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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
H U. NUDGE AT STERLING.
Visits Boarding House Where He
Lived When Learning RaiIroading.

Our town has always taken pride in
Mr.. Mudse's career as railroad man.
says the Sterling Bulletin in an account
of the Santa Fe general managers visit
to that town. for it was in the little
station Of Peace (SrerIIngss first nance
tlaC Mr. Nudge learned teIegra phing
and the rl1dirnents Of railroading- On
his part he has always had a warm
spot in his heart for the old town. His
visit was therefore partly business and
partly pleasure
He inspected the new depot and ex-
pressed himself pleased with the design
and executor Of the work and entered
heartily INTO suggested plans for fur
tier improvements. IN speaking about
th- new building he said it was granted
Sterling largely because the town had
Is ken such a decided interest IN inn
proving the parks and conditions along
the right of way He said the Santa E'e
would always meet our people half way
in matters of this kind.
Mr. Nudge. of course feels some per
sonaI interest in the town and was
sorry that the darkness prevented him
from driving around and noting the
improvements. 1t has been many years
since he has been here and he said he
had ben promising himself d treat some
day in spending an entire day with US
As it was he looked over the Masonic
hall walked around to where his old
boarding house stood saw some of our
} big stores ana noted some 1A Jul SUI
: stantiaI buildings. He met some of his
old aeGuaintan ces-Crawf Hawkins. D
J. Far and J H Smith They were
together in Peace back in 1875, when
4 few board saacks were all the build
iuzs the town could boast Of They
talked over old times and old ae-
duaintances.
He also net R J. Shay. A L Min
Ger Senator F'fndley, Contractors Al
liugtou and Carson and 4 number Of
others who took pleasure in assuring
him Of the towns apprscia ton of the
work done here by the Santa Fe-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
CHANGED TICKET AGENTS
J. D. Eastin, Agent at Enporia, Takes
Office of County Treasurer

Emporia. kan, Oct s.-This morning
the Santa Fe changed ticket agents and
the office is now in charge Of J. A. Lu-
cas-. who was agent at this point four
or five wears ago. but who has been sta
toned at Y alley Falls. for some time
The retiring agent. J. D. EaStin, we1r
into the county Ireasurer's office. and
will spend the rest Of this week learning
q few of the inner workings OF that Of
fee before he takes charge next Mon
day Mr.. Lucas. who takes charge OF
the Office, was one of the most popular
and accommodating agents thar the
Santa Fe ever had at this point and
every one is glad to see him back Al
the same time every one is sorry to see
jeff Eastin leave. although the knOwl-
edge that he will still be here in En-
poria helps a great deal. and the only
proof needed Of his popularity IS the
fact that he was selected to Office on
the Democratic ticket and from coun-
ty which is nominaIy Republican
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08

in San Francisco He VIII resume his
work here on Saturday.
Tuesday was homeseekersf day On the
Santa Fe and consequently nearly all OF
" Wednesday, westbound trains carried ex
ira cars in order to accommodate the uIs-
usual number OF people who took advaH-
rage of the rates in the east on Tuesday
Nos. ) and 1 We're both loaded To tina
guards with homeSeekerS and each was
late on account of the unusually heavy
traffic
The employees of the Santa Fe water
serTfce have completed their part Of the
work on the big fue RATHER for the boiler
shop and il has already been installed in
the northeast corner OF the latter shop
The new RATHER is the result Of designs
and plans gotten up by several local OIL
Gals OF the Santa Fe- 1t is said that Il
will do several times the amount Of WORK
that was done by the old rather.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
FOUND HIS SON.
Santa Fe Foreman Reunited With
His Boy After Is Years

Foreman J. Bradley OF the Santa Fe
rip track at OIeander. Fresno county.
has succeeded in locating his son, from
whom he has been separated for many
years. Thirteen years ago Bradley and
his wife were divorced and the woman
stole their only child. Louis then boy
Of seven She took him TO San Fran
cisco and placed him in an orphanage.
and then deserted him The other day
the boy decided to advertise for his
father and so inserted the following in
4 newspaper. Louis Bradley who has
scar over his eye. would like 10 find his
father" The notice came under the
eyes of Foreman Bradley. who Wrote
the youth, telling him TO go to certain
woman and she would Identify him If ne
were the son Of the writer The youth
did and Immediately wired his fath=r
the result. wherein the latter wired
back: Come VIII kill the fatted calf"
san Bernardino Times-Index
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

