XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUXDAY. SEPTEMBER 26. 1909. hear Mr. "Whitney had 12 that returned safely v t PEARY AT THE DINNER GIVEN BY PORTLAND FRIENDS IS OUT OF IT he said to-day that be knew of no reason wfey I WHITNEY any one of the officers of the Peary Arctic Qtjk WINS TAFTRETAINS riNCHO should communicate with Mr. Whitney oa fw JUDGE SCRIPTOEE Cook controversy. The Peary proofs are still kept under Continued «rom firM!».«' SAYS COMMANDER PEARY. cover. sjm neither General Hubbard aor CoaasMwder Vesj* OXEIDA COUNTT. will make known their nature, but It is leans! GETS most kind toward me and most favorable toTvarg that they do not m any way depend on what D- Explorer to Issue Statement on Cook Cook tnld either Harry Whitney or Prttchant, th* coneerva tk% by defln* hia attitude toward - cabin boy of the Roosevelt, at nor asy Mm convincing Etah. in. and Election Said tionDollcie* with clearness. Controversy. that may have been la iJ{h}Xomination resign, but shall remain In the formation obtained Grtea. ISail not land by any member or crew of the Peary government aervice. I-tall *™."g Portland. Me.. Sept. ».—"Hairy Whitney does erg* To Be Assured. a. In the past, to proJ^J;mo« another, my evi- dltlon. The proof*, farther, it la learned. ar* forts, in the future of ror not play any part, one way or to not and development our reaching built upon any statements that have been u,e the conservation minerals, W defena dence regarding Dr. CooTs claim of first mads - to s ests. waters, lands and and of so far by Dr. Cool* on hia trip In the N the need Commander Peary to a score Arctic. \u0084 TE?£S7sTi?i« consen-atlon policies whenever tbe sole.** said Pending a meeting of the officers of the Peary fhe espedaUy shall continue to newspaper men at his summer home to-day. He arises. 1 advocate way Whit- Arctic Club In New York, the proofs which an the control of water power said that he was makes to say in what llSpllllitln«n ™w£*J?ti *f controversy. He has being so closely withheld will bo put Into the distrut judiciary £non,l- public Tnterest. and the use bow Is connected with the form £™/°f £ laws and natural resourced forof^'J^fftfJthe benefit from Whitney since the latter for publication. The proofs will show. It la vIZ, equality of^t^e received no word common plain people. Ibelieve In yesterday at In the Jeanle. that it to a matter of knowledge la the policies, and 1B2X£e arrived Indian Harbor Peary unity and the Roosevelt the etren«tn and be says that he has no Intention of attempt- Arctic region that Commander knows m to stand for them as long as Ihave £££»\u25a0• personally, and that bo-has sag; anything. Ing to with him. the Esquimau* fcioira stand communicate to for meetlncmeeting A-Pel-Lah, the two who \u25a0 ,T,, , It waa thought yesterday that the Whitney, he said, was wtth htm on the Roosevelt Tuck-a-Sho and T that Dr. Cook, they were babies In hoods. of the President. Secretary Balllnger and from August 17 to M. but new told him w'.th sine* Cos*. here nor he know that Peary's sources Information la the might out some further state- Cook tad discovered the pole, did mander of Arc- Mr. Pincnot call received many, It In asserted that when Plnchot came from any one oa the RooseveM knew Ituntil he tic are and his ment from Mr. Taft Mr. Continuing. made public they will prove a surprise. an Interview with a mssss— from The Associated Press. proofs are California especially to seek Peary expected here late on the Commander Peary said: Commander t» Ifoa. ' *'" the With the exception of meet- •*«\u25a0 llia) iif President. "I have absolutely no Intention of making a day. He will spend the night at th« horn* of niitric- rudldaJ Cony. ono.- ing the station yesterday, when neither spoke ;./... \u25a0« dllln-ulO «\u25a0 at statement previous to my Interview with General General Hubtard. wmmm to other. Secretary Balllnger and Mr.Pinchot Harbor, unless there is a change the stay Huhhari at Bar were not thrown in contact during their in of pUn» to salt General Hubbard. Having turned are also la tbe ..th Judicial Salt Lake. Pinchot attended several enter- over pavers to him. the whole matter is now Ix^is counties, which Cmeida, Mr. certain COOK ON M'KINLEYCIJMB. present mother candidate. along with the party escorting th« m his hands. These papers bear almost entirely ni-rict should balance tainment* Herkimer counties hold the President to-day, but Mr. Ballinger. pleading a on the mate proposition, which is. 