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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
0Stbe Sose No. 13, 5. >. &. y,

Sas geitern in Martin's 8rOpe ab=
9ebaltene Picnic Der @0tbe 2o9e 9tO.
13, s. =. G. g., nabm einen in jecer
Se5iebun9 gemiitbli9en @erlauf. Die
Wtit9lieOer nit ibren Gamilien batten
ii9 OOl5dblig unO au9 piele 6reunOe
Der 2O9e batten lib auberOem eiu9e=
funhen. Sir unterbaltungen mar iei=
tens css Nrrangements=@omites in auss
9iebiger Weiie geiOrgt unO aud Die Be-
wirt6ung lieB nitts gu piiniaen ii6rig.
Sin ieber Sbeilnebmer an Dem biibit
arrangirten picnic tonnte am Ibeno
iaeen, baB er in ansenebmer @eiell=
i9aft einen bereniigten Sag psrlebte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
Yuli,sili9es Waerlsi.

Ser 73=idbrige Teteran @Or=
nelius Worrel muroe auf Der Strabe
liesenb, aus elmer Sopfpunoe bluteno,
in betruntenem 3uitanoe aufgefunoen.
Na9oem feline g8unoe i'm Sispenia=
RUM geflift iporben mar, wuroe er
einsefedt.
Wirth Somer 8oobpear uon
go. 738 Waiia9uietts @be. puroe un=
ter Der Nnflaee berbaftet, cine &iite
nit S6langen in Den Canal eetporfen
5u baben.
GraTt 8riffin, 8eiiber elmer
Der Siloer=@allerien (penny in-the=
slot-machine) miro beute Dem Yolieis
ri9ter unter Der Nntla9e por9efiibrt
merben, Obit6ne giloer ausssitelt su
6a5en.
Mit ibm suiammen 1T Der 10idbrise
pbOtOgrapb &obt. McSunalo bon 81.
capitol Npe. perbaftet poroen. 9lus
oehen Itelier iolen bic giloer tam=
men.
Sm 8eri6t far jugenbli6e
Strdflnse miro ii9 Der 1O=jdbriss
Willie 59rDoer, Sobn bon Sobn
S9rDoer. go. 324 gane Str, tueeen
Siebitahls bon SIG. @igentbum oes
Mildereibeiibers oenrp s. Sartmann
BON Sherman Sripe, psrantworten
miiIIen.
Sie Boli5ei q B n bet CUR
3eit auf mebrere riioe Burden, tpel9e
am Samitas @bsnb Den @isbbdnoler
Wm. &. Sbiel bon gto. 1921 Noro
Merioian Str. auf beRen am gaele=
@reet befinoli9en Garm in rober @eiIe
mibbanoelten.
Sie Sarbisen Sranf Sefferion unb
Wm. Sarris puroen leBte Na9t eegen
IL llbr an Der Snbiana Ipenue, nabe
Der Slafforo Ctr. unter Der 9lnflaee
oes Srasens berbOrsener Waffsn uno
oes SeOrOhens nit @affen einselo6t.
gereits in Der Samitas Madt batten
ne fi4 in elmer bena6barten Spelunte
iioer ben Saufen idieBen wpllen. 9ebte
Na9t erneuerten iie ben Streit uno es
wdre obne Die redtseitise Saspii6en=
funft Der YOli3iiten unfeblbar gum
Slutper9ieBen gefommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
Snbianapolis Snb, NDntas, Septmber 1903

itatt. 6ir oieielbe mar Elm reidbaltiges
programm aufseitellt woroen. Gs
puroen Wettfabrten suiI9en arbeits=
pferben, preistdmpfe uno tllrnerii9e
1lebungsn ab9ebalten. Giir @oncert=
NtuIit mar in umfaHenoer Weiie geior9t
uorben. @s purbe cine 9lusfelung
bon Babies absebaltsn uno Die Cottage
in Srbington, fir pslae Ieit LANCER
3eit 2ooie i'm Sntereiie oes Irbeiter=
tempelfOnbs bsrtauft luuroen, wuroe
oerloofi.
Sie Sauptnummer auf benz pro=
9ramm aber mar Die &ebe, pel6e
Samuel 8omper' belt. Serielbe
bei9dftiete fid mir 8. W. parrp unb
oehen anerifsn iuf bic Organiiirte Gr=
belt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
Sie Yfsroe= sdan.

