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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-18
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

nos, nsangton: April 1.-THE followip :,
H Ms,n OFFICES have been cstablishcI Is
Stockholm. Aroostook county s,oo,,,
i' MI, !emtland. 3 miles S. 'p0"'
,s,, H.ervllle, Aroostook county routc
niles EasIe Lake, miles N, Portage. Il
ss The = s, following star services have been
= Route 1889. Bigelow. by strat,on 70
week week. including the depositinc of mail IN
, uoAcs ana along the route. From Juiv
l9Vi. to June so. 1906. '"'' =
, n0ute lao. South Waterford. Water
Iord and East Waterford. RI Ricos nm
uon IN. o.. i.25 miles and back. six times
Week. including the depositing Of mail
boxes along the route. From Juiv / fg,i
TO June 50. 1906 ' - -''i'
Route ISL. North Lowell. by Center
;;oVell, to Lowell. ,91 miles and back six
' Ills y week. with six additional tripe
PEI per week, between Center Lowell and Low
Ell, from July l to September so of cnch
SSear. including the dcpositing of mail in
BOXES along the route. From July /, 1881
to June 50. 1893 - -''-'
., Route 1912. Seaside to South Addison
s.D miles and back, SIX times week
from July j. TO September 80 and three
tlmes a week the residue of each year
including the depositing of mail in boxes
along the route. From July l., 1861, to
June co. 1862 -
Route 1913 The Forks to Parlin Pond
10 miles and back, six times Il week, from
May ! to October 81. and three times \
week from November to November 50
each year. including the depositing OF
mail in boxes along the route. From July
|, 1891, to June 60, 1895.
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t. FOUR DEAD. SEVEN WILL DIE.
Steamer Ramoaa's Boiler ExpIodes With Ter.
ribIe Res lts on Frazer River.

Vancouver. &. c., April l1.-Four people
are dead and seven probably fatally in
iurcd as the result of an explosion. this
afternoon. on the steamer Ramona, which
plvs on the Frazer river. one of the
plates in The rear of the boiler blew out.
tearing away the whole front of the YES
sci and knocking into the water all those
in that part of the steamer.
The accident happened when the boat
was in mid stream opposite Fort Lang
ley. 50 miles from Vancouver. Two wo-
men, Mrs. Harry Morrison of Langley.
and Mrs. j. bailey of Mount Lehman.
were standing on the front deck and
were knocked into the water and drown
ed. Two deckhandS named James Mack
and Andrew PhippS were struck by one
OF the dying boiler plates and instantly
killed. being so horribly burned by the
escaping steam as to be unrecogniZablc
\. Power, the purser, j. Maynard. Mate.
and Victor Newell. the fireman. who had
gone on that day for the first time. were
burned so badly that they cannot possibly
recover. Four Indians We're drcadfully
scalded and only one of these is expected
to recover. One Indian baby is at the
point of death.
Both Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Bailey
had left their babies UP stairs in the sa-
loon and had gone on deck for fresh air.
The babies were unhurt.
The injured people were brought to
Westminster. Power. the purser, has
gone insane. and the others are in such
a condition that no hope is held out for
their recovery. The steamer was valued
at about $25,oc0.
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RECEIVER TAKES CHARGE
OF Famous Bank Of vergennes. Mrs. HalIeii
indignan. at Published Stories.

