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Time Table Effective May 23, 1902.
Station. Magnolia Block, Capitol and
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For Anderson, Muncie. Marion. Alexandria and
Intermediate stations. Leave AIS a. m. and each
hour Thereafter until 9:l5 D. m. and els D.
limited trains for Anderson and Muncie. Leave
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and Muncie in two hours. IL a. m. and D. m.
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Big Four Earnings.

The Big Four lines proper earned In the
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increase over the corresponding week of
1901 of sl0.1s3.07. For the two first weeks
OF the month the earnings were s776.999O2,
an increase over last year of $12 SS7. o.
The Peoria & Eastern earned in the Sec
ond week of November $50, 436. 20; for the
two weeks the earnings were $l0l, 7l9.01. an
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Personal, Local and General Vote.

Il. I. Horn has been appointed assistant
TO l.. u. Haas. general superintendent of
the Baltimore d Ohio. at Pttsburg.
The Wabash earned In the second week
or November $685. S6, an increase over the
corresponding week last year OF So. $50.
The directors OF the Monon have declared
the regular semi-annual dividend of 2 ner
cent or the preferred stock. payable
Dec. 3.
IL Is alleged that the Toledo. ST. Louis
Western Is not only cutting freight rates.
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prices paid by shippers.)
Young turkeys. 10c; hens SC; cocks. &c; young
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Game-Rabbits. s1.l0d125 per doz; Mallard
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Cheese-New York full cream. 13Q14c; Swiss,
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sylvanlA. g!ii
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Talbot av.. at 2 o'clock p. m, Friday. Nov. T.
Friends invited Burial private
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years Funeral from residence, 33li North I'LL
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Invited Burial Crown Hill.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-09
kNIPE WORKS THE HAwKEYEs.
Iowa Coach Is Giving His Team Fast and
Hard Practice.

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Oct. S-Coach
kn1pe is giving the Hawkeye team some
OF the fastest and hardest practice on
Iowa field work this week that he has
ever given to football team. His plays
thus FAR are simple, and throughout the
practice he and the assistant coaches are
constantly drilling into the men the ele-
ments of the game.
There are number of new men both
IN the line and back of it. Donovan and
Atkinson are the new guards Buckley is
new to his place at right tackle and has
considerable to learn. Capt. Hollenbeck
Is also new man at his position, right
end. White at half back and Ochiltree
at full back are both new men on the
varsity. White received the prelimi-
nary training at Iowa last fall, and Ochil-
residence disqualification last fall. so
that they are not as new to the Iowa
play as the two guards. Howell, the
right halfback, is also practically new
man, and has as much to learn about his
position as any man ON the team.
Vaccination is likely to prove factor
in the Iowa football season. Compul-
dent G.. E. MacLean last week. Recent
vaccination would not do unless it was
successful, and successful vaccination
would not do unless it was recent and
recent is interpreted to mean within ten
days. DR.. Knipe himself vaccinated
many of the football candidates and sew
eral secured vaccination through sugar
pellets from homeopathic physicians, but
at least two members of the team went to
vaccinated without any reservations.
Their arms have begun to swell and a
hard time donning their jerseys is antici-
pated by them.
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PUPPIES ARE DEVELOPING.
Northwestern Coaches Are Still Working
Behind Closed Gates.


CHICAGO. Oct. S.-From behind the
gates of Sheppard field little is permit
ted to leak out that will tend to give
any 1ntlmatlon of new plays that are eX-
pected to enable the gridiron warriors of
NorthWestern university to wrest victory
from Chicago when they meet on Marshall
field next week. Coach HOLSTER, never
communicative to any extent is telling
little OF what his team is doing. Since G.
roster Sanford's tender of Services as
practice hours are occupied principally
with signal work and instruction for the
line men in blocking and charging.
From reports that come from the field
1t IS learned that the team is showing a
rapid development, it's Improvement over
week ago being especially remarkable.
This is due in part to the strength of
the scrub team, which is proving unusual
ly proficient.
The one cloud on the Northwestern
rooters' otherwise bright horizon, when
they contemplate the puppies chances
when their team meets the maroonS, is
the list of cripples under Trainer HempeTs
care. This list, which began with Satur-
days game. has not diminished, and
none of the men seems to improve RAPIDLY.
Van Ryper, the freshman halfback who
made good on the team early in the prac-
tice games, is unable yet to don a uni
form. He was on the field yesterday aft
ernoon, as We're all the other cripples, i'm
blbIng the instructions given by Coach
H1llfster and his new assistant, and ex-
poets to be able, to enter the game with
the Rush Medical college next Saturday
Allen was able to hobble out to watch
the team, but he will not be in the line
up again until next week. Ward, captain
and guard. whose arm and hand are swol-
len to twice their normal size resulting
from blood poisoning, submitted to an
operation yesterday afternoon which is
expected to hasten his recovery. He may
not be able to play in the Chicago game.
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}S| LATEST NEWS oET1E SPORTING WORLD III
for a game with the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college.
BADGERS ARE IN BAD SHAPE.
Same Old Tale of Hard Luck Comes Out
of Madison.


