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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
DR.. CHAPMAN'S ESCAPE.
lie Tells Thrilling story of His iXpc-
riencc a. Prisoner in Nicaragua,

NEW ORLEANS. April 19.-Dr. A.
Chapman. OF CORTLAND. Miss, twice re-
ported dead. has arrived here on the
steamer Franklin, from Biueields' MICA
ragua.
DR.. Chapman. who was surgeon III
the insurgcnt army, tells a thrilling story
of ms escape from President Zeaya
forces
lie was captured on February - near
Rama. while i'm the company OF stephen
Powers. an English subject, and also a
member Of the revolutionary party.
4 court-martlal followed the capture
the men being tried as spies.
They were condemned and sentenced
TO be shot.
4 strange feature OF the affair was
that the sentence was actually carried
ont. stephen Powers fell dead al the
first fire. but Chapman was merely
wounded in the left arm.
lie fen to the ground. however, ana
thinking they had killed him. the SOL
diors walked off Chapman made his
way 10 Bluefelds.
Jack Martin. the American gunner OF
the san Jacinto. who was captured by
Zeiaya's soldiers. has been tried ana
convicted.
Sentence had not been finally pro
nounccd when Chapman left Martin
will undoubtedly be shot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
PRINCESS ANNE DEMOCRATS
oroc Convention to Nominate Dele
o,tes-A New Church.

BLOSSOM HILL. VA" April l''-',i'e
oisl -The Democratic cohNeh'''"
cidl, t.rir,ess Anne Courthouse yester-
- rbe candidates for the var
- rooresented almost as large D"Ns
1s -, - their delegates nom t"e three
districts of this county. s.,o.,,oe.
the following is the list OF de.'
Eemnsviue District-O. r. Mears' D.
Iscobs J. l. Herick. William D. Mu. Pug
Randolph Ward Thomas Ward,
Robins. : ). Nimmo, j. b. E"ell' d. Do
Wilson. ,.,--,,-. y,
Seaboard District b. Eiheriuse'
+ richardson. II. r. Barnes W. ~
Avery. T. T. Gresham, T.. T., Burrous MS
A. W Bell. Andrew Loud, j. Y. E~eH.
Pungo District-A. 0. Baum, J. e
Baum. w. O. Ewell Maryland No5ay'
L. W. Lane. !. NJ. Midget NJ. '. Ni'l''-
head, r.. J. Grimstead, W. ID. WOodnou7v'
The ticket Is as follows. John T. Noou
house. treasurer; John }. Whltehursl
clerk Of courts, A. j. Ackiss common
wealths attorney. ". ". Carson. com
missioner Ct revenue. r. X. Ward
sheriff.
Major John r. Woodhouse. the treas
urer OF this county has been in office
about tWenty-rOur consecutive years. He
Is an old Virginia gentleman. and has le-
sions OF friends We hope him success.
This section has just been visited by a
heavy frost. and great damage is very
much feared, as the early truck was I'm a
very tender condition. and strawberries I'm
full bloom.
The Methodlsts Of this section have Sc.
lected next Friday. the 2lst instant, as
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ON THE TURF.
Cookies Break Even at Mcmphis-One
Favoritc at Newport.

