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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
6-YEAR TERM FOR
PORTLAND CASHIER

PORTLAND. Ore. May L.
Judge Gantenbein. of the circuit
court, today sentenced w Cooper
Morris. formerly cashier OF the
Oregon Trust and Savings bank Of
Portland. 70 six years In the ore.
gon state prison. Morris was con.
victed Of having embezzled $4,000
In notes from the bank. lie IL IN
der indictment for other alleged
shortages in the banks cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
TAXES VERDICT CALMLY
BUT WIFE SOBS WILDLY
as,,vx for Little Woman" Says Judge-Hyde's Sis
,rr, Dumbfounded, Then Hysterical-"Any Other
Verdict Would Have Been Blot State" Says
Prosecutor.
(Ry United Press.)

KANSAS CITY, Mo. May i6-Dr. r. c. Hyde today was
rse,ed a murder in the first degree and gwen e
ven N the peuentiary for having killed Col Thomas II.
s.coe the Kansas City millionaire.
The conviction and sentence OF the young and popular ply
eoues a climax 10 one oi the Sensational murder
ms ia the history al Missouri.
The u which brough, in the verdict had been out since
he Friday night For time appeared likely that the jury
w.. not agree and that Judge atshaw would declare mis-
uaI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16

Tacoma. Walter Hoff Seeisy.
general representative 81 william
Morris. Is due In Tacoma today to
Inspect tho plans Tor n tt00. 600
vaudeville house which local cap
italists will erect as a home for the
Morris attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
seandInavians to Meet.

The scandinavian Progress !
slve Republican club win I
meet tonight In the assembly ,
! room In the Henry building.
al scandinavians are cordial
! ly invited 20 attend
, a 4 4 A A 4 A q n a 4 A ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
FAULKNER MUST
CD BEFORE
JURY

Information against r. " Faux
ner. who stabbed and killed Bert
Hardin Thursday night. viii be filed
this afternoon In the superior court
charging murder Ia the first deErse.
This was decided upon by Deputy
Prosecutor J. l. Finch this noon.
Finch. although he believes that
Faulkner Killed Hardin In self
defense. win put the entire matter
M to a jury. Il Is doubtful whether
Faulkner can he convicted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16

