The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-01

He was accompanied by his family, and
after remaining In Los Angeles for short
sightgeeing time. VIII go on to Oakland
to visit brother.
Arthur Hudson. formerly q stenographer
In the ofkice Of the trainmaster here. has
gone to Chicago to take similar position
the Rock Island car service department
He is q brother OF Claude Hudson.
Santa Fe switehman-
has arrived home from Colorado where he
was summoned the latter part of last
E Ern - and nd her daughter. who had been
out there about week previously, re-
turned with him.
the shops Monday saying his farewens.
raj Is Monday evening and he and his bride
win leave at once for his former home IN
Ireland.
CIaud Schrott, who graduated two weeks
engineering sclool OF Cornell university.
n Tos va s the M Hss q s saaPs
shops shops as a special apprentice.
Special car go, which belongs to the de
rectors, has been brought here deadhead
and Monday was being stocked and re-
Gleed 81 this place as ITS It's occupant. mr..
Gleed y to e from nere to fnoenax, ATz:'
Tests on the Sans Bots coal brought
here last week from the Indian Territory
for experimental purposes regarding its
been concluded and have resulted salts
factOrily. 1t is to be used In some of the
stationary engines of Chicago, producing
much heat and giving forth little smoke.
| j. NJ Meade. resident engineer, has re-
turned from Chicago where he was three
or four days last week taking his first
look at the sit nation since the food of
few weeks mz-de SO much trouble. Mr..
Meade was under the doctors care at
that time, having been in Christ hospit-
fore e. - o1''1 s'-o'' o'''' : SUI @l'e -
Engineer H g. Rust In charge. of To-
at Kansas City the other day because the
weight of the machine was SO great
delayed IS minutes I'll. ali, after he had got
on on. once. o, there being repetition OF the
suited.
Fred Gilyeat formerly clerk in the Of
flee. of the Superintendent Mcclellan but
deck under Auditor of Freight Receipts
| Healy, has resigned and has gone to Las
| Vegas. n A., where he becomes time.
| the division having its headquarters there.
Beginning. today there, were few
betWeeen Tope S ' and st. joseph. Ne. No
106. which departed from here at SIS in
eae M E reacb t6s ndc xe at ties
stead Ct s;15 p M and 10 the II northboqnd
instead Of In the afternoon.
! Engine 437 did not get out Of the east
When It was started Monday afternoon
roundhouse and had to be. helped back
workmen were put to repairing the slight
| injuries done the table and the trouble
was shortly righted.
]. 8. Wear brass foundryman was
pleasantly surprised Sunday by a number
Of relatives who gathered at his home on
| fla anniversary N
pie assembled while Mr.. Wear was at
church and when he returned it was to
fore leaving III the evening they gave him
a number Of valuable presents.
There will be meeting of the mem
morrow night the board Of management
time to talk up plans for the new ASSOC
iation building, with about thousand
that there ere viii be some move in that al.
rection before the week has passed.
Twelve trackmen who have composed
the extra gang which has been making
Marais des Cygnes river bottoms since tbs
freshet. Of few weeks ago in which much
been lad off. They were kept busy un-
loading and placing under the rails dirt
of the road was brought back to it's for
mer state for the heaviest kind of traf-
has about reached the decision that he is
no plumber. Two weeks or more ago Ash
took up the pump at his home and since
then he has been pursuing the pleasant
avocation of raising and lowering it with
the idea that after while he would get
water. In this he failed. And day OF
two ago he determined to call in for con
| sultation uptown pump fxer. This
was the right idea, for within Is minutes
after his arrival the expert had watel
coming from the pump.
BY the promotion of Dispatcher Frank
Patterson to position transportation
clerk in the Office of General Superintend-
ent Resseguie, there has been a general
shifting of the men who handle the trains
over the Eastern division Charles King
takes the second cut,o1 trick vacated by
been managing the s'Pk.'' telegraph office
becomes dispatcher. Edward Modlin
succeeds to Messick's former position and
c. S. Crawford. who has been working
at night takes a daylight place. Operator
r. NJ. Johnson is transferred to Topeka
to take the night trick made vacant by
| CraWford'S advancement