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OR. FREDERICK A. COOK'S
JOYOUS WELCOME HOME
Brooklyn Greets Arctic Traveler
With Pride and Affection.
I HAVE COME FROM THE POLET
After Two Years' Absence the Explor
er is Greeted at His Home With
Unprecedented Enthusiasm and
Splendid Confidence.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Amid shrieking
Whistles and tumultuous cheers, Dr.
Frederick A. Cook returned home on
the Oscar II. from his two years' ab
sence in the arctic From the mo
ment the explorer in the morning
stepped from the steam r to the small
tug in which his wife had gone down
the bay to meet him until long after
nightfall Dr. Cook was hailed by his
admirers as the discoverer of the
North Pole, and a homecoming wel
come was accorded to him the sincer
ity of which could not be doubted.
In Interviews, brief as they were,
which Dr. Cook gave in the day be
declared he had brought back with
him ample proofs that he was the dis
coverer of the North Pole. These
proofs he was asked to produce, but
he said he would send them to the
University of Denmark, at Copenha
gen, where the Danish scientists
would make them public.
Already, Dr. Cook declared, his
story of his dash to the pole had been
approved by Daegaard-Jenson, In
spector of Danish North Greenland.
The Governor of Upernavik has as
sured the Danish Government of his
conviction that Dr. Cook had reached
the pole. It was upon this indorse
ment, Dr. Cook said, that the Danish
people accepted his story.
Dr. Cook was silent as to the chal
lenge to his assertion made by Com
mander Peary. He declared that he
would not answer Commander Peary's
criticisms until Peary had come to
New York City, when, the explorer
said, he would be willing to confront
the Commander. Reminded that
Commander Peary had insisted that
Dr. Cook had "never been at the
North Pole or anywhere near it," and
that he "had Cook nailed," Dr. Cook
merely replied:
"When Mr. Peary comes to town I
will answer him; not before."
The Oscar II. lifted her anchor off
Fire Island just after sunrise and
rr,T..i ,r-T-o to Quarantine, reach
ing mere ueiore 7 o'clock. h"
the time the Oscar II. wu starting
for Quarantine the tug John C. Gil
kinson. with Mrs. Cook, the explor
er's wife, their two children, the ex
plorer's two brothers, and Dr. Ros
well Stebbins, chairman of the Recep
tion Committee of the Arctic Club of
America, left the Battery. The tug
arrived at Quarantine just as the
steamer loomed out of the gray fog.
There was a blast from the siren
of the Oscar II. and a shriek from
the tug's whistle. Mrs. Cook, stand
ing on the deck of the smaller craft
with her children, raised her hand to
her eyes and peered over toward the
dimly outlined Oscar II. for a glimpse
of her husband. There were prob
ably a thousand passengers at the
steamer's rati, all watching to see
Mrs. Cook. Dancing around the Oscar
II. were half a dozen tugs carrying
reporters. A revenue cutter was
slowly drawing up alongside the
steamer.
Dr. Cook, on the steamer's deck,
espied the John C. Gilkinson. He
lifted his derby hat and waved it.
His wife responded with a wave of
her handkerchief. It took only a few
minutes for the tug to reach the side
of the steamer and for the gangway
steps to be lowered to it. Dr. Cook
stood at the gangway eager to board
the tug. As he stepped down he was
met by his youngest daughter, Ruth,
who flung herself into his arms. Then
his wife caught him in her embrace.
The explorer made ready to trans
fer to the steamboat, but before he
could do so Miss Ida Lehmann,
daughter of the treasurer of the Arc
tic Club, jumped to the tug s deck
and out a wreath of roses about Dr.
TooVq pofi-. Tr. Pnk Indicated his
i.uauKi. Then, with tne nuge wreath
in danger of being torn away, he went
down the gangplank into the arms of
a frantically cheering throng.
"This is almost as bad as fighting
your way to the pole," he gasped, his
face wearing a broad smile.
"Oh! you, Uncle Fred!" cried a
feminine voice, and Miss Lillian Cook,
the explorer's niece, edged her way
through the crowd. Dr. Cook strug
gled against the crush until he-had
made a path for her. She kissed Jilm
and the crowd cheered again. Then
while he was hemmed in at the gang
way to the Grand Republic he turned
to a member of the committee and
asked him to give out a statement
he had prepared for the newspaper
men. With that he took some fifty
typewritten copies from his pocket
and handed them over. Hero is the
statement: '
"On Board the Oscar ft After
one of the most delightful trips of
my life across the Atlantic, I am in
deed glad once more to see the shores
of my native land. I have come from
the pole. I have brought my story
and my data with me. The public
has already a tangible and a specific
record of that trip. In a very short
time the narrative, with all the ob
servations, will be published and
placed before the world for examina
tion. "It is as easy for you as for me to
understand why I cannot, on the im
pulse of the moment, read off a man
Bloodhounds Run Down Slayer.
James King, who is charged with
assassinating Charles Scribner from
ambush near Beatty Ky.. was
captured by a poaae or officers with
bloodhounds after a chase of five
lays. King, it is reported, has con
fessed to the killing.
