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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
A TALE OF THE PURPLE sHE.''

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Foiled in three attempts in
this city to secure divorce from her husband,
Mrs. Grace G.. Bohn, wife Of John j. Bohn, one
of the publishers Of the Hotel World, has insti-
tuted q fourth suit with the same object, this
time in San Diego, CAL, in which she makes
sensational charges involving her mother: By
accident one day Mrs. Bonn came across some
literature of a theosophical school, which fasci-
mated her. From that time she gave, herself up
to the tenets Of the cult headed by Mrs. Tingley,
at Point Iona, Cal. Mrs. Tfngley is known as
1.-THE Purple She.'' Mrs. Bohn turned against
her husband, and in the course of the past
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
KENTUCKY'S COMPLAINT
The Railroad Commissions War on
49, the Southern Mercer.

Washington, Oct. 21.-The interstate
commerce commission has made public
the complaint Of the railroad commission
Of Kentucky against the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad company, the Louisville &
Nashville railroad, the Southern railway,
the Southern railway in Kentucky. the
Southern railway in Indiana. the Cincin-
natl, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
company, the Cincinnati Southern Rail-
road company, and the Chicago, Indian
apolis & Louisville Railroad company, in
volving allegations of unlawful combina-
ton. -. -: - -. ~ -. =.
The complaint asks. for an Investigation
LOT these roads by the commission, an ak
animation Of the contracts, agreements,
etc. the production Of books, papers, tar
ifs, contracts, the issuance of subpoenas
for witnesses, an inquiry into the manage
ment of the roads: an inquiry as to
whether their contracts, etc. constitute
an unlawful, combination. and a conspiracy
to pool the freights Of the different and
competing roads, and device to enable
the roads to divide the net proceeds Of the
earnings so as to equalize the earnings of
each Of them. and the general railroads OF
the arrangements made on the commerce
of the section involved.
The complaint says these roads cover
all important railroad points and all rail-
road lines in the territory aggregating
over $30, 000, 900 annually, and charges that
j. P. Morgan G. Co. have secured prac-
teal control and management of the af
fairs of all Of these lines.
It is alleged that the defendant COM
panies have not filed with the interstate
commerce commission, as required by
law, copies Of the contracts, agreements,
etc. It Is charged that such arrangements,
combinations, purchase and sale for the
producing Of what is called "commun-
| ity of interest" Is simply an agreement
or, com bination by which all freights Of all
roads named shall be pooled or controlled
or routed so as to prevent competition.
| This consolidation, joint ownership and
! joint control, it IS charged, Is simply to
pool freightsz between these railways in
such proportion as those controlling or
managing the combination shall designate
and SO destroy competition. zs#
i The interstate commerce commission
will Immediately notify all concerned OF
the complaint, and probably will arrange
for a hearing not earlier than December. (
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
NORTHWESTERN FEARS KNOX,

Chicago, Oct. 21.-That the Chicago game
proved beyond doubt that Northwestern has a
bunch Of football material from which may
be developed stronger eleven than has repre-
sented the Evanston school for a number Of
years, Is the way doc" Hollister is disposed
to view the recent reverse his football players
suffered at the hands Of the maroons.
Beginning with this week, HOLSTER will set
to work to remodel the lineup, and he will
alter In some particulars the style Of play used
thus far.
The Kncx game is giving the Northwestern d.
rector considerable worry. If the Galesburg
eleven Is as strong as when it played the ma
rooms, Northwestern will have to improve some
this week in order to defeat the plucky little
team. Allen, who was badly used up in the
Chicago game, is out. Of the game for q, week.
and Van Ruyper may not be able to get into
the play in time for Saturdays contest. Sabin
who conducted himself so we'll Saturday, will
probably be worked at half in Sherlock s. place
while search for new half will be carried on
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
IOWA TEAM PICKS UP.