The noon meeting in the Santa F'e coach
shor today VIII BE- addressed by F. D
Christy of Chicago. Special music has
been arranged for
a O. White Is a new empIoye OF the
office Of W. J. Healy. freight auditor for
the Santa Fe- Mr. White began work for
H c Nudge, general manager of the
Santa E'e- left yesterday on NO Tor =
short inspection trip over the Peeos Valley
lines. Mr.. Nudge VIII be gone about q
weel--
F. E. Wilson Of the Santa F'e freight
auditing department has resigned mis- po-
health He will leave shortly for New
Mexico.
C. H Gaunr, superintendent Of telegraph
for me Santa Fe. is expected back IN a
few days from a short inspection trip over
that part Of the road lying between Kan
sas City and Chicago.
Ed Forsyrfe Of the Santa Fe slorehouse
has resigned his position here and VIII
leave shortly Tor Needles, Cal, where n7
has secured the position Of head clerk n
the stOrenouSe at that point
T. " Meade. chief engineer Of the east
ern grand division OF the Santa Fe- Is
over on the Chicago and Missouri division
Of the road on a short Inspection trip He
viii return TO Topeka the last Of the Wees
Engines Nos. I296 and 12C7. TWO OF the
100 engines that are being 61llL Ter tne
santa Re Al the BALDWIN n loco llas3 \.
run into the shop immediately where they
VIII be set u ready for use On the new
road
Word was received yesterday from g =
{ WALSH. a clerk IN the Santa Fe audi1Iug
tde9artuent- VINO has been sick at ais
home in St Joseph for the past month
much improved in health and would re-
turn to work next Monday
Saul Joseph the local agent for the san
"a E7e news service. left San francisco
+ Cal Wednesday evening for Topeka alr
J Joseph has been spending his three weeks
vacation with hrs parents whose ae11e L
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

L n Thompson and wife to NJ VI.
Eversuon. 81 500. west half northwest
quarter. 13-13-16.
W. Goddard and wife to F. r Baker,
$500 lots Il. IS and IS. block Il Auburn
dale addition
Ida NJ Scott and husband TO c. N
Bioodworth. $40. part northwest quarter.
5-l--I6-
0. Avery to L :. Price. -s175. lots ~
4s7 and 4sg. Reed street. Reeds subdivis-
ion
G Sharks and wife to F NJ Burse.
sLs00, lots i and L. Chestnut street.
Toung's subdivision
W F Snyder and wife to VI. TAYLOR,
1856 lots $50 and 357 Michigan avenue
J. w Morris addition.
z. Talmage To H N Mcfarland. 500.
lots 4-3-25-27 and zs. sumner avenue.
J. Norton : second addition
: P Htulvane and wife To L :.
Price. $50 lots 477-47S and 4S9- Reed
street Reeds subdivision
" H Perkins to D. Cfushard ct al.
81 lots > and 5. Gordon street. block \.
Elliuwood's addition.
Ira " Cobe and wife to J N Bentley,
SLIGO lot 81. Clay street. NJ & D. sub
division
Ira N Cobe To J. W Thurstou, $50.
lots Sal and L West street, Thursron
Place addition
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tendent by A. H Mon. a Rock Island
man. This change has creaIed stir
among the brakenen Who say that TINS
change means thar EEaak Sims. E. H
Holden and C A. 5Nernzia ion air division
superintendents. and all promoted out
Of the Atchisou Office. are II peril
Brakemen talk is 10 the effect that all
four are competent men, as s1periu-
tendents. and Brooks as good as any
man in the bunch. but that the head
men argue that supeFinVendentS who
grow I'D on the system are apt to be
too friendly and lenient with the men.
and uuconsciousiy give the company the
worst OF It at times. The brzkerneu say
the change Is stab at the unions
Afehfsoa Globe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
TOOK ALLIN SIGHT.
Ascending Philippine officers Mads
Clean Sweep.