Ncrgennes. VT. April 17-John 7. Sulli-
van OF the compIro!lerS office in Wash .
in2ton, who has been appointed receiver
of the Farmers National Bank. arrived
on the evening train and immediately
took charge of the institution. Examine,
Cunningham will remain for two or three
days in order to make Mr. Sullivan ia
mlliar with the banks affairs as TAR a.
they have been unravclled. President NJ
F. Dunshce says that he has full conf
dcnCe that the bank depositors will be
paid in fun but expects Il heavy assess
mcnt on the Stockholders. The business
men of the town who have funds tied up
in the bank are adjusting their affairs to
meet the money stringcncy ana ii is hard
ly likely that any failures Will fellow the
closing of the bank. For some weeks
there may be Inconvenience in conducting
business. but all are confident of coming
out in good shape at the end.
Mrs. Hallctt if Concord n. H, whose
narlc has been mentioned with that of
Cashier Lewis, tonight. Indignantly de-
MED some of the published stories. es-
pecally that which made il appear that
she was engaged TO Mr.. Lewis. She said
that she did not give a home party in
Concord, this spring. neither did she take
the social prominence in town ascribed
to her. She says there was no reason
why her name should be brought into the
story of the banks failure.
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THE GARONNe HEARD FROM.
Was at Honolulu. Apri! 8. With New England
Troops nomeward Bound.

Washington. April 1.-THE transpor.
Garonne with Massachusetts volunteers
returning from Manila, has been report
cd. She was at Honolulu and will be il
San Francisco in two or three days. TIL
Garonfle was long overdue and an anN-
iety was felt for her safety, particularly
in New England where the troops ON
boaary the CiarOnne were recruited; bur
the uuarternastcr's department never has
felt seriously apprehensiVe. The report
that the vessel was at Honolulu simply
justified their guess that the smaller yes
.sels of this type plying between san
Francisco and the Orient would he obliged
to stop Il Honolulu for coal in the event
that head winds were encountered.
The news OF the safety of the Glronnc
came in message to the Guartcrmastcr
general from Col. Long, the uuartcrmas-
tor at san Francisco. His message stat
ed tha, the Occidental and oriental Com
mcrc;al Line steamer Doric arrived, to-
day. At san Francisco and had gone into
quarantine She reported that the gov
crnment transport Lawton left iIonolulI
for San Francisco II hours ahead OF her
with three cases of smallpox on boaru.
and she was momentarily expected at san
Francisco The Garonnc with the 2blh
Inf was coaling at Honolulu or the 2Sth
and is expected at San Francisco in two
or three days.
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JOE SMITHS REVELATIONS.
Latter Day Saints Believe that 1t Is OF Divine
Origin.

Kansas City, Mo, April 1.-The reveal
ton of President Joseph Smith to ms poo
pie was read to the conference of the re
organized church Of Latter Day saints
Intlcuendcncc, Mo, today. The rcvcia :
ton came to the prophet after the Saint,
had INDUCED in season Of fasting asoIl a ,ha
PRAYER. last Sunday. II has been IN the
hands of the various ouOrums since Mon
day and was approved by them. To-day
it was opened by the conference win a
protest and thus became a part 81 the re
iigion OF 1900 PERSONS, all OF WHOM De
NtVc il is of Divine origin .,r
The revelation directs that Peter Ahuct
son be chosen to fill the vacancy III .ilc
ouorum Of twelve: that the rules OF req
rcscnt1tion remain as they are TIL the
growth of the church renders ,.as. G he ns-
necessary: that two news stakes DC %
tobIishcd one nj Independence. Mo-, ah,i
ono at Lamont. Iowa; that the cnui,
provide tracts in Scandinavian, Geril ia H.
Jarancsc. Portuguese. and other IA,
cIIaccS as the missions require: anu th -;
Conner Z. Criltiths he sent to EnSi;,nu II.
the interest of foreign missionary "o .I',
also that the missionary work OF III. ~
church BE- prosecuted in Australia ana the
islands of the sea.
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DOES NOT DiSAPPOINT.
The New Discovery for Catarrh Seems to Pos
sess Remarkable Merit.

