The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-25

southwest: He has no definite plans re-
garaing the future; but says ne expects
braking some of its Texas lines.
Henry Crow, a clerk in the office Of Cen
eral l. storekeeper Hilton, has gone to Col
back to his desk. About five weeks ago
Crow was taken down in bed with a bad
he has not been able to do any work.
1t is planned that within 50 days the
Se 9nshaG 9f b the new p9wer house win
places are five feet thick. solid masonry.
IT. being ;. necessary to construct it secure
the city.
Frank Russell, formerly a Zimmerman
N. NJ. where he is working for the Santa
Fe in like capacity. Russell left here
health. and since going west has been
much improved. He was in Topeka about
three and half years.
There is still considerable difficulty in
making the proper showing on the build
ings and improvements about the new shop
lola factory which turns out that article
| is hampered, according to reports, by the
garding- the inspection Of it and that
causes much delay.
Ee has been making lately have been in
the vicinity OF Neosho Rapids. where two
bot *, are kept dr busy sna
also being done at Clare, a small station
on that line. 1t is understood that there
will still be much improvements unfinished
by the end of this season.
mer in the coach shop here but who went
to the San Bernardino shops Of the COM
department there. He. writes that there
| to its employees from that city to Redondo
| sea beach, on their excursion. and in fact
out charge.
There is a big run of business in the
f friaan sheds sIoo now repairs d being made
present there are not as many cattle
moving as will be handled later. in prepa-
done: The heavy movement of stone
and building material is the cause of the
required in transporting the wheat to
market.
Workmen have been busy shifting the
building in which is located the office of
west of its former location. The engineers
ITO be moved somewhere else as well as the
inspectors apartments; and the whole
his clerks. Inspector Manley. is now hold
| ing forth in the roundhouse boiler room.
man in charge of Of motive power at Purceii.
signed.
Request has reached the office of Divis-
ion Superintendent Mcclellan asking for
the names of trainmen, enginemen or
With Mh4 g or
| 1t seems to be the plan to reward their
who with are a areay to 5e
this class are Conductor j. H. Griffith.
ns on the ST 5 sns
between Topeka and Marceline.
KANSAS city ch IN a ona sra In
| run from Topeka to Emporia Thursday
II b 1wo ses9 N the
ment that has been handled by shows
making this town in recent years. Wallace
that it is possible for him to nave his fam.
lily with him whenever he desires. Yls
snow people to repair i lot Of cars 2ve ens
they were sighted in that respect.
Which Machinist THomas tous s may wa !.
ms neha Besides ssnS being 1ns
chanic .Coughlin is fancier of animals
acts as steward Of the family and as suc .f
controlled the finances SO that her hus
sum of admission to the show. He planned
selling. chicken. The chicken was sold
price for seeing the elephant was IS cents
soo not the ef ne a as
was baffled in his purpose.
Curtis Monical; clerk in the office OF
that shows the wonderful instinct which
dog possesses. There is proof for it By
some of the clerks in that department who
year ago Monical had a young St Ber.
nard-mastfn which had been around hi.
home here in town for a number OF weeks
He got rid Of the animal Dy sending it tx
Pueblo, Col, but not entirely rid of It
up IL Topeka, somewhat changed. to b.
sure. but unquestionably the came dos
which had been taken away to the Wes1
months ago. He was identified not onl,
by his general appearance, but by certain
little tricks which he had been taught II
his younger days and which he exhibited
the dog ever found his way back to- TIL
town can not be told and will always re
main as one OF those inexp1icable mya
teries classed under the head of "anima
instinct"