ia
~ ass reports from the Hyde
~ ,nsay declared that the jurors
- IN deadloeked All sorts q
nxas veze Ia circulation L vas
ssx:amd ske jury stood II 70 ! for
rsnsd Anotnsr rumor that was
,w,zs, / nttle later declared the
IT. vas Il 10 ! for conviction.
yzers xas great excitement
sxs re cnart room. ard a large
uss9 n,hsrsa 10 hear the verdict.
~ csryicsier From start.
rs ,ary returned the following
srlr It 1911. O'clock
We fEa the defendant guilty %
rarasr IN the first degree. as
eassse n fhe Indictment. and as
"a psnishment At imprisonment
b t1s stats penlteniiary during his
1tzzl BE.
D hseame known soon after the
mfkz VAS hfoughs IN thar a ma
lriy q the lsEy stood for convic.
>. 'fum almost tbs first ballot
Ne trial of Dr.. Hyde began April
Il I'D toatsHus6 almost without
~ Interruption Hntil today.
Hyde Was Calm.
ne defendant. bis wife and hlR
ssEss vsEe IN court BY the time
u TRY flied 10. IN Hyde was
Hnrsssf and calm and apparently
azaeged ~ the verdict Of guilty
= narder IN the frat degree was
rsAk
Mr. Hyds. who has expected an
hSils1l, burst Into tears at the
swt rally. and was led, COB
- MO az anteroom. The Jury.
s-N1 IA poTer 70 fix punish.
- ssntencsd Hyde to liss i'm.
sriseament
nsseezicr conkiing. discussing
- FsFtlef, said:
AZ otheT result would have
- bot On the administration
Astics IL Missouri"
= h7ses comment was
A. a. hardly realize IL. The yer.
ar slll never stand
Hyde "a Hopeful.
anlng to bis wife. he said .
worry: We viii beat them
he supreme court"
- hide when she had re-.
49, asr eomposure. declared her
So 2 ne Innocence OF her hus.
!. 4 1lf said that she had no fear
u nnal result. Dr. Hyde was
800. 800 . a cell following the pro.
7.1hg IA court
49, asnoa Tor a new trial Will BE-
tomorrow or "Wednesday.
zsf he verdict with the sen.
i 3 asking the jurors n they
t,ssa had beer gone through
-, - y hyde was taken 10 the
- sAere his wife was waiting
49,. - Under guard Of a special
49,. uao stood By while the
-. 49, .'ssmpted 70 comfort hls
am hysteficai sobbing could
''1a y ih the coafl
n'as 70 Jail WIthou, Bail.
1, ~, ~. Sisters, who we're wait
tr.saIs eilng % congratulate their
- - q bis acqaittal and vindi
- gsseaed stunned By the YER
ksIs. ~ = moment they sat mo
has,s Iasn they, too. gave way
-. emotion and wept audlbly
n ~, hs1sshaw remanded HYDE h
~ sasls e "a . lie declared Mrs
kss.,saV aIa be allowed to ylsIt her
| ~ only On regular VISITING
ps \. meals may be sent him
arssr.. ~ provided With a fev
Judge Latshaw ssld
MAJ . 70 be allowed no lux
~ Sorry for Mrs. Hyde.
" .asially sorry for the pool
SIN na1' he added. referrlni
lsss..sngae, whose sorrow al he,
aess..s conviction powerful,
tsas,s - n'n Il viii give the al
g;ars ~ la'i time limit ia ask
y s,pssI "sr trial and preparins
lSnsII, = Then sentence viii 5.
ns ssa,a a1possd IN open court
aassl, nee viii be pronounce,
az As1t Thursday or Frl
Ne Missouri Law the jurl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
KERRY is fired TODAY, TOO
(By United Press.)

NEW YORK. May l6-"When President Taft tho
bench he did not allow subordinaes lgants prepare
tentative opinions for him. declared the New York World
day commenting Tas letter Of explanation regarding the
latest sensation in the Balnger investigation lie did al
low lawyers anedate briefs the World continues Ito
the claims Of opposing counsel lie heard arguments read de-
csons and read the himself
The public rghtully this is the way Taft acted
in the Bange weighing evidence influenced by any
thing except cold. remorseless facts.
The country no longer believe that this Tas
tudc In allowing Attorney General Wckersham tamper
the of his summary and Assistant Attorney General
Lawer prepare memorandum to help in framing his de-
son Invested himself of his function Of judge, and
be included among the attorneys for the defense
eALLINoER
NevYo rk Press. reviewing be matter,
public
10
he
10
OF efficiency the
popularity greatly
by Of Balnger Nor
conviction that Taft could easily Wicker
attorney generalship"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
llla storY corrohorated.

FRuikners story f. practically
by All Of the witnesses.
Mrs Hardin and william Lewis.
himself slashed IN the struggle. say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
TAFT NO LONGER THE JUDGE
BUT ATTORNEY FOR DEFENSE
NEW YORK WORLD TURNS
AGAINST THE PRESIDENT

Famous Administration Supporter Leads Newspapers
Which Attack Chief Executive Following Letter
Writing Admissions Ballinger Must Go, Says New
York Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
COMET? BAH!
FEAR NOT, SAY
SCIENTISTS
No Danger of Cashing in
Your Checks Day After
Tomorrow, They All Say
Cny United rre..,