'Has Cook been SnVn^a'and Scripture* renom nation , With Justice sore throat, remained indoors roost of the time. to the peter" Nceessary, He Says, to Answer £s"r£ Is a foregone concision, as was expected was to Not Enured, his re-election private secretary met him here, and he de- It that General Hubbard Is ovcrwhelmlnKly Republican. His own statement regarding his findings, but • the district of his time to disposing of business. issue his Denials of His Claim. voted much at the rawest of the newspaper men to-day. Com- TO MR. BALLINGER ALSO TO STAY. mander Peary screed to Issue the statement him- For the first time sine* M*return. Dr. Frederick- XO HUGHES MAS BUN. to- yesteriay of th* widely circulate Mr. Ballinger had no comment to make The Rev. De Witt Hyde, president of Bowtfotn College; Cyrus H. X. self. A. Cook spoke From Jeft to rlgtit are: William Hubbard*a claim to have ascended Mount Mo> night on the latest phase of the discussion. Philadelphia; Mayor Adam P. Lelgbton, of Portland; Robert B. Peary; Jud»r« Edward "Ifeel the utmost reliance la General report that hia Curtis of Main*; judgment.'' Is of doubtful value. In answer to a i£m- both Mr. Ballinger and Mr. Pinchot C. Reynold, of South Portland; Bert M. Fernald. Governor of Brigadier General Mort- he added. Ktnley Republicans Friends of It to possible that Commander Peary will go to tlon as to what wou>d he his course in the Monst First Xiagara District declare the President's statement to be such aHty. and Mayor FVed Hamilton, of Bouth PortUnd. the Bar Harbor or. Monday for *conference with Gen- McKlnley matter, he said: that both officials can consistently remain In Lewi* A. thins about it? Ihartty Governor, same eral Hubbard. He uadiretsnde that •Why should Ido * Indorse However. government service and work toward the Delafleld Is counsel for the Peary Arctic Club and see that It13 necessary. We !iav» be n trying to declared himself in favor STILL WAITING THE END. DOES NOT DOUBT COOK. acting only Inhis capacity Barrille. my guide, who went with |Hy Teletfiaih t^The Tribune ] ends. Mr Pinchot has that General Hubbard la persuade Mr. policy. Mr. Ballinger president the club. the summit, to come East. Iexpect Mm to l»ckjior«, X. V., Sept. 26-The Republican con- of a strong conservation as of me to was keeping within slander was contem- few days, then you can ask in the Ist Xispara District, which has declared himself in favor of The report that a suit for arrive within \u25a0 and trition to-day without you Uk». Mr. the two weeks -\u0084. was held to-day. Under finally him- Ranks the Immersionists, How- Harry Whitney's Answer to Ques- plated by Dr Cook was received him all the questions Dokkin. adjourned the law. President Taft declares of say. way 08, we compromise agreement the Hughes men strongly progressive comment by Commander Peary. He did how- other guide, who went part \u25a0*! haw the Olcott self ii» being in favor of a were to name the candidate In the district, but amend- ever, Are Thinning Because Delay tion as to Explorer's Statement. ever, that he was unable to understand how his not yet been able to locate." policy, kept within, the law. with such of to they could no available men on their side to secret paper, copies which were left In several The two referred are Edward Barrtlb get may be necessary to carry Dnxbary. Bept. 25—"0 I»rd, don't Sept. Harry Whitney, of New of guld*^ esperiencei run, Assemblyman Merritt was alowed to »*- ment* to the law as West Mass.. Halifax. 2T».— a year ago last July, and which expressed John Dokkin. both of whom are and prayed the Triune Immersionists Haven, Frederick A. hands and lect one of his friends. In his tperch of aceptance out Mr. Roosevelt* Ideas. disappoint us!" who was with Dr. Cook at his views of Dr. Cook's methods, could enter Into mountaineers of the Northwest. had at intervals during the meeting which they held have f Thomas T. Feeley, editor of Th.