4 new catarrh cure has recently ap-
reared which so far as tested mas peeii
remarkably successful in curing all forms
of catarrn, whether in the head, throat,
bronchial tubes. or in stomach and liver.
The remedy is in tablet form, pleasant
and convenient to take and no special
sccrccv is maintaine,. as to what 1t CON
tains. the tablet being a scientific com
bination of Guaiacol, Eucaiyptol' san
,u;naria. Hydrastin and similar val
liable and harmless antiscptics.
The safe and effective catarrh cure may
he found at any drug store under name OF
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
Whether the catarrh is located in the
nose. throat, bronchial tubes or stomach,
the tablets seem to- act with equal sue
cess. removing the stuffy feeling In heau
and nose. clearing the mucous membrane
of throat and trachca from catarrhal Sc
cretions. which cause the tickling. cough
ing, hawking and GagsinS so annoying
10 every catarrh sufferer.
Nasal catarrh generally leads to ulcer
,tiop in some cases to such an extent as
~ destroy the nose entirely and in many
old cases of catarrh the bones OF the
head become diseased. Nasal catarrh
gradually extends TO the throat ard bron-
cbial tubes and very often to the stomach
causing that very obstinate trouble, ca
tarrh OF the stomach.
Catarrh is a systematic poison, inner
ont in the blood. and local Washes
douchcs. saIves. inhalcrs and sprays can
bav, no effect on the real cause of the
disease. An internal remedy which acts
mon the blood is the only rational treat
mont and Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is the
safest of all internal remedies, as well rs
the most convenient and satisfactory
from medical standpoint.
DIR. Eaton recently stated that he had
successrtllIy used Stuart's Catarrh Tab
let's in old chronic cases. even where VI
ceration had extended so far as to de-
strov the septum of the nose. He says
II am pleasantly surprised almost every
d,y by the excellent results from Stuart
Catarrh Tablets. 1t is remarkable how
effectually they remove the excessive Sc
cretion and bring about healthy condi-
ton of the mucous membranes of the
nose. throat and stomach
All druggists sell complete treatment o.
the tablets at 80 cents and little bool
giving the symptoms and causes of thu
various forms of catarrh will he mailed
free by addressing +. A. Stuart Co., Mar
! shall, Mich.
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BRICE ESCAPES THE TOMBS.
Willing to Settle and Swear Ne Didn't 'ntcrd
to Disobey Courts Mandate.

New York, April 11.-Justice Scott,
in the supreme court. today. adjourned
until Friday the signing of the order
committing Councilman Stewart NJ.
Brice to Jail for contempt of court.
John NJ. Bowers, counsel for Coun-
Gilman Brice. told the justice that Mr..
Brice was satisfied to pay the fine of
si,32, inflicted for contempt of court,
would make full apology for what he
had done and would file an affidavit
stating that he never intended to dis
obey the mandate Of the court. Mr..
Rovers added that he hoped the 10
davs' Imprisonment in Jail would be
RENTED by the justice.
Justice Scott said that he would adj
iourn the signing of the order until
Friday to give Councilman Brice time
TO file the affidavit.
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PHILIPPINE NOTES.
Insurgents Attack Bay Bu. Are Routed. .Abad
and Force Surrend.r =.

