Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-30


| probably 600 curly TO accolt ~
tuc tho -.ary rlbifhei by the RAJ
Nal GasiHa. saturday. OF IS, anu
,suIed throughout the worli, TO tue
effect that tho Nllwrsian c2por,r,
Nauseu, Is Iost m tlc Arctic regions.
Rumor about che uuumeiy death %
vxploic.s Will spiolI somehow often
far in advance OF the even.
70. Nsafru lcn ChrHiau'a juno
gan uhis year iu bite specially con.
lmc,ei vessel the Fran. This ship
is built Of wood. rhu rib, are Of italian
onk, one foot thick, ami ATE placed oHly
Two inches auau; ami tho splce ne.
twouu 20 nll,d 8l tbat even the stple.
ton Of tho vessel would ue water
tghl, should the covering be torn
90 In places. Outside there H.
tuicS covering u, Dab. Bow aud
stern are plated with iron. inside an,
other coverings Of oak, ,stfu canv d,
cork, tell and nua'ly a wainsc0t, an OF
which should ensclusly Keep the
cold out
The laa, lc tier Dr. Nars,n sent TO
Europe was dated Yugor strait, Au-
gust 2, and addressed 10 the LONDON
Na.s. Ia this ioI.er ho says, um 4ng
other thing;
Tho FRAN II a splendid ship Tor Zee
navigation. SlU ls as otsy TO- handle and
steer uutwo0u the NtCs ut boat. slr has
already gwen me- many glad moment,
when I have seen from bee crows most
how VOL she behaves aud how sIrour slU
b. Win "a feeling oi stionofs Oct hnr
quietly run wi Ia full speed In uo.we0u
Inc big. heavy nl1s. She breaks ihom
uudur her with almost no shaking. uu
sound in mo vessel herself
Ny present Intention a. 90 HtoCr east
ward along ihu siberian coast until wo
reach ihO mouth ~ the Olunuk river west
OF the Lunu uelm. shall keep as near
ns possible tp tho coast wherever there IN
much see, us ihUru b. puuomlly moro open
water along the coast than iu the Ice. 10
thorO D. limo and % good opportunity
should afford hsolf / shall no INTO no
mouth OF tho O.onok 49, snmo other
twuuty-six dugs arc waiting Tor us thurc,
H tho 4lCdgO dogs from eastern siberia
are generally known 90 boo hoitor than tho
western siberia ouus, Baron Toll, tho
siberian traveller, who ig now IN siberia
proposed 10 me % lot some dogs wait tor
us there, too. $50 shat " / should happen
To pass ! may take thtm.
Amer having passed. tho Olanpk river
we shall 80 uorihward along tho ives
coast % tho New siberian islands a. far
~ We can In upon waf0r. ! huro % Do
thoro In tho beginning of September
10 may hc That We shall moot with uu-
known land or islands Co tho northwest
Of kotolny, aud possibly thOrH may boo
open wntor along tho coasts thuro. n so,
] shall Of course usc 10 h- ho,t can. But
when we can got mo- farther here is moth.
Ing left except 10 Tot the Iram got ho,Ot
la tho leo and he carried along nurihward
or nouhwO-lward by tho current, which,
according In my opinion, must run iu
TINT direction In those regions.
Then thnfe VIII probably. pass q long
iinC before we AFRO driitOd across tho
unknown polar region and into open
water again or % some coast from which
we can return homo. In this umo thoro
will DO nothing heard from u.s. Bat
whom yoafs have passed hope You will
some day get tho newa that We urs all
safely returned, and that the knowledge
OF man has advanced another stop north
ward.
The conclusion arrived at by tho cor.
respondent Of the PaH NdH Gas.9o,
seems 10 Us unwarnuled. He says
the fact that 40 lufthor nova has boon
hoard from the explorer strengthens
the fear that he IL lost, No, necessarily.
1.-The has really teen caught In the
ice, a. heexprotei TO be, with a view
Of drifting across tho polar sea, moth
ing would be- heard from him IN a long
while. AMI II Is just as we'll to take
tho more cheerful Wow OF tho case
until evidence to the contrary has
been produced.