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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01
RIGHTS DENIED STRIKERS
MAY HAVE NO DISCUSSION OR
MEETING PLACE.
indiana Judge Virtually Forblds Rail.
read Msehlnlsts Talking
Of Analrs.

Washington. Ind. Aug. 30.--Judgs
Houghton OF the circuit court. sitting
10 chambers. issing a restraining OF.
der against tho striking maehlnista
recently In the employ OF the Balu.
more a Ohio Southwestern railroad
The order IL said TO be the most
sweeping ever issued In the state,
even inhlbitlng the strikers from
maintaining a picket line or headQuar
tors IN which TO oongregats.
IL bars Interference with the strike
breakers for the purpose Of seeking
members for the union. forbids con.
yrrsation with any members OF q
strike breakers family and pats a
ban on any sort Of assembling.
ln fact. Il virtually forbids the dis.
cussion Of strike matters BY TIE strIk.
ers. The document covers ~ pages
uf typcWntten paftr and deals with
che story Of the strike from its lncep.
ton. recounting the many alleged
acts Of violence.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01
The Sabbath Question.

This subject is recognized by d.
vine and civil governments as one Of
much importance TO all communities;
and circumstances here make II es-
pecially 30 to Hickman and vicinity.
Disregard for the sabbath has be-
come so extensive. and with many.
the law seems TO be dead in its rec
ords.
With a hope OF reaching people
through the press as wen as from
the pulpit. l now purpose furnishing
the Hickman Courier with two or
three articles and thus try to en-
courage among our people a more
healthy sentiment.
This first article will be confined
20 the Bible presentation of the sub
ject so il may be rather dry, even
20 careful land interested readers. yet
insist upon a thoughtful considera-
ton OF Il. wish to impress the
readers with the emphasis God. HIM
self, through His word, puts upon the
subject, and my statement shall be
clear, concise and. hope. helpful to
all who want to know the truth.
There is much scripture upon The
subject. but | give only few passa-
ges.
The original institution Of the Sab
bath is seen In Gen. 2:1-3, Thus
the heavens and the earth were fin
ished, and all the host Of them. On
the seventh day God ended His work
which He had made; and He rested
on the seventh day from all His work
which He had made. And God bless
ed the seventh day and sanctified 1t.
because that In II He had rested from
all His work which God created and
made" Elk. POLL, "For In six days
the Lord made heaven and earth.
the sea, and all that in them rs,
and rested the seventh day; where
fore the Lord blessed the Sabbath
day. and hallowed it," Then we find
in many passages traces OF its OBJ
servance in the patriarchal period.
Then in the travels of Israel Thorough
the wilderness God miraculously sup
piled the people each day with suffi-
Client bread for one day. until the
sixth day when he supplied enough
for two days; and God instructed
Moses to say to the people-Ex. 16.
22-30, six days ye shall gather It;
but on the seventh day. which is
the Sabbath, in IL there shall be
none. See. for that the Lord hath
given you the Sabbath. therefore He
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01
Wigs in Jail.

o. L. Wigs. a resident OF this
city and a we'll known shoe sales.
man, was arrested In 81. Louis last
thursday afternoon by Detectives
kenna and Ferie. on charge OF om.
bezzlement and forgery. made by a
business man OF this city.
Sheriff Goalder Johnson went 10
81 Louis after Wigs and returned
with him Monday evening. In de.
'Anlt OF bond he was placed IA the
county jail 10 await trial. which will
De had az the September term Of
Fulton Circuit Court. Mr.. Wigs ~.
turned without requisltion papers
and claims that he will be able TO
explain everything.
There seems TO be considerable
worthless paper along his trail OF the
past few days. II is alleged that A.
mong other things. he drew check
on the Washington bank Of 81. Louis
payable to himself. for 81 .O95 10 and
signed the name OF Hamburger Bros.
10 ia shoe firm which he has been
representing Being unable 10 cash
The check. Il is said well known
Hickman lawyer advanced him $50
aud held the check as security. Ia.
vestiEaiion proved that the check
vas worth considerably less than the
$50.
T. n Threlkeld. OF Cairo. formerly
clerk on the Steamer Liberty. is one
Of the last and least complainants.
lie writes that he met Mr. Wigs
While running on that boat when Il
came 10 Hickman. that a few DAYS
ago be- accommodated Mr. Wigs
with a five spot and took his check
on The Farmers a Merchants Bank,
90 Hickman. The check came back
10 him marked no funds"
Other rumors would Indicate that
the iamberEcr Shoe Co. viii come
up about 5000 or $500 short. and
that this gentleman Is wanted worse
la Missouri than In Kentucky.
Sir Wigs has resided here about
five ysar. and married Hickman
girl
To what extent he Is involved will !
not be- known until the matter Is Civ /
90 a legal sitting. Al any rate. M
Wiggs viii have to face serious charg- /
cs ln September.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01
BALTZER & DODDS d. CT. CO.