NEW YORK. Stay ie-Haley's
comet viii cross the disk Of the sun
ora "Wednesday evening Astron-
omcra disagree over the question
wheth~r the comets tail VIII ex-
tend through space for a sufficient
distance 10 enwrap tho earth on
May a. Calculations made al
srmmrigg. Austria. indicate that the
tnll ID 90. oo0. 900 mites long n thc
figures b. correct. "a. earth. when
IL passes through the tail viii De-
~. GOO 900 miles away from The
comet Tho tail Is supposed % b.
- extremely ,cnuous gas and most
scientists agree that Il does not cone
tain mstcpra There 70 no proha-
hiuty chat there will be any sem
aihle effect upon the oarth'n at
mospherc. but there is likely 20 bc
an aurora. Experts declare that
there will be no odor
a Few Opinions.
Tho following views are expressed
by leading scientists.
Prof Andrew Commeiin. Green
vich observatory There is no
probability % any effect on the
earth"
Prof Michael Clacobin. Paris OBJ
servatorys 1t rs not certain that
the earth viii pass through the toll.
but anyway the gases will be so
tenuatcd that no injury Is probable
Instead 81 fear at the approach ~
the comet. We ought 90 fciicitatc
ourselves that we are going 10 have
~ magnificent a spectacle 40 ass
tronomcr I believe. realty thinks
that the comet o. a menace u life
on the earth. At the same time we
must admit that the nature 81
comets Is one Of tho most obscure
chapters In the history % astron-
omy"
Prof David GIL president of the
British Royal Astronomical So
ciety: II Is doubtful whether the
tail viii reach the earth. The only
result possibly viii be a faint illu-
mination Of the sky"
Prof r. r Barnard. Yerkcs OBJ
scrvatory: THE comet win have
no effect on the earth
Prof J. NJ Shaeberle, Ann Arbor:
IAN predictions are purely specu-
lative."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-16
THIS rs TO REMIND you

r That The ST. vill take Your
; ad az no O.. cost by t"I
4 phone. Main 9400; Ind. 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
OPT|M|ST THINKS
BEvER|DGE IS ON
THE SQUARE
nUNFINISHED BUSINESS
GIVES RISE TO HOPE
Believes Indiana Senator Will
Stand Pat on the Statehood
Bill and Help Push 1t Through
as He Can't Do Otherwise,

Il don't take YER much stock in
these i~nsinuatiens that senator BeV-
eridge Is stalling around on the state
hood bill with the intention of mud
ding up the situation =" said an OBJ
citizen yesterday. Il keep close tab
on the congressional rccord and i'm
bible considerable hope from the
newsy columns of that publications
In the Record of last Thursday ]
note the following dialogue:
Mr.. Aldrich-I understand the
senator from Indiana to give notice
| think he gave it publicly-he said
privately tina he would tax up the
statehood bill after the railroad rate
bill was disposed of.
Mr.. Beveridge-I do; and ] intend
to make it the unfinished business
of the senate
Il axe this to mean said the
optimist, "th2t the statehood bill dis
tinctly has the right of way after the
railroad bill is disposed of. If Mr..
Beveridge wanted to Kill the bill he
would hardly make it unfinished bust
ness.
1T looks to me as if there were lit
tie foundation in fact for the gloomy
predictions now fife concerning the
fate of the statehood measure
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
DEMOCRATIC B0GY
STARES SENATE
IN The FACE
OLD EXCUSE FOR
STATEHOOD OPPOSITION
Few Republican Senators Anx-
iouS to Push It Throughi the
ConSeryationiStS viii Fight
for Floor,
ny Morning Journai Special Leased wirel