MEMPHIS, TENN. April 19.-The nuh-
he and bookmakers had an even break at
Montgomery Park to-day. three favorites
winning hrst money. The Chckasaw
Handicap brought out a held Of four.
crockett was always favorite with MIL
Stream second choice. Branch tried 10
make a runaway race of IT, but.Crocket
overhauled him in the stretch. winning
handily by length. The weather was
warm and sultry; track fast Summa-
ries:
First race-hve furlongs. two-year-olds-
Kentucky &c to 81 first: Triadiza q TO I
and to 81 second: Lamplighter &c TO %
third. Time. 1903 -
Second race-six furlongs-M oroni a to
ID first; Borden q to l and even second .
Tom Kingsley q TO u third. Time,
ia Il
Third race-seven furlongs-Sir Blaze
IS 10 u first: limp q to ] and > 10 y
second; Free Hand 6 TO Dthird. Time,
1;31 Il.
rrurth race-mile and a sixteenth-The
Chickasaw Club Handicap-Crocket q 10 81
FIRST: Branch 6 10 / and 10 u second
Clay Pointer 6 10 - third. Time. / 40 70
Fifth race-one mile and an eighth.
over four hurdles-Florida Rose e to u
FIRST. Bellamy g 10 | and EVEN second;
Red Duchess 6 TO u third. Time, POS l-2.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Braw Lad %
to u first: Our Nellie q to and 10 p
second: Debride Is TO y third. Time, ZIG.
At Newport.
CINCINNATI o.. April 1e.-Dolly Welt
hoff was the only winning favorite at
Newport to-day She took the third race
on the card in clever fashion. winning in
the fast time of 1:f3 IL for six furlongs
Weather fine: track fast.
First race-One mile-Albert & az 10 -
first: Miss Alfarrow Is to / and 10 y
second: Farondel go to - third. Time.
l.4e 3-4.
Second race-four furlongs-Bettle
90 10 - first; Cheese Straw G TO ! and
even) second: Honeywood O6 to - third.
Time. AZ IL.
Third race--slx furlongs-Dolly Welt
hon &C to 81 first Bertha Nell g TO and
even) second. Sister Jane &c TO u third.
Time. l:l2 IL.
Fourth race-one and one eighth miles
Kris Kringle q 10 u first Isabey a to
and ouD second: Henry Launt g TO u
third. Time, 1874 "a.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
Highland Lad g 10 u first John Grisby
(even and OUT second; Dramburg or 10
ID third. Time rs IA.
Sixth race-one mile-Tranby 90 70 -
first: Ray II Is 10 5 and 70 81 second
Victorlne u5 10 u third. Time. i:4l IL
Results at Aqucduct.
NEW YORK. April ls.-First race-hVs
and q half furlongs-PTince OF wales u
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MORT HAMPTON POLITICS.
Lively Fight for the County Clcrkship
Corner stone TO he Laid,

EASTFlLLE VA. April iG-Special-
the political campaign I'm this county
took a. lively jump last Saturday when
the present clerk of tho County Courts
withdrew his card and the deputy clerk
headed the list Immediately two more
candidates came out for The clerkship.
and the contest has been warm and the
contest is expected 10 be the hottest cam
pagn I'm the history of the county. The
election comes OF on the Goth of ADril,
and each candidate is making a from
house-to house canvass The other offices
Of the county. excepting the Commits
s.oner OF the Revenue. have no opposi-
ton 10 tho present incumbents
The cornerstone Of the now court
house building viii he laid here Wednes-
day by the Masonic Lodge OF Eastviie.
assisted by the other lodges NJ tho East
ern Shore a very large crowd IS OK
pected Professor Frank Brent. Of Rich
mond. is expected To- make the principal
address
The Norfolk Presbytory win meet IN
Holmes Presbyterian church at Bay View
Wednesday.
This IS Circuit Court week Judge J.
w O. Blackstone presiding.
The smallpox scare has subsidized some-
what in the county. The present cases
I'm the pest-house at Cape Charles are
improving.
Mr. Harry NOTTINGHAM mayor imposed
n fine Of 81 and imprisonment for ten
days on a coiored youth for severely
beating n small white boy Sunday.
Judge Heath and wife ~ Norfolk. are
I'm Eastvile. visiting Judge C.. S Ken
dali his hair brother
Ex-Judge W ~ Fichett who sprainod
HIS leg during the bic snow of February
last. IS out again. The Judge is about
eighty years Of age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
SINE WAVE TELEGRAPHY.
10000 Words an Hour Sent Between
Washington and Fort Niger.

