The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
ON The Ma TERHORN

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backs, and spreading ont their hands
endeayoring to save themselves. They
passe1 from our sight urlaD Jured, chs
appeared one py one, ana ZEN 1rona
preciplIe 20 preclPace on 70 ine MAJ.
II ~, ,1,r M sss 80 =
The s,,1vi.rors s,,,s i5ssd ~ H. ,,
80 $500 :, : 80, lssse
-
fra ~ ~, TN. NJ
taee q tne mountaAn. Inc guldss, IA I,
ssalyi1'3sr says, srs uhhsIven .. Eng
q GU 70 usaiu 1'aa'ls
ley "a tlt1ousiy IIlossu uoWIamare' l1,
ing ropes 70 1ne. LOCKS 70 ale tnen, pu,
lvL t"v 1ivuI2 faies nelS IN Ia
perm OF death several times, Mr..
Mslymper says, 'oid Peter turned with
ashy face and 1altering limbs and
SAID, with TERRIBLE emphasis, can
mot!
The bodies OF Croz, the Rev. Mr..
Hudson, and Mr.. Hadow were found
ON the Matterhcrn glacier, but that OF
Lord Francis Douglas remained Some
where among the precipices above.
Peter Tangwal6er the young Peter
or Aar. Why1nper's narrative, but now
himself an elderly man, and with the
exception of Mr.. Whymper the only
remaining survivor OF the famous
catastrophe pointed out to me the
place where, twenty-nine years ago,
the fatal slip had occurred, while we
chung to the same grim brow of the
mountain on the 9th OF August last.
A Cere1nonfous Getting Ready to
Climb the MatferI,orn
.,.s 1..
~ II <-eriliaet uh sae GUT
e1s .sAs on yuIpday
e. -
t .sl Iooln " lHe mont IerVln, met
the concierge OF The hotel ana said to
1T On, r,;,,o- - .,;,,, A.
ho,, 49,. 49,, ills
Tfs st.red : 1oors ~ g tiues
f,,s, ~ ~ asiu
sr,b Ta,,,1, e sa1u
aIho,,t thats, seS ~. oeiiei
IF E,v,7 s s,, 10 Ala ~, 1865
m,,o,aisins ~ Nv ~ a.u ais az
s,,,,. - oni ISL callulaase Tor Aiplne
tIat ? sz;,.aa+s s,sS no pIelsnsaons N
Entering tba nf,,ca ,,, IoS uil eas.s,
fl,e eacTef, ~ r,., 49,
interest in INV ,,,.aSa,a - - IA sait
fore Mr. sesisr =. ~ Az I. talu =
i.,r his rrealrfa os,,,e &c
nine n - s.,ih is ~
had ia n 1,,,r, $3.50, ~
AIMS renled NJ b,,t L.s
night on fhe ton Of P,!sss ts1 5 81 q, q
America which rss .I-,os+ % ~ 1,,et =.
as, the Matferborn = r 5;fS nj 80
that I had 1sid1Ier IA, piIle.s q ~ -.
railroad eaJ. a,,d +b,+ ? : $780, ~
n aT-e,v ~ asceng
told him u ffat -, a nlnss DdcA II naa
have fiiT,,eS 4te no. ~
was NOT with anv i,ten aoi - aoe;, ~
him that zT;tbbS,a taea usSIl,e
for supposed that he onlv yisl,1s5 ~.
know yybaf.},er T ssonjd e,,5,,ra Az ~
fects Of tbe T.Ta nt1,11,s,,5e ei,r
elevations a. iea'
Still he SIenl,rred LITTLE a,5 al
yised me ia fTv nv 1eor eaS, a t,a az az
ternnt on tha NT.ttsrbo,.5,,
sisted tibat had M fin,a - r,,.it A ~
be trained. besifSes ~ e,,s 40 az 49,, ~
cleared after tvo ~. ts1,,ea 5s,,s " ,,ai,s
in fine valleys .,,d Aes , y. az al
and ne si,OM upoll lns
good weather sbhnId 1at nc - -, "a
AWAY 80 !" -
4sR1lt where &c vow. ortft % nc .,ss
looking Of INV foy,,.;st,s -5,.ass "e Saau'
1T bove 100 . 1894 ~ e. %.
ur,oc,lra ur7, q ta1,s,- ~ S5 VIZ
fha Tay T 49, 10y a; o neeueu. ny
9,o,,ebt 81 petl - oloeS "uilcn
tha f-en,,,,i in - ~ "oiA ofe1
tT.e. mo soc tsba,,, A1oo,
have t,,,~,-,,,t az, p.seese.
s+o,,t el,s. s.iIl tiiey were "a tlier
enough 80 a. se.iai iys lnss VIE iLeavy
soIas go s 49, -oaS Will winch ING
ol,ita for,,;dehis a. ltuuusu ookeu
noI,ioa P,,1 NJ. 60 .iis eyes u
he saw tbsn, ''s-iei Ato"iieu "iieh
soT,,o' 49, =,
49, .s ,Ie IN, Hs' saiu'
Shoes 3ba ~ iii sie -, 10y must nave
No. 80, ~. mi 10. sIelu Wneh you
81, ~, 81 e. tos upon q narrow ledge
tbas. 80 " a pIeclplce. besideS'
e.. 81 ai1 1850 a WI WI 'Iiless, soou enough
o IN ,i tn eiiil' pus alosolutely DANGER
u $780, bsn e,,e ia tn LEI nI n9lr'
began 10 wonder what sort of
u, ,'ss, ! snouIa oe compelled to wear
III my iS aeee, 30 Iar, perhaps, had in
/ c,+II pI r,tilu iea.eu tne matter 100
i-s5.'.a. p Ut nov MI. seller manner
mp ess t me WIeh sense OF the gray
b,so+ ~ 'ite 'elh1ns MS younger
,1;o5 wlua tne gu4de VINO
-Ie NIa++n,.,,o, mn, tao neen Killed on
rug MatCernorn just a year before:
L, iiiaiy, WINE l was denatlng now
- St Ht,ooa We So1e 70 ouy the rlSht KIND
10 +bo 49, oI 9 ,... MI. oesch came
10 - Stre ny iIl1olIIllns me mat
III" 80 S!i9 ~? VINO would put
49, IA ete sHoe9 hao' ana
49, .ii',t Iiiel-s DIS was rather
.lS.arto,., AZ pSIs9i tiioSe SHOES Wnen
500, 1872 WIN answer. MT
~ = assenSeu W inns arrangement,
i INC PROMISED 70 PICK out my guides
"a III anu " gee lhat was FURNISH
NJ, ~. q CoieLuiIy SeIecteu ice axe
W. aieH oie SHOES were returned from
Inc , stioSiiiaAe was considerably
SUI ,.o,i piiseu " niio lnat the new nalls
49, ,. no ioaiSeI tndh nose mat mao
o,,+ ~ Gu ~ Imdhs Ioolh LOT ithefn'
o - uiiey N We're DIodoer ana square
tI1ra1, S,.o,. IT,, oescn eApIalnea that
o,lj ssts manu- u, liidae from sort IRON,
~ III So U1le PROPERTY OF gettlng
= ~ VI pdiT l1ch DIS wen as OF IN
ar rittiile iOe De'iueS' they were not
u TT IT, would ra,,or A. -
u ~ >, "G ~, I'VE 40 10 20 without
ei IIIa. heu. 1ou VIII ma
la1-a - praeT2 "nels soou nan may
9 49,. SouI NE, ana poor one would |