giveth you on the sixth day the bread
of two days: abide ye every man In
his place, let no man go out OF his
place on the seventh day"
Then the Sabbath was enjoined at
Sinai. Deut. 5:12-13-14, Keep the
Sabbath day to sanctify 1t. as the
Lord thy God has commanded thee.
Six days thou shalt labour. and do
all thy work. But the seventh day
is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God;
In IL thou shalt not do any work.
thou, nor thy son nor thy daughter.
nor thy man-servant. nor thy maid
servant. nor thine OK, nor thine ass.
nor any OF thy cattle. nor the strang-
er that is within thy gates"
Get its national significance in Elk.
81: 1916. Speak thou also unto the
children of Israel. saying. Varily 10y
Sabbaths ye shall keep, for it is a
sign between me and you throughout
your generations; that ye may know
that | am the Lord that doth sancti-
fy you. Wherefore the children Of
Israel shall keep the Sabbath, to OBJ
serve the Sabbath throughout their
generations for perpetual covenant 4"
Eek. 20:11-12-20. Moreover also |
gave them my Sabbath. to be a sign
between me and them, that they
sanctify them. And hallow my Sab
baths; and they shall be sign be-
tween me and YOU that We may
know that l am the Lord your God"
Here God states that the Sabbath is
intended to serve as sign Of the
covenant between Him and His peo-
pie. and that they might know Him
as their God, and obey His statutes
and Judgements. and so live in them.
Then who can estimate its import
ance, and who can afford to disre-
gard the Sabbath? 1t was to be a
day of holy rest, and convocation
for worship as seen in Lev. 1913.
six days shall work he done, but
the seventh day is the Sabbath OF
rest, a holy convocation. ye shall
do no work therein" Blessings were
promised in iss observance, lisa. 56:2,
Blessed is the man that doeth this
49,. that keepeth the Sabbath from
pollutng it, ...." Warnings were
given against it's violation, Jer. 1921,
But If ye will not hearken unto me
to hallow the Sabbath day. and not
to bear a burden, even entering in
at the gates Of Jerusalem on the Sab
bath day Ito sell and buy goods) then
will | kindle a fire in the gates
thereof, and it shall devour the pal
aces of Jerusalem. and 1t shall not
! be quenched." Elk. 31:14. "Ye shall
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01
ELECTIONS SEPT. 6 AND IL
viii Dc First Measuring Of Strength
o. Political Parties In
the CAST

Boston. Aug. so.-The political at.
t,nuou Of The country gradually 10 be-.
ug focused on New England. where,
early in september. the nrHt mcAsur.
lrg % strength between the Ropub.
Ncan and Democratic parties Ia the
siato elections Of 1910 viii take place.
Vermont. On September q. and
Maine. on September ~. viii select
state ofnoers and indicate their pref.
'crences for representative Ia con.
grcsa IN each state also there will
be chosen members % the lcEisla.
ture. who. In turn. will elect a mem.
1or Of the United States senate
on the same day A. the Vermont
eiection. New Hampshire will hold
her nrat statewide primaries and the
fret un6cr a direct primary law ar
icctins al sntifc state ~ be- held la
th- Asst Massachusetts, viii hold
primaries on September 20.
state conventions will be- held ia
Connecticut In September and Massa.
ohurotts and Rhode Island Ia October.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01

