The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-10-28
Too Free Stranger in a Ho
tel Has an Attack of the
Landlords Fist.
Rail and Shop Notes-A Costly
Presentation-Facts and Fan
cies From the East End.
A ROSIN BLAZE.


being melted in an ir1n vessel on a stone
when it caugh. fire, aud for moment il
looked as though big blaze would result
An alarm was sent in, but before the fire
company reached the scene, the fire
had surrendered to vigorous application
of salt and water.
"Dock" Gross, AllisGn's driver had his
hands badly burned in putting cut the fire
and W. g. Gross coat was burned up. Mr..
AlIis N suffered some, receiving several Sc
we're buras ON the hand. An alarm was
not sent to Engine No. ., but the boys of
NJ. / were promptly on hand. The dam
e is very small to the stock, while the
Hiding is uninjurei.
MEkITED THUMPING.
Joel Gcssase. who keeps a hoiel on the
rner of Third and Engineer streets, had
A little picnic with strange bum yeStsr.
day, and succeeded in teaching the bum
lesson be will not soon forget
The man was stranger to Mr.. Gossage,
and came to his hous. yesterday, his pres
euce first be ng made known by the din
ming room girls, who found him prowling
around the house, even going into the
third story of the building,a garrett us: d for
storing awsy old rubbish. When he came
down, Mr.. q usage gave him pressing in
vitaiion to "get out" and supplemented
that with the request to "stay there"
1t VS. lot long, howeytr, before tn.
scoundrel returned, and, af er opening all
the ether doors on the first floor,
opened the one leading into the
private room of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gossage. He was asked what he wanted,
and replied, "NothiEg" Then get out"
said the now thoroughly aroused landlt ord,
cor Pil hurt you in putting you out"
The strlns er made some insolent remark,
aen the hotel man grabbed him and
Few him on to the sidewalk, giving him
cling kick as he went. The stranger,
er striking back time or Two without
m2ge, walked away toward the Pacific
DDS. and was seen no more near the Hotel
Goss8ge. No one seemed 10 know him
and Mr.. Goss age Is at loss to know wha.
he wanted at his house.
AT THE SHOPS.
x. & T. st am shovel No. is again
in the yard.
X. & T. fright engine No. 60 is being
repaired at the east end round house.
Passenger engine No. 37S, from the
ST. Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
road, is in The shops for repairs to her
boiler
Pat Dau gherty, formerly the engineer
of Heely engine No. $50, is now driving con-
solidator No. $40 in the west end local
trade.
Local busine is so good on the west
end that three crews of meu are worked,
and the'tralns are pulled oy consolid 4tors.
che He .lys proving too light for the work.
Each crew works four days in the week
and even then nave as much as they want.
At tie Pacific shops everything is NOV
ing with its accustomed serenity. Two OF
the men discharged week or two ago
were put TO WORK yesterday morning. and
two new men were given employment in |
the machine room. One of the men said |
there was Lore work than the force was
capsbe OF doing, and he thought the num- |
Der of employees would be increased a few |
at a time, uut | the accumulation of repair |
work WIS disposed OF. Mr.. Hoxie |
oatf visit 10 the shops dur
log his recent visit, but made known
none Of tie plans of the company fer the
future.
KNIGHTS OF THE RAIL.
a. P. Gutter, division freight sgent,
has secured the services of james King, |
late of Superintendent Hager's Office, as
chief clerk of the coal department.
Mr.. A. Galloway, brother-in-law of
Mrs. Robert Lister, an old-time engineer
on the Missouri Pacific, now master me
chanic of he Cleveland, Marietta q Ohio
railroad. is visiting that LAZY. She has also |
as a guest her brother, Mr.. Charles Pillens, |
an engineer on the same road.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men have presented Mss Mia Lister, Tor
amanv fayors she has rendered that
". pair of gold bracelets, handsomely
with pearls and rrbies. 1t is an ele-
at Gift and is highly appreciated by the
,r recipient. On the inside OF both are
.raved Der name, and the name OF the
order as donors.
THE HOSPITAL RECORD.
IN Sunday there were three arrivals al
the railway hospital, as follows
Ice Shuitlewortb, eyed q, oil A'oka, :.
T., a section laboier, with intermittent
fever.
lanes Maher, aged 10, a section laborer:
On the morning of the 18th, about o
O'Clock he was walking along the roliroao
track near Lees Summit, driving some hogs
from the track when passenger tram NO
3. west bound, struck him, infiic;ing a
slight scslp wound, an inch in length, and
confusion of the head.
J. SadIer, aged 40, of Atoks, |. T., a
section laborer, with Intermittent fever.
There were no admissions yesterday.
sTREETLETs.
"A new residence is being built on the
corner of Fourth and Hancock streets.
Tom Prentiss is doing police duty Ii
East Sedaiis, from noon till midnight.
Empire FIRE company, No. l, made ex-
1nt time in answering the Allison alarm
sday forenoon.
The building boom shows no signs o