Manila. April 17.-Fifty insur,o,,, .,.a
men attacked the town OF Bav On ~,
M NIKE III i rha province. southeast OF
routed. fe"'J
Lieut.. VIM. s. Mapcs Of the sod VI,
| Inf. has captured bearer of disna, che /:
from the insurgent General W"r;ai -,
Gen. Malvar., Noriel directed Mn,,.ar >, ~
| to surrender. saying he would send - h nv"
2000 recruits. money and ammi,nit;nm
when AGuinaldo was released. Noria;
succeeded TriaS in southern nyo,,
At a meeting of clcrgymeu held ~ Mo
Mia at which Bishop Warren nrnsiGnd
strong protests We're made arn;nst tie
opening OF cockpits at Manila. The b,isi-
on the same lines.
The trial of Lieut.. Frederick Bower
charged win the embezzlcment Of com
mssary stores VIII be continued nest
Monday. II IS the opinion of many DILL
GERS that Lieut.. Boyer is Innocent Of Tho
charges brought against him.
The trial of the civilian named Fletcher
accused of the unlawful conversion OF
commissary stores, which was held be-
fore the provost marshal TODAY eXposc 1
IA plot to obtain commissary supplies ana
sell them to the hotels and merchants of
Manila.
Brig. Gems. James f. Wade and VIM
Ludlow have arrived here Gen. Wad1
succeeds Brig. Gen. John C. Bates. in
command of the department of southern
and Frcd'k ID. Grant will return to the
United States.
Washington. April 1.-The war depart
ment, today. received the following cable
gram from Gen. Macarthur at Manila:
Cot. Abdad. the insurgcnt leader in Ma
rnduGuc. nine officers and 10 soldiers.
with rs small arms. surrendered TO Major
Fred \. Smith on April Il. They were
oathcd with impressive ceremonies and
released This ends the inaurrcction
there. Macarthur.
Surgeon General Sternburg has received
a report from the chief surgeon a. Ma
Mia. Col. Grecnlcaf. showing that. April
Ii. there were i'll hospitals 2.S1. and out-
side hospitals @ cases. This makes tn"
sick rate Of tn" United States army in
the Philippines l.39 per cent. as against
$50 tor the preceding month. This slish;
increase is accounted for by the begin
ming of the change OF the seasons. Bo,li
rates are below the normal and medicai
officers regard them as highly gratifying.
Washington. April 11.-Ma ior George +.
Davis. tocay, received a reply to his mes
sage Cabcd TO Col. " oodrun at Manila,
expressing his Willingness to start for
Manila on the first available transport to
face the charges that have been brought
against HIM. Col. Woodruff reply was
an assurance that such step is not nee
cssary. Ii is believed that If the a.air
was of any great gravity, Col Woodruff
would not have advised against Maj ia
Wis departure ior the scene of the az
legged frauds even though the latter ;
health is not very good at present.
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You ,sh to look like the man in the
picture You would like to have muscles
/ like y. You would like to have tbc
stre,th that knows no weakness. But
youare all run down, nervous, weak
cat sleep, no appetite, everything seems
t, much for you, you arc respondent. no
mbition.
Take SMITHS GREEN MOUNTAIN
RENOVATION, and it will give you strength
1t is made in Vermont, of lifc-ciyipr
herbs, and is rcdolent of the green pas.
lures, fragrant woods, and bracing air
1t will put life into the stagnant veins
You will find yourself new man or wo.
man-strong and vigorous, instead of
weak, run down and miserable. This
has been the experience of thousands.
our medicine is truly a great family r,ed;.
cine II las done wonders for us Hard
work, long hours, broken rest and h,1rrirI
mes ms, mad mace a wreck of me. was COM
pic'ciy run down. nervous, and unfit for any
thing. could not work half the time. Smi.h's
Green Mountain Rcnovator put me on INV fcc,
made a new man OF me, gave me siccp m
appetite, and put on Stfccg,h As no,bInT ,Ier
would. I'm introducing i, in eve--- household
S..i. ana II gives me great pleasure TO do so.
HS 'lT", INC Is worth everything 10 The weak
'ihd s!eA' PHILIP FEE,
~ Grape ST., Providence. RI
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THEY MEANT BUSINESS.
IA DisgracciuI Street Row---A Leg Broken
and Hand Bitten.

Utica. n. Y. April 11.-AloiS Bran
bach. a prominent piano board manu-
facturer of Dodgeville. waited outside
the post office in that place. this after
noon till Dr. Mangold should come out.
Under his coat Brambach carried a
short whip and when the doctor APP
peared RrambaCh commenced to rain
blows over his head and shoulders as
rapidly as he could. The men clinched
and in the struggle which followed
Dir. Mangold fell and his left leg was
broken in two places. The doctor
caught Brambach's hand in his teeth
and lacerated it in terrible manner.
1t is thought the men would have
killed each other had they not been
dragged apart. The trouble is said to
have arisen over domestic affairs.
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Base Ball Notes.

