The Globe-republican., 1892-04-18

into against him bv five other dentists
of Wichita, and the consequent damage
to his practice. The members Of the
State Dental association have been pros
ecuting DR.. Creditor every few months
for two years past. on the ground that
he has no right to practice in the state,
he having no Kansas diploma.
Emporia Republican: A good con-
gregation enjoyed the services at the
First Baptist church Sunday morning.
After the sermon by the pastor upon
1.-The Relations which Church Members
Bear to Each Other" fifteen new men,
bers were publicly welcomed. Six were
boys and girls Of the Sunday school,
who were baptised Sunday afternoon;
the others were men and women. A
larger number was present at the Lords
supper than at any similar service dur
ing tho present pastorate.
Medicine Lodge Index: We went
through the sugar mill and found about
10000 pounds Of second sugar on hand.
and that Of better quality than has
ever been produced heretofore. The
strip after being clarified, runs through
the centrifugals much easier than it
did, and one centrifugal can now swing
out as much sugar in a day as all of
them could do before. There is steam
jet in each centrifugal, which also helps
the swinging OUT process. The factO-
~ has shipped ten carloads Of strip
and has steady demand for all it can
produce. A large evaporation, a new
SHREDDER, new filter process, and other
necessary machinery will ~ added to
the plant this spring, but the alcohol
process will not be put in. A new roof
will also be put on the engine room.
Mr.. Best is ready to make contracts for
raising cane for the coming season.
Topeka Journal: The members Of
the Topeka fire department presented
Mrs. McCarter, widow of the late Assist
ant Chief Benjamin McCarter, who was
killed while on duty, testimonial of
their regard. They presented two pic
lures. The first is large portrait Of
the dead fireman, made in crayon. 1t is
a perfect likeness. With the frame the
picture is 80 by SO inches. The second
is large portrait, taken at the time of
the funeral, of the many beautiful floral
offerings, with Ben's picture in the CEN
ter. Both pictures are framed in heavy
carved mahogany. Chief and Mrs. Will
marth, as many Of the firemen from the
various stations as could be spared, to-
gether with the wives Of most of the
firemen, attended the presentation, which
was made at the McCarter home on
Jackson street. The pictures were ac-
companied by neatly prepared testi-
mOnlal.
The house committee on public lands
has presented favorable report on the
senate bill granting the Fort Hays mill
tary reservation and about thirty build
ings thereon to the state of Kansas on
condition that the state shall. within two
years. establish and maintain soldiers,
home thereon. The state is also to
maintain public park on the reserva-
ton. The government reserves the right
to resume possession and dispose Of the
lands whenever it shall appear that the
state OF Kansas has ceased to use the
same for the purposes specified in the
act. The bill provides that the state
shall cause two and One-half sections
adjoining the quarter section on which
the buildings are now located to be
properly laid out in avenues and two
acre lots on each Of which may be con-
structed cottage for an old soldier and
his family. The state is also to main
tain the soldiers cemetery now on the
which is made national
cemetery by this bill. There is little
doubt about the passage of the bill.