The Topeka state journal., 1902-06-09

shop They are being rushed, too. with all
traffjc - SION
Richard stellhorn. a timer. announces
Saturday night.
Charles Whitney. who has had a OBJ
with the upholsterers. has been trans
ferred to the boiler shop.
Alexander Cast, Westinghouse represen-
t2Ilve at st Louis; has returned to that
place after brief business trip here.
About ninety cars of Panhandle cattle
passed through Topeka Saturday night on
their way TO pastures in South Dakota
John Newman of the water service and
F. II. Martin Of the Sixth street yards
nave gone to Wellington with weed
Train No. TO- the east bound flyer. radas
4 1t through on the schedule Saturday
morning. for the first time since it has
J. NJ. Meade, resident engineer. who has
] been IN the hospital for an operation for
more Ihan q month, was able to be down
town Saturday
Harrison Euler a water service man who
has been At Lebo several, weeks, has re-
| the gang in the shop.
E. w. Evans a machinist whose home
Is 1ss. at a9rton' put who has been following
mis- trade at Joliet H.. was around To-
peka shops Saturday.
Maehinists John Ash and Edward Nc
| kiernan have taken ten days leave Of
Tex, on a vacation trip.
J. Wilmot night watch in the machine
gone to New YORK His piaee is si'6 BENG i1s
taken by Andrew Hartwick
Most of the trains were getting back
somewhere in sight Of schedule Sunday, al
though soggy roadbed had the natural eff
feet of laying them out for more or less
time.
pulling the limited between Topeka and
! Newton, has signed up for the run on rs
taking the place of John Tally- who took
a run on the flyer west.
Defeat came to the nachinists Saturday
afternoon in their baseball game with the
Oakland Blues. the score being Is to in
favor of the Blues Batteries-Ma chinists.
kinson, Deming and Williams.
Scarcely any truck workmen in the car
shops appeared for duty Saturday morn
bassban game which they are to play
with the timers June 2S They are de-
veloping marvelously on team work.
c. c. Hardy. who has been running the
transfer tables at the car shops since tbs
absence of Max G. Thymian is expected
to return at once from Albuquerque, N.
NJ, whittier he went the middle Of last
week.
George Cabupla, Topeka operator, is
since the offices were moved into the
building formerly occupied solely by the
mechanical department officials, near the
roundhouse.
Notices have been posted announcing
that instruction car 99S05 will be in To
June Is The car was only recently sent
| out of the Topeka shops after being built
here. and is in charge ofW. v Turner. in
| structor.
James GaIetly. Cottonwood engineer
well known in Topeka from having run
out of this place a number of times, made
a fast run from Florence to sEmporia
the other night with ftrain of cattle
} The distance was covered in one hour and
Y minutes.
Henry sehuler. a laberer in Mullen.
gang, was struck on the head SATURDAY
morning by q belt which had been driver
from an engine crosswIse, and cash tws
inches long and of considerable depth re
suited. A heavy head of hair probably
prevented a serious accident.
Superintendent Mcclellan and Trainmas
ter Austin were at their desks Saturday
after being on the road for three or fou
: days. having started first on the a1nua
Z bridge inspection special but being divert
t ed from that work to assist IN over