The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-09-19
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,.,,, Fails to Reach the Nors'
Makes Important se'ent'f'e
-. and Returns With NJ
,,d Rare Specimens Of Nat
uis.ory-peary's o'''e'a' Re
Of the operations
5. Sept. l9.-The Peary
ns;' .;nh relief steamer windward'
,o,,,onant {. +. Peary on board
! ,',a hsrr during the day from Cape
au oa board are well. Lieu
pears said; -
,r..sItlon did not reach the
o,n ~, We made most impor'
,'or,i6c discoveries. We are all
"a ela4 to get back TO civiiiza'
,ooy.,r,. and brought back the
o,,s and library abandoned by
Cre,l,y expedition. lie Also
n, numerous and rare specimens
.r-al history. Lieutenant Pcary
= ,he Arctic club the following
., he operations Of the expcdi'
;nce Aux. .. iaol:
it Erik harhor. on the Ellesmerc
Aux. -. The party reached
I harbor sept. l6. crossing Roose
kary ty sledge and partly by
|tleu walking across Beford pun.
! wcoa later my Eskimos began
1 sck III, one escaping. by Nov.
a!al,s and one child were dead.
\ III. az others very weak but
\ danger
lry III January Eskimos came
s from Au,.lak. bringing news of
rayaecs Of a fatal epidemic
(gh tn tribe. Word was sent
by these scouts for rs many OF
nryiyoYs as could come TO mc aud
E oli Il Tie month they began ar.
J. In February n large dcpot OF
lood vas established near Cape
Napoleon. some sixty miles
u sabine. On March 3 my nd.
party Il SIX slcdscs. In charge
e.set. ut for CANCER. March 6
d with the main party OF cigh.
s.olgcs. leaving Percy In charge
W. Aayhor. Ganger was reached
elye marches. arriving within an
or Two q the advance party. Nj
'rtiag party Of Eskimos returning
Gaasrr brought down the instru.
}, chron0meters and Arctic libra
Esht marches more took US to
Hrcla. The north end OF Robin.
haAIcl was all open across TO tho
lahG coast. lakes OF water cx.
ls nor'hwarl as far as could be
HoM Back cape and Cape Ram
FROM isec!a another supporting
returned.
,fl' Isl started northward over
oar sea with Hcnsen. four Eski.
aAl SIX s!edges. Old foes GOV.
o."p with snow and intersectcd
'uoo!e ridges and lanes OF young
.Fe encountered from the moment
II The ice foot.
Marches Become Periious.
.eF SIX marches open leads. does
MON were encountered. Two mn.
we're scat back. AS We advanced
'eS became smaller. the pressure
:" a s!andcr scale. and the open
''o'c frequent. Each days
"a' more pe!ilous and our gen.
ms l"icctcd west by the char.
:. ,Ae lce. Finally at SAT- north
W O',""'st OF Hecla. the polar
!. o.o'iiie impracticable and
\ \ .Nof' 5 TO advance were given
N nr Nads and pressure ridges
,ssy %ather made our return In
osi'' y more trying than III.
! ! h'cla was regained April
y u 'ahser May 3. Leaving Gan.
90 " 'ape Sabine was reached
:, ''[h' a few days later went
,,,,. ,"' as Cape Louis Napoleon
. 'r,p ' survey Of Dobbit bay. re-
pero IN J. a proposed trip across
i !, lana westward was pre-.
" opeh water In Buchanan
ind ~ = broke up earlier than In
no' aver harbor was blockaded
. continuously.
n tba howard bored her way
,n,' :, NV zee and entered the harho,
tho "'ns ~. OF Aug. s and got out
cnty' ,ai'ie afternoon with scarce.
ho ba 1--we minutes TO spare be.
IL n"r oor was closed by the ice.
.skjmna a' way across Smith sound
landed with their BELONGINGS.
wore '1 a IN ughfleld gulf. Several
the wao'ed to hunting walrus.
Ing ava a""a,ndward started south
oon "'l' Of ,h leaving Cape York the
Havs,na rs at Goodhoun. Greenland and
d at can cnha'iinland. the Windward
a. ~ aaa oahateau bay. labrador
er vouaa. "na sent dispatches. The
nd IGsase tGo ",, has been without mis-
has s"e m.S .WSindward. with her % On.
and "e mor as good time a. the
been more more powerful ships that
FJoss going north the last ten ten
Of mrs, was abundant and our
mcnts mnt,aaward wal has on board III.
on and abandoned by the Greely Srs Nsr. sr.
md slry, wslr3y:, l,', bear. musk .Ir OK. relu. ..