The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-18
TIME CARD CHANGES.
They Go Into Effect on All Roads on
Sunday.

Beginning with Sunday June 19.
several changes will be inaugurated in
all of the time tables affecting the run
ming of trains in and out of Topeka
The Santa Fe, Rock Island and Union
Pacific all announce important changes
to take effect either on Sunday or Mon
day.
OF these changes the most importa Mt
to the travelling public are those to
be put in effect on the Santa Fe This
road will put on an entire new time
card which provides for many new
trains and some changes in the running
time of the old trains The new trains
to be put on are as follows:
c. & S. No. Z, daily, Pueblo to Den
yer.
c. & S. No 8. daily. Denver to Pueblo.
Nos. and 10 respectively known as
The Colorado Flyer and The Missouri
River Flyer will be put in service for
season. They will begin running from
each end of the line on the same day,
viz, June 10, 1904.
Nos. 225. 22s 227 and 22s are new pas
senger trains tnat will run daily be-
tween Havana and Cedar Vale.
Nos. PSI and 262 are new freight trains
between Chanute and Cedar Vale. They
will run daily and carry passengers.
Nos. 267 and 268 are new passenger
trains that will run daily between En-
poria and ChanUte via Howard and
Benedict branches.
No 566 mixed, daily, Dodge City to
Newton.
No. 567 mixed, daily. Newton toDodge
City instead of Jetmore.
No. 5S7 mixed. daily except Sunday,
Great Bend to Jetmore.
No 58S mixed, daily except Sunday,
Jetmore to Great Bend.
Besides putting on these new trains
the Santa Fe has inaugurated a
through sleeping car service to St.
Louis on account of the Worlds fair
Five new sleepers are to be put on
between western Santa Fe points and
\, r. Foer ~
from Denver to Kansas City and from
| there to St Louis over the Alton
/ Burlington and Wabash railroads
Between Kansas City and Denver and
return they will be handled by trains
Nos. 8 and 10 and Nos. ; and g. The
Santa Fe's passengers from New Mex
leo will be provided for by the in
auguratiOn of one sleeper from III
Paso and Albuquerque on trains Nos.
and 27. between Kansas City and
Albuquerque on Nos. z and 2. and be-
tween Kansas City and st. Louis over
the Alton Burlington The other two
sIeepers viii come from PurceIl, l. II,
and Cleburne, Texas. The former viii
run between Purcell and Kansas City
on trains Nos. 49, 113 and 5. and
from Kansas City to St. Louis over the
Missouri Pacific. The latter will be
run on Nos and 6 between Fort
Worth, Cleburne and Kansas City and
from Kansas City to st. Louis over the
Wabash. Almost all of these cars will
pass through Topeka on the trains
mentioned.
on the Rock Island the principal
change will occur Monday On that
day trains Nos. IS and Sc will be re-
suned between Chfckasha and Kansas
City with Worlds fair sleeping car ser
vice from Kansas City over the Chi
cago & Alton. This train was discon-
tinued about three months ago and will
run Monday for the first time since
then.
The Union Pacific also announces sew
eral important changes. CommencinS
Monday, June 20. train No. 2. the Ov-
erland Limited, will be due into Tope-
ka at S:O5 a. m. instead of 6:05 a. m
This train makes no local stops. Train
No. g. formerly due at sos a. M, VIII
hereafter arrive at 6:55 a. m, one hour
earlier. This train stops at all stations.
Besides its other changes the Santa
Fe announces a new train running
both ways between Dodge City and
Newton This train connects with the
fast mail and gives through passenger
service between Kansas City and
T0O6oa Civ