The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-04
DOS RIOS COFFEE

George w. Bell, stenographer in the office
of A E; Cooper, division passenger agent
of Mrs. Bell. She will be here for several
days.
Harry Moies, travelling passenger agent
of the Nickel Plate railroad. called at the
panied by Mr.. c. A. Moore, who serves the
Santa Fe in the same capacity and has
his headquarters at Des Molnes Ia
The new work of constructing inter-
locking tower in the local yards of the
Santa Fe is well under way. L is ex-
course of the next few weeks. = ne new
tower will be quite an innovation and will
no doubt do away with he possibility OF
accidents in the local yards.
1t is announced that on next Sunday
morning Mr.. William Boyes, assistant sec
rotary of the Railroad Y. Nj. A, Will
the congregation of the Third Christi ian
church The pastor of that church is away
pulpit. This will be Mr.. Boyes' first ex-
perience. He has always been prominent
in church work. however; and his friends
Rev. Q. S. Morrow will address the con-
gregation in the evening.
1t is announced that Rev T. a Rem
wick, pastor of the First United Preshy-
terrain church, will address the mems gos-
pei meeting at the association rooms OF
the Railroad N e Al, Sunday Sun az a tT
class preceding the afternoon meeting,
using as his subject Individuals Winning
Individuals These are to be the opening
meetings of the winter season. Last
spring the Sunday afternoon meetings
were dispensed with and the Railroad Y.
M. C. A. authorities have been co-operat-
ing with the Ministerial union in conduct
ing the Sunday meetings in the big lent
at the corner of Eighth and Harrison
streets. The weather is now cool enough
for indoor meetings, however, and here
after the Sunday meetings of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A will be held at the association
rooms at the corner of Fourth and Adj
ans streets. Next Sun lays meeting VIII
be an especially good one. Music by the
Capitol City quartette has been arranged
for
1t was announced yesterday by the Rock
Island authorities that Mr.. John p. Nc
sas division of that road running out Of
Kansas City, has been appointed travel
ing engineer of the northern district, with
headquarters at Cedar Rapids, Ia Up
until lately Mr. McSteen has been run
ming out of Kansas City or through trains
but on account of an accident which he
had several weeks ago he has not been
working of late. Mr.. McSteen was the en-
gineer whose train went through the
bridge at Hendricks creek Just two miles
west of Mcfarland on August -. The ac-
cident was fatal for his fireman, but de-
spite the fact that he hung in tree for
five hours before ne was rescued, he IS
jured but the exposure was of more con-
sequence than his injuries. Under the
care of good physicians ne IS recovering
rapidly and on next Monday will be able
10 start for his new headquarters. Mr..
McSteen is one of the most popular engi-
neers on the Kansas division and has
many friends here, but his new surrotln 10
ings will no doubt be just as pleasant for
him H. s. Gable, formerly general SUI
perintendent of the Kansas division OF
the Rock Island, now mas ms neadquar-
tendent of the same district that Mr.. Nc
Steen will have under his supervision.