Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-17
POLE CAHbE REACHED
o>rlNuED FROM FIRST PAGE3

ilGNli-N I'D IRON FIRST PACED
@ reeaI;nd FOR along tfa, coast
5IjJeric$ and fjords that bore the
81 men prominent in the financial
a #gai Lie Of New York city. For
The most northern cape that
Gt TeaTv reached is shown on
Han rs Cape Morris *. Jessup in
he wejj-llnown metropolitan
.rcu5&t who has backed the explo-
II Lieutenant Peary with his
Hnar' and his cash Then there
aa James ]. Hill. which recalls
m "a5sa activity in railroad manipula-
Hs the West will hereafter be a
name to school children wnc,.@
pare over the pages of their geo
sas getting Information about the
~rfhouts Of the North Pole Then
viii see also the Frederick e. HYDE
fr+i and + c. Benedict BAY ana Cane
John u Fiaseler And these names will
Tea@ mat Lieutenant Peary has shown
appreciation Of The aid these gentle
Rave given him by naming promi-
ttts in the topography Of that
rn-n land fn their honor.
How lie Felt on Turning Back
ns ~ his feelings when he was
F0@ns.sed 70 retI'ace his steps in the far
a| 65ta zone Lieutenant PeaTy said:
MAS sadness for realized the fail
S1lti ~ Sl-NtSeh Years, put
IF zd.,n that there was consolation in
ths @ that he had accomplished 2
a@al under the circumstances to-
'%-+'S Inc STOCK OF scientific
nation about Gle origin Of icebergs.
f #i gotten q mass Of valuable data
FIR iae rited States government HIS
1eaI surveys along the route of
v assfta,i, :, ,.fa1,-o in -i,a -
ro-t.5r ~ -4-a; ,.rr7. 1fI,Ia - a.,
and al ,Fr 9rc,jrac,- in mi. di,oct;,, ~,
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s,Tbc pol. ca. M r>,..
til.it me Noflh i'"ie can
. 'il's greatest &eographl-
Su " man. 90 hot
'-'at NH'ii lufhed back
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the charmed Arctira C1f,,.,Ia as 90, ga
asan, me Norwegian. or the Italian
fALstlFsi Abruzzi. The TWO latter went
tst beyond The S6th parallel. but Lieu
ana Peary stated that they approached
f4Ie from The eastern hemisphere,
BAR starting points We're much near
e Fan that from which the American
paris made the trip.
The cold. Ic. obstacle.
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at PR, i, ~, 80.
re H., ,.1K-i,,7,,.,.s- ia -, 80
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s,a NAN s4a1yoa +fa1 -, ~, ,,.,yo ma
ri. s5a5eas ; distance -,,n,trr, Nm ira
mUued distance OF the two explorers
. aaa come nearer to the pole. and
s@oc SNIP been able TO go as
vas reasonably anticipated the |
""..ia nave gone directly to the |
nc y i2ttG region. puI ihat ele- |
racer tam. q, --'ce-'i.&t mas th"art-
',.''ta o. %li a!StiiiSuISheu explorers
$1,000 g. oLefStted 70 prevent me SNIP |
a..'.''S me point inal'Iea OUT ana
''2@s HiS1.o" o. tNeiIahu journey |
we lsSofteu 70.
Ecady to Try again.
N#an ma some Mon viii, s15n oan or
-re that ife, r4,,a Ia invest in loo I
nt no aid Tie3tana,5t pcar,,
e ,rIt In July 1895 and was absent
fcel goars ON his eynIarations Tho a5
iai9 tn. Arctic rsrio,, had 10 ba
aurina the period Of The Arc,i, day
Bat much of tba time WAS sncnt in
quarters U-he, ,is,1t r.irred one
rsaatoeranhs. showing tho dawn of
ri. sr,ri,-f- was ,-ory strilyj,,t
barren leatlland projected ONT into
.r5- wafer inst over II The RAYS OF
TO sa partly ahsc,,,ed sbone with
aeB.aIorr y.,lflI. ,be ,,aio si1,.or cr.s-
aat AGAINST the dark blue back
@ 81 the celestial dome
Gou,e o.ber Y5ctr-c.