Die 9lussaben fir Die pferbei4au
finb bon Dem @sneral=Wana9er Or. 6.
8. 8rlp pie fol9t bere9net WOroen:
gau Der Nrena uno Sibe $2500; In=
seigen ,c. s250O; WuIit uno Saldrs
$1,000; Selte $1,000; Wtietbe uno Be-
arbeituns Der @riinoe $1,000; Sscori-
runs Der 3elte $1,000; @eri6ieoenes
$1,000. an greiIen tOmmen $4,000
CUR 8ertbeiluns. Der Contract fir
ben gau Der Nrena uno Sibe 1T an
Die biefieen @ontractoren 8ebriioer
Brandt bergeben tpDrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
II { d | | e.

Senrp Sollman fiel berte 8ormitta9
an Der Sbio uno gDeit Str. bon einem
Strabenbabu Wasen uno erlitt cine
iOld tiefe Wunbe am 2opf, baB Der
SispenIariums Irjt, wel4er iba be-
banoelte, es fur seratben bielt, ibn
nod Dem Staot=Sospital su i9iden.
Ser 64=idbrise Nnitreider Samuel
@biterioge fisl an Der %. Is. Str. uno
Big Sour @eleiien bon einem 8eriiite.
@r trug 8erlebunsen am &adgrat boz
bon unb wurbe na9 Dem Staot=Sospi-
tai iiberfiibrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
@nf osr SasS bernnsladt.

Greb. @nsbabl bsn go. 1905 Siio
@eit Str. befanb ii9 beute 8Ormittag
auf Sellers 6arm auf Der Saab, als
in Dem Iugenblid, ba er einen Sta9el+
Orabi3aun iiberitsisen ipOllte, feline
6linte fb entluo. 0ie Susel brang
Ober1alb oes Ser5ens in Die Sruit elm
unb an Der Settle pieber beraus. @r
wurbe na9 bent Stabtboipitale ee=
bra6t, no iein 3uitano als iebr beoent=
lid befunoen tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
Ss,ablmus osr Wili,en.

SGs Srie9s=Separtement giebt cine
@nti6sioung bss @omptrOQers oes
Saabamtes betannt. na4 Der Wtilisen,
pel9s an Wan0pern uno ionitigen
llebunsen oss resuldren Sesres tbeil=
ns6men, gu 2Obnung, Yerpflsgun9
uno Transportation, bon Der 3eit oes
Nufbru9s biz our &iiftebr in bas
&enbesbous ibres Ssimatbsitaa tes be-
re9tigt fino.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
Die groRen ManGper bet @ef=
point, Gb.

