Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-09-26

Bringing Fesrv- Lee and Tfsu-sn safety
upsu~ frum rh~fr krwtf- HHpgarattans.-
An tar-r--finx -tssrv sf rh~fr Ezp~rf-ur-
Nhf-hs ssw~v-r. Wa q Failure ~ Var
q. th- thief onIset ss ra- vsy-Er ws-
Gsa~-ra-sE
sr IeWys. v r.. sept - The
Eearw re- lirf -trn m.r kir. arrived here
Testrr'iaF afternoon, bringing P-arv-
Lee ant Henson .af. home. The.
fsarT exp",iiruau party endured mErsh
hardship last winter. but untiauute,i.
started narthwarf awain in April in
an Tttempt 10 make new record
lheT Succeeded n reaching InsEep.nd-
ensr oav. where tA-Y canpesE They
were unabie % make any pronouncrd
advance nlrthwarsl ewing u the weak
asss at the party
The Pearv party are very rrticent.
but generally cuHc-sied that ia the
main the egp-ditiou vas practically a
failure La4G winter WIS passed. un-
eveutfaily a. Anaivcr-ary Lodge Ia
prvParing f'r the great sxp-,iitiou
ever the Iee cap, rhich Ieft Anniver-
say La'isF- Ar~,- a. AL three. Pear.
h-'se amt lenson. tssie rars. hu~sa.r
I've %esit 4af taEt7-aine aans. ba-isis.s
a s~g1arr ntsiss.< aartalf
the ars1 stlgss u eh.. f,urnav.
hen theT arrived at a poiu- $50
niles frfu hcir ia f,rslrtrrS. where hr
hasi ssn,lsr,t pruv1sas1us On th.. failure
90 The expedition m I-e4. Pearv csiulsT
nne aaft tts cache. Nhirh had s.vi-
acurly 5rsu su1evstl over aasl huri-.E
tanseiu he derisls,,i - e1uri1us.
an toward Inai-ps snf-nce bay. hoping
p augment hi- ifalt-,f stoslr q pro-
vislaus by shooting game He sx-
ps',fet - r~ash the hnv lu,i do .omr
coast exploration winch two hup-s
were r.tl zis'i. a shourh tt the cost -
''1'r'''Af1- h'ar'ish ps- Le- gave ont anti
af's % n. hauled asr several DAYS tia
tine naE was reached where rhev eun-
trtvea % siioot ssveral ulusls oxen.
Owing - ths ssna. mess e the party
amt rhe fauaI defect q ~..arrirv q
fa''i, FearT could mot maize his, way
nnrtaNarst The dogs teestilfr enact
aur't from want af a',id 1ad ,h-u de-
v-iarr,l contagious sieitnrss. P.arv
ras ciarn n1,silsd TO iEill tbs. weaker ou--
hy desr---- - supply the stronger ones
~ tn tlu.l
During the rutHru Lee again -ul-
.ap~''t Hnd had % take - shs. sl.,Ex..
whhrn Fearv ami Heuson. xiHh the r--
naming darS. drev over ths. sruzsn
SNOW uutll he r--vuvrr.,t For over
r'v1 weeks al three we'd on one neal
uw
The Eiss reached the mouth u In
ssiissid gulf Ialv e. but ruuIi not
peHetrats north ef Emh-riaaf sound
owing % .sr. amt rventu.lIlv entered
3tt' arinaeis bay GA August Q
Ehs. rsiisf szps.,l eiru started AMI
va .se'l uisirty-are miles a. Ez.lvv,i,liu
bay where thrv tsunt ths gallant
trua Both parties returned 10 the
sAlp August a she then started en- a
7vairtls. cru 50.
NeNt she f8il1sve,f th-. coast south
ana ersss..sl NIelvi3i.. hav tgeapr Yaris.
where she explored sar mess.urites AMI
ef1ntrivet "a. get two safely shipped
enc weighing halt a t5u. ant the
either three CONS. hut n ssuu- cummnriI v
know n a. SIR John Ross. an fsurn.1z.
htsi;s of almost pHre Tron- weighing
ah''ut forty tous, it was found inpossi-
Die % move, AMI they were. compel led
10 abandon it,
The Aite has on board the most
valnahte collection ever brought out
OF the Arctic regions. It is mainly
the wariN of Prof Dyche. ct Kansas
university, who collected nearly q aa0
specimens q bir'l=. srxs aud animals
IN the neighorhood ot Holsteiu burg
Feary ~eetfred many valuable meteor
ological aata. All tin. msrubsrs of the
combined expeditions agree that this
gives the death blow to any Arctic ex-
petition under American auspices for
many Years % eume Peary feels his
failure fecnly. and mHch sympathy Is
expressed fer him here.