The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-02

broRsn valve and was quickly reruedied
Ths 3 Of r, a.. WI bold ts TPs;sslS
evening Charles w Maier. third vice
grand ; master Of the order: VIII :, be present
| teristic talks so helpful to the firemen-
Andrew Byrne7 who was former.y a
Tuesday. Byrne has been abserss from
| his place for about two months, or since
his son Joseph vas killed while bral<ing
state.
A. Smith. formerly a machinist in jerks
South shop has gut ana f wtll go 70 NED
His nome IS at FOND pa 1n Lac wis. but he
points
Baysinger Of the brass foundry. and
known to a number of people here, has
has sH moved ", to lola. There he has a job in
the brick works
The brick walls of the new pattern shop
are going up nicely. The masons, after =
good showing, and If there be no delay in
material or in other ways the structure
soon had been planned
Dan Masterman of the boiler shop, who
went to the hospital a few days ago. mas
A large carbuncle which came out on the
back of his head had to be removed ID, by
he has slightly improved
Joseph McGivern is the latest addition
SHOP 13.e He is a son Of James McGivern.
who was found in an unconscious condi-
shop. He saws there is no noticeable
change in his fathers condition lately.
but that 50 far every turn has been for
the worse
Fireman Benson, who has been working
all summer on a small launch for service
the river Sunday. The present season has
Rep b een more deot to tn@ work out than
would be the case ordinarily put Bene son
of the Sc seh DEE gs aresy lot Of out
Earl Fisk has his left thumb tied up
as result of an accident the. other day
so g @ ~ he Struck D1 the hen member with
hammer handle; driving it down on the
that the flesh was gashed to the bone. He
is working right along. though, notwith-
At the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. at 7:30 this
evening the educational classes in pen
organized. The enrolment in advance
has been heavy; and is expected to be
closes. The work will be under the direc-
ton of George H; Feyes,, principal of the
prayer meeting viii be held at O'clock
H. NJ. Goodrich. the well known florist
sg ai Of alter The south rnn o ofeP is at ea
September while Goodrich was starting
he was drvng P beos FIX and IN
trying to stop it some of the ligaments in
has ls not yet s entirely sGbsided but unless
there is an unexpected turn for the worse
he will probably be able to hold out
Samuel Zimmerman has been checked in
as day ticket clerk at the depot, succeed
ing II. w Donaldson. who takes the posi-
ton of travelling passenger agent for
time. Mr.. Zimmerman has been on the
pay roll for nine years, having held the
General Passenger. Agent Black previous
to taking. the present position He is not
new in the ways of handling passenger
traffic and will be popular with the trav-
cling public
A man who has been employed on one
of the eastern division sections applied re-
Gently to the roadmaSter for foreman
ship. He was informed that there would
sirable to get boss who was married
and could occupy the section house. The
aspirant said that he was a single man,
but did not intend to be longer than the
the event take place a little ahead of
schedule time, and the suggestion was
acted upon. Request for a pass for him
self and another came from the man
few days later, and on Tuesday the sec
ton house was occupied
James Mullen, assistant foreman of the
blacksmith shop. is looking for the. ar
San Francisco. John Mullen is one of the
real ancients so far as Santa Fe affairs
are concerned. After the Sixth street
shop was completed he was the third
blacksmith helper hired and from then on
remained with the company all through
it's growing period up until ten years a go.
Then he quit and went to San Francisco
MIA Cable company He has ever many
acquaintance and besides that is recog-
nized being number one mechanic
He will be accompanied by Mrs. Mullen
and expects to spend two or three we ks
in Topeka on his way to visit his old he
in Brookfeld. Mo-