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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
SOULS OF LoTTIE AND BOB
New York Woman Kills Husband and
shoots Self After Reading
Prayer Dock.

NEW YORK, Nov 2O.-Half crazed by
jealousy because OF her husbands atten-
tions to another woman Mrs. Lottie Hitch
cock shot and instantly killed her husband,
Robert L. Hitchcock. a compositor, as he
lay sleeping in their home in the borough
Of the Bronx early today. Then turning
the revolver on herself Mrs. Hitchcock in
flicted several wounds in the head, the re-
suit Of which will probably prove fatal
The man and woman were married about
a year ago. Recently they have had fire.
quent auarrels and Mrs. Hitchcock repeat
edly complained to neighbors that her hus-
band has been spending his evenings with
another woman when not at work. Hitch
cock returned from work at a. m today
and went to bed. While he was sleeping
his wife arose, placed the revolver to his
breast and sent two bullets through his
heart
Sitting on the edge Of the bed she fired
three bullets into her breast and tried to
shoot herself in the head, but caused only
a scalp wound. She was still conscious
when arrested and sent 20 a hospital She
told the police she did the shooting and
was glad Of It, Then she tainted An
opium smoking outfit was found in the
Hitchcock apartment. Nearby was an
Episcopal prayer book open at the prayer
reading: "Oh, Lord, we beeseech Thee, alb
solve Thy people from their offense that
through Thy bountiful goodness that we
may all be delivered from those sins which
we have committed"
Beside this was a newspaper clipping OF
a poem entitled Bessie Mccall" the last
stanza of which reads:
Oh, the price that we pay for the single
mistake;
On, the souls that men slay, and the hearts
that they break;
oh, surely, somewhere, God, who pities us
all,
VIII care for the soul OF Bessie Mccall.
In the last line the words Bessie Mccall"
had been run through with a pencil and
instead was written in feminine hand,
''Will care for the souls Of Lottie and Bob 4"
Mrs. Hitchcock had been married twice
and has son in Baltimore and daughter
in Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
RAILWAY STRIKE IN INDIA
Trame on Line 2,Is5 Miles Long Prac-
ticRIIy Tied Up by WaIkOut
of TFRinmen.

CALCUTTA, Nov 2O.-Trahic on the East
India railway, 2165 miles long and the
second largest line In India, is rapidly
becoming paralyzed by a strike. The
trouble originated with the engineers, who
are almost entirely European. and yes
terday and today great numbers Of natives
belonging TO the trafic stan Joined in the
movement. The most important section
ef the road, from Calcutta 10 Allahabad,
is practically tied up and already 5000 pas
sengers are stranded at Asansol, Bengal,
the junction Of the East Indian and Ben
gal Nagpur railroad, where the strikers
are threatening violence, Engineers are
leaving their trains at remote stations
and in some cases driving on with their
locomotives and leaving the cars. The
strikers complain OF oveTwork and poor
pay
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
RESOLUTIONS ARE IN ORDER
TrAnsmisSissipDi Congress Receives
Many Different Kinds of
Propositions.

MUsKoGEB. Okla. Nov. 9O.-Teday's
session of the Transmississippi Commercial
congress was called to order by John Henry
Smith Of Salt Lake City, one OF the leaders
OF the Mormon church. A number OF reso-
lutions were introduced and sent to the
committee on resolutions without comment,
as is the custom of the congress. Among
the resolutions introduced we're:
Recommending statehood for New Mexico,
by Governor Prince of that state.
Advising the national congress to issue
go, 1900 in treasury notes, the same to be
expended by the government in postroads.
A resolution for the deepening OF Pearl
harbor, Hawaii, by Governor Frear Of
Hawaii.
Governor Frear also introuded resolu-
tion inviting the United States navy to
visit Hawaii.
Ike T. Pryor OF San Antonio, Texas, in
trodueed a resolution compelling the rail-
roads to do away with the car shortage.
The resolution explained the car shortage
and suggested an interrailroad ownership
OF cars.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
CANADIANS STOP FISHERMEN
Men on Wrong side of Line Arrested
and Boats Kept by North
eFu Patrol

PUT-IN-BAY, o., Nov. 9O.-It is stated
that the Canadian patrol Vigilant fired a
shot at American fishermen and captured
them today. The patrol came on two
fishing boats and a gasoline launch near
Old Hen Island. There were four men in
the boats.
The fishermen were ordered to surrender,
but instead they hurried aboard the launch
and set out for American waters as fast
as they could go.
The Canadian government vessel gave
chase. It was a lively race for time. but
when the Vigilant sent a shot after the
Americans, which came dangerously near
them, they surrendered and were taken
aboard the Vigilant, but were later put
on boats fishing on the American side and
liberated. The Canadians. however, kept
the fishing boats.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
NEW FEDERAL PETIT JURY
Additional Panel OF FOrty-Five
Names IL Drawn for Pres
ent Term.