Iowa City, Iowa, Oct. 21.-Coach Knipe accom-
plished much with the Iowa football squad in the
third week Of practice, and there Is confidence
in Iowa's ability to defeat the gophers on Iowa
field next Saturday.
The varsity has picked up wonderfully in
speed and its aptitude with the plays. New
plays have been given the men and they have
them down to nice point. The new halfbacks
give evidence of much greater ability to down
the opposing runners than the old backs, Howell
and White.
Mack Is an especially apt pupil in the art
of tacklng the opposing runners, as he tries to
go around the varsity right end or skirt through
the line Off tackle He makes exactly the WILL
ing sort Of player that Knipe likes and he will
probably develop him into fine player before
the end Of the season.
Atkinson. at right guard, who tips the scales
at $40 pounds; Sieberts, at left end, and Captain
IIollenbeck, the big center, all veterans Of last
year, are in the best Of form and much is
expected of them.
A brand new bunch of plays will be sprung
by Iowa In one of the big games this year, in
the Minnesota game If necessary; if not, then
in the Michigan game, two weeks later They
rest upon a new manner Of calling upon the as
sstants Of player on the other side Of the
line from that on which the play is directed,
and quick Is its execution and uncertain is its
direction that it has proven a wonderful success
the reserves. The reserve teams, after going
up against it one evening, practiced It the
varsity the next night.
The varsity could not stop it for fifty yards,
though the men knew the signals and the place
where the play would strike. Hence, Coach
Knipe figures that when the varsity tries it on
another varsity team there will be something
doing.
The thing that is bothering Coach Knipe this
year. after that OF getting the men on the jump
every moment OF the game, is the halfbacks on
the defensive. DR.. Knipe still adheres to the
end-close-in defense, playing the end in upon
the opposing interference to break it up and
leaving the halfback to tackle the runner.
This method of defense has worked we'll where
the halfbacks were quick and good tackIers.
Last year, however, the halfbacks on the de-
fensive were the weakness of the team. Wei
land allowed Rogers, of Minnesota, to 20 over
Iowa's goal line without any Interference to aid
him. and every subsequent touchdown, nearly
was permitted because Of the weakness of the
hafbacks in tackling quickly. The new half
backs seem, this year, however, to have mas
tered their duties better. They are closing II
quicker and thus get their men.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
INDEPENDENT FOOTBALL.

The. second Sherrys defeated the Little Co
piers Saturday by the score of So to- o. For
games with the winners, address J. =. Mulcahey,
al Fourth avenue NE. = -:
The Blaine A. A. would like to hear from any
135-pound amateur team in the state. The
Blaine team has not lost game for the last
five;years. It includes five players Of the crack
Gopher team The manager wishes to hear
from the st. Paul Tigers, Adams and Columbia
Heights. The lineup is follows: Left end,
Berman left tackle, Hester and Bloom; left
guard, Davis; center, Ennis or Flanagan; right
guard, Levy or Geisbach; right tackle, Rosen-
stein; right end, R. Dubay; right half, G..
Dubay; fullback, Best; quarter, Grodnick or
Strangely. For games address r. Dubay, 624
First avenue n. a.
The Irvings defeated the Bremers by score
of IL to 0. The Irvings want games with any
team in the city averaging 11o pounds Address
nue. S. ',>
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
MARooNs WORK UP SPEED,

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Inspired by the victory of
Saturday over Northwestern, and nerved by re-
ports from Illinois to undergo the hardest kind
Of practice this week, the maroons Jumped into
the first days work in preparation for the Cham
pa1gn lads in double quick time. "Faster'' was
the war cry with which Chicago athletes were
urged on toward getting into form for the game
next Saturday.
1.-THE men moved quickly last night: said
Stage after the practice. "They played ragged
at times, but, On the WHOLE. showed improve
ment in getting off fast. There is plenty of
room for more speed. The boys will have to
move quickly to equal the speed Of the Illinois
players. Both Stahl and Rothgeb are powerful
men and are exceptionally quick in spite of
the fact that they good-sized men,
Eight new plays were taught the maroons yes
terday by their leader.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
HARVARD MEN HAVE LIGHT WORK,

cambridge Mass, Oct: A.-The Harvard var
sity football eleven had a comparatively light
days work On Soldiers field yesterday after
noon. Most of the men who played Saturday In
the West Point game were sent for a run after
the preliminary work, and then to the locker
building.
Barnard and A. Marshall were the only two
men to go into the scrimmage against the second
eleven. Bill Burden, captain Of the 'e9 eleven.
was out In togs, and for time he played
on the second eleven against Marshall, showing
the new guard all over the gridiron While
Burden played the second eleven advanced the
Marshall. -
stillman, who began the game at fullback Sat-
urday. was not out yesterday. He had one
Of his ribs badly injured and will be out of
the game for a week. Graydon, the varsity
fnliback, who was injured week ago, was in
the game again yesterday. He ran through sig
nails with the varsity and later played in
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
CARLETON KEATS NORTH DAKOTA,

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. A.-The Carleton
college football team defeated the University
Of North Dakota squad before large crowd
here yesterday, the score being II to 8. The
University Of North Dakota used mass center
plays and line plunges, failing to attempt an
end run during the entire game. The same
tactics were used by Carleton in the first half,
in which no scores were made. In the last half,
Carleton played around the ends and made
both touchdowns in this manner. The game was
flercely contested one and several men were dis
abled.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
THE UNsEALED BIBLE LOST.