IDy Morning JOurnni sceciai Leased Nirel
Washington, May 29.-The plans OF
republican leaders in congress have
gone awry so many times in the last
several weeks that they arc chary OF
announcing any program for the rest
Of the session or of specializing on
how long that period is likely to be.
The situation in the senate on the
railroad Hill is complicated by the
introduction of IN amendment re-
Iating to mergers of railroads which
was offered by Senator Brown OF Ne
braska, just before the adjournment
on Friday. The provision contains al
the prohibitive features OF the origin
al section -, and none of the advan-
tages for the railroads contained IN
the section struck out. The senator's
in charge of the bill do not want the
| Brown amendment. but it may be dif-
ficult for them to defeat 1t. 1t is not
likely that it win result in the leaders
making further concession to he
insurgents.
There Is O conference between adj
~voeates Of statehood and conservation
measures as to what class of legisla-
ton shall next be considered. The
supporters of the public land with
| drawal bill will not give way to the
statehood measure without n fight.
Few republican senators are anxious
10 put the statehood bill through at
the present session. They think that
the differences between the senate and
house bills are irreconcilaele and that
it would be a waste of time TO senu
the measure to conference. ABOUT
the only supporters in the senate OF
immediate statehood are on the dem
ocratic side and they wan the house
bill passed, as that would mean state
hood for Arizona and New Mexico in
time for the fall elections, and they
think it would mean four additional
democratic senators.
The senate bill which is favored by
republican senators, would merely au-
thorize the territories to take the pre-
liminary steps and would not make 1t
possible for them to be admitted to
the union until after congress had APP
proved their proposed constitutions.
Insurgent enator are waiting for
the sundry civil bill for the purpose
of offering an amendment for the es-
adjustment Of q tariff commission,
which would report directly to con-
gress.
The river and harbor bin is still In
conference. Some members are be-
Inning to wonder if that pork bar
reI'' measure is not being used to hold
members in line for the presidents
program.
Even IL the postal savings bank bill
should pass the house and success
fully emerge from conference. 1t is
believed that 1t would he a long time
before any postal banks could be es-
tablished. The sundry civil bill does
not contain an appropriation to put
the postal banks in operation and
some Of the house leaders are respon-
sihle for a report that this legislation
viii be ignored in the general defi-
cheney bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
REPRESENTATIVE CLARK
SHOWS UP IN SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, III, May 2b--NnpfeAeH-
tative Joseph +. Clark of Nandalia,
charged with conspiracy To commit n
felony In connection with the state
house furniture dcnl, arrived In
Springfield late tonight. lie has arr
ranged % give bond IN the sum Of
$4,000 tomorrow morning and was
permitted 4 30 to the st. Nicholas h9-
tel for the night.
When newspaper mon sought nm IN
terview with Clark. he refused to re-
celve them IN his room but consented
to talk briefly over the telephone He
was asked about the confession OF
Senator Holstlaw aud the testimony
Of Otto Fricr, duplicating him ~ tho
furniture deal and he said the state
ments attributed TO senator Hoist
law were untrue.
10 u series of direct questions bear
ing upon his possible connection with
the promises made OF money TO Sc
cure the furniture contract Tor the
Ford q Johnson company, he entered
emphatic d~enials, but when pressed as
10 direct charges made against him
By HOlstlRw and Frier, he said ne
could not remember. lie viii be eN-
nmincd by Attorney Burke tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
FLIGHT MuL LIVE LONG ~
MEMORY SAYS PRESIDENT

Now York, May 20 The following
message WIS received hy the World
tonight from President Talt at Wash
ington.
Il am intensely Interested in what
MI. Curtiss has DONE II seems that
the wonders uf aviation win never
cease. would hesitate Go say that
the performance 81 Mr. Curtiss Is ah
epoch, bccnusc tomorrow we may hear
that some man has flown from New
York Co g. Louis.
MIR. Wright told me ut the time
thc ten mile flight from Fort McNcr
Wus made. that the chief ditfteul-
tN WUs m fixing over unknown ground
Mir Curtiss seemed 10 have surmuunt-
cd this and ann glad he has. HIS
Slight win live long in % memories
as having hecu the greatest
tSifncdl WILLIAM n. TAFT p
IN comparison with Curtiss' fiNins
trip of two hours and ~thlrty-two min
utcs today, these achievements Of
navigation from New York to Albany
stand out ln history
September D.. le1t- Hendricks mud
SON va the Nalf Moon. smiled from
Sew York Zoo fret vustac To- Albany
~ five days
August "a. 1907 Robert Fuitou's
first trip 90 Alttut con the steamship
Clermont thlrtt-tvo hours.
October %. tAgJ-strnmhoai cham
plain tHccd TO ALBANY in nine hours
and thirty-onc minutes.
iHpu@Ftstest railroad time from
Sew York e. Nlnny TWO hours and
forty minutes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
SENATOR IURIMER APPEARS
10 SIfI1N THE SPOTLIGHT.