An additional panel Of forty-five petit
Jurors to serve during the present term
OF the United States circuit court for the
Omaha district was drawn wednesday
morning by United States District Clerk
r. c. Hoyt and jury commissioner. DR..
George Tilden. Omaha is represented on
the new panel by w. c. Bullard OF the
Bunard, Hoagland & Benedict Lumber
company. Allen r. Archibald, stone cutter,
1918 North Twenty-fifth street; Lee Gibson.
real estate dealer, Patterson block; ]. Z.
George secretary and treasurer OF George
& Co., 1O6 North Twenty-hfth street;
Thomas f. Hall, manager OF the Hall Dis
tributing company, 2215 Sherman avenue;
s. w. Lindsay, jeweler, 1916 Douglas street ;
Carton Roth. chief clerk Omaha Grain ex-
change, and II. A. Snow. chief clerk of the
Omaha Gas company.
The new panel is directed to report for
duty at the United States court house.
Omaha, at 10 a. m, Monday, December g.
The full list is as follows:
Allen r. Archibald, Omaha, 1913 North
Twenty-fifth street; c. A. Anderson, wav-
erly; George W. Abbott, Moulton; Carl
Axen, Pilger: w. d. Atkins, Kimball; A.
II. Bowman, Lawrence; John w. Beran
Ord; w. c. Bullard. 100 North Fortieth
street Omaha; II. Chamberlain, Clarks;
r. w. Clancey, Beatrice; william Dugdale,
Pawnee City; Nathan Downe, Fairbury;
Joe Drahos. West Point; Wesley T. Evans,
O'Neill; F, j. Eby, Stuart; J. w. clifford,
Belden; Lee Gibson, 62S South Nineteenth
street Omaha; J. e. George, 1901 Farnam
street. Omaha; Carlos f. Hame, O'Neill;
Thomas f. Hall, 2216 Sherman avenue,
Omaha; John II. Hoebner, Fremont; John
Hamel, Nelson; v. II. Hagelbarger, Fair
bury; ID. W. Hotallng. Tecumseh; Charles
]. Johnson, Newark; J. e. Kelley, Univer-
sty Place; A. M Koehlg. Madison; s. w.
Lindsay. 1916 Douglas street. Omaha; John
X. Mallott, Wilber; Henry Mayer. Grand
Island; p. c. Morehead, DeWeese; c. B.
Modisett, Grand island; Ed ]. O'Connor,
Lyons: o. F. Plum, Petersburg, Boone
county; ]. X. Powers, Blair; Frank Ros-
cow South Auburn; Carton Roth, 1924
North Forteth street. Omaha; Joe Spick-
ler Shubert II. A. Snow. $3.50 Burdette
street, Omaha; John Toebken. Wsner; N.
f. Tomlinson, Wood River; Scott w.
Terry. Chappell; EdwarE Walt, Lincoln;
Chauncey L. Wattles, lteligh; John Will
helm, Bruning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
CHANGERS ELECT OFFICERS
Nathan j. Bachelor of Concord. N.
H., Reelected Master OF
National Body.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov 2O.-Oficers of
the National Grange were chosen today,
as follows: Master, Nathan ]. Bachelor
OF Concord. N II. (re-elected); overseer
c. T. Atheson OF West Virginia; lecturer
George w. F. Gaunt OF New Jersey IRE
elected); steward, ]. A. Newcomb OF Cor
don, Colo Mrs. Eva s. Mcdowell OF Rome
N. Y, was reelected treasurer; Charles
NJ. Freeman Of Tippecanoe City, O.. was
reelected secretary. For the three graces
in the exempliheatlon Of Ceres in the
national degree, Mrs. Elizabeth II. Patter-
son OF Maryland. Mrs. Ida j. Judson Of
Balfour Ia, and Mrs Sarah G. Baird Of
Minnesota were chosen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
NEBRASKA GETS SPEED TRIAL
Test WIN BE Made for FOrty-EiEht
Hours at Full speed on
Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2O.-The battle
ship Nebraska's stay In this port will be
shorter than was expected by the officers
OF the big war vessel. orders were received
yesterday to return to Puget Sound. The
trial board will be here this morning and
some time before noon the Nebraska will
sail for Bremerton. On the way north the
Nebraska Will be given its final speed trial.
which calls for fun speed for forty-eight
hours. II the battle ship makes good IN
the face Of the boisterous weather that pre-
walls between here and Puget Sound at this
time Of the year, the test should satisfy
all concerned. AT Bremerton the Nebraska
will coal and take on ammunition and will
return here later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
DOMESTIC.