SIe Vertreier Der Oert1te0e=
men an ben Serb Itmnn0pern bel Weit
POint t6eiluebmenoen Mrtilerie=3e9i=
menter uno Ofiisisre beginner, Die
nDtbisen Pferoe gu rsquiriren. unge=
fdbr 400 gferoe psroen aebrau9t tper=
ben. sluf Dem Saserplabe nebmen bic
GOrbereitun9en einen euten Sorteang.
Sesenmdrtig peroen @aherleitungs=
rDbren gelest. Sas Waiier 1T iehr
gut uno miro 8runnen entnommen.
Die eigens fiir bas Selola9er sesraben
iino. Die 6armer uno bic @inwObner
bon Weit Yoint boffen wdbrenb Der
WanOber our6 Sewirtbung bon Be-
fubern uno Solbaten elm bubbles
Siimm9en @slo gu beroienen unb
trefen biesbesiisli6e 8orbereituneen.
9In Gliiaerfneipsn miro es, ba @ef
POint troden 1T. tpdbrenb Der Mano=
her ni6t feblen.
Sas Seldnoe III ausselegt unb ben
beri6iebenen Sruppentbeilen linb ibre
StanrOrte angepieien wOroen. Sas
Sauptquartier General Yates' befinoet
ii6 cine balbe Meile iiioli6 bon Somarb
Station. @benbabin tommen Der Gelb=
telegraph, 6elotelepbon uno Die Union
uuo Boital Seleeraph=Stationen. Sis
jebt Itebt feit, oab fOlgenoe Sruppen
fi9 am ManOOer betbeilisen tperoen
3uei Satterien glrtillerie bon SORT
Sheridan, unter @ol. Worton, oa3u
a9t S9uabrOnen bes z. &egiments
@apallerie aus Gbifamuuea, Elm @a=
baaerie= =&e9imsnt bon ben SefferiOn=
Sarrafen, babel orei Sduabronen bee
4. unb brei beg 8. &sgiments uno 3pei
pom g., aus Sort Sheridan.
9lu6 fommen bic Gapelen bes
Siebtsn uno I6ten &eeiments nit.
6erner fiinf @ompagnien Snfanteri(
oes Siebten &e9iments aus 6ori
Wapne uno Sort Sraop, uno pielei6t
brei @ompagnien aug Sort porter, eli
@ompagnien bes Sritten &egiments
aus Sort S6omas, Columbus 8ar'
rafs uno Columbia Nrienal, Senn.,
unb Elm Battalion beg 3wanSisfen &e=
aiments aus Sort Sberiban. ebenfalls
Sauptquartier Der @apeaen bes griten,
Sritten uno 3pan3igfen &egiments.
6ol9enbe giatiOnalsaroen betheiliger
li9:
Srsi &egimenter Snfanterie uno eir
Battalion 9lrtillerie bon Snbiana.
Cine Srigabe un0 Elm Battalion Sn.
fanterie bon Mi6igan. Gin &e9imeui
Snfanterie bon WiscOuiin. 3wei &e.
simenter Snfanterie uno Battalion
9lrtillerie bon &entufD.
3ubem bstbsiligen ii9 cine @Ompag:
ME oes reeuldren SOipitalcorps aus
@aibington uno cine @ompagnie Dee
Signalcorps bon Sort Meper, Sa.
Ser Se9inn Der WanOper ielbif If
am %. September, pbslei4 Sbeile Del
gtational=@aroen erH am l. October
eintreffen tperoen. Die Sauer erffreft
| fb big etpa ben IL. October.
@dblenb Der ManDUer tDiro 6rauer
uno &inoern Der Iufentbalt nidt ge:
ftattet unb Die 3abl Der 8eiuher einse.
i9rdntt iein. 60 febt's in einem Se.
fsble. ben @eneral=9loiutant Wturrar
an Oberit 8asne, ianote.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
nj. T. II. S.

Won 6eute an miro Der principal
obiger S9ule, prOf. @bas. 6. gm=
meri9, on ieoem Sage, aus9enommen
an Samtag, bon Obs IL llbr Ior=
mittags in ieiner Office iein, um 9n=
melounger gum Sintritt in Die S4L'e
entgegen3unebmen.
Die Nufnabme- Priifun9en tperoen
am 6reitag, II. September, gtorgens
80 ubr, abgebalten weroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
S@ifsna9rihten.
u n q G t o m m E n.

Mnget o n, m n.
Seem Oort: .Gurneifia" bon @lasaou;
yuniteo States" bon @openba=
gen &C.
Queenstown: n@pmric" bon NetpYort.
Nbsefa fabren:
Queenstown: v@ampania" nod Stem
Oorf.
SOutbamptOn: r26nis gilbert" na9
Seem Dort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
sbortrioss So&iaale.

