The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-10

+ entitled to vote at the primaries were
given a free car ride to their homes Sat-
ur1ay5 evening blythe Troutman support
side at 5:10
posed visit to the plants of the city viii
some time soon if arrangements can be
completed
NJ c. Taylor has gone to the distribution
of W. A. Rolf, who went to the hospital
| on MAYORS desk and H. H. Richardson
takes McAndrew's place.
Work on the. concrete foundation of the
new I'm freight depot at Kansas City is
going forward as rapidly as possible. The
frame viii be OF. steel, although none of
The structure will be 4Sxe00 feet
At Argentine the new 40-pocket coal
6usy good part Of the Winter mas has been
put in operation Steam IS the motive
the top of it to be dumped.
A. B. Watcher, who went from the store
house here a few weeks ago to Denver to
aeeePt has refnrned H 6he his
predecessor there. reconsidered his reSig-
nation and took his former place back
Twelve new Bibles were placed on the
tables at the Y NJ c. A coffee house at
print, durable binding and will be a, valua-
bic addition to the facilities for conduct
noon hour.
Charles Lindquist, formerly a helper in
the blacksmith shop here, was in Topeka
Saturday, accompanied by his wife on his
way to visit to Sweden. He now has a
job with the Santa Fe at Albuquerque, N.
NJ. He has been away from this place
about three years.
locomotive 1904 was being fitted up Sat
right cylinder. This is for the purpose of
giving the experts an opportunity of de-
terrnining the steaming qualities of the en-
CINE, its valve motion and other informal
ton regarding it's work.
Harry MCGOWAN and George Williams,
1eAV0QWOrfh brought
the 1892 in from AtchiSon yards Sunday for
repairs at Topeka shops, the Leavenworth
engine taking It's place, there, They re-
taking with them the 2300
During three days of last week Amos
Beeler and H. d. McNeeley, who take all
the locomotives out on trial trip, had
para1leled. Several of them We're new
Baldwin works to besset up.
The engineers wives will lend their eff
forts to securing the International con-
the next session is held at Norfolk Va.
Amos Beeler will represent the local order
Hcitfng for this city by others.
Further tests We're being made Satur-
Gently received at the shops. It viii be an
oil burner and is furnished with two sizes
of hammers, the heaviest to be used when
hard substances are encountered, the 9TH
er when an ordinary job is being done
boiler shop, has enlisted in the navy of
the United States and has been assigned
TO service as a DOllermakor on the gun
boat Wheeling. 1t has been detailed by
the navy department to put out to sea
about 1900 miles from the west coast of
this country and search for a rock on
which it is thought number of vessels
have foundered-
Edward Dangerfeld. who lost his life in
the wreck of the Red Line steamer WaeS- |
land off the British coast last Wednes-
day night, was father of Edward Danger
field, jr., who formerly worked in the |
blacksmith shop here. He left the Santa |
Fe six months agO and has since been |
mining in Scranton. The younger Danger |
field is brother-in-law of r. w. Service !
clerk in the boiler shop office.
G. M. Davidson, chief chemist and en- |
gineer of tests for the Chicago and North |
western, with headquarters at Chicago. |
and Mrs. Davidson passed through Topeka !
Saturday on their way to Belmont, Ariz. |
where they will recuperate for a short |
time. They will return to Newton. where |
W. A. Powers, chief chemist for the San |
ia Fe, will join them on their way to Som
erville and GreenvilIe, Tex, where in !
spection of the water and tie treating !
plants will be made. The Northwestern |
is contemplating some experiments in |
these directions and it is with this in mind |
that Mr.. Davidson is making the trip.
committee of the Railroad Y. NJ c. A. the !
following books were placed on file in the |
library of the institutions: Cruden,s Con- |
cordance, Dictionary of Holy Bible" |
American Tract society: Life and Work |
of St. Paul. Canon Farrar; Keys to the |
ker; Life and Epistles of the Apostle |
Paul. ConY beare: New Testament Crit |
ically Emphasized Rotterdam.
Raymond DuPuy. general manager of |
the st. Joseph & Grand Island, with head |
quarters at St Joseph. Mo-. came at 1890 |