Williams Bay, Wis, Oct. A.-Rev. George
Chainey, Of Chicago, and his associates in the
"School Of Interpretation have suffered an ir-
resparable loss by fire which destroyed their
temporary residence at Williams Bay. The
the value of $1,000 but, more than all, manu-
script Of DR.. Chainey's work, .'The Unsealed
Bible" only two volumes Of which, Genesis"
and Revelations, ;, are in. the: hands Of the
printers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
MITCHELL DEFEATS YANKToN.

Mitchell, s. D.. Oct. M.-The Mitchell and
Yankton college football teams met on the local
gridiron yesterday afternoon In the first college
game of the season. Mitchell won by score of
46 to O. Mitchell made most OF her gains in
the first half, by end runs, and in the second
half successfully bucked the Yankton- line.
Mitchell had the ball the greater share Of the
time The Mitchell team leaves next Saturday
for trip to Grand Forks and Fargo, N. D.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21

eighteen months she has fled three original bills
and two amended bills for divorce, charging
cruelty and desertion. In each case her bills
have been dismissed. The Theosophists with
whom she consorts have set her against her
mother, DR.. Mary, E. Green, Of Charlotte, Mich.
because the latter once entertained Annie Besant,
the successor to Nine. Blavatsky, the bead Of a
rival sect. ,.sA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
MICHIGAN's HEAD IS REDUCED.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct. 21.-Michigan's expert
ence with Notre Dame, at Toledo, Saturday,
relieved the student body Of some of its over
confidence regarding the strength of this seasons
team
Iost says that he Is satisfied with the score,
in view of the muddy condition of the field,
which prohibited fast play, but the way in
which Salmon tore through the Michigan line
shows that there Is something wrong with the
varsity's defense. Michigan did not meet as
strong team Wisconsin last year, and the
badger team Is causing some worry.
The coach called down the team for allowing
the steady gains by the Notre Dame captain,
and 1t is a certainty that the players will get
some good hard defensive practice this week in
preparation for the Wisconsin game.
1.-The trouble with you fellows said Yost to
bunch Of the varsity linemen, lis that you
never once got the jump on the Notre Dame men
when they had the ball. You can't stop plays
unless you get the charge your men. You
acted as If you said: Come on, Notre Dame,
we will get in to stop you when you get over
here You were all to blame"
1t is evident that Yost realizes that the team
must Improve wonderfully If Its defense is to
stop Wisconsin,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-21
SECRET PRACTICE AT YALE.

New Haven, Oct. 21.-Yale began secret foot
ball practice yesterday afternoon, two weeks
earlier than in seasons heretofore. Over 500
spectators, who every afternoon go to the field
to watch the practice, were shut out yesterday
afternoon until the secret work was over. It
lasted about half an hour and then the gates
were thrown open and the guards Withdrawn. :
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He put them through hour of practice In
formation and signal work, but did not have
them line up for scrimmage. All OF the men
who were in Saturdays game, except Mofatt
and Fog, who are laid up with slight bruises,
reported for practice yesterday and were in good
condition Mofatt and Fogg are expected to be
out to-day. Long, who underwent surgical
operation last week, is recovering faster than
was expected and was out in his suit last night,
though he did not take part In the practice.
Remp, who hurt his back some days ago, and
who has since been on the hospital list, Is
nearly we'll and vii, resume work to-day. j The
hard practice for the Michigan game, which will
be played in Chicago, Nov. 1, will begin to-day
and continue until the day of the game. The
practice will be secret. In addition to stiff
practice at Camp Randall each afternoon, secret
signal practice will be held In the gymnasium
every evening until the big game.
The game with Kansas next Saturday, is not
feared by the coaches as anything more than a
practice game, and all the work done from now
on will be for the contest with Michigan.
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BADGERS FEAR ONLY MICHIGAN.
Madison, Wis, Oct. 21.--Coach King did not
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