New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-10

principal supporters and leader who is reputed to
have great influence at Albany, Senator John
Raines, former Senator owen Cassidy. Thomas F.
Grady. Tammany leader in the state Senate, all
met Parsons's accusations with positive denials
Parsons declared he was prepared to back up his
statement with proofs and names. but said he
would not reveal the of the Judases until
later. The bills which were killed, he said, would
have wiped out absolutely the guerilla vote in this
city and insured the defeat of Tammany Hall One
them provided for the perfecting of the signature
bill passed last year, and the other prescribed
long list Of questions be asked of each first voter
The Republicans of Brooklyn put through this
slate with enthusiasm:
Sheri1--J-A'D a ii 49, ~
COUNTY cIerlIJoHN F'FITNER. -
Coroners-DR. LEON LAURA and FRED z HEII-
MAN.
THE Mayor made a laughing stock Of himself
He charged with much bitterness that the Bureau
Of Municipal Research was responsible for an eX-
hIbit called 'Taumany's Chamber of Horrors, 10
which the public j. invited free TO see VIVID OBJECT
lessons illustrating with precision and authority
Tarnmany's rnisruIe After he had CLEANED little
nformaton ne was obllstd 10 NiIHuIa" 'i'e
charge entirely
Because he had invited the bureau to look over
his budget, 7 suppose ne thought they must be
the only peopIe wlo knew hoE wretchedly he has
managed the city's affairs" said Busy Man HAS
the Cook Peary dispute been settled YETI?
Far from it," replied Constant Reader The
officers of the Peary Arctic Club met in the office
Of the president General Thomas II. Hubbard,
and listened TO the reading Of the official statement
Of Commander Peary in which are embodied his
charges that DR.. Frederick A. Cook did not reach
the North Pole. The report was accepted by those
rresent by unanimous vote il is said. 1t also was
decided to hand the report over to The Associated
Press to remain In its custody until released ty
order of President Hubbard. This will be when
mans are ready TO go with the report and both
maps and report Will be TO every paper in the
land.
'Dr Cook announced his willingness 10 submit
his data as 10 the discovery of the North Pole to
the National Geographic Society at Washington
and other geographical and scientific bodies after
he had submitted them to the University OF Copen-
hagen with the understanding that the judgment
Of the Danish body win not be made public until
the ether institutions prepared 10 announce
their verdict. He is willing that the announce
rnents should be made simultaneously. This ne
believes will cover the situation which has de-
welcomed because II the priority OF promise 10 the
University Of Copenhagen
Captain Bernier Of the Canadian steamer Arc
tic reached Quebec. and made public letter
written 10 him by Dr. Cook on May q and de-
Itvered 10 Captain Bernier September at Uper-
navik, Greenland. The letter says. among other
things
II was the supplies which you left in care OF
Mr. whitney that saved US. all my Other properly
bsd been taken by Peary under the gulse of estab-
fishing a relief station for Dr. Cook. Mr- Murphy,
the man in charge Of the station, however was
instructed not to engage In any releI ehoFts' MOI