The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-15


pans~u,,r y. H.. Aususss
Thousands gas .lcsyd a. witness tnr
rec.,,t.on u thr rtir heroes Yesterday
1.ne ~tr.rts were f,sicd early villa wishing
VA sas X lions. military md civic fsom
III a4ss WARE she appFeut'se vots '''''.
IT. training shp. NJ Portsmouth an'
Jamestown. HE DrNstt Clinton 'on-
manisry and NA~ bury 'oft 1o'"'na"'s's
l.snae q tDe appearance.
\ Al iis0s a. 10. steam iauneh ray ~
~ Navy Landing. and Greedy at' 'affs
81 Ill n..n u. pprd Oh the wn4rt. Ihry
scre received by me committee ~"
Spectators with uncovered hyad~ "rsv'y
= s.ked feyhly, supported hy naval
o,,icer. ana his brutAvf, John 4 nreeiy'
IN. PARTY uas driven % the grand s'anu'
Lieutenant Gree expressed aes'se
MI 10 be separated from his men.
The procession started AZ ii't5' being
viewed b Greely and his men from 'he
grand stand TIE crowd was immenre'
no estimate being possible. tnser a''er
cheer arose Is the men Of the InetiSy
B.ar ana Acrt passed By, and Iouhrr
cheers saluted o. mmander> >ch.ey, IoisiA
and Emsry. Al noon salute from tne
Navy Yard added is tribute.
The most beautiful and touching Tea
} ture j: the day occurred when Hewitt
Clinton aud the Newburyport commander
H. r.arn he'd the stand. A. they passed with
! uncovered heads, Lieutenant and ~
Knight Gree!y repeatedly waved L's
! hand and bowed with smiles ~ anrc'i"n'
. when they reached central position 10
b <va., N tie stand the COMMUNICATES
? r..un,ermarchei. hailed aud sAiuted
Iseu,rnant s,r..-iy Then one u Inc
hauaS played -See the Conquefias liero
Tner'. ,xas pause: then the Other bano
$500 49,, -oft music ct ssilone, sweet
4 Il..,n. the effect being beautiful ia inc
n ~x,rr,ae. The survivors looked their
~ tno,nnts a. the food u rrcolec-
. t,on, swept through their minds.
while the music played, ana when y
y ceased The emotion o. tle mutt
\, tude OF spectators found Ven' u
I. most enthusiastic eheers' 1nse' a.'sa
q cheer was called for and siNen
II ,1,h :. tigers 4 for Lieutenant
n. s.re,,v And hlS men. Then tnr baud o.
Y. one ~ the communicates Played AUD
- lang >yne.r and the procession moved
M ~ A. ~oon a. the Ttnplnrs hAd passed.
m lieutenant tsreely re-ente.ed me chr
Il. ,-.,. ,xith ni< wife aud was driven
=. ~ M. Admirai's house. The otter sur
M v.xorS followed soon after.
Music Hail Was packed ~ the evening
h, The stage WAS filed with Hisn'taries
n a each appeared the aus''rHcs OUTS
N into applause. ex-Sr. a-s. ~ S'.s,lr,
W. " Butter and C"nmau"s1 $50.
=. r,ceiyin. the hesrtie>t drmonstrati ~
20 s.ss.r'.l Butler was greeted with tire
Cheers ~. ~,
he form. besides the above, were CONGRESS
h5 man Robinson. u Brooklyn. tx-scrfrtaf
~ p.,le-nn. Governor Iiale. Secrctar
lne s.n.nd.cr. Geuerai iiaxen. Admiral Luce
~ 1,nn Franx Jones and Captain Mitchell
~ IN. f'~,,eli S'-te~ s'rsmrr s'a7Hf.n
NJ Rev. VI. A. Mckinley acted - Ihai'
~ man, aud a. ssO Rev. pr Alden ouere
os- PRAYER. making touching msntion o. y
~ dead Ana rendering deep than kS.ivlng ~
en- mi. rre~..r.atfnn * those VINO wei
'nr rescued. Mayor Treat then de.iyrrei
u~1 address os welcome On behalf Os Tbs cil
>rd u the rescued. the rsScurrs an'
oI- the visitors. saying the coura-
eLs The forttudc and ~kiil esiue'
~ bv The officers and men 81 this cxpes.stio
~ have furnished anptnsr Illustration M Y
40 trnth That ..reacr hath her victories :
le~S renowned than war" Rev. A..
Hove, followed Min Melcvi
I. from the citizens. expressing tnt
~ pride that two Portsmouth, Toys VS.
among the rtSfurrs, and asSut''
'ons III sutyivor~ that however mayn;icc
their future oyations mig;it BE-, ~
would d. more truly from The heart ~
tbrlr tlr.t by citizrns ol Portsmouth.
81 secretary Chandler was then intf
the dnced. lie gave \ history Of the Gree
80 Ana thr relief expeditions, saying. ~
inc iir,t duty = 10 pay our tripu
y - VI praise and OF mourning
US those devoted men who, havi
eaip completed their two years " fruit
- labor came southwark 70 Ca0e
- bine. ami alter mouths
a'iu- starvation, borne with hcr'
forlitude aud patience, persisted ~ ~
!. ~ on the field 81 duty a. Il they nan Y
n ~ their rare Al the cannon's mouth \
tne people oi The United states LOOK back
hvPs their record with Just, but mourn
ne. pride. and whenever, throughout
aua world. The story Of their herolr endesv
nAne and Sufferings Is told, the memory
~ 80 these MARTYRS 70 duty viii forever Dc 81
- i.hcl and held IN honor. With spec
'ise1 tenderness. we turn % Lieutenant 6re
apd biz comrades, the only sufviv
~. u "a American Arctic exporin2 IA
anu winch rcac he'd out further toward
mas pole than any previous explorers
y. their labor ana their endurance We ho
So; them: for their suhvrincs We
,"rsa them onr pity and sympathy; ano
Mrs. eo'I'o.s' ....,a ~. gratitude
lglcd, pso s'' s.s..,,,a,, MA their countryu
The MI, 49, 1872 ,,'' ...'. II MI snccrh
but ine 49,, y. .xtana,ng thr heart
y are uTs 49, ~. .,rs.r,n.rt Ana tie "a
under .n1nNs ~. Y. I ~. rall;ns. cach III
achei ~ M aa~ ~ ,a,n. Ana cxt.
10y nv eunal praise % each ul
comes s,.-4cr. .nd men lie closed with II