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An Important Difference.

To make it apparent to thousands,
who think themselves i'll, that they
are not afflicted with any disease, but
that the system simply needs cleaning,
is to bring comfort home to their hearts,
as a costive condition is easily cured
by using Syrup OF Figs. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup
Company only, and sold by all drug
glsts.
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Purely Vegetable

and one thousand dollars will be paid
apr proof that it contains particle of
zrrercury, potash, or other mineral. SIS.
Is sold by all druggists.
Valuable books on blood and skin dis
eases will be mailed free to all who adj
dress Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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Engraved Call1ng cards

Calling cards and invitations en-
graved in latest style from copper plate
at less than Chicago prices. Leave or
send your order or your old plate to
this office.
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600 90
275 90

of pit of ne or OF sec l, t l,
% east. Warranty deed.
Consideration ......--.-. 275 O
Michael Link and wife to Sam'l
Walchle. Lot 2 in blk 8 in
Trustees subdivision of pts
of NV or of sec 80, t 2, r %
east. Warranty deed. Con-
sideration. ................ 465 O
Addison and Bridget Mathews
to Mrs. Orrilla Mathews.
PIT of Sc Or of sw Or of sw Or
of sec 80, t /, Il. Quit claim
deed. Consideration. $3.50. / o
John c Denter and wife to
Philip FL Matthew. Lot %
in A c Hesing's Powers
Lake subdivision in Randall,
Kenosha county, Wis. War
ranty deed. Consideration 500 Oh
Mary NJ Doan, widow, ct al to
Eugene r Head. Pts of the
sw Or of sec 81, 2, % east
in 4th and 1st wards city of
Kenosha, Wis. Warranty
deed. Consideration 49,. $500 o.
Louise O Blackman to Matthias
Mungen. PIT of hf of sec
81, t2, % east (63 acres.)
Land contract. Consider
alton. 1924 Of
David E Pierce, executor of
will of John E Dugan, to
Michael Dugan. PIT of lot 2
in sec II, l, r 20 east, SO
acres more or less. Also pit
of sw or sec II, t l, r20 east.
Executors deed. Consider
alton. $50 o.
Ann Dugan, (unmarried), to
Michael Dugan. Part of
lot 2 in sec II, Il, r 20 east,
and part of W or sec. II, t
l, 20 east. Quit claim
deed. Consideration. l OF
David E Pierce, executor, to
Michael and Ann Dugan.
Undivided hf of lot 4 in fri
sec Is, t l, + 20 east, 81
16-100 acres; also undivided
hf in and to hf of W or
and east acres of W hf of
NV or of sec 20, l, r 20 e,
containing So acres, more or
less, excepting 3 $40 acres.
Executors deed! Consider
alton. 2o35 o.
Mary Degan to Michael De-
gan. Lot 4 in fri sec Is,
l, r 20 east, 81 16-100 acres;
also e hf W or and east 5
acres of the W hf of wqr
of sec 20, l, 20 east, con-
tanning So acres, excepting
3 $40 acres. Quit claim
deed. Consideration. l Oh
Bridget Harmon and husband
to Michael aud John Dugan.
Part of lot 2 in sec II, l,
20 east, SO acres, more or
less, excepting one-half
acre and 4 acres and except
r R right Of way. Quit
claim deed. Consideration $50 0C
,Zalmon G. Simmons and wife
to Philip Lentz and Maurice
N Funck. Part of the hf
of n or of sec 6, l, % e,
in Third ward, city of Ke-
nosha. Warranty deed.
Consideration. ........ 700 o.
Christian Rasch and wife to
Julia N Murphy. Lot II of
Christian Rasch's subdivis-
ion of part of lot 5 in sec 80,
l, 10 east, known as
Kloeber's Ridge. Warranty
deed. Consideration 260 o.
Stacey Condor, spinster, and
John Condor, bachelor, to
Katie Condor. Part of e
fri or of sec II, /, 20 east
10 acres; also lot Is in sec
16, Il, 90; also 6 acres,
being south acres of lot IA
in sec Is, t l, 20 east.
Warranty deed. Consldera-
ClOn. "
Zalmon G Simmons and wife
to George Hale. Part of the
hf of n or of sec 6, l,
% east, in Third ward, city
of Kenosha. Warranty
deed. Consideration. $50 o
John Kinicott and wife to
Elizabeth A Reed. Lot 6,
blk Ii; also lot 1, blk 16, in
Ehle's addition to city of
Kenosha, on n W or of sec 6,
tt, % east, in Third ward,
city of Kenosha. Quit claim
deed. Consideration .--- 600 0
| CA3ToRIAs
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10 the departed one. touched II 10 the
pile. This had been built on the edges
OF the water some three feet high and
the body laid on II. Quickly the whole
mass was ab!aze ard the BODY envciopcd
IN flames while the family walked = lit
Ito distance and sat down TO watch It
consumed. And when the ashes were al
that remained Of the funeral pyre they
were brushed INTO the river 20 mirgle
themselves with the holy waters. We saw
several piles IN process Of burning and r.