Manila Oct sit IS now learned TIA &
George Herman and c. J. Johnson the
constzbulary officers stationed at
AIisannis Nfndinao. now fUgi-ives- from
justice not only took So. 800 In cash from
the safe, but also turned most OF the
supplies into cash before their drama tic
exit on the vessel they appropriated
They took the steamer Victoria OF 35
tons register and got sufficient coal
from tire steamer Irene by threatening
the captain at the point of reviewers to
carry them ID Baliangao- a town on
the north shore Of the island There
they procured wood and water before
putting u sea again. They should have
reacnei Sandazau BOrneo today. \ ca
BE was sent TO The governor of B0rneo
advising him Of their departure and he
at once dispa tched the coast guard
steamer Ranger 70 look out for them
Herman. who was recently promoted
to a captaincy was formerly non
commi ssiored officer in the Ninth in
fantrv. He comes from Philadelphia
Johnson Lieutenant was formerly q
noncomnfssioued officer in tire klev-
euth Infantry He Is q native OF
WoOsiC. Pa
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FORGED CERTIFICATES.
Means Used for Entrance of Chinese
Into the Philippines

Manila. oct. s.-The name Of Consul
MeQuade. stationed at Canton is also
mentioned as beneficiary under the
contract uleartz.ed l. Collector Of
customs ShushUer in connection with
the scheme TO bring IN Chinese coolies
under the guise Of merchants to the
Philippine island, entering through this
port The collector has accumulated
other e-5Gence 70 connect other cOnsuls
with the alleged frauds. The cOnspIra-
tors have it IS said. already issued
many forged cerCifica les ass gning for
uler residents in the Philippines under
which Chinese have been admitted here
earl Johnston. who IS also mentioned
as beneficiary under the contract. Is
a brother OF BurIinEame Johnston the
former consul at An0E. where he him
self was located as acting consul.
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coRK1Ns COMES TO cHANUTE
Santa Fs Details Two More Clerks to
Help Out.

Chanute, Kas Oct 2.-A J. CoFkins.
who is 70 succeed Agent Gable here,
has arrived from Oklahoma and after a
careful investigation of the situation
and the duties involved by the Office.
has determined TO accent the response
biIitv The duties Of the agent at this
point are particularly arduous. owing
To the enormous amount Of freight
traffic checked up here The new agent
viii however have a lighter task than
did Agent Gable, for the reason that
TWO additional clerks have been prom
is.d him by the company. They were
wired yesterday and viii be transferred
here at cl1Fa-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
CUTTHRoUGH BOILERIRON
Desperate Effort Of 3 Convict to
Escape.

san Quentin Prison Cal. Oct S--Tlae
plot Of ore Of the most daring prison
ers ecufiaes. at san Quentin TO cut his
way out of the tncorrigible cells and
escaps has come to light The floors cf
the cells are covered with three-quarter
inch boiler iron and the convict had
almost completed cutting 4 hole through
it Iris would have given him entrance
70 q store roara below where ne co1ld
have procured rope and a hook TO aid
him in his attempt To scale the walls
Harry Hammeu serving d sentence Of
81 years fo~ burglary IS the name Of the
r,r-fzr,r.ar. concerned
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CHARGED WITH RIGAMY.
First Wife of Henry Parker Makes
the Complaint.

Euporia, Kan Oct S-Sheriff Ed
Newlin has returned from Kansas City
with Henry Parker. who is charged with
bigauy- His first wife. Mrs Era PARK
er Of Pittsburg IS the connnlaIna Mt
Mrs Parker got a divorce from Henry
Parker July IS and he married Miss TCsa
May Gordon August - in E.upOrIa- III
Kansas a divorce Is not in effecU until
six months after it IS granted and to
marry within SIX months after being di-
Varced IS bigamy- Both OF Parker 8
wives are here Parker went to Kansas
City short time ago and worked at
his trade as painter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
ROOF ON COAL CARS.
Black Diamonds Will Soon Be
Shipped by Express, Perhaps.

