OR. COOK DR. COOK LIONIZED ISJNTERVIEWED - |i WASHINGTON NOTES Reached Pole at 7 O'clock in tho His Story Tully Credited and He is ILE IS Morning-His Success Due to Old Showered With j POUND The Honors-King AFTER contract for Methods, Esquimos and Dogs. Frederick Has Him to j supplying 3,487,- Dinner and 000,000 postal cards to lite Postónico Dr. Frederick Cook, of Br<)oklyn, Wins tho Goal- Skag?n, Denmark, By Cable.-A SeaU Him on His Right Hand. j Department Reaches Pole 2 newspaper correspondent who went Copenhagen, By Cable.-"Once is during tho four years April I, 1908 -Land at tho on hoard the Hans Egedc from tho beginning January 1, 3010, was steamer off enough for any man. I will never re¬ »warded DOCTORS Point Where With G>ne Step You Pass pilot here was able to ob¬ Tuesday by Postmaster Con¬ tain a few words with Dr. Frederick turn to the North Pole. A Bingle ex¬ ara! Hitchcock to tho government From Side to Sido of the Earth. A. Cook. The explorer ascribed his perience I have just printing office, which submitted the success to passed through lowest the fact that he made use will suffice for a bid, $9.14.717.05. By selecting of the old life time." a stock of lighter but limier Now York, Special.-"Successful. big which methods, namely, Eskimos This was quality, FAILED lead, separated the land the first the Well. Address and dogs, and that ho lived like an practically I Postollice Department expects io Copenhagen. l'rqui the icc of tho central pack, was ansWer of Dr. for "FRED." crossed with little Eskimo himself. Tho doctor theu^. Frederick Cook, the provide the public a better card LydiaE.Pinkham's delay. Thc low gave a hurried discoverer of at less expense to the irov/>rmrient. Vegeta» temperature was and sketch of his expedid the North Pole, to a vol¬ persistent tho tion in which he . The saving will be effected in the re¬ ble Cured Full of menning, if "successful" winds made lii'cTa torture. Rut said: ley of questions fired at him by a reg¬ Compound Her. were coop¬ "Going northward I struck first a duced "traveling expenses" of che Willimantic, Conn.-"For live interpreted to indicate that he ed up in our snow houses,, iment of newspaper men who boarded card, I suffered untold years had reached the North Pole, the fore¬ dried beef tallow eating westerly coiu'se from Greenland and postal because of lighter weight agony from foina le and drinking hot then moved northward. tho Hans Egede as she steamed into on thc various it make»; from troubles, causing backache, irregular!- going calle message, exasperating in tea, there was some animal comforts the journeys ties, dizziness and nervous its "I arrived at thc North Pole tlie harbor at 9 :!10 o'clock time it leaves Hie manufacturez tion. It was prostra¬ briefness, was received in New occasionally to be gained. April Saturday until it reaches impossible foi me to York Wednesday from Dr. Frederick "For several 21, 1908, as already announced, ac¬ morning. the "ultimate con¬ walk upstairs days after the sight two ( sumer." A. Cook, (he American explorer, of known land was lost, the overcast! companied by only Eskimos. Dr. Cook admits that thc nature of without slopping whom (lie "We reached the Pole at 7 o'clock The Pasfmaster General in all prob¬ on tim way. I latest cable advices credit sky prevent cd an accurate determina¬ thc moving ice the site of will tried three with what no tion of our in tho morning. covereing ability, change the tint of the differ¬ having accomplished position. On March 30 the will card as well as ent doctors and man ever did. It was intended for thc horizon was "I took daily observations for a pole probably remove (IKS evi¬ tho color of the ink partly cleared and used in in order to make each told nie some¬ Mrs. Cock, who was not at home. now land was discovered. whole fortnight before arriving at the dences Ito (oft there April 21 and printing, the Our ob¬ Pole. 22, card more artistic. This, however thing different. I Wcdns^doy's message from Dr. servations gave our position as lati¬ 1908, but lie state: that Iiis records has not been meei ved no bonotit Cool: io Iiis wife was dated at Ler- tude "Returning wo wore forced to take