Der neue Yrincipal Der Sbortribge
So4Idule, Yrof. @eo. W. Benton,
miro bon beute biz IL. Sept. einiAl.
tdali5 bon 8 Big IL llbr 8ormittaes
in Der S6ule su treHen iein, um nit
gltern uno G9iilern betreffs @intritts
in bic Sdule 5u berbanoeln. Ser
lnterri9t beeinnt am IA. Sept.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07

Ser 9erenfefel auf benz Salfan
brooelt INNER beftiger, Elm llebertO4en
itebt ftinblid au ertuarten. Ser Griss
fteht Dor Der 3biire.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
$3.50 fir Den @afeubaaen=
Joao.

Der W}ilitdr=@arnebal bat fiir ben
Wafsnballen Sonb einen Betrag bpn
netto $3.50 abgsworfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07
Nahrthteu aus SnSiand.


BON Satlanoon fano an Sam1tag
Ibeno 5pii6en einem Pafasieruasen
Der Union Sraction So. unb elmer @r=
preb=@ar Elm 3uiammenitob fatt. Sa=
our6, oab es bem Wotormanne beg er=
iteren Waggons nod re9iieitig gelun=
gen mar, oenielbsn nabe3a gum Steben
su bringen, wuroe Die Wu9t bes 3u=
iammenp,alls erbeblib seminoert, unb
biei!m 1mitanoe 1T es ieoenfalls su3u=
i9reiben, oab Die galiagisre nur nit
lei6ten @erleBungen babOn tamen.
Sie 8erlebten linb,
s. M. Qnoreps, 9Ouisbille; Sowarb
Gates, Nnoerion; 6rau NelIie Sausb,
4nberion; Serr unb Srau Dunbar,
Inoerlon; Sobn Gortpensler, 9lnoer-
ION; Samuel @oben, Wuneie; s. s.
BaretO, Baltimore; 6. 9. gqenbOgue,
@bica9o; William M. Groan, 9lnoer-
ion; Or. %. q. Ilen, Munlie; 5. 8.
Senien, Muncie; &np Sapnes, Sn=
oianapolis; gfepea Mebger, Sn=
bianapolis; @omaro Seiiup, @incin=
nati: @. u. gosul, Snoianapolis;
SObn 8. SObnion, @as @itp; Wti6ael
Staub, Inoerion; SIaac 8oiles, 81
tpooo.
Sn ber grpreb=@ar befanoen ii6 Die
beioen pertbbpllen &ennpferbe Sing
WtOunt" unb oSucceb", Gisentbum
beg &ennitalbelibers 9iferion. Die
ielben 6efanben ii9 untsr Der Obbui
bon @lias @rap BON 814 Spsbrooi
Str, SnbianapOlis, uno Sreb. Sim=
monbs psn 129 Sio Slirois Str.
Sie Sbiere blieben unberlebt, aber eines
Oerielben fisl auf @rap, pDbur9 ber=
felbe wabrideinlid innere 8erlebunseu
oabontrug. Simmonbs erlitt einer
9lrmbrud. Sie meiiten pailagiert
nurben na9 InberiOn bef6rbert. Sit
S9ulo an Der @oIiiion miro Dem Wto.
tormann Der @rpreB=@ar susemeien.
Prof. q SEQ d BRETT ben
! GpieB u m.
2afapette. prof. @lascod,
prinSipal Der @aibinston Saule, se=
gen tueldeu betanntliG por Dem S9ul=
ratb bic Intlage erboben 1T, gegen feline
dlteren weibli9en 3Oslinse uno sesen
| feline iiiu9eren 9ebrerinnen ben Sdpe=
renOtber selpielt 5u baben, bat oenGpo=
tbcter Sarrp 6. Slid tuegen 9erleum.
ouns uno gerunslimpfuns ieines (oes
&ldeer's) Gbaratters auf 3ablune
bon SIS, 900 S9aOeneriaB pertIast.
Slid. pel9er secretdr Der Staats-
bebDrbe fir pbarmacie 1T, 1T oer
4
Sauptsesner @lascpf's. SaB Der
2sBtere bonn S6ulratb absei'Bt piro,
gilt als f0rmli4 li5er, aber es i6eint
aua. als Oh oas Saupt bes Sdul=Su=
perintenoenten 8eolof pafelt, benn
oerielbe 1T, ieitoem er ben S4ulratb
critiiirt bat, neil berielbe 8lascod ni9t
| iOfort entlieB. nidt me5r periona sratu
BEL Der 8ebDroe.
perlen Dor bic Sdue
gemOrfen.
@bansbille. Gin Mann, Der
feline perlen bu9fdbli9 pOr Die Sdue
mari, mar u. 8. @iaians bon
Waunie, SG., Der ii9 nit Slug
muibeliuden beiddftiet unb bic Mu=
| i9eli9alen an &nopf=Gabriten per=
tauft, rpdbrenb er nit Dem 6leii9
feline S9peine fiittert.
Gr mari Dor e1nl9en Sa9en mle0er
einen san5en &Orb bOa oes Mui&el.
fsii9es ppr Die GrunS:r, als er plDb=
lid am 8ooen ettpas gliBern iab, pas
fi9 beim gfa9idallen als eine siemli9
eroBe unb tao.loie Yerle ergab. Wil=
liams bra9te Die perle bierber mad
gpansni1e, mo ibm BON einem Sume=
lier Die aniebnlibe Summe bon $3.50
oafiir ausbesablt wurbe; Die Perle uOs
| fat Sc Grains. Cine 3reite perle.
pel4e er sefunoen hatte, beIab einen
Wertb bon $25.
Sas Sternen amer Il BE T
benz &e or m a or u m.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-09-07

