Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-08

..,,soaer Peary's dispatch To-Day
..n indian Harbor TO the Associated
- ,,,,s MS first expression concern
=, ,hs.,laim Of Or. Cook that he
resched the north pole almost 2 Se~'
rror 10 Peary. or on April q. 1908.
p,s,ys latest telegram is hardly less
ro,.ss than his ara. announcement
which absorbed the attention OF the en-
er world as IT gives concrete form
&. he issues already vaguely outlined
h scientific quarters on the authen-
ITCHY u Dr. Cooks announcement ana
he question Of priority in reaching ths
roe. Al the same time II is the first
expression " opinion from any one N
position 10 know the facts OF the
arctic region on which Or. Cooks
claims are based II contains direct
animation that Cook never reached the
!1l- az an
The dispatch from Commander Peary
vas responsive to an inquiry sent BY
WIRELESS telegraph 10 him at Indian
ilrb0r. Immediately following his first
announcement The first message from
hary received by the Associated Pivss
q 1893 b. m. last Monday came with
such siDrtlIng suddonness that the most
ugent measures were immediately
ti0pied 20 confirm It's absolute anthem
idig This was quickly done and the
r,ssage traced 20 us source and veri-
Al the same time an urgent dispatch
vas Immediately sent Go Commando
fary bv cable 90 HallfaN. and thence
N land lines and wireless TO Indian.
haibor asking him for additional par
ncuais and c0rroborativc details. aud
Informing him that "Dr Cook arrived
% Copenhagen. Sept 4. claiming 20
hsye reached the pole on April n
lhs dispatch % Pcary was sent
-Nnin ieW minutes OF the recent ~
Fearys hrst telegram announcing his
sel'eFement and Il was evidently the
nisl word received by the commander
n'ef coming within range of civillza-
len nat Dr. Cook had set up the claim
oI being tho FIRST dscovcrer Of the
norm pole Commander Pearv's re-
ponse therefore omhodies his views
On nfst hearing the news that his an
l'lncement OF the discovery of the
PIE was di putod by Cook
lhs attention ~ America and Europe
.ohhnles 20 be conferred on the an
.9-heameni of the two north pole ex-
Nift lr Cook lecture al Copcn-
.esen hst night when he had ample
tiNlluAllN to sub etantiate his claims
Il" received There without the indiCa-
ls ulaf 70 was accepted az conclu-
ana ih's Wow n again reelected to-
n ino Increasing skepticism re-
iNQ from foreign capitals
.anmaadcr pcarys ship. the Roose-
lfii sailed from Indian Harbor al noon
al ior Battle Harbor. Labrador.
mere u b expected tomorrow whence
proceeds 90 North sydney.
fEARY SAILS FOR SYDNEY, y. s.
indian Harbor. Labrador. via Cane
~ ~ IT. sept Commando Rob
~ lfafy aud his party sailed from
Today for sydney, ~ s..
-i' roosevelt arrived here sunday
snl ana las been detained untn this
INNS ey a heavy gale on the ar
r,e %, me Roosevelt, M Pcary and
,al.,, hsiiieit came ashore and per-
,e hel ihc dispatches which were
~ pa wireless 90 the United statos.
,.,'elllnthder pmry expressed gratln-
M. e Az MIS- successful completion of
-. work ln discovering the north
he and capt Bartlett appeared
IN p iho best physical condition.
49," roosevelt is unlnlurod from her
III, enn atduous voyage through the
OF me polar seas
a. H','s me Roosevelt stops al Red
b.. LtpIador 10 permit Commander
I'M ~ 20 hie the details of his succees-
HI. 'apluia lon, u is not believed that
IA. interesting story can reach me out
"''lo Tor at least three days.
AT BLANC sABLEoM.
,, y 'ohns q. 81, sept "a telegram
l.lb,ssl from Blanc sabisom. ma n.1
N Rst9 coast about 400 miles Ueef
lirIo y liafhor, received TODAY fro,n
io1nai. Ia en-, a member of the Neu.
srri,sf legislature, stated that Pear,
al 'asi point today.
u'shfELr SHORT or COAL.
''A' \. s. sept "a me.sas.