yet determined. froui any of 84.47, longitude 80.30. There a of observations when lo T!ie them, wick, Shetland islands, tho first avail¬ was need more weasterly route and' the (irst presented Maryland Steel Company ot hut scorned to suf¬ urgent of rapid advance. scientific men will Point fer moro. ? ten I look out all Sparrow's submitted tito lowest The last able print of transit in the regular Our main mission did not a days observations daily wipe scepti¬ permit and recorded them. I was cism. bid at the Navy l'or con¬ doctor said noth¬ steamship course between Greenland detour for the purpose of unable to Départirent would restore exploring measure the of seas as structing the naval collier authorized ing ports and Copenhagen, whither he is thc coast. Here were seen thc depth thc I Ile says he first a staff on _._ health. 1 last had not the planted by Hie last Congress at a cost not. tc my began bound. Because of its briefness the signs of solid earth; there necessary instruments. the sit<î of the and taking Lydia K. J'inkhnm's Vegetable beyond "The lowest pole then raised exceed $000.000. The sub- to son assumption is that the message was was nothing stable to be seen. temperature was 83 company Compound what it would do. degrees below the American Hag. "There, on that milted two bids. Hie lower bein« and I am restored to natural sent primarily to assure his wife of "We advanced steadily over the centigrade zero. my "I have that God forsaken realized as never $889,000, tho higher hid health."-Mrs. KTTA DONOVAN, JJOX his safety and not to apprise the monotony of moving sea-ice and now ample proof I reach¬ spot I being 040,". 2U9, world of his found ed tho North Pole in tlie observations before the of 200. Willimantic, Conn. discovery. ourselves beyond the range of menning patriotism and tho Stale The success of The a nil I took, which alford a certain means the Through Department, Lydia E. Pinkham's following seems second bit life-neither footprints of bears love of the flag." Seeing thai ol' Vegetable Compound, made from roots of information : i ' nor the blow-holes of checking the truth of my state¬ Acting Secretary thc Navy Win¬ of seals were de¬ ments. the flag would lu? whipped to shreds throp has received $14,000 from th« and herbs, is unparalleled. It may bo Brussels, Sept. 1.-The observatory tected. Even the creat¬ used with perfect confidence women microscopic I am by the wind he took it down and Panania ?government, it aa by here received the following telegram ures of the deep were no longer under "Although proud of my plac¬ paid by who suffer from displacements, inflam¬ dated us. achievement in the American ed it in a brass money reparation in the cases involv¬ mation, ulceration, fibroid ir¬ Lerwick, Shetland islands: The maddening influence of tho planting cylinder wlpch he ing the maltreatment of American tumors, "Reached North Pole April 21, shifting desert of frost became al¬ on the North Pole, I look with placed on the staff. regularities, periodic pains, backache, 1908. most ÍUg.nudi to the fact that I naval officers and seamen al th* bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indi¬ Discovered land far north. Rc- unendurable in the daily rou¬ greater pride Dr. Cook said he hands or nervous turn to traveled around mare than spent practically of the police of that republic. gestion, dizziness, prostra¬ Copenhagen by steamer Hans tine. The surface of the pack offer¬ thirty nil of two days observations. Of this amount tion. ' ed less and thousand spore miles of hitherto un¬ taking $5,000 is indemnity in Egede. (Signed) less trouble and the He had a sextant, three what is known as For known ground, and nu pocket watch, the cruiser Colum¬ thirtyyenrs Lydia Tv. Finkham'a "FREDERICK COOK." weather improved, but there still re¬ opened up en¬ chronometers, and "more modern in¬ bia incident, when several Vegetable Compound has been the The American officials at thc ob- mained the wind which tirely fresh field for exploration." officers in standard for life-sapping The Hans struments than were ever used by an uniform were arrested, locked up and remedy female ills, and senator;,' slate the