number Of old people lying ON the bank
last whiting to die. Many come from
hundreds Of miles away ana positively -
fuse to accept food or drink their wish
being to die here a Benares so that their
ashes Will mingle with the waters Of
the sacred river. 1t is here among these
dying people that one secs the iron
strength OF the caste system. FOR 70 save
his life a dying Hudoo would not take
food from a person OF another caaie-
Some castles do not ourn their m. but
bury them in the river. and we saw TWO
men tie a huge rock around the neck Of
nm infant e,roi.dcd in white, row Out -
the middle Of the river ana tnroT IL over
board. The ancient custom. OF throwing
live babies in Inc GErSes la" been loio-..-
den by tho English. bus occ'-S-ol4sliy a'~'-
an act is discovered.
And then we went TO some Of the tom
key temple" and Golden temple, 3+ld
found them old duapiaated buildings, luh
of idols and very dirty.
We stopped "A short time IN Aiiahanil'
the RTohamn,o dan name for CITY az co.,
situated Oh the Jamma river. This Is a
CITY Of 1sa0G0 people and -
the seat OF government OF the
northwest province and tC"h'
has large European population. as malay
army people are stationed there tiU5
forming q charming society. as We foa Il
by meeting with some steamer friends. VINO
introduced Us.
From here Nc went on - Lucknow
CawnDore and Delhi those cities 81 the
mut!ny 50 full Of sad reco.lcctions AID
beautiful monuments. Visiting the scenes
OF the great rebellion recalled some facts
In history connected with II and what
brought about this terrible uprising Of na-
tive soiai,ry Al that time, now forty years
ago. there Wee less than 5l.00 English
soldiers IN India while the native troops
were several times us many, though they
w re commanded by EDgl5sAmeu- For soma
time previous TO this there had been con-
siderable discomfort among tho ScQoTs.
who thought their rc iician was ABOUT to be
ov,rthrOwp. whom in lS57 their fauaticisla
reached its climax by the Introduction ~
the Enfield rife with tie CREASED cartridge.
The Brahmlns held the lat OF CONS was
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Returning to Calcutta from Darjeeling
we prepared for the journey across In
dia. some 1900 miles by our route. While
the days were stin very hot the nights
were like winter 50 we purchased heavy
bedding for the trains, none was pro-
Weed.
Leaving Calcutta I'm the evening, we
walked next morning. the 2ith Of Novem-
Der. In the plains. The stretch of land
scape impressed me with the vast extent
of India and reminded me Of our great
western parties. except there We're clumps
of trees and bushes. but eli - brown
that they gave painful evidence of mp
proach'Sg famine. The half-starved, half
nakcu natives VINO gathered around the
railway stations proved that famine was
already present. though the government
was doing all it could to relieve the raw
ages OF hunger In times past the crops
have failed over vast territories about
every ten years when hundreds Of thOus-
asds Of natives would Gle of starvation,
the most cxcruciating of deuths. For if
food is given after weeks OF slow death,
the system Is too far gone TO assimiiiate
Il. But since the English governor gem
eral has taken the matter IN hand the sit
uation is far less fearful.
the first stop we made was Benarcs.
tho "sncrgd city of the HindoOs," with
all rs temples and bathing CHATS the
most interesting vet filthy city in all
India.
Benares IS built ou the left bank Of
the Gauges and extends about three miles
along the river. The entire water front
is built mp with temples, of which there
are Z 90 and each has Ehats or steps lead
ing down to the water. From the river
IS the best place to see the city. so we
took a boat carly one morning and rowed
NJ nnd down ior several hours The
sights We're dreadful. enough to make one
II. but We strengthened ourselves TO the
situation and this IS what We saw: Tfous-
ands of HiHdoos from all over the cOun-
try como to battle in the sacred waters
o. the Gangcs and were all along the
CHATS dipping themselves in the water and
praying to thcir god. They washed their
clothes illcd their pilgrims buckets and
went UP to the temple purged of their
sins.
And turning that sad sight. the burning
u human body. greeted our a5tonished
eyes The guide told the victim was
an Cd woman. as the body was shrouded
fl rod. ana near by sat an old man and
two young men. evidently her husband
and sons. 4 priest brought the hrebrand
from The adjoining temple and tho old
man. after putting the flame in his mouth
for second which proved his devotion
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J0u09m@yBmg Thorough India