Lawton. Okla.-John Bewely Il
probably fatally wounded and Ben
Rawls, his son and Ira Jordan are less
seriously wounded a. a result OF .
battle near Walter. in which more
than forty shots we're fred. The small
children Of Bewely and Rawls carried
ammunition 10 the warning sides dur.
ing the fight The trouble was over
a well, each family claiming the right
10 Il exclusively. Bewsly is said 70
have opened the night when young
Rawls and Ben Jordan started to pass
his house.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01
THREATEN LIFE OF WITNESS
IhsoPhll Reuthsr Says ostsrmann
Tried to XIII Him,

NN - fNUN FNiVlg
Chicago, Ill.-R0sumption of the
nearing OF charges against Frank b
Hartman. Charles L. Ewing and John
N. Taylor. former Illinois Central rail-.
road officials, accused OF car repair
frauds, developed sensational evidence
In Judge Bruggemeyer's division OF
the municipal court. Theophil Reuth.
or, former director Of the Ostermann
Manufacturing Company, one OF the
repair firms charged with grating
from the railroad. declared on the wit.
ness stand that he had been told that
the late Ira @. RAwn held 1000 shares
OF the Ostermann Company stock.
Reuther testified that Osterman
said he gave Rawn the shares In con.
sideration OF an order for 10000 car
doors.
Previously 10 giving this evidence
regarding the alleged stock transac
tion. Reuthsr related story OF an en-.
counter with Ostermann. during
which he declared that Ostermann
threatened 10 kill him n he told OF
the transactions between the Illinois
Central railroad aud the Ostermann
company.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01

keep the Sabbath therefore, for It Is
holy unto you. Everyone that defil-
eth II shall surely be put to death.
for whosoever doeth any work there
in that soul shall be cut off from a.
mong his people" This severity
was necessary to impress upon those
people and upon the coming genera
lions. the sacredness OF the Sabbath
with its eternal benefits.
This became one of the ten com
mandments, and Is so recognized an
the New Testament. where its ss-
credness and obligations are repeat
ed. Christ taught, by precept and
example that the Sabbath was day
for holy rest and worship, and that
on II works of necessity and charity
and relief Of the distressed we're al
lowed.
So Gods people all through the
ages have observed this sacred in
stitution. as of divine appointment.
and in our day though its adversar-
les may mock and defame 1t, Gods
people should the more earnestly
observe IL, and be loyal to their
Lcrd and His cause.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01

An exchange says: An editor and
his wife disagree with each other
materially. She sets things to right
and he writes things to set. She
reads what others write and he writes
what others read. She keeps the
devil out of the house as much as
possible, and he retains him and
could not so to press without him
She knows more than he writes ana
he writes more than she knows.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01
PlLEsi PlLEsI
G. W. WILSON.

williams Indian Pile Ointment. will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
II Rbsorbs the tumors, allays itching
at oEce. acts as q poultice, gives In
slant relief. Williams Pile Ointment
is prepared for Piles and itching OF
the private parts. Sold by Hickman
Drug Co, soc and 81. Williams Mfg,
Co. Props. Cleveland. Ohio.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01

Little Rock, Ark-John r. Boyle
Jr.. Little Rock cotton dealer. sold
through his New York agent 1900
bales Of cotton at net profit Of $40,
600.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01
Asleep 40 Hours.

Gainesville. GA-After sleeping liz
hours without rogain!ng conscious
ness. Julian Bryce. the 5-year-old sou
Of AIRS Ethel Bryce. il now lying Al
his home In this condition, the attend
ina physicians being unable to dag
nose the case. On last Thursday At
noon young Bryce complained OF head
ache and lay down TO rest. tie soon
fell asleep aud has not awakened. Doc
tors think that IA IL brain trouble
due 10 oyeTstudy. Little hope Is held
for his recovery.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01

Our mill is running every day
You win not be disappointed IL you
come to our mill for shingles.-Yates
& Kirk Single Co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01

Remember We have moved tempo
rar'ly into the barry building -Hick
han Plumbing a Timing
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01