MADISON, Wis, Oct. s.--The hard con-
test with the plucky Beloit college team
in Milwaukee is but ten days distant, the
game with the wolverines on Marshall field
is but little more than a month away
and the Wisconsin football coaches are
problem of a suitable back field arrange
ment. Such is the unpromising situation
at the badger bailiwick. Not only have
King and Riordan not passed the expert
mental point in their selection Of success
Sors to Cochems and Larson, but they
have almost utterly. failed to develop a
respectable degree of team work with the
veterans that constitute more than half
Of the cardinal eleven.
In their unsatisfying search for rear
position men the badger coaches have
shifted the line men repeatedly. taking
back tackles and ends and even trying
a. guard without settling upon a conbina-
ton. The changes are responsible for
the failure of team play to appear. There
is perhaps no culpability to be attached
to the coaches, but the situation is bad
one and so recognized by the student body
and followers of the team in general.
To add to this there is the fact that
of the badgers at fullback, is liable to
injury in any hard game. In the Hyde
Park game he was injured in the hip and
had to be carried to the training quarters.
water and much rubbed with linirnent
but the soreness continues to bother him.
His injury is laid to the fact that he did
not appear for practice except one or
twice before the first regular game was
played and he was unseasoned for a hard
scrimmage. He was late in coming out
because he was reluctant to give up his
job as stenographer in the office of Adjt
Gen. Boardman in the state capital, and
for time he was in doubt as to whether
he would come out at all or not.
Never before at the opening of the sea-
son were the prospects of Wisconsin so
q 1n31th s111d
perhaps never before in such close prox-
unity to the hardest game of the schedule
was the team SO unsettled and the out
look SO dark.
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ICE CREAM FLAVORED
WITH CADAVERS
Appetizing Discovery in Connection
With the Finding of Thirty Dead
Bodies.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. S.-Thirty
dead bodies were found tonight in
cold storage plant in the rear Of an ice
cream factory on Eighth street. The
same pipes which were used in con-
gealing the cream for table use were
connected up with a small plant in
shed in the rear, where they kept the
bodies COOL 1t was at first thought that
the cadavers had been brought here
from Indianapolis, but the heads of
the several colleges interested in the
establishment asserted tonight that the
bodies were obtained legitimately by
them from the penitentiaries, insane
asylums and other institutions of Ken
lucky.
This morning Chief of Police Cum
Their received a letter from the chief
of police Of Indianapolis, inclosing a
letter from woman in Louisville, who
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-09
FOUR FAvoRlrEs, T~so OUTSIDERS.
These Are the Winners eof the Events at
Morris Park


NEW YORK. Oct S.lFour fayorites
and two outsiders divided the money at
Morris Park today. The seventh Hurri-
cana, selling stakes for tWo-year- olds,
was the feature of an ordinary card. In
quarters of length from the outsider,
shot, third. Time, so. Chuctanunda,
CARRYING iSs pounds far won the
Philma Paxton, favorite, took the Au-
tnmn hurdle hasdic al,,a handily from Nc
tor was the other favorfte. this colt win
ming the fourth race in 1:21%.
The following are the weights and en-
tries for the Nursery handicap, the Eclipse
sayable l2s,, Aceful 1875, Afrieander
12s, Dick Wells LIZ, Mizzen III, White
Daiesman 116, Croppier, Class Leader,
Tam O'shanter. Athol, Whorler, Girdle,
Model Prince Ey wen a gureh TaSore
Palnist lis, Judith Campbell Yard Arm,
Alsono Ia East India, Kate Star. Orly
H., Astraia 112, Flying Prince, Blue Rib
Eater Janeway. Rob Mclean, Invincible
1917, pepper. Mary Street, Buster. Gold
Pr Saas maYo o 1 Pn oarn b T ssote 1
1922 Hymettus, Athelroy, Adios, Tantalus
Cup, Merry Acrobat 100; Liberty, Chimes
Pebble IS, Benefit 81, sailmaker. Bond
age, Elliott Erbe 95, Tioga, Prince Eu
gene SO, Uranium, Northern Light, Florite
90, Sis Wagner, Tugai Bey, Mayor Ora
ham 80, The Guardsman 81.
The following are the weights and en-
tries for the Hunter handicap, one mile,
to be run Saturday, Oct. II, at Morris
Park:
Rockwater 1876, Lux Casta 12o, Hun
tressa 1913. Lady Sterling III, Flora Po-
mona 116, Rossignol. Par Excellence 112,
Hanover Queen, Pearl Finder Ill, Price
10, Sparklet 1913. Harlem Queen 167, Lady
Fan 106, Grail 104, Moon Daisy 102, Iver-
mia, Pretoria 100. ~ 4