A Kansas City Southern coal car that
was on the rip track for repairs at
tracted some attention this morning.
The car was covered by a roof that
was no doubt put on at the mine where
the car was loaded The roof was not
put on to protect the contents from the
weather. but TO prevent the coal from
being stolen The winter IS coming on
and the coal companies in many in
stances are covering the cars to pre-
vent the coal from being stolen at ter
minaI points by the poor --beggar who
hasn't phe price to buy wlth.-Newton
kansau Republican
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08

Our little daughter had an almost Ia
tai attack Of whooping cough and brcu-
chitis writes Mrs. W K Haviiand OF
Aru-Ouk n Z. but when all ether
remedies failed saved her life with
DR.. kings New Discovery Our niece.
who had consumption in advanced
stage. also used this wonderful uedicina
and today she is perfectly WELL DeSper-
ate throat and lung diseases Yield to Dr.
Kings New Discovery 70 no other
medicine on earth InfaH for coughs
and colds. Soc and 800 bottles gslaran-
teed by Arnold Drug Co, 81 n Kansas
avenue
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
MIKE orDowD PROMOTED.
Construction Foreman Given Import
ant Place at Kansas City

Emporia. Kan. Oct s.-MiIze O'Dowd
a Santa F-e construction foreman. has
been promoted to assistant superintend-
emit of terminals OF the Santa F-e with
headquarters at Kansas City. Mr..
OfDrwd for the past few years has been
busy with construction work on the cuff
of He has completed his contracts
there and after finishing he was given
Tia rar,r,,fnril,r,
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stances. A heavy and Iumpy track,
only partially dried from the past sew
eraI DAYS and a dOwnDour Of rain de-
layed the calling Of the first race until
O'CLOCK. Two heats had not been
driven until il began 10 sprinkle again
and after the GrsC heat of rhe third
race the days card was postponed I'M
Ill TODAY. Rhythmic and John NJ made
the second quarters Of their races IN 90
and 30La seconaIs- res.ectiWelN-.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
USING BIG ENGINES.
Central Branch Being Put in Shape
for HeavY TRAFFIC.

Atehison. Kan. Oct SIT is only a
question of time until barrlsshIDs will
be running on the Central Branch A
big Rome consolidated engine, from the
Missouri Pacific line. weighing 81 tons,
recently made a "trip from Atkinson TO
Downs. 1t is the largest engine that
has been over the road. and attracted
considera BILE attention. but IS a baby
compared with the battleshio=. When
the work OF putting in steel and con-
crete bridges is completed, larger en-
gines and longer trains VIII undoubtedly
be the order
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

one Of the enjoyable performances Of
the season wifi be seen at the New
era wford Saturday matinee and night
ii the appearance Of the Lyman Twin
Brothers the twin comedians and com
face, At The PAGES" This production
surDasses all others in which these
young comedians have yet appeared.
The production has beautiful scenery.
pretty costumes. Il dainty chorus. sweet
music. clever dancing and a display OF
electrical effects.
Patrons of the mel0.fraua are auti-i-
patIng a work Of rare enjoyment at thu
New rawford Monday The biU viii be
Her First False Step. the reputation
of which insures a large and enthusias-
tie audience
Wagen1als and Kemper Will present
Blanche Walsh at the New era WORD
next Thursday night in Resurrection -
With the original company comprising
over A. people and the complete pr0duc-
ton as seen during the four months, run
of the play at the Victoria thsarer New
York Interest in the event Is naturally
pronounced. more 50 probably than has
been shown in any offering on the local
stage during the present season Tt
would be surprising If this were not the
case. for Miss Walsh's personal triumph
no less than the salient features Of
Resurrection" have been almost 4 con
slant topic for dramatic gossip ever
since the first performa nee of the play
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SHOULD HAVE A PRIZE.
Man Invents JoltIess Railroad
Track Crossing.