- I^ockport Re- In an address this afternoon Mr. Taft Annotok and to whom Dr. Cook Is said to the controversy "Is It true that you intend to sue >.mmane* view," nominated, pledged di- throughout last night In The Hethel, their building trip proof. who was himeelf to this further to say regarding conservation: prayera given a detailed account of his to the pole. When ask«d to-day Ifthat paper contained Peary for slander?" he waa asked. nominations, made no mention of the opposite the chapel at Ashdod, but their my r«t but on Congress and ask has sent a wireless message from Indian Har- Commander Peary replied: "The ide« never tame into head." he u- the Hlnman-Green We are going to move remained unanswered to-day. Hughes plan or bill. to help us out. Of course. Congress bor. Labrador, In answer to the question: "How could Ibefore going north have given swered. "Ihave no intentions whatever of Mat- following resolution, presented by ex-Assem- Congress The services during the night were conducted may The may have a different view, and perhaps those of "Ihave no proof that Dr. Cook did not discover the pole? Iing any suit against him. Whatever be hisal- blyman G»forpe P. Thompson, of Middleport, was of us hav- quietly, am' no outsiders or "sinners" were ad- "L>id Cook reach the pole?" saying. us that are most enthusiastic, those should have no objection to giving out the paper, tltude Ishall make no retaliation." will to be done, mitted. Early to-day the exhausted believers dis- reason to doubt Cook's statement." Harry ing a clear idea of what have for there Is nothing In it Iwould not say to any "What have ycu heard from WV.tne»r" Ist As- in some way and persed to various places near by. some to get a That the Republicans of the willhave to modify our views In it which Is not familiar to -Nothing directly, only the newspaper reports Resolved convention is a compro- rp.«t after exhausting vigil, others to one. and nothing wn.bly District of Niagara County in arrange a compromise. Bui life little their St. John's, N F., Sept. 25.—According to dta- have Harbor. Ihave sun ufi*om*»>led hearUlr approve «>f the administration of a compromise, popular govern- secure food. Excitement and loss sleep had friends and acquaintances with whom I that he has reached Indian governed mise progress Is of Harry Whitney says that my message, to do so, thank'.ng him for the national troverr.nienl as= advised and ment is a compromise between ninety miljjons made many faces drawn and haggard. The women I-atchos received here. ta'ked. A person who has read previous work him a or tried by our William H. Taft; further be it having about my ad- I'iet-ident. of people. particularly exhausted, Dr. Cook told him at Etah last April that he had could tell pretty well the substance of that paper, his reticence in n->t lamed Resolved. That this convention heartily commends and were and it him permission now to My of the Hon. Charles K. Hughes, reached the pole, but pledged to secrecy. particularly If he has read some Interviews with venture*, and giving the aOminiKtratioii CHIEF QUESTION. was evident that a suspension of active proceed- him he chooses to the worthy Governor «.f this our Empire State, and CONSERVATION me within a year of my going north or has anything he pleases at any time presenting to peo- which ings would be necessary. It was learned to-day Dr. Cook also left with him certain documents particularly his actions in the of resources is the issue heard me the subject frankly. Ileft th? do so." ple a plan and policy whereby the OonservatSon that forty-three persons. Including several children, and Instruments, which he is bringing to the discuss of the state confronted with for the hands, being make was shut Inhis room for most of the power of chooelnjE their own candidates for elective the President will be have bern baptized during the present series paper in several the object to Dr. Cook be fully responsi- Borah, of United States. ready for his lecture of Monday eight «>fh«s may restored: whereby the next two or three weeks. Senator of meetings entirely clear the light In which Iregarded Dr. day. making bility political may placed where it here. •Mr. Whitney give details trip to for aotim* be Idaho, to-day with tegrard to the prop- declines to further Cock's methods of launching his expedition and only going out for an automobile Rlverslda properly beloucß. on the electorate of the state, and saw him A change In the attitude of the "elect" toward the naval parae». whereliy. waiving for its le- carry until he reaches sumc point where he can get at er ---;.r- r"\- sphere of work." Drive during the passing si any particular method osition of the government JpsMilnisr bonds to the small army of news- ti;.