used to prolane their feiision' ana me NO
har;ncdans that swine fat was Used, which
TO them IS he most unciean OF aii. 80 on
account Of tbs tac SeDcss mu-i.lied and on
heine ordered % lay Gown Their arms,
turned on tielr Eiie4isl o.iiSers WIN "-'-'1iy
Veageancs- TIE stfus5s-e Ior supremacy
vas eiiiic ana no ie0i'e We. @f.i S'ii1ea
upon 20 sa4ief more IMAM --i-silsh sdfil-
SONS.
Tie Tes'dency. thar part o. LucRnoD
tnSt was occupied by the bfil.sn during
the siese. IS ia ruins. ard has been made
into q haautitGl garden sa".cd 10 The dead.
Vines cover the crumollng walls and in
scrip1ons here and there tcu a. the brave
deeds o those heroic siusi.snmen-
The monument 20 ST Henry Havoloe I,
the most conspicuous lieure II those times.
Is three miles IRON The city IN the fortified
garden ~ Alum Hdgh-
Most or tae Interesting places in and
around Lucknow are connected with To
hulny, though taere are several hne no
Atiii--c''ta mosques ana t-ifee II tsll-4lctiit
t5i"o5 ~ l-ndei kings The at'.A--eceufe
q tAese IS Very nirch Lie Inc ApofisA N
90 - s5i-'i
90 - a.; - -,
,,.[r.,.1-- 49,. 4 -. ~ -
-l-,5 OF i..s. -,,s.,- s.,-- &c er,,r,.-ll
Tor i person 70 Fae.f The. Grounds sur
rounding so.ae Of these ed.Goas are very
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
IN LOVES TENDER KEEPING.

Hold ire Ht,le away FROM the world
Dear arm, with ycur tcrlarcsl cIsnrirr-:
The bird ~-ih lis breast 70 the blue sirE-
eth sweet.
But star never answer SIS singing.
The colo rslss b1t lure Us 20 lead N.
-~ars.
Tire tao-u's in tic rca OF the ross OF the
Lad N, u love. dear. and teach mo to
1ray.
He'll re Iit,,e away from ilso world.
h-gr arms. WIKI yo-r firm clasp and
tera-r-
Tor Gro lsrh:s 81 the heights stream
terr--a r.eoieto nights
= trrest ~ t-s-s DO the ru,crd7r.
SIS fA- r.s-m 1856 the lf.-n that would
fA as r--y
TIE kern taorls have s---nsancI the roses
.T
Ieed -.e s. isve. deer. a.i teach me TO
-
-rrsaE s. s-a-ton. n August Ladies.
licme selr.-l
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Il n ~ ~, -, $500
81 2 Inacalns aecronaHcy.
4 nat toeethet, lc3i anu L-o@so,ns py tNs
Indus once we Grw,
And tha- Er--lz came or omar,
To iTHpTison the aroma
II some half-remem hered measure which
las rAy.hr-ed re to ya12
4
Thac in 4ees mare deal
1 was song ava you were Sanpho; you
wcre sunbeam. ] tae dew.
For 4 ious o-Fe -e-t int 'at-tcn
C- q passion vague HtI Fi-=ii
When YOU Ql5cle.l 70 r-n7-li-oraace O. 4
former Iie Nc knew
-f----s
VS. ] streen when You were "i-3h
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OUR EXCHANGE LIST.