When schmidt makes you n suit
be keeps II pressed FREE for two
months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-09-01

guarantee all plumbing and tin
ming | do. II the work don't come
up right--and l can't out-talk you
we win cheerully do the Job over
Just like any other plumber.-Cotton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-25
PRESIDENT TAFT
IS CRITICIZED
Executiveof Waterways Con-
vention Recalls the Ides
of November
LAKES TO GULF CANAL
Feared That Board of Army En-
gineers Is Unfriendly to
Great Project.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 25.-"River re-
gulation is rate regulation is the
slogan of the delegates to the fifth
annual convention fthe Lakes to
Gulf Deep Waterway which opened
here today. Prominent among the
delegates and guests are United
States Senators, congressman and
Governors of states. This organiza-
tion among those that have in
the last two years stirred
the public sentiment to its
depth, awakened a spirit of CT
tizenship and implanted in the hearts
of our people sense of civic duty,
arising above the call of parties or
the command of bosses, and let him
who doubts recall the Ides of Nov
ember," said President Kavanaugh
in his opening address. President
Kavanaugh critisized President Taft
for his appointments in the board Of
engineers which will approve the ap-
propriations for the deep waterways
work whom the people feared were
unfriendly to the project"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-25
SANTA FEE BRANCH TRAIN
WRECKED LAST NIGHT.
Engine is DeraiIed But No One is In
jured-Defective Switch Believed
the Cause.

Just as the Santa Fe-Lamy branch
train No. 725 was within hundred
yards or so of the depot shortly after
II o'clock last night the engine was
derailed by what is believed to have
been a defective switch and the left
wheels sank in the mud. Fireman Hol
lis jumped. The dozen or more pass
engers quickly alighted and no one
was injured A. W. Green was the
engineer and Mr.. Quigley the conduc-
tor of the train which consisted of
two passenger coaches and one bag
gage car.
AS result of the wreck the engine
which was number $50 remained in
the mud until noon today the Las We
gas wrecking crew of the Santa Fe ar
irving to extricate the iron horse from
its perilous position Passengers who
expected to leave for Lamy at
o'clock this morning were delayed a
couple of hours but were taken to
Lamy in time to catch train No. 10
going east. Those who expected to
take train No. for the west will
catch No. 1 tonight.
Many people viewed the derailed
engine this morning and watched with
interest the huge derrick and the
wrecking crew at work.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-25
MUT|NEERS
WIN OUT
Brazilian Congress Votes
Them More Pay and Com
plete Amnesty
RIO JANE|R0 WAS B0MDARDED
But Only for Short Time and
No Great Damage
Was Done.

Rio Janeiro, Nov. 25.-The naval
mutineers surrendered today, Con-
gress voting them amnesty. The de-
mands of the naval men we're granted.
They include more pay and the aboli-
tion of corporal punishment All night
the guns of the mutinous navy were
trained upon this city, and about one
o'clock, one of the mutinous fleet fired
upon the arsenal. The cannonading
caused a panicky feeling city, but the
guns of the arsenal did not respond
and firing soon ceased. No great dam
age was done Congress met in ex-
traordinary session this morning, and
granted amnesty to mutinous sailors,
and conceded their demands, Mutinous
crews Immediately surrendered and
the revolt was at an end.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-25

moving pictures at the Elks Theater.
Both were greatly enjoyed by large
audiences. At 9 p m. the merry
strains of Morrisons's orchestra were
heard in Library hall and the Thanks
giving dance of the Woman's Board
of Trade began. 1t was largely at
tended and the beauty of the ladies
gowns was much admired.
Mask Ball.
Thanksgiving was really ushered in
with mask ball at the Armory at
which there were many gorgeous
costumes. Mayor and Mrs. Seligman
were among the invited guests who
witnessed the ball, and several men,
bers of the American Film Manufac-
turing Company of Chicago now TAX
ing moving pictures here also at
tendedt it. The costumes represent
ed every land and were greatly ad-
mired. Marshall Sena was door
keeper and the best of order prevail
ed. Shortly before midnight the
masks were removed and great was
the laughter at the revelations"
made.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-25

