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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-09

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-09

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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27
LITTLE STORIES or TODAY FOR CR0WNIUP CHILDREN b

The Mrs. Jno. A. Cathey must
cal at the opera house Friday night
drew a good crowd. The program
vas an interesting one and we'll
rendered.
Ia answer 70 the question as to
what time next Thursday the Presi-
dent and Waterways Commission
will get 10 Hickman, the Courier is
informed that they will reach here
between ! and 3 O'Clock in the after
noon. FOLKS desiring 10 attend the
morning session Of the Farmers Insti.
tute may do so without fear Of mis-
sing the great liver event.
~
The iaily press prints the follow
ing from Richmond. Ind Turner
Igo, a farmer OF Rowan. county. KY,
is charged with killing Senator Will
liam Goebel. Of Kentucky, in an afh-
davit by Mrs. Lulu CLARK. which is
published by the Richmond Evening
Item. Mrs. Clark's AFFIDAVIT, vas tax
en- in indianapolis, April IL. 1907. in
the law ciiice OF former Governor
TAYLOR. Of Kentucky. She is a neics
OF Judge Frank Day, OF Frenchbarg,
Ky. and James Williams. Of the
same place. Upon the day Of the
murder OF Goebel. while standing on
the state house steps, she heard a
shot fred and a minute or 50 after
a man came running out Of the build
ing dressed as a mouniaineer and
said TO John Sanford. OF Covington,
KY, 81 got the --." That man
Mrs. Clark recognized as Turner
Igo. She says lgo told her at JET
feisonville that he had fulfilled a
promise he had made her at Mount
that he would kin Goebel.
The following is from the Obion
Enterprise
The Union Revival Meeting open
ed Tuesday night.
B. Marvin Harris, Of Dearborn,
is the evangelist in charge.
while +. X. Slower is director Of
music.
The large tent vas erected on the
Methodist church grounds, Tuesday.
Seats from three churches we're
placed and a platform was built in
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

came almost out on the left side be-
tween the ribs. The ball just passed
far enough &c barely escape falling
down on the inside Of his body.
80
Following is a list Of merchants.
professional men and private citi-
zens who kindly contributed toward
deiraying the expenses Of the Farm
er's Institute TO be held 10 Hickman,
oct. 3 and 4. A guaraRtee Of It,
success. and a friendly interest in
that which makes for advanced
methods IN agriculture.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

stock a goods. which consisted Of
several cases OF mo and Vivo. He
has violated his promise and nov IL
Is proposed 10 force him 10 close the
Joint. lie has been arrested several
times before foT selling liquor, but
has never been convicted.
~
Judge Remedy IN a short talk az
the banquet Tuesday evening said
that Hickman should have a half
holiday on the day the new mill Of
the Mengel Boz Co. plant was start
Cd. Have a formal opening. Close
the stores and everybody 90 down
and see'er start. This is a good
suggestion We should show that
much appreciation of the enterprises
besides the nev mill will be worth
going through. Let's DO this.
Sc
would like 10 learn the where
abouts OF Joe Williams and Mrs W.
X. Belt. my wife. who left for parts
unknown 10 me. taking With her my
tvo-y ear-old son. am anxious TO
gain possession OF my child. Any
information as b where the child
may be found will Be greatly APP
preciaied. Address W. X. Belt,
Hickman, Ky.
B. +. Chambers writes that he will
be at Hazel Dell School House on
Saturday before the first Sunday in
October with a good speaker. who
will speak In the interest Of the Farm
ers Union.
Gov. Beckham aud Hon. ollie
lanes will speak in Hickman, Sa,ur-
day, Sept. 2Sth.
]. II. Oim) Jackson. who works
foI Bondurant & Wilson. in the low
er bottoms, We are just learning,
10 what might have been
a fatal accident, about two weeks
ago. but which only resulted painful
ly. aud gave Jim a scare. Lige
Bradshaw was handling a revolver
in a blacksmithshop m which he was
working, and in some accidental
manner the gun discharged. the ball
entering Jim's body, just under the
heart and passing through the body,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