Nr7. :. s. Morris. Maness. Va. VIII OK
change silver watch. printing press. books
rciica and other things for secondhand
bicycle SIX and worstod scraps. Write,
with stamp. for particulars
MISS Lola Bush. Rurnct Tex. WIN OK
chanfe now mandolin for q Webstors
urabridGed dictionary IN good condition.
Write. with stamp.
Miss Laura Parker. wadcs PARK Ca,
VIII exchange three white plumes and
erools - make q what-not for e nice new
style p.aee sailor lat. .Write an once.
L. L. cochran. PARKER store. ca. has
woman Thoughts About Women TO eN-
change for -St. Elmo or MANY Thoughts
o. M-ry Minds"
Mrs. j.. &. Horne. Horne. Ga. has can
cclcd stamps and two very funny reeita-
tloas 70 exchange for anything. Write what
you have.
Mss Allie McGoWan. Jacksonville. Tex,
has infants shirt with drawn work three
inches deep 20 exchange Tor best oner.
viii send pattern 81 work.
Mrs. Eua johnson. MarIing. Ala. has a
fine bird dos % exchange for thorough
bred rabbit dog.
AIRS. Mary Hammond Troy. Tex. VIII
exchange two good rccipes-how 10 dry
corn without scaieln& end now % make
jelly ia zen minutes without ruit-ior one
ounce o. zrp"5F anu stamped seli-ad-
dressed envelope.
Mrs. T. t. Roscoe. Oakwood. Tex. has
"ois'el se."Ps ~ eAS'i'i'se 1oi iUa 50
"l'-e' VIA stamp
NJ. ,,,-,. r,brgt,, ool,oo,7s rr.v
80 ~ -, 60,
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Decd Ni+te Aias.
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MISS Hto@l "'o'-i"'l' 49, = - wants
fot tho novel "ihe Scarlet Letter
joan z. fie'rher' NelLeiS' a-' VII -
change 20 pretty aasoft"t ".id 'tSS w."
sa-pe 20 "teA LOT I-''e' siio . u" % "'''0-''
Write Arst
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09

Mrs S. IT. Rorer. who IS an authority
on cooking and all household matters
gives some e,..ellcat recipes IN The la
dies Journal and for the benefit ot those
who do not see this Magazine we -'-te
culed o few of the bes,, knowing l-'es
WI H. appreciated by our readers.
Canned Lima EeaaS-oelcct FSfy yodAs,
cretn lima beans for canning. Il riit, ot
Unitc. fermentation g sure = take i-@~o
unless you uae a pte7e. .t...'.,,,, Nh
beans dram ana put mem Ue -. Ma
on the tons I-laee straw en- excelsior IN
the bottom Of the wasa boiler s5.Aa 70
20 half cover cover the boiler. prlEe 10
boiling point ard boil steadnF TOT tntt9
hours Take UP the jars one = l---,',
III thcv are NOT fun Goo htllhs
iii. ana screw en- the tops as Gsat
possible. stand aside over n.s.-y. J. -. -
put in dark. cool place ~ r, r
The Making Of Fruit Je!les-Apq,es cor
c9ro is involved in jelly mGkins- teaele5
and pears. and even curraHts. when ofe
ripe. contain SO htto pectose tnat .h 81
perieuced jelly maj. r. may easily -al-
Mrs. Rorer's Tomato Ketchup-2irs 5.
II Rorer. the famous cooking exuert
gives this her faverlte. recipe for making
1 oiii,.s '.g,I.s ..,r,.to..s wash and cut
hour. then press through SIEVE COX
again for one Eour; then ada one ounce
u ground ginger. ono ounce OF inu41atd:
one sill of salt. half a pound oi susti. ai-I
ono quart OF vinegar. Cook 90 the proper
consistency. ado Eve orcps oi OH OF -tl-
meg and the same OF Celery or. i4ait-
epooniuI az CELERY SEED. Bostle. cork ana
seal
Preparing Tomato F'igs-romsato fi7s
are both economical and tasty. Select the
small yellow tona-Ocs, s.1id. peer nl1I
weigh Allow three pounds or sugar 70
SIX of tomatoes. Put "A laycr Of tomatoes
on the bottom 0f your pres rNiuS heit-',
tr.n a layer of sugar. and stand the'a
over moderate fire Cock very gently
until the sugar has penetrated tne to1.-
toes Lift them carefully. one ar a tiAH,
and spread ou p laI.ra meat p.atteF- ifN
i'm ;he hot sUu. spfrklias tEaro several
times with SranuiatCd sugar When dry
pack them in Jars. with a layer 81 SUGAR
between the layers Of to1na toes. Cover
with glass white drying.
Delicious Desserts for Summer-Heavy
buildings should lie given MP entirely dur
ing the hot weather Fresh fruit. h oh
tlInahle may take their place. otherwise
q bowl Of whipped cry2m. carars-i cti7-
t3rd. an oid-fashioucd rice pUtD ne- E&v2-
rau cream. cold farira custgrd. Hoatng
island or DANDY pudding will answer every
purpose. To make am ol3-fashioncd rice
pudding. wash two tabiespoonfuiS Of rice
add to it two quarts of milk. half a cup
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please. There seems TO be q. confusion Of
voices. So many queries First, IS he
wealthy. / suppose no IS, as he says, he
mas everything but the help-mect. He eH-
poets her to have wealth OF mind and spir-
IL. Has he n splendid turnout? Is he an
expert driver? Has house been furnished?
Has the parlor two bay windows. one with
eastern exposure and a western also? That
the whole liye-lonS day may be spent at
osie or the other? Is there a grand piano
ia the parlor.
Now hold. fair ones. VIII that be n
help-meet to SIT at the cool, inviting bay
windows all day only ntersp vrsed now
and then with a soul-inspirinS rendition of
.Ond0us Latest" See here, he could, Tor
20, get an automatic music box mat
could sit At liz. lovely bay WINDOW all
day long und dispeusc the perfection o.
music. There are more important require
mcnts.
It has been said that the foot of tho
farmer makcth the evil rich. v hat of ms
better hat Sine should have ready, will
tnS feet and hands for every household
her eye from attic to cellar. The culinary
department, the most important; be queen
Of the kitchen as wei as parlor.
Annie l.. Bcmis. Pope Depot. Miss.-T am
a regular reader OF The Consthution-tnin
II one of the very best papers published.
/ want 70 know IL any OF tee sisters has
q copy OF book written Oy I1Inm rson
Bennett called "ACni LcD;i" II Is a sequel
10 one by the same author entItied 4 ne
J raric Flower" VIII either buy il or
exchange FOR it. Perhaps II none Of the
sisters mas one they can tell me where a
copy may be procured.
Mrs. w J.. Abbott. Weatherford, Tex
SO many letters from che sisters bringing
new ideas together with 50 many good re-
ceipts makes the woman's department OF
The Constitution worth twice rs much as
amy other paper / know Of ] viii say TO
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grave full OF years and accompanied by tho
lov..s thoughts Of the EnElsh-spe aAing
world. She was both great aad good"
Woman is not undeveloped man but d.
Could we make her as the man sweet love
We're dead;
Ter clearest caar,n Is this not like TO like
Put like in difference
Distinct In indivdualitics.
But like each other. even as those who
love.
-TI~rSN-NC0N
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