WASHINGTON. April S.-EXperimonts
were conducted to-day between the war
Department and Fort Niger. Va, under
the direction of General Greedy. chiei OF
the Signal Service. i'm what IS known as
the sine wave system Of teleSraphy.
Under this system. which is conducted
bv means Of underground wires, an IN
sfrument resembling a typewriter is used
To- punch Geographic characters in p
rancr tape similar 10 those used in STOCK
tickers. the tape being fed 10 another in
strumont which. serving as the transmit
ter. causes to be sent over the UNDER
ground wire the symbols punched by the
other machine and rcproduces them ON
a papor tape at the other end of the line.
NV this means the transmission OF mes
sares by telegraph IS accomplished with
wonderful 0uickness.
In to-dav's experiment Kipling poem
"Tbe White Mans Burden was trans
nittod from the War Department TO Fort
Mver and back again being constantly
repeatcd for an hour. IL was found lna'
I'm that time 10000 words had been sent
In September and october, lNAS. Lie
.enant-Colonel George o. Squier OF the
S,enal Service. and Prof. Albert {. Gre
non conducted experiments over a tele-
graphic cable between New YORK anu
Canso. Nova Scotia. and reported 10
General Greedy that they had attained d
spoed of 3.OOl words a minuto-New lorK
sun.
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NO ACTION IN HANOVER.
Decided Not TO Hold Meeting TO Elec
Delegates TO May Convention.

ASHLAND. VA. April N.-special.-
There was a large crowd of sovcreigns
and candidates al Hanover County Court
to-day Business in court was light and
no cases came up for trial.
a number Of liquor licenses were grant
Cd
There was some talk on the green NJ
holding q mass meeting TO send dele
gates 10 the Richmond convention. but
it was afterwards decided not 20 hold The
meeting
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10 81 first. Village Pride 6 TO and TO
- second Comtop Is 10 j third. Time
1909.
Second race-four and a half furlongs-
Garterless a 90 ID first Modrine (even
and to % second. Kitchener q 10 y
third. Time. - H.
Third race-hvc furl0ngs -Nautch Girl
n to p first. Satin slipper G2 TO and
4 to 81 second. Lady Enorsie 90 20 - third.
Time. l0l
Fourth race-abOut seven furlonGs-
Boney Boy q 10 ID first. Kinnlkinnic even
and ? 10 - second. Tamor a 10 81 third.
Time 1.26.
Fifth race-four and a half furlongs-
shoreham (evem first. Big Gun 90 10 ]
and and j. second Bombay O. 10 y
third. Time IS 10
Sixth race-about seven furlougs-Rare
Perfume q 10 first Tyrian IS 10 and
> to p second. Egbart 90 10 j. third.
Time. 1:26 As.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20

WASHINGTON, April 1S-The War
Department has under consideration
plans for the erection Of complete re
frigerating plant at Manila for the SLOT
aco of beef TRANSPORTED from the
United States and for fresh eggs and
vegetables from the country around Ma
Mia. The subject was brought TO the at
-ention Of the President al to-days Caol-
net meeting by Secretary Alger, VINO
stated that the apparatus was badly
needed there, and that the military au-
thorities hao strongly urged its necessity
i'm maintaining a good food supply.
The great cost was tho principal STUN
bling block 10 the installation of the plan.
the estimates obtained range between
$4,000 and $4,000. As IL would contri-
butte greatly to the settlement OF the ques-
lion of suitable food for the troops at
Manila. the President approved the pro-
position for the establishment of the re
frigerating plant and its construction viii
90 begun at once-New York Sun.
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AT THE REUNION.
Charges VIII be Reasonable and Am
pie Accommodations Furnished.