York county is to organize a base ball
league, to include Biddeford, Sanford,
South Berwick and kcnnebJnk.
Jesse Burkett ted friends nj ST. Louis.
TUESDAY night that he would pass up the
St Louis team and join the American
League club at Philadelphia.
President Comiskey Of the Chicago
White Stockings. has secured Timothy
Flood from the ClcVcnland club to fill the
vacancy caused by the accident to Gala
han.
The Bangor Commercial says: With the
organization of The Bangor association.
opening OF the season. Already 1920 has
been raised so that the remaining 500
necessary for the guarantee fund VIII b
secured with little difficulty.
Manager Mahoncy OF the Diversion
ellsworth New England League team. re-
cciVcd letter Tuesday, from Wallace
ID. Lowell Of Boston, saying that he
would equip the team and pay its en-
trance fee in the league. besides giving
other financial assistance. Mir Mahnncy
is receiving many applications FOR posi-
tons in the nine.
Speaking of the now rules. Billy Keclcr
said; We played one practice game IL
an hour and - minutes, ana made Is
runs as ii was The rule prohibiting the
pitcher from warming 40 after the bats
man is in his box is enough 70 shorten
the game. but do not ike tie foal strike
rule or the rule making Il hit by pitcher
a ball. Any man, under tho old rulo. hit
by pitched ball was entitled to his bas"
AS ii is low you have to get hit four
times before you can take your base. Iud
may 30 to your base after you have been
hit four times and You may so TO the
hospital"
Manager \. G. Doe Of the Lewiston
base ban team. with a contractor visited
Thompson park in Auburn. Tuesday. to
make estimates upon the probable cost OF
repairing il for the use OF the New Eng
land League team from these TWO cities.
The Franklin Co. which OWES the land,
has rendered its free use fer this season.
! The contractor estimated that the work
would cost $500 Dee has offered to con-
tribute S2e0 and it is hoUcd to he able to
raise tho remainder in Auburn. Tho
Board of Trade is expected to take hold
and assist. and Mayor Wilson is interest
cd to have the city do something toward
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Pool selling in Illinois outside of reg

Pool selling in Illinois outside of reg
uIar race tracks or fair grounds re-
ceived a blow when Judge HartZell Of
the circuit court of Madison COUNTY,
made permanent the temporary III
junction granted against a pool room
across the river from st. Louis. Here
after. according to this decision, there
can be no pool rooms in Illinois. no
matter how complacent local sheriiIs
OF chiefs of police may be. as long as
the states attorney of the county on
iects. If the states attorney fails TIC
suppress pool rooms, the attorney gen
elaI of the state can stop 1t.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS,

Washington. April 1.-the President
today. made the following appointments
War-CyruS S. Roberts, to be colonel OF
infantry; Owen j. Sweet, to be lieutenant
colonel of infantry. Charles X. Vim, u
De deputy surgeon general with rank OF
lieutenant colonel, and Chlr'cs T.. Wood
RUIZ 10 be surgeon, rank of major.
10 be assistant surgeons of volunteers
with rank of captaiG-l.oonard X. Grave; !,
Luther ID. Howell and Henry Lippincot:
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Ca.a.rh.

Called an American disease, is cured
by an American medicine, originated
and prepared in the most catarrhal of
American countries
Ihat medicine is Hoods Sarsapariila.
Ii cures radically and permanently,
IL that it removes the cause. cleansing
me blood of scrofulous and all other
impurities. 1t overcomes all the effects
o. catarrh. too, and builds up the
Whole system,
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Sherman Defeats Orc.

Washington. April 17.-Frank She sn lan.
tonight. defeated Alfred De orc; inc 49,; ~
ban, in the second roInd of the Gn ,l, snorr
ship pool tournament. go up me Srn.c
was: Sherman. 21S; Dc orc, ~. ne ~
easy victory Of last night gives nm fo d
total lead over sherman of 8 balls l. t I0r
the two nights plays. Score ior oi i1's' ivy
r'~hts: De ORC, i0.; Sherman. 90
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BASE BALL GAMES.

