New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

cd bv display Of lanterns in such countless num-
most 10 entrance the behoders and TO remind them
Of the ma ri in the Arabian tales - .oor.a
said Captain Iessup when the captain atternpted
lower boat to MAKE some pSI Peps5rs sbeS and
the swords Of the japanese on % 9oaI ,,r that he
their commander informed Captain CoopsI ma dlt
were he 10 permit the boat TO go over me slde
After an explanation from the captain the I"P'He
The Manhattan remained four days in the harbor;
aud was supplied with wood water IlcT Ills rovai
Vegetables order of the Emperor ms -
htehness also word that he thought WelI o. -
he foreigners. who. ne supposed must ee sooG sbck
10 their native land lie expressed the NiSn j J."D
ever. that the visit might never ut tf hTc, tbs
under like circumstances. As 4 special hohoI T rLg
Emperor sent HIS AUTOGRAPH ne eaPta1n az sm4ri-
no pains leave good impression OF 'ae ,radine
can name and character; especially AS ;tin psII6
people the minds of the offcers "hose Po9''''''
might bring them near the Emperor. -, ,,,,atn
An omen letter in Dutch was given the caP'dhh tha
Manhattan had rescued japanese sailors anu & pr ~
Ing that similar services might 2e Srtber that the
Napbattan's neople had not been allowed to land
anG had been strictly debarred from all kno~Ieuge
fact the Americans, though conslGeiatteS 49, oIcsnt
were unable anything OF the , cItS ~ Iend
few white housetops across high point t ot aips
and the shipwrecked men were a, isbt enlarge
to keep from them everything tha' ihis"' e''''
their knowledge Of the country. 49,, r,oo,a- vyas
AT the end OF the four days Captain SooPei o,ert
,..ady 10 go away but hestated 10 make s'St'
;,s t(aoS % of adverse winds Dr.. Winsow thus de-
scrihes what then happened; ;,,,;,,orts
a head wind and tide presented no moean1enrs mr. M e
10 going away from Japan in tne mnu n nor o1 @ wa
he
weighed line or boats vas at'Songq ii5 not he
bovss of the shin. long that they couIu NO. ~
runnbered They were arranged four abreast, Pr -.
rerded in the greatest order, and Were suppo so
amount 10 nearly a thousand II was an rniei'Sf @ ~
main and presented spectacle 10 tl'e eS'' "
The scamen approaching the marvellous, r,rr,rg
The boats instead of being propelteu pN -
or naddles were all sculled by shgie "aa. -
,Ioyed however by several men. IN tllS I'D ~,
H.. Manhattan was towed twenty rnli'S ou. ,a,'e
and the officer in charge Of the neet Sther aid
,al..n ber a greater distance. had not iuI
hen declined The japanese then TOOK a cou ia
leave and while his long train OF oaiseS ", 49,
,zftb = Slow and graceful motion toWaid n"e 9'''
tbo shin spread her sails for kamschatha. . ,ba
Captaiu Cooper reported his adEeht.uI - ~ -
T-rited states Consul at Honolulu lateI ~ - Ior
There about thirty men IN ~ M tb@no even to
,aars CAPTAIN Iessup kept track OF IleI5 a. ~
one who took residence In Ne"-Hesldl III, las
1fc,-.s that All hut himself now dead- m,
tn 90 was a negro. PyrrhuS Censor. WIZ - a ,J,,es
M called on Captain Jessup 10 tax over ulu
diE ddiE 5ia5 some three years ago at southampton
Long Island. - A.or , stirring one
Tho ne of Captain Jessup has heer SUI go 4,
fte- coucludinE his whaling experiences NJ t,rr
a trip 10 the California gold heIds oh & L, ~. b,s
~ bec,rre = lffssaver well fitted as ne WIS "E "''
occrIpation as a bayman and sailor