Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-07-23
ANDRES PIGEONS
,.,,,,,, D,a.r as to Whistler They
E''" rama From the Explorer.
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4 ,,.,os, July GA speoia, . u,s
Los, ,on Copenhagen says a carrie,
p'''h ,OuI bsen caught in the vicinity
Pis,On w., Island, near the NOisn
III ilr Norvuy. with the folio"ins
s,.mr,d upon It's Wings
', Ninth Pole p,ssed fiiteen ,,a..., :,
"N "s July "a Keen Interest IL
= lV :, .. osrsphlcal circles here as $40 70
eN , " Of Andree's expedition anu
.h' , 7 s,,, IL Increased by the arrival
Y sa' y. s s,ssOps at soevde and at from
" .'.rd, though there is some donDI
y, !. whether either bird came from
Itisa curious fact that the
Au s,,rtlou "lA2 W. 46.62" agrees
'n' ,IS with the geographical location
!. which the London experts DO
% they might hear irem An're' AZ
tefu' s s"' Kettle, secretary OF the
Biographical secieiy, who IL
hg ,ssvlnr to attend the meetings
ee.v' p,ltIsb association nt Toronto
W. ~ the correspondent OF tns
~ ,,.,sd Press today: III woulu
As y Nth TO speak Off cially for the
y. o,Y in this matter but II s
lain that II the VIM wei
sstberly when he ascenueu "A nuie a
s,Is eto.s the polar basin ana
out near tue Bering straits. 'one
'.drsd and iorty.two W. means the
~, ~ North America, nhd II such
M n,,ysiIed unaer the mos. iavof-
NJ citcumstancgs, Andfee wCulu
|%,svs th.te. II the Inscriptions
this. IL seems also that AndIee
4, passed right sctoss the pole.
-rihe inscription lie the only thlos
k,5inr 10 the superstition That the
rs,son may nave come from Andree,
Et n cannot be doubled that he VIII
~, ma besrJ OF on tue extreme north
a America or on the Siberian COAST.
I'M, sing him TO have arrived at l92
IN with a disabled balloon, he can
I'm ascend the Mackenzie river and
nteh the Hudson Bay settlements
Oi course, II the balloon IL not dam.
wsi, lheIe 10 no reason why he should
dticeud until ne reaches comfortable
qpAilers."
i There 10 no special anxiety felt here
a 10 Andfee's fate, because even II
lbe ballo1u comes to grief Andrea Will
Il no worse than Nansen was after
having tue Fran.
GREELEY SAYS ANDREE WILL NEv Err
III RETURN.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-In reply to
'alslegtaphic Z quest, A. w. Greeley,
No Arctic explorer. has sent the
tAlsacisled Press from Linden, Va,
ht following signed statement regard
Phg the AndIee expedition:
'."li Is possible that Prof. Antree
10y have reached the North pole or
y vicinity. Telsgrsphic reports, so
4. ~ as have seen, state tuat he started
1ith 3 south vino OF q miles al hour.
Ihe chluce OF such wind blowing
% miles straight to the North pole Is,
hv,vsr, very email, as II would be
ID extraordinary meteorological phe.
uemenOn. My opipiOn on Abdree's
Eoi, cIel expedition and his probable
MUM WIS expressed st the sixth It,
nfnstionsl geographical copgtess In
bly, 1895, In London, where / de-
4 beled the subject publicly with Prof.
Andiee aud also discussed the chances
1ilh him privately, and he admitted
; ~ extreme righteousness OF the pro-
2jfi, which | strongly outlined. |
rinied olI that even should he reach
~ pole he could hardly expect to Il d
~ south <iud continuing across the
tls iot a thousand miles ~ north
M, urged that ME chances OF
Sailing the North American coast
pre- Infinitely email, as the observa.
@tsN Lazy Franklin bay, Grin
~ Lanl aud Point Barrow, Alaska.
4oVtd that the summer winds
&c almost constantly from the
no. while strong north wInds
u" almost unknown. AndIee said.
len Ihiall expect TO land some.
ptfe On tut Siberian cOast.' Hs also
pressed again his determination TO
SUI me- confidence OF returning
Ee9.. Ptot Esnolm, who accompa.
hnoiee In bis unsuccessful
.mps Of last summer, declined TO 40
M year on account Of the danger that
|Gseu upon Andte, that psrmea-
u me balloon which allows Gas
ecaie constantly, but which Al
Leht clhimel to have ov.rr,u. W.