9lm gaadmittas fanb Johann auf
ben Gairs8riinoen bic eigentli9e Geier
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-26
CHARGE NO ADMISSION
Plan to Establish Endowment FUND
for Varsity Athletes.


chicago. Oct. 26.-The faculty of the
University Of Chicago IS endeaVor-
ing to inaugurate system or athletlcs
under which there will be no pald
admissions to contests in Whlch the
university athletes compete.
AS the cooperation Of all the west
ern colleges will be necessary TO carry
out this radical departure, steps nave
already been taken to arrange CONFER
ences with the universities OF Wlscon-
Gin and Michigan. The plan Will ne
cessitate the establishment OF an en-.
dowment fund for physical couture
and athletics and the trustees or the
Chicago institution have already taken
preliminary steps looking to THIS emo.
While the details Of the new plan
have not yet been complete, some
scheme for issuing invitations to the
football and baseball games ana track
meets will be formulated. Such invi-
tations would be distributed to the
students, professors, trustees and en-
ployes Of the institutions Immediately
concerned, and 4 the general public
would have to look to them for their
tickets. =.
The full details fthe plan are to be
worked out by a committee OF the
board Of physical culture at the Uni
versity of Chicago. The measure mas
already been voted on by the board
and President Harper will appoint the
committee within a few days. The
trustees Of the university also nave
approved the plan.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-26
Dyspepsia?
Don't Blame Your stomach-Give 1t Some
thing to Make Its Work Lighter; Give
1t a Rest-A Tonic Which VIII
Restore Normal Conditions.