-A - :, :
- 'i|'n '"c 9''i'nS ,,'I1r,
,.,-,.'. - -
Alabama or louisiana. WIN some one give
Zoe hcr ADDRESS II she IS living: / Iost tho
"c"r hilie p'oA ana "'Uiu llAe 70 mo"
N"e'7 CT gu """'i'vr COZ y 49, '.ic
I v,.' =. 10 INC lI'l'ot
IN, w, ~ ,,',,'
-, a., 60, d, ..tis,,o,. ~, Ish,,,eI o.
nm. -, ,'-,f5t,t,,,l a. IN ~. NJ,
I,-,,.,, -,...,, -. ~, CT. r',ao ~
shee? sorrei by beating one-haIt baion
OF the weed ana sVut e-.ihS 'he Jui'e ~
new TN Ii'te' iet sit out N sun Nv" OF ti' 60
"'.9' ttA' 4" 80 H'- + W.. = - -
y pus on cancer warns i'r '1fee OF lou.
"eEs IL VAL I'iHoNe ''e"h anu N0'' w
mccoy
A. -. ,-..-,..a. r,.,.., r,.,.,,, r,-,,,-
80 -. -, ~. u -
-. -. III 80. -,,1 ,.t,.t.. A,,rt s,,,sf,
-f >. ..,,,- =, 49,. tl,,t ,.nu, I .,,
~ -, j., ,-.,.,I ,,,.,,,,,,,, = a,i,,ea
,t, ,r+f,i,. ~, ..-l,~r.. f.i,4rft, - came 10
80 = r,,,o~ ,ro,., thc slsters bavo a ladv
gria,,d Who wants a situation. she mas been
~ veare in tb., Same Mace. I'm Atlanta.
and vo,ild Ike 10 get ON a farm. She IS
at,u, fortv-eve wears OLE and i know her
10 be a very good. economical hcusrlsecper
and nu honest. devout christian woman.
IL any of thu, sisters know of amy ono WHO
.ouI3 ,0, her services I would be glad 10
l.oar from, Them
Mrs Locke Schrfinsher seldom. TEX
viii give NV plan for keeping seed beans
and peas: Put them I'D I'm pan ana dry
thorn I'm the sun: mix wit5 waterm Ion
seed and nut them I'm "A sack ard hans Up.
j never fail to keep them
~ John MORGAN Smith Is living his
l.-.fna. Anfg.n vgufl Ike
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-08-09
Prosperity stI IN the future.

