The evening world., 1912-04-29
BODIES Of bORUP
AND HIS FRIEND
FOUND IN SOUND
Pcary's Companion IN Polar
Dash Was Drowned Yester-
I day from Canoe.
READY FOR A NEW TRIP.
Explorer and Case Were to
Have Gone to Croker
s,o,r Land.
READY FOR A NEW TRIP

CRESCENT BEACH, Conn, April -.
THE bodies Of George Borup Of New
0ork sud Samuel Case Of Norwich,
Tale GRADUATE students. who were
crowned In the Sound BY the capsising
d ehetr power canoe. were recovered
~ ooon to-day. They we're found near
where they went down and IN eighth
o. . mile west Of Niilstone dock.
10Th bodies were caught In travis.
They we're removed to the homo Of
J. :. Crittsnden where they will b
esld until prepared TO be sent to their
homsa
Borup anA osss we're both graduates
~ Yale Uafvsrsity. Case. whose homo
was In Norwich, had . summer place
here and Borup came up from New
London 10 look u over with the owner
and get Il ready for the season. They
Uearted for New London. which 70 ok
m3es from here. early yesterday In Q
power canes II IVES noticed that they
took . oourse very fAr out In the Sound.
Harry Gardner. the owner Of the
afinstons Quasriss, saw them eominr IN
Aoeut 8 o'cock yesterday afternoon.
The wind wa ktoking up whitscaps
49, me oanos was having q rough time
q It.
MAN wac GONE WHEN HE
= REACHED CANOE.
When Gardner looked again he saw
nat the canoe had overturned. He ss
once ran to the beach and started to
the rescue In his power boat, q
SUBSTANTIAL craft. A. he approached
the a he Saw one man chug4ns to
IT. but he could not tell which Of the
tive It was.
When Gardner reached the overturn.
ed boat there wsrs . cap and GOAT
Heating In the water but there was no
sign OF either man. When the nevs
OF the accident was brought ashore
N t~elephoned here. boats out ont 10
all the islands and rocky reef point,
which dot the Sound
'ouhk case was Q graduate Of the
Shemeld Scientific School Of Yale and
vas taking q posi- graduate course IN
engineering and Ssodetto work.. He
hoped to 70 on the Bo~up-MaoNnhn
expedition which wal to start this
summer for . three years casmpaien
CT exploration Of Croker Land. r1e
enterprise was financed by Colsats Col.
icse. Yale University. the American
Museum Of Natural History and uany
individuals q had the approval and
advice % Admiral Peary. whose com.
paniou 8oruo had been on the way
to the North Pole In 1901.
DoHVPe Glory OF THE pAsH
10 POLE.
osorss Dorup's account oe the Psary
e1podat1ou. written In the merry slans
- . ssosntiy graduated coas9s boy.
ua0e . sensation. He wrote Il - he
would have told It to q gathering Of
eour or Ave classmates In front az 9
~ He told q training Esquimo gtia
0to . 0cay sextstts 10 sAaivsn ths
song watt h ~ arctic might; Of ath-
1st3o Samss held on Christmas over
0ut nm l~anteRne-ons q xhs principal
'6oa$ufes 6eing . raoe Tor mothers. with
(hA1 babiss sung over Their nsogs In
4As1r hoodA
1oss0 We he p~hosographsr q the
oxDGal1oa end diSting sdshed himself by
. lusck trip wt1ch he made back to
henAQuaFtsrs for alcohol and on rust Do.
eosO TearyAS last dash to the Pole.
was b Borup thst Ds. Cooke n.
aa1EaAux made The dSst statement that
b. Cook I'D lied about his reported dis
Oovory o6 the PoIA Borup had learned
10 paak The DsQuimau language fluent.
n. ..,.4ueA o. which b. w. to
Vtart n Juns was planned during the
ReAry ts1p By Boeup and Donald B,
50Du6nIian, Smother aide Of Peary.
0orup was born at Ossining, N. z. n
- He was ths son Of an army oficer
~ propaTsd fos college at 0roton. ths
sxnussvs boys school 3ust outside o.
SgSW London.