The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-06
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1919 Dispatch q ~ Res-Intsl1igences.
Il {1nfAxMO, ApRi5 k.--1nek Carr. United
r11u maii cars1sr. arE3ged here un board
- 1opaner Centennial with mail from
~ 10ohAel ard other points on the fu-
s 80 sOA3ch he brought up tbs river 2ao
49, nwer the pasoaA Carr claims 20 have
- IN q message from Andree. found
4 - enrrier pigeon picked up In Aiaxa.
{ - msssags conveyS word that Andrse
Z = 1nvo and On land. Carr eaeeavOsed %
= ~ message TO different nswspepcf
q nuDondsntAs anktnG large sun Aoe
n - nons were awarded sight o. the
eessous documents. nor infogmed OF
& ~ tocati0n Wl,efo the carrier Da8een u
go - have been found.
- Hurshes DesafDs Reeelve1.
VICTORIA, b. c., Apr. s.-The news OF
- arrival Of Jack Carr With aasiees
lson nA1ioonist Andree WAS teieg.4pheo
- peparture bay, upon the arrsai ot
~ efoaner upon which Carr Travelled
e. ~, Michael. No details were gwen
5000 the fact that Carr had sacn ad-
80. and nothing further IL ootasnap'e
aneu tbs steamer arrives ~ either van
eeuyor o. Victoria. souse time tonignt, ~
- - already left Departure bay. which
= sixty niles from this paaee.
nee Believed In Chicago.
CHICAGO. April 6.--Eveiyn B. Baldwin,
wAo $500 the Andree balloon station In
o6onAoleon, and VINO volunteered 10 ac-
eomnnny the daring aer0naut on his voy-
A. = e1ae Eorth fsole. bat could not on
eccoxrs 81 the limited capacity OF the
baljoon. was interview by the Associated
Pres this aftefnooo regarding the bulie-
Gin fren Victoria. 3. c. Nj Baldwin
said:
whit. I scarcely believe the report to
= true--if seems too good 30 be true-yet
/ ssa,isA that II Is not impossible that
Andrse may have arrived In Alaska. Tor
- Ascomplish that feat was his most ar
nnns doaife That ne could have doue 70
~ dis time, provided this balloon car
M him Ca. enough seaward, say to some
n11nl On tbs eea Ice in North Alaska. Is
ne0e1a b. tho safe Arrival a . captain
q 80 ~ tbs whaling vessels from tho
pGrth osast Of Alaska after q six usonttsS
1oensy southwark. Andree may have ar
o1yo1 - eoms point in the Tchookche
oeofneuia OF Northeastern Siberia last
! ouDnma, ~ Baron Nordeisskjo,d believed
- WsG6A and as Andree himself thought
1eu1gh3 and thence made his way across
1m1ng straits to Alaska"
Carr left Seattle with the Eliza Ander-
90 expedition. being one OF the parties
mleeeofed In that unfortunate craft When
~ UtsA was tied up In Dutch Harbor, he
went - ths Msrwfn to the mouth OF the
1ehna and made his way with that boat
~ ~ river. He made his way up rs far
q Nuaatc q point go miles up from the
meulh. but only sixty miles across from
=. Nichasl by land. He went across 10
D. Michael. and at that point was In
to0tea with dispatches by Col. Randall.
eomnaD1ing the troops at that point. and
tiD ~ the agent OF the Alaska CONNER
81 Company. Returning. he started from
Ndlnto - the river on Thanksgiving day.
- DoWSon he stopped for two or three
- ~ that point Judge W. ID. Wood,
- seceotly returned from the Yukon,
- ~. Judge Weed says NJ that simo
Car nads no mention OF the fact OF hay
- h6afd anything from the Andrec party.
~ u no place along the river. on the
osueH up. did Judge Wood hear even
drocH Of any such message having been
serelved By any one.
Car win probably arrive here some time
6aFirS the day.