The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-14
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her home with her son at 1890 Lime
street.
William King. engineer at the pump
house, is still detained at home by. the
| injuries which he received from falling
into cinder pit at the coal chute the
John Wall, the mill hand who had one
hand badly lacerated by jointer a few
days ago is recovering and has re-
moved the bandages from all except one
of his fingers.
Jacob ShuI has returned to Kansas
City after a brief visit with his parents
in this place. He is a brother Of Homer
Shull timekeeper for the trainmen on the
eastern division.
Jesse Dix, a member of Tom Smith 5
other day and has not showed up for
work yet He seems to be threatened with
an attack of fever
George Bartel. a machinist in the south
shop, is in again after an absence of two
days on account Of hand which was
woods the other day.
About half a dozen of the brass foun-
time lately. some of them working as late
p. M There is a big demand for
car brasses just now
who had one leg burned Tuesday evening
by red hot rivet is able to be on the
will be several days before he can resume
his place.
Tuesday evening the Democratic Flam-
beau club will hold an important business
meeting at which it desires all the mem
bers should be present. There are a good
many shop men connected with the or
ganization.
J. J. Frey formerly general manager
of the Santa Fe, but for some time past
connected with a Colorado road, will pass
through town this evening on his way to
Kansas City in private car of the Col
orado Midland.
James Higgins, a brakeman the Cot
tonwood division. has been released from
the hospital after a stay since Septem-
Der 49, Higgins lost both legs in an acct
dent at that time, one at and the other
Topeka hospital has about so patients
now. That at Albuquerque has about 80:
is to oceupv a plot Of ground on West
Fifth street which the company has
owned for some time.
Locomotive 4S0, the ten wheel Dickson,
which has been in the, south shop, for
heavy repairs for several weeks, is about
will probably be used on the fast runs
west of here soon as broken in
osman Bates who wa. was burned in the ie
f hatded Who have e showed knaness
those who kept him supplied with reading
matter
chinists in the south shop have taken
their time and will leave at once for Gle
service Of the Gulf road. Ganie has been
here about three weeks, Young since ear
ly in the summer
J. N Greene, chief clerk to C. w. Clos
son, fuel contractor, has taken supervis-
ion of the advanced arithmetic class.
taught the first part of the season by Ben n
Connection with the Santa Fe to become
Superintendent of machinery for the Mex
lean Central.
William Hayes. hammersmith on No 2
hammer in the blacksmith shop, has been
out on account of the sickness of his wife
Mrs Hayes is suffering from an attack
of tonsilitis. Hayes was able to go to his
home only a few days ago, three weeks
quarantine for scarlet fever over his
house having been raised
A. c. Brit and Ora Ferrin, carpenters,
who have been working on car doors, have
been transferred to outside jobs for the
present Brit is on repairs for the San
derson triple dump coal cars and Ferrin
is heInine fix up cabooSeS. The change is
made on account of a temporary dearth
of work inside
Herman Pausch. who on August took
a 30 days leave of absence to recuperate