dispatch is surely drove desair to its lowest recess. The Egedc was met in the explorer hi the extreme suffering women owe it to themselves ' North sea the steamer North. I roughly handled in Colon on .limo 1. to at least this authentic and that the North Pole has extreme cold compelled action. Thus by pilot Polar verified all observations 1000. The is Rive medicine a trial. been < aboard which was carefully and assault, it declared, was' Proof is abundant that it has cured readied for the first time by an :lay after day our weary legs spread Bear, Captain Am- am confident that and American. < aver the well-known accuracy com¬ entirely unprovoked. thousands of others, and why should it .. big distances. Incidents and drup, polar explorer, pleteness ol' the record One not cure Paris who was sent as a will satisfy hundred dollars in bills, en¬ you? Tlie edition of Thc New ïork 1positions were recorded, but adven¬ special representa¬ the scientific world." closed between two Herald Thursdnv Iture was in tive of the Danish government to pieces of paste¬ morning publishes proudly forgotten the The entire of was found in an unclaimed a signed statement from Dr. Fred- ]aext efforts. welcome Dr. Cook. As the vessels ap¬ population the city board, day's each seemed to be at the pier with thous¬ letter opened Saturday in thc dead erick A. Cook, which is dated "Hans "The irght of April 7 was made proached other. Captain Am- ands who letter I drup led the cheers for thc journeyed from all over division of the Postollice De¬ Egede, Lerwick, "Wednesday," on his notable bj' thc swinging of the sun at American Europe. For 15 minutes thc partment. Tlie We Offer An Interest experiences in the A relic over thc northern explorer. crowd envelope contained regions. midnight ice. Sun¬ cheered no message or ol' kind "Af1er a with 1burns and frost bites were now re¬ wildly. writing any prolonged fight Will America Claim Dr. Cook was overcome that would disclose name or famine and Arctic seas on the schooner Imiles daily« tho extendedtílaTÍSleV eouulcy-apd^estaJ^hcH congratulated Dr. to his must pumps, which arrived at the limits Iund thc hours for with the fact that he has discovered the' ?Seúl hennery first gel a per¬ Bradley, long traveling flu,or>fitfrmgty-Trr^-cafbiegram. mit, wliich is on the to of in Smith sound late in 1which fortune favored us pole, and describes tho nature of tihe A Copenhagan dispatch of granted only compelling operations navigation earlier were Sunday condition thnt the owner ino place, the "United States un¬ says Dr. Frederick A. Cook present a August, 1907. Here conditions were longer possible. "We were now will dined petition the consent and cease. We shall drain found to launch a venture to thc Iibout 200 miles from the and doubtedly claim tlie pole as a Saturday evening with King Freder¬ hearing sig¬ pole. pole pos¬ ick at thc nature of a majority of the J. R. from sledge loads were reduced. One session. " snnimer palace a few miles neigh¬ out water tunnel and Bradley liberally supplied dog There is outside of bors in the same square. The keep¬ by his vessel suitable provisions for lo- after another went into the stomachs much, however, to be de¬ Copenhagen. ing of nil sorts of cal use. own for, Df Hie hungry survivors until the termined before this can bo done, for The King invited him to meet him poultry, except have millions above. For My equipment it- bc after pigeons, lins likewise been partially emergencies served well for every Learns were considerably diminished must established that there is only having the government restricted. financial in the i in number, but lhere seemed re¬ land at the and dis¬ make the closest assistance in purpose Arctic. to pole separate possible investiga¬ Siam's natives as students of the On Feb. 19. main main a man tinct from other land to. tion into the merits «if his 1908, Hue expedí- sufficient balance for and contiguous story. All Riiilc fire to attract at¬ our tunnel will tion embarked on its to the brute to into the of it. If it is proven that the is tlie Danish were beginning driving voyage push along heart pole explorers asked to tention, as is indicated