is a part
Of his we'll played game. But sooner
or later, If the girl keeps on playing
she win have lost all.
The man who is dishonest in bursi.
neIl is playing checkers with his sa-
tanic majesty and win get left. May.
be not tomorrow or next day; but
somehow, sometime, somewhere.
DON'T get into the DEVILS game. He
Is a better player tnan you. He has
played for ages and he knows the
Significance of every move. He may
'et you enjoy the game for a long
time, but don't think he is too busy
on has forgotten. He may cry out
that you are getting the better of
him Once in a while he may permit
YOU to jump one of his checkers. All
ways win he keep before you the nope
OF winning.
He will never block the game, and
he will never permit you to block 1t.
He believes in games played to the
end and fears nothing so much as that
you will quit him.
He viii tell you that he is clumsy
and that You are the smartest game
ster he ever met, the sly devil. He
viii laugh at your jokes, weep at Your
troubles lie like satan-and beat
yoL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11
Idaho Republican Ticket,

The Idaho Republicans have nomi-
mated the following ticket:
Congre essman-Burtou L. French.
GovemOr-Frank r. Good!ng Of
Shoshone.
nant-Govelror-Dr p. /.
Steever Of Weiser
Supreme Judge. n. Sullivan Of
Haley.
Secretary of Stata-Win H. Gibsc,
Atorney-General-J. A J. Guleen Of
Pocatello
Treasmer-Hal n. Coffin. CT Bclsa
Superintendent OF Scaools-,Iiss
Mae Scott.
AuditcI-Rcbert McGaw.
State Mining Inspector-Robart
Bell
Presidential E'ectors-F. p Hagen
burg, H. W. Kelfer, E. W. Oliver
Judge of Sixth judicial District-J
NJ, Stevens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-11
rAE MoRAlIrY os 10 alnLr.

Rhe mndamental teaohings of the
sn1 testament Is that ihena is but one
%ioA ope coslV OF morals. and ouc a,.
lsuNme tat az character.
hhghieonsuess Is oonstantly eNaa.
al aasA the docinne that sin Is seit
e'ae~isostag. AMI inlqnity self.consum.
anG - held eppomosi.
fg0ser0s teen With expressions
@h@t 'ae wicked shall be cut of from