A railroad crossing has been invented
that enables trains TO cross TltAOut
passengers ge+eine the severe jolt that
Is Inevitable under the present style
Tha inventor is J H Higgins. Of Wan
af4fs Ind His system IS to place a
steel filler block throughout the fun
length Of the crossing BY making the
rails A quarter of an inch higher the
wheels OF the car are slightly elevated
30 that the Hanze carries the car over
The crossing without any danger of de-
rsiI-rent 1t has been used by few
roads with satisfaction
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
BREAKING THE BLOCKADE.
Santa Fe Puts Extra Engine at Work
at Hutchinson

Hutchinson. kas.. Oct S--The Santa
F'e road has two engines working in the
local yards these days. and they are
kept at it nearly all the time There
IS so much switching and transferring
TO be done locally that one engine was
overworkeE and could not nearly han
die all of the stuff
The blockade IN the yards here
which has been so fnconvenient for a
month or two. Is slightly relieved now
and the two engines Will keep it opened
for a little while
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
Saw beers from the Train.

The passengers Of the westbound
overland were treated 10 an unusual
sight this morning as the train was
coming down the Cajon, says the San
Beruardin0 Tines-Index A beautiful
buck deer and "A doe stepped out from
the brush and stood in full sight of the
train until it had vanished around a
curve There were all kinds of excIa-
nations from the passengers. many Of
whom rad never Seen deer in its free
dom before r~m
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08

and is spring connection to throw
open and hold open the knuckIes in
draw heads when cars are TO be cOu-
pied. Al present all knuekles have TO
be opened by hand after the lever IS
raised and the new invention Will save
cousidera bic time and labor in the c0u-
ping and uncoupIing of cars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
NAV BuiId New Roundhouse.

It IS runored that the Missouri Pa
cifie VIII build d new five stall round
house at Marquette IN the near future
It is also said il VIII move the depot
from its present site To a more desirable
location which viii be better for the
railroad and better for the town.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
ROCK Island Dividend Declared

The Rock Island company Of New
Jersey has declared the regular quar-
terIy 5ividend OF l per cent On its pre-
ferred stock payable November ,
Books close October Is. reopen October
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The last stretch Of double track work is
being rapidly completed between Sarnia
and Hamilton. Canada a distance of I34
miles. When this work is finished the
Grand Trunk will have the longest
stretch of double track under a single
management
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08
1rak.nanz Hand Mashed.

Newton. Kan Oct. s.-Cf1arles Csierc1,
a. bra KEENAN, on the local Il and y be-
tween Newton and E.rnpoFia IS OF with
some mashed fingers While coupling
some ears his fingers we're caught IN the
coupling and mashed He viii be OF
several efavs and is ying back on his
accident policy nowadays
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-08

W E Brooks. formerly Of Atchison.
but lately division superintendent Of
the Missouri Pacific at Osawatomie, to-
day became chief dispatcher at the
same place. the place he occupied when
nromoted- He is SUCCEEDED as suDeEln-
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New Coupling Invention.

A device has just been patented to be
operated in connection with draw
heads On ears The invention was pat
ented b. John c. Teiser. Of Austin. Tex,
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Double Track on Entire System.

The Grand Trunk within a few
months. will have d double track sys-
tenn over its entire main line from Chi
cago to Montreal. a distance of $40 miles.
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The Trotters at Lexington.

Lexington. Ey.. oct s.-The thirty
first annual meeting Of the Kentucky
Trottlng Horse Breeders assOciat ton
opened under fnausDiciOus circum-
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White Ribbon Remedy

announce % -1e world that I have an
absolute cure Tor drunkenness in w lilC
Ribbon Remedy based on thousands OF
cures made in zle most obstinate cases
edy was given Secretly III tea coffee or
food without the patient KNOWLEDGE B.
degrees the patient gers a dis1asre for IL
taxicauts and finally leaves OF aIr1aet her
Il is wonderful Many lard drinkar has
thus been reclaimed and res eoreG to his
family and friends. White Ribbon Per
etty ia easily given by following the sim
pie directions. IT - tasrel-ss odorIess
and perfectly safe to give or take
White Ribbon Remedy Will cure or Ia
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hoIic drinks. whether the patient is a con-
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er or drunAard- Impossible 1ar any one
20 have an appetite fer alconaHc lsul1or~
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CT the Womans Christian Temp nee
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srinare drum zartis and the cures have
been many. I cheerfuIlv recommend and
ind6rse White Ribbon Remedy. and advise
any woman 20 give IT 10 any relative SUI
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Trial pack1Er free by writing or calling on
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