Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-02
WANTS MISSIONARIES WATCHED
Would Prevent Converts from Going
to Salt Lake City.
HALL GAME HoTLY DENOUNCED
Said Manxmen Cannot Be Relied on
to Tell the Truth.
ISLANDERS COME BACK STRONG
of Progress So Far Made I'm His
Endeavor 60 Reach sOuth
PoIe This Year.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.


LONDON. july Especial to The Bee.)-|
The English government has been asked TO
cooperate with the South African govern
ment in fighting Mormon missionaries
The anu-Mormon league Of South Africa
has sent the following TO the authorities
here for circulation:
Pamphlets have already been circulated
regarding the undesirable and impure doc
trines and practices Of sect calling them
selves the Church of Latter Day Saints or
NorBons. Of Utah
The particular doctrine of this sect Is
that OF plurality OF wives. and although
the practice is Illegal in the United States,
and although the MormOns deny that
polygamy exists there can be no doubt
that II In stin carried on.
There IL reason TO believe that a propa-
sanda is being carried on in this country
with view Of enticing women TO Utah.
The government h anxious TO receive
information OF any persons having left
or who are leaving South Africa for that
place.
You are accordingly asked II you should
know Of any people VINO have left or are
preparing TO leave the country for Utah
by way of England 10 kindly give notice
(which VIII be treated as confidentiaD to
the magistrate or other government official
90 that they may report TO the immigration
department"
Manxmen DenOunce Caine.
For publicly declaring that a Manxnan
cannot tell the plain, blunt truth Hall
Caine the novelist has brought a hornets
nest about his head. Replying to him. the
Liverpool Manx society says:
1T is a dirty bird that fouls its own nest.
As Hall Game 10 by descent Manx we pre-
h. rlFnGqN frfGfr
ktth and kin. The society claims as up
F1xht and truthful fellow couDfrymen as
hound under heaven. and trusts this matter
: vii be taken Up by fhs. scompatriots al
over the world"
ct win show you the difference between
capital and labor" shouted a man 70 a
woman who was near him on the railway
station at Preston and then jumped the
rails Of an incoming train and met with
instantaneous death In his pockets were
shillings 4 pence and a broken watch.
The body was afterwards identified as that
OF william Fraser.
Amundsen Heard From.
~Gcaptain Raou Amundsen's oOensng ae-
count OF theN south pole expedition has
reached here and has aroused much interest
On account. not only OF what II contains
but OF the modest tone OF the captain He
saws in part:
The goal Of our voyage was the bay that
indents the great Antarctic ice barrier In
longitude l6l west and latitude Is IS south
1890 miles from home.
ION January I ice was sighted That
fitted we'll Next day a few detached ice
foes began 10 appear. In the evening OF
the second day We crossed the Antarctic
circle and al 10 D. m there Law the Ant
arctic drift ice before US. II did not look
particularly imposing. Nothing of that
kind could hinder us. and we stood straight
IN. in longitude I76 degrees west and lati-
tnde es-3o den~es south. II took US four
days 10 get through the pack ice belt. and
ON the evening Of January We emerged
into the seae-Ross sea-in latitude 70 de-
grees south and longitude $50 degrees west
1t was like the North sea on a summer
day. With the exception o6 two small
bergs we did not see ice from the time we
entered It until We sighted the barrier In
about q degrees south latitude
I'VE sighted the mighty barrier at asa
.. m on January II. One would be less
than human II one could behold the sight
unmoved As far the eve can see, from
western 70 eastern horizon. this wall OF
ne rises PRECAUTIONARY to a height OF q
hundred feet
Land Under the Ice.
Il had come 20 the conclusion that this
bay. which has been proved to have had
the same situation for a period OF sixty
years. could not be a chance formation IN
the barrier caused by breaking off OF ice
bergs, but must have been produced By
underlying land OF rising ground II not
the barrier would have continued its course
unchecked and no bay you'd have been
formed
After having safely moored the vessel
70 the Ice we set off 20 find suitable place
for WATERING. This did not take long
About two or three kilometers from the
snip. AT the foot OF a ridge well protected
from the southeast winds. We found an
ideal place. and January Is We began
20 unload our cargo. Two men At once
set about the erection Of the house while
the rest OF the land party continued &c
bring up the building materials and pro-
visions With us doEs we had drauEhs
power enough but II was often slow work
getting the heavily laden sledKes up 70 tbs
site. which lies At a heiEht Of l5e feet. But
our doEs know how 10 draw II Is a pleas
ure 20 work with them They are ali picked
animals from Greenland
1t IL three weeks since we began tbs
buildinE OF our station and now everything
81 ready"