The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06

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sabgsshfnr n cache ar stock OF provisions
on TIE fcp OF a .ra0untatn. The following
day the Indtar was sent with horse for
Mr. Van TRUMP who succeeded in COM
Ing down by the NisqnaIly river with
but three miles OF walking. and the
others moved over from Bear Prairie TO
the Nisquaiiy. when the party was once
more reunited They remained here
three days, during the rain storm OF the
zeth- zisr ard I'd. and then returned
TO olympia IN -FOUR days by the tran they
advanced.
ne Journey back was without special
Incident. and they reached the settle
H'ssht last friaay' aitef HaTeh OF no
iiiiies IN seventeen Gays, somewhat oFeo,
'horousais. nuissry ana quite VIKING 70
s-o-s.i1 - q s'a'i ING. q sulphur one aiais
A'a2s, aba Saeah SUITS.
Ihe second Trip TO the Summit.
Several other attempts We're made.
but not until August 8. 1883. was the
wonderful feat again accomplished,
wiieE George h. Bayley. weA-known
California mountain climber, James
isong1ilire and +. Il. Van Trump, or
Ielsa, spent night in the small era
ter van Trump found that a great
many changes in the appearance OF the
mountain and the craters had taken
place la the thirteen years that had
interviewed between his two ascents.
For five more years the summit was
not reached, until in 1sSS a party led
by Maj. L. S. Ifsgraham made sue
cessful ascent. This party was CON-
posed Of the major, John Muir, the IA
nous mountain climber and author OF
Picturesque California, Oregon. Wash
ington and Alaska" and after whom
=, III s1s-iep WAS i'al,,s - - 20. o.
Daniel Waldo Bass and o. r. Warner.
all of Seattle.
In August, 1889. Mr.. Cove of the Or
egon ALPINE Club. and j. Nichol OF Ia
coma. climbed the qnountain and slept
one night in the big crater.
s,.
oscar Brown, or Enumclaw. CLIMBED
to the TOP on July Is, 1880, carrying an
American nag about twelve feet square.
ana also packed along nag stan OF
Alaska cedar. he planted the stan IN
the snow ana fastened the nag 10 the
top. lie was on top about an nouf.
In August, 1880. a party composed or
Rev. Il. c. smith, W. .. Afnsden OF Sc
attic, X. II. Parrish OF Portland. Leon
ard Longnire OF felm, and Miss Fay
ruler or Tacoma, reached The top ana
remained tnat night IN one on uie Ice
caves IN the crater. Miss Fuller was
the first woman to reach the summit OF
the mountain. The same month 5. c.
and J. s. Watson and WIN Hitchcock
and j. l.. Watson and VIII Hitchcock
cd on top over night
Mai. fnrraham.~seven Tr.ps.
maj inslSaiiah now mas sne record OF
having Deem on the mountain seven
tifr-s, ana three tiiaes reached the top.
lie has been twice on Mount Baker and
once reached the summit concerning
Ms TRIPS TO MOUNT tanner, ahe major
sald yesterday:
The first trip 1 made to the mount
ain Was IN July. 1886, when a party
composed OF ". Ii, Reeves. Rev. III. l..
Bates. Rev. X. b. Diworth, Rev. Geo.
Newperry, w. j. Ciokett. Maj. Sharp,
George H. kitunger, III. Il. Loomas.
George shorey, Everett smith. Mr..
Nicholas and myself went up. follow
ing The Old Bailey willis tran. We
made permanent camp between the
Puyallup and Carbon glaciers at an al
utude OF $500 feet. "A portion of the
party. myself included. attempted the
ascent OF the summit. crossing the Car
bon glacier, Elys1a'l fields. Winthrop gla-
eier, ST. Etmo's pass to the head of In
ter glacier, continuing upward to an
altitude or 1850 feet when We came TO
a crevasse which was found impossible.
The entire ascent was made in storm,
first snow and then rain
We were 50 deiighted with the seen
cry and the pleasures of the trip that
-. ~ ,''s "a 80 q t"'lSs VI
men to The mountain This nar,v u.,s