\ accomplishment, the people of the Slate of New "sinners." particularly the the merit? of the controversy. "Could Dr. the pole if he The Russian Imperial Geographical Society, may those ii oneervation work m^re rapidly than Is now paper men who liav^ besieged Ashdod for the last Cook have reached York hsain come into poss<>sion of . Whitney Jeanie, had had your equipment?" was asked. through its secretary. Major General 3chokalakT. privileprs jruaranteed to them by the accompany the .Mr. is aboard the schooner richts and pnsFible. Senator Borah will few day?, became evident to-day, when the latter "Tea,- replied Peary. he had has forwarded a letter to Herbert L. '-"*\u25a0. constitution and which should be protected for them participate and some of the crow of that vessel assert that Commander "If Club, *tate; Piwttanl through Idaho, and will take the sub- were invited to in a service in The Peary Arctic saying: h\ tbe statute law <>f the In furtherance «1 Esquiinaus have contradictory known what my sledge was and had had twenty- secretary of the convention presents to the Early in the day the Rev. J. C. Osgood. Dr. Cooks made this Indorsement the ject up again. Bethel. three years' experience in the Arctic, but not society very much for yourK=« • lectors of this Assembly district a candidate one of the leaders, had taken a few of the corre- statements express the opinion The thank^you mmioner the district, fa. "delineated the reason for the visiting some friends here. General Greel* of upstate presided at the con- troduced to a large number of men prominent non-consummation of schooner with an auxiliary engine, and Itis ex- delayed his progress north a week and carried him vention and made short predicted the covenant." What that this statement in an interview here to-day: a speech. He in the affairs of the Mormon Church, including reason was the speaker did not say. pected that she will leave Indian Harbor to- seventy miles off his course, Commander Peary that the Saratoga conference would extend it*!r- morning said that experience made him the accounts giTSB by President Joseph F. Smith. President Smith morrow and go direct to Biigus. on that realise that he From what Ihave read of my fluence until it took in all of the states In the must keep in close with his supporting par- both Peary and Cook, and Judging from 9WSJ sat with Mr. Taft at the organ recital. Conception Bay. thirty-eight miles northwest touch state tsatt ties, and this time the supporting: parties were not experience in the frozen north. Iwffl AN ERROR, SAYS EARLY'S PHYSICIAN. of St. John's. She should on believe both men reached the North Pole, and final GIVES MR. ROOSEVELT CREDIT. reach there Tues- cut off at any time. judgment should not be rendered in the pr««st »T*nion. day night or Wednesday morning. and Ithaca, X. V.. Pept. 25—Tcmpkins County Demo- In his speech at Liberty Park the President, In regard to conditions In the Arctic and Dr. controversy until the full reports obserrattoa crats loptfd primary plat- of both men have been given and digested. Tflfna in convention a direct after expressing his thanks the welcome Hansen Cook's statement as to temperature he said: may be obtained. am coavtncalt to-day, and Qeorg* Rich, for he Private Letter from Contradicts Re- definite answer I form nominated R. of Utah, "Ishould hesitate about saying that S3 degrees however, that both men reached the pole. Both are. Caroline, Asyemtly. had received in said: SHONTS BLAMES DOUBLE. • for the port That Scientist Found Leprosy. below zero was improbable, for Inever observed deserving of the honor taat attaches to »uca There has arisen a deep feeling on the part great discovery. of the people that we fßy Telegraph to The Tribune ) the temperature within ten degrees of that mark. CLINTON NOMINATE, must conserve the re- DEMOCRATS— sources that the Lord gave to this continent, in Norfolk, Conn., Bept. j£.—Dr. L. Duncan Bulk- Head Interborough-Metropolitan The lowest temperature observed during the last riatteburfi, X. V.. Rept. 25. The Democrats ef order that our prosperity may not be embar- ley, of New York, when seen here to-day, said of trip in the camps was 54 degrees, with 69 degrees DOUBTS OF POLE'S DISCOVBIT. County to-day rassed, straitened and even starved. below sero on Ice. lowest temperature that Ointon nominated John n. Twombly. Now, he felt certain there was no truth In the Wash- Alienating the The ••f Altoona. for ni<-mtx>r tho to one man more than any other is the Sued for Affections. Iever took was 73 degrees below zero, in of Assembly; John B. fact due ington dispatch stating that J>r. Hanaen. the March. Cook Ifcf of Mattel for county judpf-; that that issue Is before the people discoverer of the leprosy l,ac-llluj», had found