tiers for l4O singers. The tent is
lighted with 30 incandescent lights.
Mr.. Harris is a comparatively
young man. medium 10 stature and
with the appearance Of latent physi-
cal force. Chances are he can hold
his own not only along spiritual lines
but his strenuous side would surprise
most people.
The stores OF Obion have entered
into an agreement TO close al 10 80
to II each day and again at at
nights. Mr.. Harris address Tues
day night was "Let Your Light So
Shine" His talk was addressed to
so-called Christians and was repleie
with illustrations and very logical.
The choir approaches the century
mark in numbers and already feels
the influence Of Mr.. Stover's electric
direction.
He is TO the "manner born" and
the music is already rounding out in
precision and volume. Nine years
service as bandmasier in New York
has left him with nervous impatience,
but be will turn out the hes, finish
ed choir that Obion has ever known,
aud in a week IL will be talked Of all
over the county. It's a pleasure TO
watch his baton talk, and when he
takes up his cornet you may look
for about the smooihest playing you
ever listened to.
Governor J. c. w. Beckham. Dem
ocratic nominee for United States
Senator. to succeed Senator James
B. McCreary. and Congressman Ollie
NJ. James. (Our Ollie). will address
the voters Of Fulton County at the
City Hall in Hickman. tomorrow
at 80 O'Clock. You all |
know these two noted Democrats and |
are not only cordially invited but
urgently requested to come out and /
hear these two addresses bearing on /
the issues Of the present campaign |
Everybody. regardless Of party /
is cordially invited to
hear them. The ladies are ex-
tended an especial invitation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

Another one Of our subscribers In
forms us that one his neighbors is
at his home nearly every Thursday
evening TO get the Courier when he
gets there with 1.-THE neighbor is
"star reader. never misses a copy,
and never pays a cent" We gods
what gall some people have got.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

this Is trus there is about $3.50 due
US on subscriptions from subscribers
Who get their mail at the Hickman
posiofhce. Now this naturally re-
suits from negligence. and should be
looked after by the subscribers who
are in arrears. These subscriptions
do net amount 10 much to the indivi-
dual, but collectively they amount to
quite an item TO US.
~
Headquarters Forrest Cavalry
Corps. Hickman, Ky. Sept. IL. 1907.
There will be another Reunion Of
the Forrest Cavalry Corps in Mem
phis Oct. II. 1907. similar TO the ne
held there last year. but with more
horses and more extensive prep.
arations. This is given by our Com
rades and friends in Memphis and
We should show our appreciation by
attending and participating.
All Veterans are requested 10 re-.
port Immediately upon their arrival
at the Merchants Exchange, register
and secure badges. The Committee
will be there also 10 assign you TO
a home whilst you remain IN the city.
Il is expe ted 20 have a horse for
every Veteran 10 ride free Of charge.
Come one. Come all We cannot
hope to see another Reunion like
this one will be. Reduced rates will
be secured on all railroads.
BY order Of
II. A. TYLER. Lieut.. Gen.
Com Forrest Cavalry Corps.
BY {. W. ANDERSON,
Adt. Gen. and Chief Of staff.
-
Court adjourned Saturday, after
OF the following cases;
Mcclure. McAdoo and others YER
sus l. W. Graham, case postponed
for trial Nov. 9th ]. G. Kennedy
versus Mcdowell and son. ia regard
.c lease on a certain piece OF pro-
perty. decided in favor of Mcdowell
and son. Fulton Leader.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