nized as leader of force and charac-
ter and in 1891, a year after returning
TO Taos, was appointed deputy asses
sOr and held that post until 1894. In
1895, he was elected county school SUI
perintendent, and in 1896, was sent
to the legislature, being the only Re
publican on the ticket elected In
1897, Governor Thornton, a Democrat,
appointed him a delegate to the Irri-
cation Congress. In 1899 he began his
long term as member of the legislative
council being elected again and again
for the people appreciated his serv-
ices. He has served on many public
boards, including the Cattle Sanitary
Board, the Penitentiary Commission.
ers, the Water Rights Commissioners,
and the Spanish-American Normal
School. He is at present coal oil in
spector for the Territory AS delegate
in the constitutional convention, he
proved himself a strong leader and Sc
cured for the Spanish American citi-
zens full protection of their rights.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-25
P|UTf INDIAN
KILLED GILBERT.
Went on War Path by Him
self After Whites in
General
SHOT FIRST MAN He MET
Deceased Was Los Angeles
Physician and Heir to
Million.

Kingman, Ariz., Nov. 25.-An inves.
tigation by Coroner Smith and Sheriff
Gibson into the recent murder of DR..
L. w. Gilbert, the California physi-
clan who is supposed to be heir to
$1,500000 in the estate of Edward T.
Tremble in the isolated region of the
Goldburg mill, revealed yesterday that
the physician was killed by a Piute
Indian named Queto. The Indian
quarrslled with other members of his
tribe and went on the lone war path
after whites. Dr. Gilbert was the first
white man he met, and according to
reports, the doctor was shot down
without warning. A reward has been
offered for Queto's capture.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-25

Year after year, when the Republi-
can central committee at Santa Fe,
wondered what Taos county would do
on election day, it looked to Delegate
Malaquias Martinez to turn the tide
and it is recorded that Taos county
has stood valiantly by the party and
came down to Santa Fe with majori-
ties that were as substantial as they
were decisive. No wonder, he
stands high in the counsels of the
party of the Territory and his advice
is eagerly sought and always needed.
Mr.. Martinez has just turned the half
century mark in age. He is native
Of Mora county and like so many po-
Htical leaders, received his training in
the Christian Brothers College. When
eighteen years of age he entered the
mercantile establishment of his
brother Daniel Martinez, but in few
years made contract for himself
to furnish hay and lumber to Uncle
Sam at Fort Union.
Mr.. Martinez was readily recog-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-11-25
WORKMAN MEETS
INSTANT DEATH
Matias Armijo's Life Crushed
Out When the Cable of
Derrick Breaks
FOREMAN NEARBY UNFRAMED
Accident Occurred at Arroyo
Hondo at $50 Yesterday
Morning.

Struck on the head by the gin pole
Of a derrick when cable guiding it
broke, Matias Armijo met instant
death at $50 o'clock yesterday morn
ing at the Arroyo Hondo project.
AS result, there was one house
hold in Santa Fe that observed a
very sad Thanksgiving day, for the
unfortunate mans body was brought
to the city yesterday afternoon and
sent home in coffin, while a weep
ing widow and three little children
were crushed by sorrow.
Mr.. Armijo was about 50 years of
age and was resident of this city
where he was well known. The fun
eral will take place tomorrow at 8
a. m. from the Cathedral. The Akers-
Wagner undertaking establishment
are in charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
In describing the accident, one of
the men at the Arroyo Hondo project
said today: "Mr Armijo and the
foreman, H. S. Arnold, were standing
near the big derrick which was used
in excavation work The cable for
some unaccountable reason suddenly
broke and the gin pole came down
with lightning like speed, striking Ar
milo on the head, fracturing his
skull.
Death must have been instantane-
Gus. Mr.. Arnold was only few feet
away but he escaped injury. Some
one who heard of the accident became
panicky and phoned into Santa Fe for
a physician but before the doctor ar
rived it was found that death had been
instantaneous.
Justice Jose Maria Garcia was noti
fed and went Immediately to Arroyo
Hondo where an inquest was held. The
verdict of the coroner's jury was thar
death was due to accidental causes.
This is said to have been the first
fatal accident at the Arroyo Hondo
project. 1t was optional with the
men whether they worked yesterday
or not, which was a national holiday
observed by all the business houses
in the afternoon and by the govern
ment, territorial and county officials
all day.