The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-30

Christian church Sunday morning. Rev.
Frank Mallory. the pastor, conducted a
funeral IS miles out in the country.
Frank Smith. who for several weeks has
been a member of ATitcheITs gang in the
east shop. is figuring on leaving Topeka
about October l to take a place in the
shops OF the Santa F'e at Needles, Cal
Ffremen Ben Glaha and H Tatman Of
the chicago division, who were here last
urday afternoon after passing satisfac-
torily the physical examination for engi-
Fred Graft. a boilermaker helper, will
report for duty tonight after a lay off of
"a good deal OF oyertirne lately and
found It necessary to lay OF in order to
catch I'd in sleep
The private car Of A A. Robinson pres
idenL Of the Mexican Central, which has
been standing in the yards here, has been
in New York for several days but it is
expected viii return to Topeka. soon
ID. r. Martin a former employee of To-
peka shops in the capacity of stOrehOuSe
and scrap iron labOrer, was around Satur-
day. Mr. Martin has been at Enid o. t.
for the past two years, but is still much
attached to Kansas and viii spend the
winter here
answered to every species of crime de-
scribed on the docket OF any police court.
partments at the shops At least that IS
the title which Santa Fe man has been
answering to Of late
Blacksmith Henry Auge came to work
today after a lay of of about two weeks
Auge has been in poor health and went
back home to Fort Madison Ia While
there his mother took sick and died, and
that account he was delayed a few
days longer than he had intended stay
ing.
Archie Sayre, a machinist apprentice in
M1tche1fS gang, IS laying on yet with an
injured eye. He decided Saturday morn
ing that he was ready for business again,
but after working short time was
obliged to quit He is a son of P. W.
Sayre, general foreman of bridges and
buildings
Baine F'ensby, a young man from Leav-
enWOrth who came here several weeks
ago to be the guest Of Afachinist Thomas
C0ughiln. and who. after arriving fell sick
with typhoid fever. is recovering and will
soon be able to sit up. His condition is SO
far improved that his sister, who has been
her home in that city
H L Nudge, general manager, and
James Colinson, general master me
chanic. left Sunday evening at o clock
on a special train for a tour of inspection
over the Pecos Valley & Northwestern
road in New Mexico Ihls line was only
recently acquired by the Santa Fe hav-
ing been built originally by Hagerman
brothers. wealthy ranchmen OF the south
west.
FLOYD Ludington OF the sheds was the
victim Of an accident that makes one re-
coil at the thought While helping move
some car wheels two pairs of them came
together, catching one of his fingers and
MASKING it so badly that. naturally. he
has not been able to work since 1t is
only a wonder that there was any of
the member left after the accident
The first installment OF new engines
which are being built by the Santa. Ee IN
the east has been delivered Recently
seven OF twenty-one compound moguls
were sent to Fort Madison, Ia, to be set
UP. and since then have been put into
over the cutoff They are OF the numbers
from 566 TO 573 inclusive. and were con-
struggled by the + ldwln works q Phila-
delphia~ All viii pc delivered by JAM
uary ].