At New Havcn-Yale. u; Amherst. 0.
At Middlctown-Wcslcy 8; Tufts, 8.
At New York-Toronto. q; Brooklyn. 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 5: Brown. l.
At Prnceton-Princcton, Is; Lehigh. .
At AndOver-Andovcr, s: Manhattan. s.
AT Worccstcr-fioly Cross, Is; Trinity,
L.
At Northumberland :; Cor
neil, 5.
At New York-Syracuse, 8: Boston
tNat), 9.
At Wiliamstown. Mass.-B,ackinton,
II; Williams. ).
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Pension for Mrs. John c. BreckInfioge.

Washington. April IA pension o. 2obn
a month, today. was granted 70 fo~mer
Vice President of the United states. IN an,
breckenridge was major of the 81 THE
tucky Vols. in the Mexican va wa. e195l
pension carrys arrears amountlnS ~
Mrs. breckenridge is sc years oio'
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. April 1.-THE following,
pension changes in Maine are announced
Additional, Samuel l.. E anchard. Sol
diors' Home. ToSus. Sl2. Restoration.
John y. Cook, North Arson, 81. Res. ora
ton and reissue. John III. Frain. dead.
SkowhcSan. so. Increase, Andrew j
midget, East Jackson. 81. Original,
widows. etc. minor of John II. Frain.
Skowhcgan. Sl4. Special accrued April ).
Sarah Bradford. Island Falls. 81.
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For Women.

nr. Toman's Monthly Regulator hasbrought
happiness to hundreds of anxious women.
There is positively no other remedy known
to medical science, that will SO quickly and
safely do the work Have never had a single
failure. The longest and mostobstinate cases
are relieved in 3 days without fail. No other
remedy will do this. No pain, no danger. no
interference with work. Tic most difficult
cases successfully treated through cores
pondence and the most complete satisfaction
Guaranteed III every instance. l relieve hnn-
drrt!s of ladies' whom nc. yer see. Write for
further particulars. All letters trutllfuliy
answered. Free confidential advice in all
matters OF aprivaic or delicate nature. Gear
in mind this remedy is absolutely safe under
every possible condition and will positively
icave no after i'll effects rpon the health Ry
mail securely sealed, 500. Dr. r.. NJ. TOi.-
NAN Co, Ia fremont St, Boston, Mas
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Experiments conducted by me , ~ re-
commissioner in Michigan Henrmine bv
a Nv very simple method if the milk res .l,Ss
purchase daily is dopcd with !, = lp,nantitv
alive He advises that small e d'h hours.
If 1T the end of that period it is not sour
# is SIRE sign that it has been a ,tm
tcratcd with formaldchyde or SUM
prcScrVdtiVe.
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A strike was begun. Wednesday, At
the factory of the Hood Rubber Co.
East WATERFOWL. Mass. Some of the
employes say that nearly 1000 went out.
while the company officials declare
that not over 500 left the factory. There
was no trouble.
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THE STEEL STRIKE
Continued from page l.,

by the Baltimore & Ohio and othor. 49,,
ana u"tcd Trac, Eal'e CO. hs INN
for that purpose 1t Is said ,, were used
now either within the grounIs s' az are
works where they will be cmniosoa " me
strike is no. iGn1,ed at once or are QUAR-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eudyard Kipling, who
nave been in South Africa for some
months, sailed from Cape Town for
England, Wednesday.
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Nfadock, Cape Colony, April 17.-Ad-
vices from Hebron say that Andria
Vessels is alive. Vessels accompanied
Moisanddael on his visit to the Beers
IN the capacity of a peace envoy and
was reported to have been shot by or
der OF Gen. DeWet.