The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1912, Page 3

DIES OF BORUP ~ AND HIS FRIEND ~ FOUAD IN SOUND } Peary’s Companion in Polar Dash Was Drowned Yester- x day from Canoe, ”READY FOR A NEW TRIP. Explorer and Case Were to Have Gone to Crocker Land. ————— CRESCENT BEACH, Conn., April 29. 0f George Borup of New Samuel Case of Norwich, Gtudents, who were im the Sound by the capsizing Dower cance, were recovered iy. They were found near ‘went down and an eighth % f ‘west of Millstone dock. were caught in trawis. mt any Untversity. forwieh, had @ summer place came up from New look & over with the owner the season. They j E il eit Colock yesterday afternoon. wind was kicking up whitecaps the cance was having a rough time Si? Ee WAG GONE WHEN HE REACHED CANOE. ‘ the cance he saw.onp man cli to 1% but he could: not tet! ‘which af ine twe it was. When Ganiner reached the overturn- ed boat there were a cap and coat floating in the water but there was no sign of either man. When the news of the accident was brought ashore ~ be eae here, boats put out to all the islands and rocky which dot the Sound ay cree Young Case was a graduate mn Scientific School of ‘Tale per ‘aking @ post graduate course in sineoring and @ectetio work. He hoped to go on the borup-MacMillan expedition which was to start this aummer for @ three year's cf he af ate of Crocker Land. The enterprise was financed dy Colgat: 5 loge, Yale University, the -Amerieon Museum of Natural History and egany individuals and had the approval’and advice of Admiral Peary, whose .com- had i MAY ABANDON TRIP THAT BORUP WAS TO HAVE HEADED ‘Berup's death will probably result in the abandonment of the expedition to Crocker Land, in the Arctic, at least for this year. Dr. A. L. Hovey, ohtet geslogist of the American Museum, would not admit to-dey that the expe be abandoned, but from would be indefinitely postponed, “It is too soon to make @ny announce- ent about our plans," Dr. Hovey said. nothing to sald unti the 1 been consklered by the di- The expedition to Crockér Land was ed under the joint auspices of the useum and the American Geographical tety, but the détail of preparation was left to Dr. Hovey's department and syoung Borup. Borup was the real pro- motor of the expedition, which was to thavo added a vast amount of valuable geological data to that already known about the Arctic lands, Crocker Land was to have been carefully explored and urveyed and Its geological status firmly biished. Rorup's death was a great tow to Dr. vey and his associates in the geologi- @opartment of the museum. Borup gerved there in the capacity of as- curator of geology before return- to Yale for his epecial course, and he was in univeraal esteem, While already capable geologist it was ‘through Hovey’a advice that the young explorer returned to Yale for ad- ditional .study, to the end that he might irae Gai S Sota re wi shat a ae iti < Femoved to the home of tenden where they will be 11 prepared to be sent to their end Case were both graduates Case, whose home 4 dew mewn WURLY, MUNDAY, AFHLL . e779 "Photo ofa Costume From Pari IAN'S CRE, , FRE ATLAS, TLL > |” THEIR STORES One Knocked Unconscious, Fell Off Sinking Ship and Was Saved. . | WOMEN WERE ALL BRAVE | POLAR EXPLORER WHO LOST LIFE IN LONG ISLAND SOUND. Gracie and Andrews Praised as Real Heroes—Cowardice in One Lifeboat. Bpestal Cable Despete to PLYMOUTH, Eng. April %—The embers of the Titanic’s crew, released er being held several days since their arrtval, are to-day tefting their gtories, which largely corroborate those already told by other survivors in New York. One of the queerest stories of escape is told by a coal trimmer, ais He declared as he was sta: >: ong of the boats some coe, whee be ld ee eee eee not know, etruck him a heavy blow on| LONDON, April JUMPS BAIL IN LONDON. his eenses on the Carpathia, He had since learned the blow had atau, him clean over the side of the Titanic, and that be fell near @ boat and was) “tthe Old Salley Session pees *eroeee . hatic in the Seaman a emp! le statement that he saw the lights of a|the cvuntrx, | ie Moved & werent vessel not more than five miles away. | 6, iq ane ented “T eaw them distinctly,” he said. “The Judge, however, stare were low on the horizon, don’t think I could mistake them for the lights of a ship.” ENGINEER, INJURED, LOFT TO DIE IN PUMP ROOM. One of the stokers told how when the watertight doors were closed one of the ‘was shut up in @ small pump room below. He had been injured by the collision, and it wae impossible to get him up; so when the order was given to close the watertight doors be had to be left to die One of the first-class saloon stewards waid: e millionaires certainly did not run the ship, and all this talk of Major Butt and Astor looking after the boats ls entirely wrong. I saw them all the time and they were just standing by, doing what they were told, like any one else, They did not, however, show any sign of panic, The ladies behaved aplen- didly during the disaster, but told eome terrible falsehoods afterward. The stories of theis having helped to row the lifeboats, for instance, have been much exaggerated. “If you ask me who were the real heroes of the disaster I should eay that certainly Col. Gracie, the best American there, was one. Then there was An- drews, one of th isnere of the ship. He was here, there, everywhere, helping always, never troubling about his own . He did not even put on 2 ltebelt, Ci 6mith. Murdoc! ms “eo, tut I tear it is true he ehot himself, but not, however, til] the very end, when he had done everything be for others.” oo ioker who was tn No. 13 Lifeboat, in which were seventy people aid: “There were some brave people, but not all were brave who have got the credit. There was @ boat ahead of us ail night, and we hailed her Ume after time, for we could see ehe was high out We were nearly to the find Unversagt. all TISED, and when we tell , you may rest mmisrepresentation. ‘We guarantee satisfaction ‘What They Sou ‘Birmingham Age-Herald.) {he matter with that fellow in the corner, who ts barking HUSBAND NOT IN HER WILL, HOME FOR “FRIEND” GIVEN Barringer Can’t Explain Oversight; Says They Were “Greatest Sweethearts.” ‘The will of Mre, Katherine Lee Bar- Tinger, who died recently at Deal ., Was filed for probate No mention was made in this Nght-that I was @id_not_need_any of her property.” him. He is merely nami and men who ere prominent crisis in Chine.” ‘band of the testatrix. The estate, it wes said, amounts to about $50,000, Giuding real estate valued at $35,000, To her sister, Mrs. Julia H. Flaacke of No, Ul Harrison avenue, Jersey City, Mre. 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