Peter Griffin. a sailor on the gov
r--a, mag boat. "Mscomb. died
boar. che vessel. ten miles belos
l.uaa. Friday afternoon. Heat
.lft l supposed 20 have been the
l-is 1. death The remains were
4TH 90 Hickman and taken
a'gs q Friday night by the W. o.
lodge % this city. OF which de-
'il'd vas a member.
4tc remains we're taken 20 Mem
f. ler1., for burial.
lnnu vas about fifty years OF
10 and bad been employed in the
tmutut river service for more
lr .iiesn years.
80
Oklahoma did herself proud IN
-taaie election. The Democrats
''H things clean. electing four Of
I've -ongressmen. the governor
$4,000 and The Legislature by a
'i- majority. insuring the election
's. senator's The constitution
ataei by a big vote and
.'l.''on adopted by 10000.
80
'.' a woman vas chosen 20 Office
"e National Educational Associa-
81 Dos recent meeting Ia Los An
'a' although nine-icnihs Of our
a,ra are women. This strength
''e charge, already made In
l'i quarters, that the N. +. A. isl
representative body.
o. B. Murphy, an eH-Confederaie
-.ef and member Of an old and
.ta'y respected family at Fulton,
81 arrested last week by Deputy
1'iiH Jesse Walker Of Obion coun-
Tenn Who charges the veteran
W selling intoxicating liquors.
supply resides on the Kentucky
n p. The city, but operates an
mo o. "Vivo" Joint on the Ten
80 -'le, and Il is there that he
i. I',,''ed the alleged oifenses.
" ,. @s.lIphy gave bond in the sum
49,. ,,,O 70 appear before the Obion
III court in Union City. Sever
s sssNs ago, following the killing
G.'lie' Martin by Bert Blackford
\. -' mo Joint, Murphy promised
H., 'l'aoTiiies and enraged citizens
- a' would close his place as
as be could dispose Of his
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

FOR RENT-good. two-story, S
room residence, 2 blocks from Clin-
ton street. Water works and other
conyenienoes. Price $40 per month.
Courier Realty Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

Upon taking a look at the condi-
ton OF our subscription books this
week, We fnd that they are in a very
good condition, financially, but while
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-09-27

Gov. Beckham aud Hon. ollie
James will speak in Hickman, Sa,ur-
day, Sept. 2Sth.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
HEPTASOPHS
ON THE INCREASE
Annual Report Read at
Chester Shows Member
ship of Il73

The annual communication Of the
Grand Conclave Of Delaware. Hepta-
sophs. is being held in Chester to-day,
with Grand Archon w p. Wooters pre-
siding. The report of Mr.. Wooters re-
viewed the work Of the year and
thanked the subordinate officers for
their assistance.
Grand Scribe William Wintrup re-
ported a total membership of 1i75
brethren to date. an increase Of AZ dur
ing the year. Ten members died dur
ing the year and 1856 were received.
Grand Treasurer c. S. Boynton re-
ported receipts of S64755 and disburse-
ments amounting to S594.9s. The bai-
ance in bank on December 81 was
S617.13. The death benefit fund showed
receipts amounting to S55iS.33. and a
balance in bank on December 81
amounting to S329s.3S.
Thomas Dever. S. A. Workman. John
S. Murch. w A. Sharon. NJ. +. Will
liams, F. NJ. Smith and John H. Trab-
bold. deputy grand archons, reported
their work.
Officers win be elected tonight
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
MRS. REYBOLD DEAD
One Of the Best Known Women Of Del.
aware Passes Away.

0tt~ " AAN GS1A iNHSWf W0tUcN " Gci-
aware Passes Away.
Mrs. Ann S. Reybold. widow of An
thony Reybold, ST.. died at her resi-
dence. No. 610 West street, at o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the S9th year OF
her age She was one OF the best
known residents of Delaware. She and
her husband, who died in this city June
Is, 1902, formerly resided op a large
estate near Delaware City.
Mrs. Reybold, whose maiden name
was Stewart, is survived by three
sons, Captain Philip Reybold, and Will
liam II. Reybold, Of this city, and An
thony Reybold, Jr.. OF Pennsgrove, n
j. and Philip Sidney Reybold. a grand
child. lives in Philadelphia. She is also
survived by two sisters. Mrs. Theodore
+. Clark. Of Delaware City, wife Of ex-
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tives. and Mrs. Robert Woodward, o;
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Reybold who was unusually ac-
tive for one of her years, was a life
long member of the Presbyterian
Church. Her funeral will be held on
Thursday morning from her late resi-
dence, with sevices at 9 o'clock. Inter-
ment viii be made privately in the
family lot in st. Georges Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