Restore Normal Condltlons
Dyspepsia and constipation are the two
ronnmonest of human ailments-both due
to eating too much or the wrong kind OF
food NKeep on overworking your d1ges-
tive apa aratus and the glands Will soon
cease to- secrete the fluids necessary 10
digestion; the assimilative function Will
lose it's power; you will become a con-
firmed dyspeptic. Your nerves will CON
stantly accuse you; nothing Will taste
good; you will find your daily duties irk-
some; and unless relief comes in the way
of restored power to the stomach, bowels,
liver and kidneys you will die. 70
Iron OK Tablets cure dyspepsia and con-
situation by promoting digestion; by so
toning up the glands that an abundance Of
natural fluids is secreted, and by empty
ing the bowels by their gentle laxative
action. .EF,5 T."
They rid the blood Of its impurities by
this regulation of the bowels and by caus-
ing the torpid liver and sluggish kidneys
to do their full duty. 49,. . -. =. ,
Anything which shocks the system into
activity is dangerous. Do not expect irn-
mediate perceptble effects from Iron Ok
Tablets. They produce a natural. regular
building up of all the functions. This
takes a little time. but a successful result
Is absolutely certain. -... w.,
sIro1i-Ox Tablets are not like violent pur-
gatives and cathartics. They owe their
gentle, though effective, laxative qualities
to their tonic power. -
Do not confound Iron-Ox Tablets with
LIQUID preparations which depend upon
drug disguised alcohol for immediate eff
feet, and which create a habit which is
nothing more nor less than alcoholism.
Iron-Ox Tablets build up the system nat
,rally--they cannot create a ''habit." {
Fifty Iron-Ox Tablets in attractive
aluminium pocket case rs cents at drug
gists, or sent, postpaid, on receipts OF
price. The Iron-OX Remedy Co., Detroit
Mich ..:..y s. >..- al .'...t.r. .. 4 4
Lyman EIiel Drug Company. Minneapo
lis, Mimi, Northwestern Distributors.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-26
LOU AGAIN QUEEN
Great Trotting Mare Negotiates a
Mile in 1914 on the Mem
.,... phis Track.
-. = - = = 9 - r. =,
Pacing Record for Mares and
World Trotting Team Mark
h.. also Lowered. ~.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 26.-Lou Dill
lon, queen Of tHotters, established her
supremacy , more. firmly than ever
Saturday afternoon by trott1ng mile
in 1851, completely eclipsing all
previous records. The quarters, con-
sidered separately, were done in 80,
:291h, :29, 80, making the first halt
of the mile in :591a"> and the three
quarters in 1:28h. s
In spite of the mares wonderful
work, horsemen who saw the trial are
generally of the opinion that only
good day and track and better rating
than was given Lou Dillon are needed
to enable her to trot faster than her
mile Of Saturday. They base this con-
clusion on the fact that in the first
eighth the runner with the wind or dirt
shield was not near enough 70 the
mare to afford her any assistance, and
that directly following this faux pas
the runners cart was brought so close
to her that Sanders was obliged to pul!
the mare out toward the center of
the track. E+* 4
Again, in the homestretch at the
finish, the runner with the shield was
too far in advance to be, OF any use,
and, in fact, the wonderful work done
by Lou Dillon would have been accom-
plished lust the same if there had been
no runner in front Of her.
There was a cold, raw air from the
north all day, and altho at p. M,
when the trial was made, the wind had
softened to a breeze, there was still
considerable of it for a horse to face
going up the backstretch from the
quarter to the three-quarter pole, so
that the naturally fast quarters were
the first and last. ~ :. ! d. -.
Lou Dillon trotted the half mile
from the quarter to the quarter
pole in :5Sk, and therefore had less
| left to finish with than would have
been the case had advantage been
taken of the wind in the first quarter.
and a more moderate pace was set
when going against the wind.
Darrell lowered the pacing record for
mares to 2:0OA, and The Monk and
Equity trotted in 2:09A, lowering the
team record.
Prince Alert clipped quarter of a
second from the worlds pacing record
| for a half mile at the. Narragansett
park at Providence, Saturday after
noon. The time was :57k. S
! Mart Demerest, the driver of Prince
Alert, telegraphed M. w. Savage at
Memphis, after the race, that he would
match Prince Alert against Dan
Patch. .'f ~ ~ ...
Mr.. Demerest stipulates that the
match race shall take place at Mem
| phis, Nov. 10, for purse Of $4,000,
best two out of three, one-nile heats.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-26
MURDERED HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Kreuger Sought to Conceal the
~~.e. Body in a River-Evidence
All Circumstantial.
Photo by A. S. Williams.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. - -5- g.
Cresco, Iowa, Oct. 26.-"We, the
jury, find the defendant, Sophia
Kreuger, guilty Of murder in the first
degree, and fix her punishment at
imprisonment for life n
Such was the verdict in the case of
the state VS.. Sophia Kreuger, on trial
for numbering her husband, Gustave
Kreuger,, on the night of April %,
1903.
/ Kreuger, a German, about 68, lived
in Albion township for more than
twenty years. Several years ago his
first wife died and about two years
ago he married the present Sophia
Kreuger at Fall Creek, Wis. s
His dead body was found in the
Iowa river near his place. His skull
had been fractured and his body bore
several severe wounds. ~
The evidence against the wife was
circumstantial but the chain was SO
complete that no room was left for
doubt. It was proved that she muir
dered her husband and threw the body
| in the river. Fear that she would not
inherit part of Kreuger's property was
the motive for the crime. w.
Mrs. Kreuger is the first person to
receive a sentence Of life imprison-
ment in this county.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-26
SPORTS.
Ell WEAK AT CENTER.
w. w. Heffelfnger So Reports
After Seeing Yale Play Against
Penn State.
He Says Michigan Must surpass Last
Years Record to Beat
~. Minnesota.