Frederick Hlpsh, the New York manager of a 1901. at Lake Hasen. in the Interior of Greenland. Professor Penck Thinks Neither RlikT. Herbert I. and that they have become impressed the the S<'rlbner. of for clerk, with present piece Kentucky distillery, with offices In the Flatlron We were then a number of miles from the Platt^tiurK. county and Will- necessity for our saving and not wasting the bacillux In a of skin taken from coast Peary Can Prove Case. iam V. Kennedy, of Chamjilaln, for school commis- resources that God nun given John R. Karly. Building, who lives at the Hotel Marseille*. Broad- and several hundred feet above the level of the sea. us. and that man way «* sioner of the 3d District is Theodore Roosevelt. it was not reserved for Dr. Bulkley added that only a few days ago and 103dstreet, has brought suit against Theo- "The Ice caps In *h» interior of Greenland are Salxburg. Sept. 23.—Addressing the Congress him to be in office as president in the develop- he had received a letter from Dr. Ilaneen, In dore I*. Shunts, president of the Interborough-Met- 10,000 to 12.000 feet high, and the temperature there Naturalists here yesterday. Proressor Albrecht**F. ment even of the first of these great works. which the latter stated he agioi'il with Dr. Bulkley ropolitan company, tor J:"uo,uuy, charging alienation Is probably colder then anywhere In the world, ex- professor of geography at the niv NAMED FOR SHERIFF IN ALBANY. Ithas often happened K. Penck. that one man sows and that Early was not tainted with leprosy. Dr. of hits wife's affection!). cept possibly some high altitudes In the Antarctic. Berlin, made an interesting comparison «• Albany, Bej.t. 2.\—The Republicans of Albany another reaps, a fact lcould not but feel sity of when Bulkley thinks that Borne other case of the dis- Mr. Blpsfa charges that Mr. Shouts met his wife "Living like Esquimau* means sleeping In igloos Commander Peary and Dr. Coos County to-day Lansing I'latt, Istood at the mouth of th* reports of nominated of Al- the Gunnison tunnnel a ease was referred and that because of during the Hummer of 1307, at Narragansett Pier. and wearing their clothing. It does not mean that of North Pole. H» bany Granger, Cohots, tunnel six miles long, longer than any Irrigation to. the concerning the discovery the for Fheriflf. and Moise of name, and that since that time he has been In communi- we eat raw meat, although years ago their *•*• for Coiruier. tunnel in the wirld. and opened, the way for the prominence of the Early case his rather three we analyzed the published accounts \u25a0 * water from the Gunnison River come into than that of the real sufferer, appeared. cation with her. were driven to that extremity when we were found the pole, and arrived at the conclusion tls l to IK-Lancey Nieoll, s that unpronounceable valley, the Uncornpahgre The Washington dispatch was based on a letter Mr. Shouts' attorney, asserts blocked by the bin lead." neither them had proved that he had reaeiM" DEMOCRATIC Valley, where and that hiß client Is the victim Commander si of CHENANGO NOMINATIONS. thousand* thousands of aero purporting to have been received by the Treasury of an astonishing case Peary appeared more cheerful to- th* able proof are to be made to double, pole or was to furnish ssseaeWl Norwich, X. V., Sept. :£.—The Chenango County blossom as the rose. Department from the American Consul at Bergen, of a and that H is thia double of Mr. night than at any time since his ret&rn from the had* The pursuit of that policy passage having done so. because neither or them Democratic Convention nominated to-day Involves the Norway. According to this letter, Dr. Hanson re- Bbosta who has been been by the irate Mr. Hlpsh north. with him la *• Nelson of legislation well directed toward result, sufficiently awtosjsjmi equipment I*. Ilarney for Member of Assembly; Charles O. the ported to the International Leprosy Convention, in company with his wife. After passing the night at the home of Captain arid that is what we are going to do. Stover, Far North. l'ark«r for County Cirrk, John 11. White for which was held at Bergen in August, that he had Tii« Hipsha separated in August, after Mr. A C. at South Harpswell. who la em- Sheriff and Isaac -n.i'i«- for Superintend* of found the leprosy bacillus in a piece of Early's Blpsh hail, he says, completed an investigation ployed by him to carry provisions and mall. Com- the "\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 was