pany. contended that that corporation
was already paying enough taxes.
Among those present We're William
S. Hnles. representing the Wilmington
Gas and Electric Company, the VIII
mington Light Power and Telephone
Company and the Peoples Railway
Company; John f. Neary, representing
the Wilmington City Electric Company,
the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany and the Delaware and Atlantic
Telegraph and Telephone Company;
Andrew Z. Sanborn, representing the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and The
Western Union Telegraph Company;
Major Edmund p. Mitchell. vice-presi-
dent Of the Wilmington Gas and Elec-
trio Company; Charles G. Kurtz, presi-
dent. and Stanley Baker general man
ager OF the Wilmington Light, Power
and Telephone Company; r. w. Crook.
general manager of the Peoples Rail-
way Company: A. W. Springer. man
ager Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company.
The financial affairs OF the city We're
thoroughly gone over. and when the
meeting concluded il was freely az
mitted that there must be some other
source Of revenue to conduct the city
government other than the tax on real
estate.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12

was known when court opened that
some radical action had been decided
on, and everyone was on the qui vivs,
everyone except jerome, who is daily
proving himself the real article in
frapper humanity.
To date the one real telling blow oil
the defense has been the story Of Eve
lyn Nesbit Thaw In the minds Of
everyone this is of course. the one BIT
of evidence that iscounted on to save
Thaw from the chair. After all has
been said, it is generally conceded that
for all the talk of insanity and self
defense, Thaw's acquittal. if it comes,
will result from the conviction OF the
jury that he was justified in Staying
the traducer of his child wife. Still it
IS an accepted fact that's ome defense
under the code must be offered, some
ground for creating a reasonable doubt
at least of the defendants insanity To
date thtist has not been done. The
defense has been long on sentiment, but
shy on facts.
Continued on Second Page.)
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
STREETS AND SEWERS
Despite Holiday the Men Controlling
City Highways Met as Usual.

Despite the fact that to-day is a
holiday, a regular meeting OF the Street
and Sewer Department was held this
morning at which considerable busi-
ness Of a routine nature was trans
acted.
Collections were reported by the sec.
retary aggregating S1.763S5, and the
balance in bank was given as S60O7. ~.
Payrolls for labor amounting to S50O.S3.
and 500 cart hire were approved.
Permission was granted the VIII
mington City Electric Company and
the Wilmington Light. Power and
Telephone Company to erect poles and
construct manholes at several street
intersections.
The city solicitor reported that he
had not yet been able to get the DE-.
lpartments bill governing the construc-
tion Of lateral sewers before the Leg
islature, the members requested Ia
present the measure declining, presun..
ably for fear Of creating a hostile feel
ing against themselves in the nexl
campaign.
A communication was received from
the D. & A. Telephone Company an
lnouncing the cessation of all under
ground work and asking to be relieves
from paying an inspector. This re.
quest was granted.
A petition was received from resi-
dents of Eighteenth street between
Woodlawn and Mt. Salem lane asking
for curbs and sidewalks. This was re-
ferred to the city engineer.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
SHE WALKED
OVERHEARD
Wilmington Woman Nearly
Drowned at CheSter-.WaS
Rescued With Difficulty

Because she did not know the streets
Of Chester nearly cost the life Of Lizzie
walls. aged sS years. Of Second and Pop ar
streets. this city. who, while on her way
to the railroad station after visit 10 rela-
tves there became confused and walked
OF a small landing along Chester creek,
late last night. That she was rescued from
the icy waters was due TO the timely APP
pearance and prompt action Of two young
men.
According TO the womans story she
had been on q visit to friends I'm Chester
and not being acquainted with the streets
had turned toward the water front and in
the darkness had walked into the creek
She went over in a place where the water
is about six feet deep and when rescued
was almost exhausted by the cold.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
EXPERT DECLARES
.THAW IS INSANE
DR.. Evans on Witness Stand
Says ThaW is Suffering
From DeiIuSiOnS
JEROME FIGHTS
EXPERT TESTIMONY
By Our own wire. Pubnsbers' Press.