the state¬ men the to on a continent or island, thc give their by polo. Tl consisted of ll and 103 faystory which we had set our¬ United opinions of Dr. Cook's ment ol' Yico-Consul-Gonornl Hansen, take persons in with us dogs drawing eleven heavily laden selves. States can, by right of discovery, claims before the audience was grant¬ claim ed and their of Bankok, that 48,000 copies of dif¬ sledges. The expedition left thc "On April 21 we had readied 89 possession. But it may turn verdict was unanimous¬ ferent of the Bible in the who write immediately, Greenland shore and west- 50 minutes 40 The out to he but a of Greenland or in his favor. parts pushed ilcgrces seconds. part ly Siamese lamruaire were sold last ward over the troubled ice of Smith pole was We covered the of some hind contiguous to it. Thc dinner was tho result in subscriptions of S50.00 in,sight. The boundaries of the entirely year. Mr. Hansen is especially im¬ sound. The gloom of the long night remaining fourteen seconds and made of British America King's personal opinion re¬ pressed with the fa.-l that tho in¬ was relieved a few hours of ii few final observations. I told do not extend ns far north as the the up to $1,000.00. only hy garding explorer, who had thc habitants ol' Siam, as a rule, The of thc winter was l£tuk¡shook and Ahwelsh accom¬ pole, but there bc such sent iiii the general daylight. chill (the may mainland, King's nulli. an honor are eager to see and learn and are at its worst. As we crossed the that' we liad as Greenland, which is Danish which WRITE felt panying Eskimos) reach¬ pro¬ Dares cannot remember having very good students. heights of Ellesmere sound to tho ed the "great nail.' Everywhere we perty, near enough for it to helen; been accorded another private person The Postollice Department will Pacific slope the temperature sank to turned was south. With a single step io that country. In answering the is many questions place an additional boat in the ocean NATIONAL AAINING.& TUNNELC minus 811 centigrade. we could pass from one side of the It understood here that there put to him he said : mail transfer service in New York Several dogs were froren and Ihr. earth lo the other; from midday to must he land at or near the pole "Yon ask on which is my impression reach¬ harbor, because of the great increase LYNCHBURG, VA. men suffered severely hut we soon midnight. At last the Hag floated to disconnected from and not ing the Pole. Lei me confesé. T was in to foreign mail. The steamer .lohn found the game trails ulong which the breeze at the pole, lt was April contiguous territories belonging to disappointed. Man is a child droam¬ Lennox will assist the steamer Post¬ the way was easy. We forced through 2i, 1908. The tem ¡»era tuve was minus other nations in order for the United ing of prodigies. T had reached the master-General in Hie mail States to a making Nansen sound lo Lands End. In this 38 centigrade, barometer 20.83, lati¬ assert valid claim io sov- Pole and now ai fl moniert when I transfers. All South American liners So. we tude as for was it Perhaps mardi secured 101 musk oxen, 00; the longitude it ereign y. should have been thrilled with as well as steamers from as was a A vast i< » a pi'Mo European Train]): nunn, de we seven bears and 335 hares. nothing, it bul word. field may create doubt and 1 was invaded with a "Ves, way joy sud ports will he met at quarantine and travels about on do oars "We pushed out into Polar sea "Although crazy with joy our as to liv existence of such laud, and den fear of the dangers and suffer, relieved ol' their mail. freight is if this ice a very dangerous. I we car¬ from tho southern point of Herbert spirits began to undergo a feeling of field overlies part of thc ings of tlie return. State officials and ries may say Island on March 18. Six Eskimos weariness. Next after all Artic Ocean, the would doubt¬ Department our lives in our hands." day taking region On approaching the Pole he said monikers of Hie diplomatie corps in returnde from here. With four mer. Our observations, a sentiment of in¬ less «e classed with the seas and the. Housekeeper (sarcastically): "And high icy phiin (cok on animated mo¬ Washington are interested in so never wash and 46 dogs for 80 tense solitude us while we thus be international rather than na¬ keenly you your hands for moving supplies penetrated tion as if rotating on an invisible the revolution which has developed fear of is that day?, the crossing of the circum¬ looked- at the horizon. Was it pos¬ tional property. pivot. in Greece. drowning yourselves, was Three sible that this desolate with¬ So Newspaper reports of it.??