the FIGHT WINE AT TAFT DINNER. PoOl ticket result of v fusion skin. winch made him positive that the man he la suing mander Peary, with Mrs. Peary and their two SATURN ALSO CLAIMS ATTESTXO* wfih the Prohibitionists on dren, chil- Member of Assembly was the Kiilltyparty. was taken to Eagle Island this forenoon In ajil Superintendent of the Poor. Prohibitionists Active in States Mr Nlcull. It is understood, has explained the Captain Stovers auxiliary fishing boat. Mi Barney was formerly chairman Southern with SUIT BY EARLY NOT FEARED. There h© Appearance of W£i3 of Hie Re- "Dry" strange case of double identity to John X Har- will be free to pursue his work without being dis- Prof. Lowell Reports publican County Committee and was defeated a Laws. rington, counsel for Mr. Hipah, but the turbed except by a call by year ago for the Assembly [Hy latter re- brief the newspaper men Thursday. on the eratir, Telegraph to The Tribune] fused t« withdraw the suit on that explanation. once a day In the late afternoon. Spot on Planet on Prohibition. li.>i> ;>< t.j.;.•. League and Square Deal Memphis, Sept. 25.—a liquor controversy promises Government Health Authorities Convinced tickets. The Peary home' Is a story and a half bungalow, Cambridge. Mass.. Sept. \u25a0 -Dr. iw^etoilLe^j to precede or follow President Taft in the South- on the northeasterly States That They Have Been Right. POWER PLANT point of the rocky island fifty of the Harvard Observatory. lUUM ae!*J~~?!| ern which have enacted laws barring alco- MORTGAGES PILED. feet above the ?by SUt" Ban Sept. sea level. It is the only on that an observation had been made .« NOMINATED FOR THE hol. Acting on a complaint of the 1 Washington. Sept. 20.—"The Health Department Francisco. 2B.—Carrying out the plans house * «-*h ASSEMBLY. Pastors Asso- the Island except a small building occupied by the Flagstaff. Arizona, Observatory ot ciation that It would be to has always been convinced that it was absolutely of the United Railroads to get Ita motive power the Rochester, S*-fjt. 2T>.—Assemblyman ii. distasteful Mississippi keeper, who is a son south, in tracsli sr Kdward to entertain the at position regard to from the development of the- Stanislaus CVmpany's of Charloa Percy, steward of spot on Saturn 50 de rr« White, of Mendon, has b«-t-n nnominated by President a banquet where right la its with Early, and has the Washington time, x the liquor was served, the any us probable plant, documents of th« transaction have Roosevelt. tember 23. at 5 o'clock l;--t District Republicans nf Monroe County. Jackson (Miss.) committee never fel» uneasiness i<» the In- been filed a.» a?- opened correspondence Illegal In the Itecorder*s office. Among the papers message containing this announcement M-mblyman John J. Mclnerney, Rochester, with similar committees in stitution oT a suit for detention." are two along urß.t of has cities several Southern States mortgages executed by the that there was a medial dark steak j bassj by Assembly at to ascertain what This Htatement was made to-day by one of the of- Sierra and San Fran- WON'T CONSULT counterparties taw rawaaslaated the ith District action they would take, etaco Power Company to the United WHITNEY equator ana lacing wisps Republican and the reply was that ficials of the department when the report of Dr. O. States Mort- Convention Both nominations were wine would be Ka«c- and Trunt Company, to secure mortgage Jupiter. unanimous. served. Armuuer Hansen to the Second International Lep- bond The prohibitionists are Convention, issue* of 530.000.000 and J6.000.000. believed to be working rosy in Norway, was called to his at- Piesldent Patrick silently, and clashes are expected report wae that Dr. Calboan said that papers Hubbard Sees No Reason Com- New burg, N. Sept. 2C— that may result tention. This Hansen had represented these for OF MABS. V.. Caleb H. Baumes wan Hi an embarrassing it-gai transactions covering arrangements VIEWS SOUTH POLE by Republicans tangle. found the leprosy bacillus In the skin of John Early, aecurtog power for renoininated th* for Member of from the Stanislaus piunt municating tvith Assembly. UlDistrict of who was detained for about a year by the District as and that Explorer. Orange County, at New- It was expected that work on a mountain power burg to-day. MR. TATT n leper and was later set at liberty in New York plant would Bar Harbor. Me.. Sept. Says ItIs ApP*™"* BARS CREOLE DISHES. be completed by January »o ».