THE Yale team is not up to the
standard Of last year and is weak az
center and shy on substitutes, sald
Walter w. Heffelfinger, who returned
to-day from a trip to the field Wnefe'
as the best and biggest guard Yale
ever had, he acquired many honors.
II saw the Yale team go against
Penn State, which did not give a very
hard contest" said he this morning.
The Yale men are big, especially III
the tackle position, and when they are
finally shifted around they may make
g. good team. But the center never
will be strong and there is sueh
difference between the first team men
and the subs that the withdrawal OF
any Of the first team men on account
of injuries will leave holes, easy lor
the opposition"
Mr.. Heffel1nger is not at all alarmed
over the coming of the Mlchlsan
eleven next Saturday.
while 1 haven't seen the Mlchi-
gan eleven play this year. and haven't
seen our team for ten days, ne sala'
II know that Michigan will have to
play g. great deal better ball this year
than she did last if Yost's team de-
feats Minnesota Saturday.
Minnesota has great deal better
team this year than last; she mas the
ADVANTAGE of her own field, and is
nlayiug, much better ball, Last year
the alumni game, just week be1ore
the Michigan contest, showed that
Minnesota was playing comparatively
poor ball We could push the line
over any time. This year it is differ
ent in that respect, and others.
IF the men have been drilled in
kicking, and catching punts, and IN
getting down under punts' as pre-
snme they have, Michigan cannot
properly be regarded as the favorite
next Saturday."
The great guard will probably assist
DR., williams each afternoon OF this
week.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-26
ADYENIIS1S In A ROW
Seventh Day Religionists= Face
Schism in Their Church :
Leaders Disagree. !
New York Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
- Battle Creek, Mich, Oct. 26.-Sev-
enth Day Adventists are facing "a
schism in their church because Mrs.
Ellen G.: White, prophecies and leader
Of the denomination, has denounced
DR.. J. H. Kellogg, chief man in that
church, as teaching dangerous re-
ligious ID octrines: Mrs. White has been
regarded by her followers as infallib1e
and the instructions she gives to the
church she claims to get direct from
God in visions. !
DR.. Kellogg, who is at the head Of
the Battle Creek sanatorium and it's
twenty-five branches all over the
world has just issued a book entitled
1.-The Living Temple" In a vision
Mrs. White says that God warned her
that the teachings in this book are
unscriptural and dangerous. This
warning was presented to the Adven-
list general conference committee,
which authorized that It be printed
in this weeks official organ of the de-
nomination. l.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-26
BASEBALL

ST.. Louis, Oct. 2s.-The national board
of arbitration of the National Association
of Professional League clubs completed it's
work and adjourned yesterday, after be-
ing in session since Wednesday. M. H.
Sexton of Rock Island, ILL.,, was elected
chairman and j. II. Farrell of Auburn,
N Y, secretary of the board. r
William F. Phyle Of the Memphis club,
who failed to appear and substantiate the
charges made by him that certain play
ers had thrown" games to influence the
Southern league championship was -ex-
PEELED. He was given an opportunity to
appear before the Southern league meeting
on the 18th of the, present month, but: he
failed to attend. Secretary Farrell sent
a telegram requiring his attendance here,
but no notice was paid to it by Phyle.