-From I ho Host tm Transcript. polar pack begun. days region, many unknown quantities enter "A great fissure then confirmed official .ulvices received at later two other Eskimos, tho out a of earth, had aroused the into the case that the opened up forming patch question of behind," !:o "and it tho State from For HEADACHE-Hick** < A ei last returned and ambition of so men for so cannot added, seemed Department George nnn supporting party, many many sovereignty be settled unless f the lo meet the newly opened given by constant dull, tired Danielson, Society Prwîny Dr. Cook, who a time to the cities, Smithonian Institute de¬ Dr. IT. F. Moore, on Greenland administration is on his hero on Hie steamer destroy housekeeper's cided to build a expert oysters feeling, will find depart¬ way quaiters in the northwestern corner suitable laboratory and assistant of the United States ment, who is wrll acquainted willi hil Hans Egerte. no Mount comfort in the ad¬ and the executive chamber. Whitney. Bureau of Fisheries, who returned vice of Mrs. James THREE DEAD AS RESULT OF AUTO CLASH WITH TRAIN Thursday from an extended and ex¬ T. Wright, of 519 Bandit Holds Up Citizen. Trying to Catch the Villains. haustive investigation of the oyster Goldsborough St., Rending, Pa., Special.-An automo¬ and Mrs. Schlegel were dead when beds of and in Lewiston, Pa., Special.-A lone Newcastle, Pa., a Maryland Virginia. Easton, Md., who bile which were riding William L. picked up and Dr. Schlegel was un¬ Special.-Over have been Graul and of and able highwayman, believed to be the man hundred men, all members of Special arrangements says: "My back was wife, Temple, Pa., to move, both legs having been who robbed the Rail¬ Slate, made by the Secretary of State for in a very bad way, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel E. of Pennsylvania or Schlegel, broken. Almost simultaneously with road train near here several railway private criminal-catching the reception and entertainment of and when not painful this was struck a nights city, by Pennsyl¬ the collision of the automobile, the a organizations are hore trying to dis¬ Prince and Princess was so weak felt ago held up prominent citizen and Khiiyoshi Kuni, as itn vania Railroad train at Douglasville gasoline tank exploded and the cover the person or persons who of who are to if .broken. A friend urged mo to near here his family late Friday afternoon on a early Japan, on.their way Wednesday afternoon and wreckage took fire. The clothing of road not for from the Saturday pulled spikes Trom a sixty- the United States, where the try Doan's Kidney Pills, which I did, all but Dr. were The the publis place prince and they mo Schlegel killed. victims -./as ignited and had the the was foot rail on the Baltimore & Ohio, will he the helped from tho start. train was where tram robbery commit¬ personal representativo It made me running at high speed when bodies not been removed promptly and it is believed the of railroad, ditching the Royal Blue tiver of the Emperor of Japan, his grand¬ fool like n now woman, the collision occurred and the ma¬ ted, capture en j and soon I was work tho they would have been burned. Dr. the bandit is a matter of but a few route from Now York to Chicago, father, at Hie Hudson-Fulton cele¬ doing my chine was thrown some distance down was ?same ns ever." Sohlegel conscious and gave the hours. The man held was Robert killing two persons and injuring bration in New York City the latter aa Mr. and Mrs, Graul names of his up seventeen Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. embankment. companions. F. Little. others, kw. part of September. Foster-Milburn íáítt'ái**^.» Co., Buffalo, N. X. .