pie Accommodations Furnished.
CHARLESTON. : G. April 10
cnsrlcston's Committee on Information
has prepared am official statement as to
Tho accommodations that can be fur.
nished during the Confederate Reunion
which takes place in Charleston May O..
10 u. ~ and 18th The statement shows
thar the committee IS prepared 10 furnish
board and lodging % forty thousand
visitors al very reasonable rates.
Tho accommodations are much better
Than those usually offered on such crowd
ed occasions hy any city. because
Charlestonians. realizing the saeed OF sus-
tslnlng lonE-enjoyed reputation for hos
piiality have thrown open their homes
FOR The entertainment o. the visitors
Tie prices which viii De charged during
The reunion are very reasonable. and any
attempt 90 cxtortion will be given pub
hcity enough 20 make IN Intellectual The
prices arranged Tor by tho committee are
az follows. Lodging and three meals.
from s. 10 81 per dav. lodging break
last and suppcr 81 10 81 ~ day: lodg-
ing and breakfast u cents 10 81 a day.
lodgings In parties Of from four 20 fifty
IN room or hall. 70 cents 90 81
Dormitorics f0~ men have been opened
e. cn"rlr .cn' points about tho city. where
sleeping quHft.. ,.n '.a r...rad at %
cents night At some ol .ln ..a f-.as-
fast will be served at the coyt OF 90 cents
For the accommodation OF ladies only
All the public school buildings. with every
convenience will be converted into com
portable dormifofies They VIII b. IN
charge 81 committees FROM the Ladies
Auxiliary Association The charge for
quarters viii DO nifty cents per night.
breakfast viii also De furnished for 60
cents. and ESht lunches can be had from
30 cents 10 q cents at al hours OF tho
day
Az who intend visiting fhe -r-- Ni.-i,--
the elr.r1 eh or'd an1'v Ga MAJ rs iu
person % Chairman rs. =. Evans 81 the
Committee Oh Information. and thus Sc.
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THE PRICE TRIAL,
\ Jury Secured from Lynchburg ana
the Evidence Rcgun-Night Session.

y
the Evidence Bcgun-Night Session.
FARAfVILLE. VA, April l9.-SpeciaL-
The trial Of Thomas W. Price Tor the
murder OF Hall Carter on the 2'th or Au-
gust last was rcopened here to-daN win
"a venire from Lynchburg ". ~ Well
ford. {. r. Wilson. Ernest Hall. ID. j..
Johnson. r. j. Brandt. ". T. Dillon r.
d. Engledove. j. II. Peters, j. b. Ad-
ans. +. J. Rockenbach, S.las ogden ana
l.. W. Baughan were selected as jury
men.
The testimony given by both sides was
not materially different from thar given
I'm the last trial. Court was in session
to hear the evidence of DR. Taliaierio'
OF Pampln, who performed the autopsy.
Tomorrow Price will go ON the siann
i'm his own behalf, and il is thought the
case will De given 20 the jury to-morro"
afternoon. ,,,.,o.,
confinement. 49,. %.
Tho first legal conflict between the at
,orrevs occurred tonight when the prose
crtion attempted to Introduce meaical
authorities Judge Crute ruled against
admission.
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PARKER. Died. az the residence ~ her
husband Maddox MIL" April 18th.
$50 \. NJ. MRS. MAGGIE 81 PARK
Err. wife Of Floyd H. Parker and tho
daughter OF d. II. and NJ d. Gaines.
Funeral will take place this Thursday
evening at T.. NJ from Towards
Grove Baptist church Friends ana rela-
lives invited to attend
SLEDD.-Died. al his residence. 80. lOi
south Eighth street, ou Wednesday
Aprl lnrh. - 40 4. n, JOHN 10.
SFPH SLEDD.
Funeral from St Mays German
Catholic church FRIDAY. April -lst. al
. o'clock. Requiem nigh mass.
RICHARDSON. Died. az his late resi-
dence. Holly Fork New Kent county.
Virginia. on April 18th. az $50 4. NJ.
ANDREW l.. RICHARDSON. in tho
seventy-nrst year OF his age. The flu
neral will take place from Tabernacle
Church New Kent county. on Thurs
dav. Goth. 1870. al > o'clock p. NJ
Friends and acQuain,ances are layAed
to attend.
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he scheduled

