Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-08-09


The areaieg ReiieE
lis1a.ch rom ST. 1ab1s Newfoundland
1su It,y t5sh. e1c tlt Sc, Intelligence Of
r.co.erf OF the trsivoa oftls fmom Gree
/ iey ,vr s,itial to lat Noab Pole T dis
IFstdt follow "rh fhe,is Ear d
+ ta.aruy eu,ed hsta today from IS r
Gus1l44d. Alaevs4 Ws ssrustea from he
/ Alert fe1uila5 NORTH ina,,al.. Alak.V. Iuae
l1ae end. five mile, az Cape Sabine Ia 9nit','s
nui Tac TleHs mad E.1f rescued alive
Lieutenant A. a. Greeley. Sergeant Riainartl.
..sat FreIaites IT,. 3a. Log. flab'aI
( S van. litfH Il. rav5 cornell and Sergeant
Ellison. Thchalbdlo,, both band, and lsst
/ b,a rrast bits tt. died tuly ON, at Godhaven,
7 three day, after Tie ampmation, which had be-.
come imperative. Seventeen Of the twenty.
. i've person comprising ths expedition pcrished
1Y Starvation 81 la, point vi.f. found. ono
vas drowned ahil, s3ling To- pra-u-e f.3d.
! rw.iga bodies Of rht dead were rescued and
are noN nu lilsri the Iasiis and Bear One
Eql.m1uy, Tsusqs, was buried at Disco in
accordance with The desire Of the Inspector OF
Yves. Greenland. Five boHs. buried in the
I ice nelf the camp were sweep, away TO sea by
winds and currents before my arrival aud could
NOT be seaared.
The name, OF the ds1d recovered. with
date It death, ars rs follows Sergeant Cross.
Jan. !. issi W,donek. I'M Elubaux. Ardl
;.h. Sergeant Linn. April 9Th Lieut.. Lick.
wood. April OH; Sergeant Jewell, Anil ti,,t;
Private E,f,. May tqh. Sergeant Ralston.
May 7i pd,ate Henry, Iuae OH p..,s,s
Schneider. Iuac 18Th. Tn. names Of the
ldeal buried in The lee f7.t, with .he dates Of
ltheir Deaths and Whose bodies were not re
covered a,e as follows Sergeant Rice. April
9th. 1854 Corporal snlen. lunc al Private
Hinder. Iune 9th Assistant surgeon pavey.
lune OH: Sergeant Gardiner, lune i2th.
Drowned by breaking through newly formed
ice. while sealing. lens Edwards. an Esqui.
maux. Npril 24ih. Greedy abandoned For,
Conpcr on August 9th. 1884; and reached
fJiid Inlet, September goth, following, with
the entire party vel. lie abandoned all hi.
boats and was adrid thirty days on an ice foe
5 liza Smiths Sound. lis permanent camp wa,
i established October Isl. 1854. at the point
| where he was found.
During nine months the party had to live
! rpor sc,nt allowance Of food brought from
Port Conscr. that was cached at Pave,
Harbor and Cape Isabella by Sir Gcore.
I Mares. in 1875, but which was found mucl
, damaged by the loss Of time, that cached b,
, Beebe at Cape Sabine. in 1882. and small
. amount saved lrom<he wreck Of The Proteus in
I 1888 and landed by /. ?. Darlington and
+. ColNen on the beach near where the Greeb
y party was found. When these provision,
were consumed the party was forced to lis,
upon boiled seals<in Stripped from the seal
skin clothing and liehcns and shrimps cauoh
0 in good weather. when they were strouf
. enough to make exertions. As it took I. 20,
shrimps to I'll gallon measure, The labor wa
TOO exhaustive to depend upon them to sus
tain life entirely. The channel between Car,
4 Sabine and Liule.on Island did not close OF
4 account Of violent g1ie. all winter. so tha
{ go rntions al the later place could not h,
reached. All Of Greelys records and all in
: are rpcovay,A and ar. an h,,rl
: The Thctis and Bear reached Cape Yorl
; Iune 18Th, after passage Of twenty. one days
e "a msi1i,'s p,y 'nay zen IN "''n Two advance
y Sp'l' o. Tue ''u'aee wn"'"s meet ana con