-The proof that Com- Northwestern Professor City on the theory that he was not infected with power would be in use that mander Robert E. Peary has In operating ca'ra in thia obtained to support N. y.. Sept. 25— leprosy. city early next year. his position on the question. "Has Similar to Poles of the Earth. Waterloo. The Seneca County Asks New Orleans the Oook been J Convention at Committees to pole?' willnot be affected by any Democratic Seneca Kails to-day Eliminate information Chicago. Sept. »-Prof S! TMUp Fox. nominal' '. Charles \V. of Junius, Rich Sauces and when Harry Whitney, the *r«tj**a Oaead. for Mem- Gravies from Dinners. Arctic explorer who of Observatory at Sorttweeten ber of Afitembly. IBy Telegraph arrived in Battle Harbor. Dearborn "*\^i the to The Tribune.] OFFERINGS may Labrador y^rerday sity. announced yesterday that on Tharad» AT THE STORES reveal concerning statements of Blew Orleans. Sept. 25.-Presldent Taft has asked alleged to have he had an unusually good observation the local committees charge been made to him by Dr. cook at last Jai.\u25a0•» PLEDGED AGAINST DIRECT PRIMARIES. In of the banquet ar- General Blah wring Pol« of Mara, which Is now only »*\u25a0 rangements to make all and feasts Thomas H. Hubbard. president of the Albany. Sept. 2.V—William E. Nolan, of dinners pre- Peary Arctic miles from the earth. ta 4 Albany. pared in his honor as simple FOR FURTHER Club, who the Pea,y proofs to w wan to-night as possible and to DETAILS CONSULT THE ha. Fox say* the pole appeared , r«-non.it for member of the As- eliminate Creole dishes. der examination, preliminary to a in! Professor ***••»- sembly by the Republicans ADVERTISE- conference wuh lie peak, surrounded by *:: ice-clad of the I'd Assembly Dis- On the lact visit of MENTS IN va - President Taft to New apparently similar to poles of lhs trict of Albany Cyunty. Resolutions were adopted leans he Or- TO-DAY'S TRIBUNE. the «*rtl>- was surfeited with rich sauces and gravies \u25a0C%lost direct nominations and the initiative and The President MACY'S. Broadway, between 34th and 35th at that time was supposed to be streets, referendum. Th* three RrpuMcan Assembly possessed of a keen appetite, In connection with their Hudson-Fulton notr.lr.fec* from having just made a celebration sales, offer Albany County are now pledged etrenuous trip from Panama. The local special Inducements this mniriM direct nominations. committees week in solid gold jewelry. They also interpret Mr. Taffs request to mean that direct at- Robert b Waters, of Green Island, he will tention to a sale of suitings, women's gloves, petti- was re-nomi- have dined so frequently on the trip before reach- nated let member of the Assembly by ingher*, coats, rugs and cut glass. the Republi- that he will prefer plain bacon and greens can? :rf tne Sd ]'!»tr!<,t yesterday. fancy to dishes. "EARN, West 14th street, offer at their sev- A. JAECKEL * enth fall sale, which begins to-morrow, silks, CO.. No. 384 Fifth avenue dress a number of new mode,, .„muff., o^r you goods, ribbons and wearing apparel for women IF have a room rent Amusements. special at BAKB & CO. Broadway mln^and sfaT to during the Hucfeon- Amusements. values. They also announce that the offi- and «th street advar- cial opening of their fur department will be on Fulton Monday. * Celebration send to THE NEW- ARNOLD, v jr. Broadway CONBTABT rv\ « . FORBYTHE. and lath street, has ar- YORK a 6=DAY ranged for this week a sale TRIBUNE 16-word advertisement CYCLE RACE of live hundred wom- MOTOR ens and mlasee' suits at reasonable prices. He and $1.00 eCtB and TEAMS-3 CHAMPIONS ON EACH-9 UttentlOn to a lar«* »"ortment of THE TRIBUNE willrun the WILL TEAMS wafsts COMPETE IN THRILLING CONTEST advertisement daily tor one week, BLOOMINQDAUa-. Third avenue' between K>th and inadctitioii Starting at One Midnight and lutl. streets, lay stress this Minute Past TO-NKiHT pony week on a sale of will register Office, AND Russian fur. millinery, waists, wom- this room at Uptown CONTINUING FOR SIX DAYS. en stocking-, men's hose lac* the SPRINT R.ACES and women's vests. 1 364 EVERY AFTLRNOON. ABRAHAM&STRAUS. Brooklyn, ° Broadway, where visitors can consult lists SACRED BAND • values announceUUC6 .pe-*** CONCERT TO-NIGHT AT' P If cial this week in gold jewelry. of rooms BEST & CO which are obtainable. AT West 23,1 Miw,are now BRIGHTON misses' and girls' exhibiting BEACH TRACK dresses. They also Invite at Grand Stand $1.00 1''' Field Stand 50 Cents. rnrUu^'U^^ 0 «*\u25a0*»•