cure comfortable places at the scheduled
prices.
The Committee on Restaurants, I'm addi-
ton 10 the large hotels and boarding
houses. prepared Tor furnishing lNvo
meals day at an average cost or 80
cents a meal. These temporary restau-
rants will furnish good meals and VIII
be located AT convenient points about the
city. There will be no lack OF accommo-
dations. and al reasonable prices
In addition TO the accommodatons
which will be provided by tho Committee
on Information al tho rates named, the
Confederate Executive Committee VIII
provide absolutely free quarters and food
for 200 old Confederate soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
ACOMPREHENSIVE
BALL SCHEDULE
Richmond Club Has the Holidays at
Home.
NEWARK SUIT WAS WITHDRAWN
Jack Thornton viii Play in newark.
Richmond Opens tho Scaso" az
WIZ cebarrc and Closes
AT Scranton,
NEWARK SUIT WAS WITHDRAWN

tn. Atlantic League meeting IN Phila-
delphia was attended by representative
from all the clubs. ,... .,..
Mo -,if which was entered aetunst me
league hv G.. B. H.ocmeC Ae, Y" VS.
Tho Newark club. last i'e',.t,, i,irov'Inf,
s"ftled In Mr. Roemcckc WliiMi = Ill.,. ILL.,,
~. s,.if concession being madc 10 mn
in The matter OF sunday k"t.Ih. -offiriaI
Shading bail was adcitcn "9 ''0
DI PEE, ., Jack Thornton and Joe Hern-
49,. who have been on the Nti"h,,0
IfaQuc ineligible ll-t, M1'' r'bornf ON
Hcrndon VIII so 20 Nt"-''N '''"
10 All ne dciceatcs after the meeting eN o
messed themselves as flttstu go eca
scheduie and were connoent ''"t "i ~
leagues history. - o-.t with Al
The season opens Aprh -,lh' Wir ~ ~ ~
soll'"f' ,,,,,,ssfsr al Reading. and kichmonu
49, =, ivIkesharrc II closes september "'n'
Tho following schedule Will SHOW AT n
80 v,berc the Richmond team VIII
rlav each day during the season.
ABROAD.
Anru 9th. 18th. 10Th. az Wilkesbarre.
Man LIST. I'd. 9j. at Reading.
NV 4ih. 9TH, 9Th. at Newark
AT HOME.
Nav sh 1.-TWO games. 9th. lotn. with
Nav i'm. 18th. 18th 0wo sames). with
Lancaster. ..,,
Nav 18th. 18th. l7th. with scranton
Nfov ism. leth. 10th with Wilkesparfe.
ABROAD.
NAY ed 1.-TWO gamc). I'D. 2ith' at Al
May 18th. 26th. 9th at Lancaster
AT HOME.
Nav 2qth. soth dwo games Slst' with
Allentown. ,,.
ABROAD.
June 9Th. sth 1th. at Scranton
June Nth. gth. 10th a. Reading
June 18th. 18Th 18th. al Paterson
June 18th. 18th. 18th at Newark.
AT HOME.
rrro 1ofh 90th. Dist. with Paterson
June 22th. ed. 9th. with Reading
ABROAD.
lime 2sth. 9th. 2sth. at Wlkesbarre.
June Goth. 3rth. M Scranton.
July lst az Scranton.
AT HOME
Iulv "a 1.-TWO eames). attn 1.-TWO games,
Hh. with Lancaster.
July 9Th. an. sin. with Newark.
ABROAD.
July 10th. 1lth 1.-TWO games, 18th 1.-TWO
sames). ~ Allentown.
July 18Th. 1lth. 18th. M Lancaster.
AT HOME.
Julv nth 18th. 18th. with Scranton.
Iulv 90th. DIST. 18th. with Wilkcsharre.
Julv oath. 18th. 18th. with Reading.
July 9th. 2sth. Goth. with Paterson.
ABROAD
July 3ist at Paterson.
August 1st "a. at Paterson.
August "a. 4th. 9TH. at Nilkesharrc.
August 7th Sth. 9th. al Lacaster.
August 10Th llth. l2th. at Reading.
AT HOME.
August 18Th. 18th. 10th. with Newark.
August 18th. 18th. 18th, with Wilkes
barre
August 2lst. 22d 23d. with Reading.
August 24th. 9th. 26th. with Paterson.
August 18th, -9th 30th. with Scranton.
ABROAD.
August Slst AZ Newark.
September LIST. "a at Newark
September 4th Owo games). 9TH at Pat
eTson.
September 9Th. SIN. 9th. at Scranton.
TIE Cherubs LETT for Charlottesville
yesterday afternoon for "A series of games
with the University team. returning un
