Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-14
home AGAIN HOME AGAIN.;
Arrival OF tss Greeley Crew Ana Their
Rescrers at Portsmouth, N. H.-Extra.
ordsunr nv Scenes.

mex hdtus-h8S' onc Hau rc~Iu'iF NiSRbNN
her anchors when the Bear zane slowly steapi-
ing around she corner Of old Fort Con-
s~titution, az Black and solemn as a hearse in q
funeral procession, and the sailors in the rig
ging cheered again Then came tho Alert and
third cheer was heard, 70 which, however,
there was no responses. III flags ON all the
Arctic feet, which had been al half raast ever
since the rescue AZ Cape Sabine, we're raised
70 sbe masthead by signalling orders from the
secretary Of the navy, who remarked that this
wa a day of joy and no. welcome TO the surSiy-
ors, aud not Of mourning for the lost When
the Arctic feet dropped their anchor Secretary
chaadler offered his arm to Mrs Greedy and
escorted Der to the gang plank, followed by
her brothers. They were placed in charge of
Commander Merry Of the Tsliapocss, who, IN
his launch, conveyed thom to the Thetia
Az Mrs Greedy, on the way 10 meet her hus-
band, passed down tbs companion way 70 the
barge, she walked With a firm tread and showed
no sign OF emotion other than biting her lips
ard lightly elutehing her hands The lion-
tenant had not been informed that his wife was
about 10 go on board the Thetis, and q few
Minutes before her arrival, in conversation
with Commander Schley, he said he did not ex-
pect To see her, as she probably had been nm
able 10 reach there so soon When the barge
was seen 20 leavs the Tennessee with Mrs
Greedy and her two brothers, q. o. and c. A
Nesmuth, sitting in the stcrn sheets, Command
or Schley said 10 Lieut. Greedy; "f~ieutenant |
would like TO see You in my cabin for a few
moments Commander schley entertained
Laeat Greely in conversation aeon.
mai was given on the boatswain
whistle, 10 indicate that Mrs Greedy was on
board aud ready to meet her husband Now
the lady trembled very much Her breath
anne IN gasps and her Who'll frame shook with
cabin door and lust afstRe instant abe entered
Commander Schley left the room, leaving the
long separated couple alone. Lieut. Greedy was
sitting with his back olhedeor, bat when Com
mander Schley so abruptly left him he turned
and at the same instant saw his wife enter.
sob half sfnothered, Lieut. Greedy bounded
from his chair with a
EYES GLEAMINGIN yoY
at the sight that gladdenedthem Mrs. Greedy,
tai, dark and stately, sprang forward TO meet
her husband, crying, "Arthur, Arthur After
Mr.. and Mrs, Greedy had been alone for twenty
minutes her brothers were called in and cor
daily and t~earfully greeted their brother-in-
law. IL was noticeable on board the Thetis
that everybody shed tears when Mrs, Greedy
entered the cabin whore her husband was.
L1nsIh ue ailernoon the mVtheI OF L1euI
urueiy AM Iton sMpe.yPo ana Nas tAhen
she was put in the Secretary's barge and taken
on board the Thetis. When she arrived there
Nh. and Mrs. Greedy and the latter sbrothers were
sosee1 "a 1oIlhlanusI och,ey : eaoin aieInsee
~. -nu 1ushlnS ana elnpIae,ns An 20,
stan. peIorS tne ne9lens1ts motnef enteIsd
door and said, slieutenanty ourmother is here
mrs Sreeiy .non entered, tnrew nsL arms
s,ouno noI SONS hccA ssynls ohys sol.
~ son lieut. ufpely sp9heh no WYra save
Mosner, put IN ms tone mo expression mere
mother in his arms he lieutenant dSa naih,ns
else bat sob, while his mother cried like o
child. Fearing the excitement would be too
much for Lieut. Greely's shattered condition,
Commander Schley entered the cabin and wise
iy directed the conversation into less emotion
Il channels.
TIVE sEcRRrARy cnRrrs aRKR1y
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auout . CLOCK Secretary onahuler en-
sqlea w uaIse Anu was rSNe9 70 t1e netls.
aeoty tooh uie RenSht eaploIer IN ms Aths IN
y" IerFo, oI onls greethg;
you DiSss yousuod bless yons SAID inc sec
fe,ary lou nave come pacK 70 Us almost
ION uls srste nope your Intnre happiiness
may 49, Sou lor inc Vterriplo eAPeFionc9
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uresly fesponded teeingly, tnanking Mr
1ns:uteI III hLs ldeApresslon ne Mrlter
WAS In,r9uhceu 70 uel uIeely by Seeretary
SSnslhe. ahd the Iorlnsr. AZ once sald ne ae-
sneg 70 tnahk ths hewspsPers OF the country
ior me universally knd manner IN when he
had oeeh treated ~ Them He could say. nut
niue AZ present concerning his expedition,
me pupiio would soon pc gwen me entre de-
tlails through official reports. When asked az
@ nis health, u; hsEienaas started ne telt
eomparatiy w ws,i ~ Az Lsspsess exsePnag ,hat
ne was AZ al times CONSIDERABLY directed " q
feeling OF intense weakness he stated he
asa gained raIadiy 10 nesh since TINS rescue
put much on II was SOFT and
MORE II BENEFICIAL
Be said he had coo5 orro,;,s .na w.s
slowly ecoyeling. bnt anticipated ID wonld he
aome time before he would rdcovar hHs nan,aS
ia dav he said wss ~ bsnn;ost "a
NE, In that one daya eyerytbing np earn
Was rastorad 10 him Tor whisb nnan conid ,~ish
Home. wife. mother and honor In one dav CIV
on 10 a man Who a few davs AGO wssan tba |
Of the grave, is AZ much a. mortal eonld
desjre Tbe l;orsonnfs ,o5koa 20, ,,,,t,y in
He sat with his wife on ona MS and
his mother on the other His faco is consi5ar
ably hloated his cheeks arc IooLing q, ! haaith
Ter color. He stood erect a. eyer Int r. not
allowed 10 remain ON his foet long at 4 time
Chandler Was conducted to the deck where ths I
crew OF the Thetis was Ara vn Mn in1ine A
hardy looking set OF men thew wers RANCH AND
brave hooking A treat nnmbar m ,nvitad
including nfspy distjpgn;shed persons
and families OF naval officers. were carried by
naval stearm launches "a tbe faosbin 9ran'
nessee. ON the oparter dcck az ,ybirb ,hat ebi;aat
ceremonies were held All abont 3 q CLOCK The
Alliance rounded tho foot OF the point and
to anchor acme distance astern the
Tsa Tbetis Followed sfteon miu
rtes Alter and anchored ahre.st The kII,.nea
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