Attorney General Wade H. Ellis Of Ohio,
in a speech at Warren, o., at a banquet
in memory Of President GARFIELD, de-
clared the present financial furry is man
ufactured by moneyed interests TO dis
credit President Roosevelts policies. He
declared in favor of Secretary Taft
Page /
Theodore Shonts finally gives consent
to marriage of his daughter to a French
duke. Page l
Heavy rainfall in Texas brings rivers
to flood stage. Page /
Baltimore man at eastern waterways
on river improvements in the western
desert" Page 1
Mrs, Bradley testihes that she does not
remember firing the shot that killed for
mer Senator Brown at Washington.
Union Pacific railroad, with oregon
Short Line and Union Pacific Coal COM
pany, were indicted at Salt Lake City on
charge OF combination whereby coal
dealer was forced out Of business.
Republican League Of Clubs Of Ohio in
dorses Senator Foraker for the senator
ship and also fer the presidency. Page q
Testimony in Walsh trial shows how
large sums OF money were transferred
from Chicago National bank to the South
ern Indiana railroad. Page !
South Dakota supreme court holds state
liquor law is prohlbitory in the absence
of direct vote for license each year.
Page j
NEBRASKA.
Former County Judge Hendee of Saline
county gives himself up and will serve a
three-year term in the penitentiary on a
charge of embezzlement. Page 3
Senator Norris Brown given a testi.
monial banquet in which men of all
parties participate, on the eve of his de-
parture for Washington. Page :
FoRRTaN.
Japanese statesmen promise to limit
emigration from their country as an aid
to western countries who find Asiatic
labor a menace. Page
Canadian patrol boat arrests American
fishermen who have trespassed northorr
fishing waters. Page
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Port Arrived RaiIe6
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
Flow of Gold Continues.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 20-The steamer
Kron Prihs Wilhelm, which sailed for New
specie
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Goldman, Sachs &
Co. announced the engagement Of $3.50, 900
In gold IN London today. This brings the
total gold engagements on the present
movement to S7s, 10000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
HEAVY RAINFALL IN TEXAS
southern Portion of state Flooded
and Rivers Are at Flood
StnRe.

HOUSTON. Tex. Nov. 20.-Since last Sat
urday rain has fallen almost necessarily
throughout southern Texas. All the smaller
streams are overflowing and the rivers are
at flood stage. Much damage 10 roads
bridges and farms is being done and the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
lsnee, Mo- IndIcted.

PEORIA H., Nov. 20-Frank. alias Jake
and 'Speck' Moss, who was arrested In
Chicago on November IS last charged with
The murder Of Policeman Ed Barrett OF
this city on October IS. has been indicted
by the grand jury. Moss was placed ia
solitary confinement in the county ial this
a.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
LEWIS CASE IS NEARLY DONE
Testimony for Defense Nearly All In
trOduced-Little Else TO
Follow.

ST LOUIS. NO, Nov. 20.-TestimOny for
the defense In the trial OF Edward G.
Lewis. charged with having used the mails
20 defraud In establishing the Peoples
United States bank, WILL it Is said. con-
clude today. The government has only a
few Witnesses In rebuttal, and Il Is believed
the case will go 10 the jury before the
end OF the week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
BaII for King and queen.

LONDON, Nov. a.-King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria OF Spain, who are guests
OF the duke Of Portland. will attend a ball
tonight given in their honor in the famous
underground ball room at Weibeck Abbey,
which was excavated by the fifth duke OF
Portland and which has not been used In
years. The whole suite OF subterranean
chambers and the passages communicating
with them will be dazzlingly illuminated
with lights.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
ATHER.

Forecast till Thursday.
For Omaha, c. Sluffs and Vicinity
Rain, followed b. iafr Thursday; colder.
For Nebraska-Thursday fair.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
TO ORDER

PANIC MADE TO ORDER
Attorney General of Ohio Makes
Charge at Garfield Banquet.
NO REASON FOR THE FURRY
He Says it is False and Artificial in
Every Sense.
WILL NOT DECEIVE PEOPLE
Attempts to Blame the Administration
Will Fail.
BASIS OF PROSPERITY Is REAL
PredictiOn that Policies Of the Admin
istratIOn VIII Be Continued
Under Leadership OF will
liam II. Taft.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
Many New Names.