Chicago, May 29.-United states
Senator william I.orimcr arrived here
today. lilo refused a. discuss the sem
~atorial hribcrA scandal In any manner,
declaring that lie had said MI he IN
tended to say IN his speech before
the senate yesterday. soon after his
arrival Senator Lorimcr disappeared
from the city. lie let word hat he
wal going out OF town for the nisht.
Late tonight IT waa learned That he
was spending tho night ut the home
uf Representative Guy L. Bush Of
Downcr's Grove, one OF his support
ers IN tho legislature,
state senator clark, indicted for
bribery as the result Of state senator
u%olstlaw's confession In Springfield
yesterday. has kept himself hidden.
Chicago detectives searched the city
IN vain for him today ANA Deputy
Sheriff Long OF Sangnmon county,
who has been here to take Nrodcriek
into custody, gay up the search -
midnight ana went 60 bed Brodericks
counsel says the senator VIII probably
give himself up to the Sangamon conn
~ authorities tomorrow as bail for
$4,000 has been arranged FOR HIM
there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30

etor positively refused to discuss any
phase of the bribery scandal involving
his name,
He was asked 10 make a statement
Regarding State Senator HolstiaW's
confession, IN which Hoistlaw admit
ted that he had received $2.SOU TOR
voting for Lorimcr for senator,
Holstlaw's confession has been
eatalogucd NO. a. Three other con-
LESSONS have been made before the
Cook county grand jury, according 10
states Attorney Wsman here. The
first confession was made bN lt"pre-
sentative Charles White 81 O'Fallon,
III, who said he had received $1,000
Tor his vote. Senator Lorlmer in his
speech TO the nat Yesterday de-
voted himself greatly 10 the dcnunei-
alton Of white.
"Holstlaw is Il the same class with
white said the senator today. ] viii
not discuss him. In fact, | VIII not
say another word. Everything ! ever
Intended 70 be said Is IN my speech -
the senate
Then senator Lorimcr disappeared
IN his automobile with the parting In
formation that he was going 20 rest
for a few days. Ills destination is un-
known. Inquiries At his home and
HinhiiAE iNFAiAfAtFiAH fi'Af Ah'h'A 49,
elicit any Information as TO his move
ments. He has completely hidden
himself 80 far as the public is con-
ccrned.
State Senator Frederick, who Was
indicted by the Sangamon county
grand jury yesterday following Hoist
laws confession. has not been found
lie is accused Of having paid the So
500 bride TO Ilolstlaw. Frederick
dropped out Of eight when the news
of the indictment against him was
telephoncd him yesterday and efforts
OF detectives to find him have fatled-
Attorney Patrick ~. ONDonnel.
Broderick's legal adviser. said he dil
not know his clients whereabouts.
y have not The slightest idea where
senator Frederick Is, said o'DonnclL.
Il believe he viii surrender ana ! sup
pose he Is making ARRANGEMENTS 70
provide bail before he gives himself
up
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
BELIEVED BEVERIDGE Is
RREVOCABLY ON RECORD