Saturday. by way of Fredericksburg.
where they play the local college.
The team will then go into training I'M.
IN the opening OF the season.
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the day 20 dedicate their new church.
Bethel" This is one Of the incest
churches I'm this section. and will com
pare favoraby with any section IN the
country.
Rev. j. w Nicholson. the preacher
I'm charge Of this circuit IS very popular
with all and &c is largely due 10 his
influences and popularity that Bethel
church is completed
They expect n big time Friday. and es-
pecial arrangements have been made 70
take any oue from the depot 10 the
church on that day. also. special ar
rangements have been made with tho
Norfolk. virginia Beach and Southern
railroad for that occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Or Moses ID. Hoee. Jr.. and Dr. Alfred
O. Palmer have returned to the city from
trip North.
Mrs. Lawson O. Younger who was re-
Gently quite badly injured in a. runaway
accident. is now convalesccut
Tho Junior lakewood Memorial Asso-
citation will hold meeting this afternoon
a. ST Johns church az 1870 O'Clock
Among the guests NJ the jefferson yes.
terday were Miss Sara Anderson. tho
celebrated singer, who Will take part in
the May Music Festival and SIR. e..
schauncey. a prominent railroad man.
Mrs r. L. Ettenger and children or
indianapolis. Indiana. is here ON a BRIEF
visit and Is stopping with her mother.
Mrs y. r. Bond, no 5l7 north Twenty
eighth street.
Miss Ann T.. Bromm. who has Been
visiting friends and relatives Zoo Phila-
dephia. returned hame last evening. ao-
companicd by her cousin. Miss Ellie b.
Kosenstcin
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WASHINGTON. April l9-The Secre-
tary OF State to-day received teleeran
from Consul Ayme at Polnte parre. Gua-
deiOupe W. J.. saying that nrcs. said 10
be incondiary started an midnight of The
vicinity OF the American consulate ia
SAYS that 4oD houses were consumed and
th.rty-one lives lost. Tho loss viii ap-
pr0Ximate a. million dollars. The consul
adds that the c0nfagrati0n IS out. but
grcaf distress prevails among the people
The Governor has arrived 40 the p0.nte
with nffV e0llfers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20

a 90 ! l a ]
monument TO
the dead sum
ner. In the
winter of life,
active men
experience a
similar lower
nng of vital
ity. In some
the effect is
startling.
They loose
their grip OH
life. They
seem like
monuments OF
a buried past
At this crisis
there Is need
of a medicine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20

NEW YORK. April 1o-The examina.
ton Of Arthur A. Colyar. Jr.. charged
with conspiracy IN attempting 10 kidnap
Nicholas 4. Hickman out Of the state 90
prevent his appearance as a witness in
the case OF Roland y. MOlineux. charged
with having sent poison TO Harry Cor
n sh. which caused the death OF Mrs.
Kate J. Adams last December. was con-
cuded to-day. lie was held for trial on
two charges-one for attempt 10 kidnaD
and the other for conspiracy. Ills bail
was fixed an $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-20

STOCKHOLM. April 1S.-Dr. Martin.
who recently started TO search in Siberia
for Andreo and his companions on the
strength Of an alleged report from a
well-known hunter named Ljalen that he
had found a balloon with three bodies
lying at its side in the primeval forests
OF South Nenesei. has telegraphed 10 Dr
Nordenskjold that the story of these dis
coveries was a joke perpetrated by an
uneducated miner.-New York sun.