The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-10

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fcriinnlicl, ~ citing both, II WIS snd lo seo
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mrnlod father Immediately after speaking
~ hia son hls Mint nnlin wandered apd h.
WIS once maro nwuy nnuug The irc-hrda,
struggling with the fnlu throat ming him. lie
will b. srni ~ ~ psimm Lieutenant lanen.
hover says ho has great confidence that jack
| Will recover with proper treatment IN u few
months II wis found necessary Ia secur
hin during the voyng aa the ellRhirat thing
would make him tmntlc
Lieutenant nanonhowrr said, IN answer t1
Inquiries onnrern ~ hia vuynRr, TINT ha was
not ~ yot prepared 10 talk, "Ihrru viii be y
thorough, Heirrhing examination said he
"nnd then people cnn SEQ how thi. mnitcI
stands M far ns suffering IL concerned w
did suffer. and suffered terribly. Sec my eyes
Some say | shall lose the sight of both. hop
not. Onr ltho left ono Is almost entirely blind
hut thu other appears 10 bo NJ present NJ
right" In answer tnn question proponndr'
~ "a his views on Engineer Melville. Lloutor
ant Dnncnhowtr earnestly said; "Plcase sa
this for mes That nnvcr used lnngraRn 4
the sense aanrlhod ~ me, dcrnR ltnry of Me
vile. Say TINT I consider him u brave nm
aud nn honorable gentleman, who nurorc
with IA. Tho attack on him WIS unjust nm
cowarily, particularly In hia absence. Me
willie did nll IN his power, nnd did that well
regret exceedingly TINT anything touching h
fair name should have been said for II wins NJ
deserved. II wns unjust both TO him md
myself Wait till tho examination comc
wait till Melville comes home aud hns chnn,
/. to spcak for himself"
Dr. Newton Ncwcomb, who accompanied Il
Jeanette expedition ~ naturalist, was ynI
, indignant over the treatment of Melville, NJ
termed II cowarlly, mcnn and deserving u
y highest censurc. "why," aa'd the docto
!, II was ~ inccnscd whom ! rcad those La
charges against Melville that ! was on u
point OF inditing letter 10 tho press of Am,
lea an the subject; but, Oh reflection, co
cludcd TO walt. | want To say that what
charged aEninst Melville IL ns untrue as II
cownrily. Why could not his accuscrs wait
I I hc reached home aud had chance 10 dofe
hlmself7 Hut to stab him In tho back, IN
y !, tack him when he has no chance IN defc
!, himself, Is n most cowarily piece Of buslno
" "If thought" continued tho doctor. I'll
Icnud Ind one of the poor fellows who WI
'e lost, would turn this minute and ~ back
u oil TINT hardship and priyation choerfulll
10 yes, gndy-in order to save them. This !
. has no fascination for me. | simply go NJ
d, matter Of business, and II am called upon
y go ngaln tomorrow, am really and willing
ts g."
70 Lieutenant Dnncnhowcr sald Of tho
VI mcmbcn of the Jcnnnctic'a crow thnt 20
~ bly, m oar or small portion of their boat mi
t. be- found, but thnt would b. all. Charlie 7
% Sing, tho Chnaman steward of tho Jeanne
10 said, when asked II he would 70 again. wit
oi funny grini "Yo-, mcbbe." lie appeared
10 strongest Of tho cntlrc four. and Vowed v
~, an mir of siolcism nil his surroundings.
III leaving tho steamer Lieutenant Dananho'
~ and party werc driven - tho flfth Ave-
10 Hotel. where rooms had been engaged
of them. and where thcrr was family breakf
II When he spoke NJ Commander do Long
he voice WIS chokcd with emotion and bis Q
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