In his same connection Judge
Mann, who returned recently from
Washington, relates an episode that
occurred at the White House in his
presence. Senator Aldrich came in.
and. recognizing Delegate Andrews,
spoke to him with unusual cordially,
Presently he called Andrews aside and
the two held q long, earnest CONVEX
sation. When the delegate returned
to the party of New MeXicans. of
whom Judge Mann was a member, he
looked pleased:
THAT was one of the most salts
factory talks l ever had in my life, "
told me that he will vote for state
hood. l am satisfied that it is the
first time he ever said he would"
THE foregoing suggests said he
local man, that Senator Aldrich
may have had an Interior motive in
forcing Senator Beverage to acknowl-
edge publicly the private agreement
which he had made with certain sem
.ators to make the statehood bill the
unfinished business of the senate af-
ter the railroad bill has been dispos-
ed of. That agreement was ratified
by the republican steering committee.
1t was binding only if Beverage full
filled his promise. Perhaps the Rhode
Island senator expected that his col
league from Indiana would suffer from
lapse of memory when the psychology
ical moment for statehood arrived, or
the exigencics of the Indiana cam
paign might demand his presence I'M
expectedly at home. 1t does not make
any difference now whether BeVeridge
lodges or stands hitched, for his pub
lie Acknowledgement of his purpose
to make the statehood bill the next
unfinished business OF the senate set
ties the status Of that much delayed
and maligncd measure beyond the
power Of anybody or anything, but a
majority vote of the senate to change
it. To an unbiased, disinterested OBJ
server ID looks rs II Senator Aldrich
has performed 4 mighty friendly act
for New Mexico and Arizona"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
BOYCOTT
BY CHINESE
Imminent
CELESTlALS ALLEGE THEY
ARE VICTIMS OF INJUSTICE
Organization to Secure Fair
Treatment Will Be Extended
Over Whole United States
Say MongoIS,

san Francisco Nav 2g-The Cbron-
icIo tomorrow morning will say.
g" bovcott of American goods
which Is 10 extend ali over china. is
no nian fnrmnioted az a meeting hold
Yesterday NJ no dnua rters Of the
.incat chinese ahamher Of comm erce
ana todov cabIerra ms are To he sent
IN ne merrbant snrietios OF CHINA
~oakfnp their oia ana co~-oneration
The hovcott 10 ~ he undertaken Nv
an orpa nization entitled Tho League
ar Tustiee /" forn,nd M The meotine IN
tbo CI,ineea obnmhar Of commcrco
rnone wbiio ocricors wore selected
tbeir Mos arc hainr kent secret mn
III such t,n,e as the Ieaete is of suf-
riciont atrnnyth ~ warrant general
nnhIirItv Ovar 50O of tho representa-
iva citizans m chinatown were pres-
ont al the meeting al of whom sign
% the ron Of membershin
Tho reason for The nr6posed boy
.cott ana The objects of the league
were exnIained Inv one of the mem
hcrs as follows.
"rho CHINESE not only in San Fran
cisco hnt thronrhout The country in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
NEW STREET CARS
To Be RUNNING
VERY SOON
Citizens Traction Company
Officials Declare Highland
Line Will Be Completed in
Next Sixty Days,

The new Highland street railway to
be constructed by the Citizens Trac-
ton company. will be completed and
in operation within sixty DAYS, accord
ing to the statement OF officials of
the new line yesterday.
This morning early, work will start
when a crew. OF men will begin UNI
loading the ties and rails from the
ears now in the Santa Fe Yards and
distributing them along the right OF
way. AS soon as this work is com
pletcd. actual construction will begin
n the line will be pushed To COM
pletion without delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
Prof. Perciual LoweH Finds
Comet Has Very Weak Tail

'atcd a new department to be known
as the Section of Protocol"
This department will have charge
of the etiquette and ceremony sur
rounding official receptions. Aside
from the duties during the centennial
the members of this department viii
revise the code of diplomatic ccremo-
MES.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-30
WILL DASH
BACK TO ETAA
FOR PROOFS
Imaginative Explorer in Scot
land Preparing for Last
Struggle for Vindicationi He
viii Try 10 Show Us,
ny Morning Journal Special LEASED wircl

New York, Nav H9.-The mystcty
81 the Whereabouts of Di. Cook, the
American viii say tomorrow. was
80 zee t0st night. lie - in scotland
preparing foI his trip to Etah,
whence he plans to bring back his
records of his discovery of the North
pole and his Instruments which arc
cochcd there. He also intends to
bring back the two Eskimos who ac-
compgnied him on his dash to The
pole.
an Cooks objective point when he
shall have recovered his records and
Instruments. says the newspaper, viii
be Copenhagen. There he Will pre-
sent his completed proofs to the scien-
tiic body before which he appeared
when he first returned from the far
north.