Many new names were added 20 the
books OF the association, as many dealers
were present who had never before Joined
the association. The hotels are filled with
implement men and the large banquet hall
at the Rome was taxed last evening 70
hold the members OF the association who
had arrived for the first meeting
This evening J. M. ElWeu Of sRrinEaalS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-11-21
Panic win he a FissIe.

iCSahiassa on se0Ond PaEe)
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
just Because

your cough Is in the throat and does not
trouble you now. don't think that it
needs no attention. When 1t has not
had much Of start il the time to check
1t. The slightest cough easily leads to
Pneumonia, Bronchitis end Consump.
tiOn. A bottle Of Ballard's Horohound
Syrup will cure that cough. The price
puts 1t within reach Of all. Sold by
Yelton Drug Co. IT,
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

MORE sNow-Last evening 1t
begin to look like . rain storm but
before morning II turned TO snow
which continued 10 fail till about
niue O'Clock. when the sun oame out
and the snow soon disappeared. Ths
storm wss not 20 severe IS II looked
early this morning.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

TOURING THE soUTH-Guy U.
Hardy. editor Of the Canon City REQ
ord. IL making an extensive tour OF
the Southern states. Oan IL bs he
forssesn this spell Of winter and hit
out for , warmer clime? He has
written entertAininely to his paper
from New Orleans.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

CLEAN. UP DAY-Canon City has
set Saturday, April ~. for . general
clsAn-np day Of the city. The storm
Of last week come just ~ they had
set previous date for olsan up. and
now II looks like they'd have to
postpone the date again.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

prima donna: Hiss winifssd Green,
the dainty little subresic. and .
chorus Of fifteen. This attraction
should b ths bsss nnsical comedy
that has been here this season.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

WILL RELIANT Many people
who have plan tod beans. ououmb bers,
melons,. etc.. are thinking pretty
seriously of seplanting when the
weather settles. An old time. in
this section observes that ali danger
Of frost is not passed until Nay 1st
q 10th. and IL looks now that his
prediction 10 abo ut right. II IL this
year anyway.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

HOusE REMoDELED-Ths Reed
honss on East Front stIsss which
was burned BY nrs some months ago,
ID now being prepared for occupancy.
II has bsen rebuilt and is now il the
hands Of the paperhapgers.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

Presbyterian AID-Ths rag.
ular mcnthly meeting will b. held
tomorrow afternoon At the hoas Of
Mrs. Mcdonald on Santa Fs avenue
q $3.50 shAip. Business Of import.
aaos and social time following.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

ANNUAL MEETIN0-Ths annua ii
meeting Of the stock holders Of the
Coal Greek Water and Light company
was held April 2S. The following
ofiosrs were eleosed for the ensuing
year: President. II. Houston: VICE
president. Jshn Roberts; supsrintsr d !.
ent. e. II. Will ms; water commits
siouer. Richard Fisher. The meet.
Ing wAs very satisfactory to ell oon.
o,rned and shows the company in .
prosperous condition.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

NEW WALL PAPER-Jo John Hous.
tor rsosivsd Anosber carload q wall
paper this morning.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25
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JoT1IN0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Or. Yard. dentist. saaos tsisphons
sast 1875.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

COMING ATTRACTION-Amopg
the plays OF American authorship.
which have found favor among The
amusement going public. few have
sxcellsd In point Of criticism and
financial returns shat whioh 10 credit
ed to the deiishtful comedy drama.
"Ths Banker's Ohild." written BY
Eunioe Fitoh. and received its drst
production In New York City. where
II had . remarkable rup. during
which psriod IL received the strong.
sst endorsement Of the metropolitan
press. This excellent attraction
will bs here for one night only ut
Houston opera house. April 20.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

FREMONT GUEsTs-N. ". Vic.
lstts. Denver; ". n. Candy. Cclo.
rAdo Springs; J. n. Lee. Pueblo; q.
N. Green. Boston; o. T. Simpk ins.
Denver; ". &. Defiier. Chicago; @
II. Sharp. Pueblo; J. e. Friedman,
Omaha; N. e. Zeuor. Bonanzs,
Oolo. o. A. Pomeroy. L. A.: A. A.
viokers. city; ". 8. Perry. Portland.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

FOR PETIT LARCENY. = A
stranger 10 town last night entered
an ante.room Of ono Of the local lodge
halls and stole an umbrella. Night
AaIshal Brimble was informed and
landed bis man IN the city jail. The
umbrella WAS found In one OF the
thirst parlors where IL had been
paWued for . drink.
The daily tribune., 1907-04-25

TONIGHT Az Houston's opera
house rare and pleasing attraction
will bs given. Allen Curtis and his
nusioal comedy oompany prsssatipS
"Ths Ten Thousand Dollar Bsas y. T"
A company cenpossd Of twenty pso.
pie. oil artists In their line. Allen
Curtis whe 10 always welcomed here.
Edgar Soooisy. lsts comedian Of His
Hishssss. The Bsy company. who
10 always rs:dy With . new brand Of
VIZ and humer; Aiss Nayms Prayer.
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