The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1901, Page 3

fe TELLS OF MEETING EXPLORER PEARY AFTER HIS DASH TOWARDS THE POLE. Mr. erie: s Ac-|: count of Finding the Lieutenant Among) the Ice Fields—Wife's and Husband's Tear- % ful Farewell. 6ald H. L. Bridgman “When we had sald good-by to Tleut Peary—who will have reached i when we next see him—and wh had started for shore, after an affecting farewell with his wife, mittens, So I went after him with them. The ridiculous alwaye follows the lime.” Mr. Bridgman, secretary of the Peary. Arctic Club, has come back with his party of seven from the Peary relir expedition of 19 And before next ne he forgot his MRS. PEARY. year, when Lieut. Peary will recurs home, the club confidently exp will have reached the pole. This expedition, whone s aummer cost $9,000 and mile, Mr. Bridgman speaks of a street car ride. The lost ail elements of dramatic,” he sald, “these expe You can't get people to the eleventh consecutty cally the same ground has t This ts the eleventh annual ex; that has deen sent out, It be ike an annual express New York to Chicago, and Yet people persist in ex have a new assortment o es every time.” Ana matter of fact,” he was “you weren't In the least da: time this summer, for insta! “Oh! yes," ne admitted, mere.” The Days in the North. The story of those sixty days tn tor North this summer, in the wonderful | fooq, anit they helped us, of cour: Arctic day of sun, in a world of wonder- ful ice—days of deer and walrus hunt- ing and of path finding through shining ice floes and by great icebergs and out tn smooth, blue waters—is a story that no ten preceding annual can wither or make stale. reason for the expedition was exciting, and the quietness and unostentation | knows tne with which !t has been conducted—so| we were Inch that, indeed, few knew all there was at|Pefore we knew there We were fat the the danger stake—hes been one of its most com- mendable feature: Mra. Peary came back with ¢! bringing the little girl who in the Arctic elght years ago. breakfasted at Sidney, C, B., whe had not had a meal ashore in four- teen months. Léeut. Peary has been in the North three years and will return party, born Until she next year, making his last dash for the|' pole tn the early spring, and in the meantime undertaking sume !mportant explorations. ‘The faimily will then go to Washington, where Mrs. Peary an’ her daughter are now spending the win- ter. ‘The Peary relief expedition,” said Mr, Bridgman, ‘was a success, in that we found Lieut. Peary safe and well, spent nearly two months helping him Jay tn bis supplies, and returned hore with his charts and with Mrs. Peary and her daughter. Nothing bad been heard of him ‘n fo mony months that the knowlatre trat the club's work was going forward so thoroughly was mest | gratifying; and we had the mos: de- Ughtful summer imaginadle-.. long summer day of sun and snow, and not ten minutes’ darkness after we were ja the real nor: i ivieintet ‘0 them the worl “The dangar expeditions | tween a glacier ‘The very| when we have ever been taken th bank awerp In re. And last week | Mort deautlful seamanehip I have The captain nounded seen. the nose caught 1 clear of “The most serious time was when we | got caught oF under er. Peary und the floc to pick up an anchor they had lost. The Grind of the Float. “We were laving sor the ice aver our anchor felt the marine tce, waye when think the Ing } “The Mber: most miraculous. “How did you get off, asked him, after several anxious hours. “The Erik, on which we made tie | 2*ked h trip, was plantitally supplied with fcod oH e] pushed ui without spectal inc dents coming after. ne found t past Cape Aletander before we knuw It ang had to retraco our course, And Aug. 4 In Foulke Fjord, we isuni the Windward, Pearys ship. Finding the Windward. “We came around a promontory aud did not see che shiv, therefore, until we were within 200 yards of her, loth crews were pretty nearty ready (9 jump into the water -vhile the boats were Deing lowered. Peary’e first words? 1 @on't know—a2d I'm sure he Coesn't. But I was sare of my welcome without | ttem. “We told each other the news for a day or two—and that included the sad tidings; of the death of Peary’s mother last No-/ vember—nearly a year ago--of which he heard then for the first tlme. The Peary took tne Ez!k and went down tu Cape York to go on with his. work of the 192 expedition ight now, | aince upon collecting walrus meat de-| pends the life of the dogs and upon zhe | dogs depends the whole expedition. We helped in the hunting, and tne Esqul-| meux with us Milled My deer ‘They | oThet idly the Ve Nh Peary w ficlent t + | dertakin for ters, and There j cellence s Ss ‘eat body of Ice, couldn't see at all, had swung is | as Cape Henschel, ~of ele 8 | tion in these ne dunting, He is ceally doing most of the jever! before known in s oemaking. They stand for Shoe Durability, Ete THE WORLD: | FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 7 7p a ape ee tae ont. =R PI HOTEL CUESTS RAN IN FRIGHT. DR. FREDERICK COOK. them com cllent | with con it meant t we month of exc i vt time we were was when w and sot aground. 3 of Danger. in the ater at all deep on a mu ping lest the p ad Us and make arc there was an example of the of the floe, threw tin the ice, and in ten whose mov the whole thing, { rouble with when we sub: boat grind aga The are the mo the captains to ny minute chang- n, Would be upon us, n from those places ts Peary” 1 Cook grabbed an and 14 Off,” he nnawered, is nearly Iterally true, ‘so rap- lee current sometimes changes. had vhe satisfaction of seeing ith a supply of walrus meat suf- fo carry him through hte un- R. He came with us down ax his headquar- we put him ashore—men oar 1 there Shoe is more of grace--of eof ex- ince and lasting satisfac- ‘all shapes than we have “I'M AN ANARCHIST! MAN YELLED IN THE EMPIRE. tn Street Started to Clenw Out Me ashed from 1 Mead on tae The moat the King pasty drove to the Castl cheered by the populace The Panamaish Soft Hat or dressy Derby. | These are the entries for ihe} Fall Hat Handicap. Which will jcarry your money ? Whichever is your choice the odds are best here. |You pay $2.80 and get the equal jof that which hat fashion makers a| charge $5.00. Every hat guaranteed to give jentire satisfaction or money back. PROF. L. C. STON. 1 andt him ua two Races to make! did tt in a day =, far north as Liver- | Peury's « But Peary | until text sures t ‘ha April, from ©: F ‘Trede Mark. ihe potnt se Jund ihe ham ¢ roavered in the wast, he will tal start for i Cape Heelan only. 500" miter | HATTERS, | from the pole. Peary tx now only" es from ft. 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