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-That million
dollar defense of Harry Thaw appears
TO have a screw loose somewhere.
Harry Thaw is getting worried. 50
are his friends. His attorneys are ell
gible to membership in the worry
club. After one entire week Of effort
Harry Thaw's defense has gotten no.
where. 1t has not even showed that
it was on its way. 1t has played its
trump card, and while that card took
its trick, there are others to be taken
before the game is finished. Up to the
present time the defense has not shown
itself oversupplied with trun1ps.
When Napoleon Delmas and his
aides, ie-camp came into the court to-
day their expressions betrayed the
strain they are under There We're 10
morning pleasantries. Even handsome
Dan O'Reilly cold and calculating in
action but kindly and gentle IN repose,
were not in repose. There was a con-
ference OF defense's attorneys last
night which lasted until morning. II
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
LEGISLATORS
WANT MORE PAY
House Bill Aims TO Amend
Constitution TO Provide
For Increase
snecIai 70 mo EvcnIng Journal.

DONDR Fob. 12.-Ex- Congressman
J. w Mctcalf addressed the Joint ses-
sion To-day on the Alaska Yukon Ex-
position, urging Delaware TO present
% manufacturers and agricultural ex-
hibit in 1903 at Seattle
observation-disclosures Parker ad-
dressed the senate on Abraham Lin>
coin
The Senate committees reported un-
favorHhly on bills cutting Off the sun
cay school appropriations and reaur-
ing tine establishment of legal re-
serve by Insurance ana guarantyt come
panies ANA prohibiting pawnhrolSers
from advancing money ON tools and
clothing
a senate substitute in the House
railway ear nuisance bin ohlterato,
The provisions making splitting a crime.
Senator sparks gave notice of a bin
making alterations 20 the stttc House.
Want More Salary.
In the House Representative Finn.
OF Marshallton. gave notice OF "a bin
lproposins am amendment TO Section rs.
Article OF the Constitution, 10 enable
the General Assembly TO provide an
lliai hstHt Ni INC pay anu 'NNlNNllhh AiNN
Of its members.
other measures were presented thus.
BY Mr. Rash, 20 create "a state board
OF railroad commissioners and pre-
scribing their duties.
BY Mr. RASH to tax express COM
panies doing business Ia Delaware
Mr.. Keenan,. 20 provide for the elec-
tion Of Levy Court commissioners OF
/ New Castle county by an the qualified
voters OF said county
Air Newton. repeating the law place
/ ing county officials on salary.
r. O. Cooper 20 amend and enlarg,
the scope OF the child labor law 10y
practically prohibiting the employment
Of children under thte ago Of "a years.
Favorable reports were presented n
the House on the House bin providing
severe penalties for trospassing; Akin.
the salaries OF judges "a iitem at $40
for each day OF actual sitting.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
BROTHERHOOD WORK

Before the Mems Society Of Rodney
street Presbyterian Church last evening
an interesting address was given by John
II. Converse. president Of the Baldwin
Locomotive Works and a member Of the
national committee Of tho Presbyterian
Brotherhood.
Before the meeting there was dinner
at the home of Mr. Rowland, the guests,
I'm addition to Mr.. Converse, being Fed
oral Judge George Gray, Resident judge
william c. Spruance, General Charlie
Bird Ellw0od C. Jackson and the Row.
William Frederick Dickons-Lawis, pastor
Of Rodney Street Presbyterian Church.
Tho speaker was introduced by Mr..
Nowland and gave an interesting talk on
the brotherhood. which is a national af-
fair II was organized in Dos Moines,
Iowa. two years ago and resulted in a
convention at indianapolis last October,
which was attended by about one thou
sand delegates from the various societies.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
THE DAY OF PANCAKES

To-day is shrove Tuesday, or PAN
cake" day. II is the last day before
Lent, and on that account used to be-
and stin IS to a. small extent--a day Of
foastlng. for on Ash Wednesday, to-
morrow. the fasting begins.
The pancakes and fritters which are
served in many homes besides those
which begin fasting the next day arc
the last surviving evidences OF the
banqueting that used to mark Shrove
Tuesday In countries Of Southern Eu-
rope and IN Paris the last day before
the beginning Of the solemn peniten-
tial season is celebrated with carnivals
and merrymaking
Although the day is not brought to
any great climax Of formal celebrating
now. It means, however the end Of the
big social whirl aud marks the begin
ming OF the exodus from the city which
goes with greater pace until summe
sets In.