From TIE Lumpl,in. Ca. independent
a number Of the largest cotton mills n
The east are Shutt.ng down. throwing
thousands Of operators out Of employment.
But .~o@p r1,lS tll1,s are coming yet
SIN IN The q - and distant future-
fIaiarna zoo. Mich. Is famous for celery.
Sc Thomas .-iatrT's article. headed 10
Sends l. Free" on page 9.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Sons of Veterans

Active efforts are being put forth by
the comrades of W. L. Haskell Post, g..
A. R., at Yarmouth in the direction of
organizing camp of the Sons of Veterans
in that town, and already twenty-five
names have been secured as charter mem
bers.
Lieut.. Col. A. NJ. Soule of Portland
was in Yarmouth on Monday and the
necessary papers were filed out and for
warded to Division headquarters with a
request that the camp be organized Thurs
day evening, May Goth.
Shepley Camp of this city will attend
and exemplify the work, after which the
officers will be publicly installed.
The G. A. r. and Relief of Yarmouth
have been invited to attend and Sheridan
Camp of Freeport will attend and assist
in the work.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
FOR MURDER OF HIS WIFE.
Chicago Sausage Maker Arrested on Capt.
tai Charge.

Chicago, May 17-Adolph Luetgert,
a well-known sausage manufacturer,
was arrested this afternoon on the charge
of having murdered his wife. Luetgert
made an assignment about 10 days ago
and about the same time Mrs Luetgert
disappeared. 1t was at first supposed
that she had committed suicide as! "a re-
suit of her husbands failure. The police
claim to have direct evidence that Luet-
greet killed his wife. The place where the
murder and destruction of the body of
the woman is supposed to have, taken
place is the factory at Diversey and
Hermitage avenues, near the tracks of
the Northern road.
1t is stated by persons connected with
the case that the dead body was placed
in vat and burned by the use of chemi-
calls. 1t is stated that several bones are
all that have been found and that these
were taken from the vicinity of the vat.
Two finger rings belonging to the dead
woman were also found in the vat.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Portland Council No. 1, A.P. A.

At the meeting of the Port land Coun-
oil, A.P.A., last evening for the n 'orma.
ton Of the council an account of the
meeting of the delegates from ninety
nations to the Postal Congress held at
Washington, was read to the council by
the committee on literature and instruc.
ton
Sir Richard Walpole made the speech
for the foreign delegates, and Gen Batch
eldor responded in behalf of the United
States.
a wreath of white roses and palms was
given to the Postal Congress and placed
upon the top of the gates which guards
the entrance to the tomb of Washington
President of the State Council, Charl es
E. Taylor was present and reported the
proceedings of the Supreme Council.
The report was received with great en-
thusiasm.
The Portland daily press., 1897-05-18
Steamer Movements.

Hamburg, May 15.-Sailed, steamer
Phoenicia, New York.
Naples, May 15.-Sailed, steamer Brit
tania, New York.
Gibraltar, May 17.-Sailed, steamer
Fulda, from Genoa, New York.
New York, May 17.-Arrived, steame- S
Jersey City, Bristol; Alfalfa, Kingston,
etc.
Torysland, May 17.-Passed, steamer
Monaghan, Liverpool and Greenock for
New York
Hull, May 16.-Arrived, steamer Leran-
to, Boston via Deptford.
Cherbourg. May 16.-Sailed, steamer
Spree, New York.
Southampton, May 17.-Sailed, steamer
Friedrich, Der Crosse, New York.
London, May 17.-Sailed, steamer Vol.
turno, Boston
New York, May 17.-Sailed, steamer
Buffalo, Hull
Liverpool, May 71.-Arrived, steamer
Cambreman, Boston.