Fairbanks Lectures in Manila.
j Former Vice-President Fairbanks
delivered an address in the Methodist
I Church at Manila, P. I., on the life
work of President McKinJey.
uscript which covers the work of two
years. As said upon several occasions,
all the charges, accusations and ex
pressions of disbelief are based upon
entire ignorance of the supplementary
data which I possess. No one who
has spoken or written on the subject
in opposition to my claim knows of
the facta with which such work of
exploration is measured. All of the
criticisms have been based upon ob
vious errors in the reproductions of
my first dispatch, or upon the discus
sions of petty aide issues presented by
unfair critics.
"The expedition was private. It
was started out without the usual
public bombast. Mr. John R. Brad
ley furnished the money and I shaped
the destiny of the venture. For the
time being it concerned us only, but
the results were so important, that
on returning I at once placed before
the public a report containing the
main outline of the work. I have not
come home to enter into arguments
with one man or with fifty men, but
I am here .to present a clear record
of a piece of work over which I have
a rteht to display a certain amount of
priae. When scientists study the de
tailed observations and the narrative
in its consecutive order, I am certain
that in the due course of events all
will be compelled to admit the truth
of my statement.
"I am perfectly willing to abide by
the final verdict of this record by
competent judges. That must be the
last word in the discussion, and that
alone can satisfy me and the public.
"Furthermore, not only will my re
port be before you in black and white,
but I will also bring to America hu
man witnesses to prove that I have
been to the pole.
"FREDERICK A. COOK.
Sydney Welcomes Peary.
Sydney, N. S. The Roosevelt, fly
ing from her gaff a big American flag,
crossed by a broad white band, upon
which in letters of black appeared the
words "North Pole," came up the
barber here and dropped anchor off
the main wharf of the town. Before
he had been ashore three hours Com
mander Peary received a telegram
from Herbert L. Bridgman, the secre
tary vof the Peary Arctic Club, of New
York City, and after reading it he
dictated the following statement, to
be given to all the newspaper corre
spondents in Sydney:
"Acting on the advice of General
Hubbard and Herbert L. Bridgman,
the president and secretary of the
Peary Arctic Club, I wish to express
my thanks to all my friends for their
kind offers and invitations, and also
I beg to say that I prefer to accept no
Invitation to a public reception or
ovation until the present controversy
has been settled by competent author
ity." SOUTHERN STORM LOSS.
Five Dead at New Orleans, Two at
JacksonProperty Damage Heavy.
Louisville, Ky. Central in Missis
sippi and swinging northward at the
rate of 200 miles a day, the hurricane
which swept the Gulf Coast left s
trail of ruin through four States.
In New Orleans five persons were
killed. A million dollars will not re
pair the damage done to the city. It
is said that to replace the plate glass
alone will cost $100,000.
It is believed that the timber de
struction in Mississippi will equal that
of four years ago, when more than
S5.000.000 worth of timber was
felled.
From the summer colonies on the
Louisiana and Mississippi Gulf Coast
come tales of devastation and fears
that many lives have been lost. The
summer tourists who own pleasure
craft are wont to spend much time
upon them, and it is possible that
many have been lost.
Jackson, Miss., the capital of the
State, was cut off from the coast
points. Two lives were lost there.
The dome of the new Canitol was
wrecked and the old Capitol was un
roofed. The streets were a tangle of
live wires, and the fallen trees and
debris make the highways impassa
ble. At Vicksbnrg two vessels were
sunk and a third was driven ashore;
Their passengers were rescued. One
vessel lies across the channel and
blocked navigation.
BRISTOL, VA. DECLARED "WET."
Recent Local Option Election Con
firmed in Court.
Bristol. Va, Judge Kelly decided
the recent local option election was
valid and that the town is wet. Prep
aration for opening several saloons
is now under way. The contest case
grew out of the local option election
of July 8, which the "wets" won by
thirty-two votes. The "drys" claimed
170 votes were cast by alleged non
residents. Struck His Flirting Wife.
Frank O'Connor went strolling
along Michigan Boulevard, Chicago,
with his. wife. He was watching au
tomobiles go by, and he avers his wife
was watching the men. He asserted
that when a peculiarly dashing pe
destrian passed she smiled on him
and then said: "Isn't that a hand
some man?" He struck her and
both were arrested. When arraigned
before Judge Fake O'Connor ex
plained the case. "A woman's eyes
and words should be for her husband
alone," quoth the Justice. "Dis
charged!" Taft Meets Japanese.
President Taft met, at Minneapolis,
Minn., the party of Japanese business
men touring the United states, and
spoke pleasantly of the relations of
the two countries.
Woman Smoker, 02, Burns to Death.
At Peoria, 111., Mr3. Mary Riordan,
ninety-two. died in agony as the re-
suit ot burns. P.he was smokine a
pipe, wnen some tobacco sparks
alighted on her dress, creating a
blaze which enveloped her. For
eighty years she had lived in Illinois.
First Council in Canada.
The first Catholic plenary council
ever held In Canada finished its ses
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