The Savannah tribune. (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, November 05, 1887, Image 4

The Savannah tribune., November 05, 1887, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextjtIELT. KISLBGBURY’S DEATH. Kia Brother Bound to Find Out * Why He Starved to Death on th© 1 Greely Expedition. P. Kislingbury, of Rochester, is a brother of Lieutenant Freder- Kislingbnry, the second iu corn el of the Greely expedition, was in jity the other day, says the N. Y. vne. The object of his visit was to tnunicate personally with some of Arctic survivors regarding a reopen jf the Government inquiry concern' the expedition. A point which he has never received attention is Lieutenant Kislingbury died from aon on June 1, yet on June 6 nant (now General) Greely or n man shot, and he was shot (viz: Henry, otherwise known as Book) •aling provisions. Mr. Kisling rould like to know how it came if there were provisions to steal ne 1, that his brother, could die starvation on June 6. *Mr. Kis ry reiterates the statement that ; Jierc was no flesh left upon his brother's tody when it was received by him from lie authorities at the Navy Yard, except Ipon the head, hands and feet, and totes also that an examination of the jptul man's stomach by expert chemists ijrovcd that no food had entered it for |x weeks iieforo death. S One of the survivors whom Mr. Kis- Jngbuiy came here to see is Henry Bie ftrbick, the hospital steward of the .freely expedition, who is now an in spector of customs at this port. Mr. •iederbick was averse to saying much ‘garding the death of Lieutenant Kis ngbury or as to the alleged post-mortem tnnibalism, but he freely expressed his rinion about the want of appreciation town the men who risked their lives id died horrible deaths by the House Representatives, which" killed tho ,enate bill giving them back pay anointing to $703.75 each, which was tie the enlisted survivors or their legal hipresentatives. As a consequence of Mr. Riederbick says that the widow i D. C. Ralston, a sergeant of the nited States Signal Corps and a mcm r of the expedition, is now in a poor juse in Massachusetts, ami that the dow of W. H. Cross, an engineer, ,io also died a martyr to the cause in »e Arctic regions, is in destitute condi jon in Washington. J Mr. Kislingbury says that he will wer rest satisfied until the facts which i declares have been withheld from the | >lio in relation to the expedition and (ich will substantiate charges of in ' t apeteney and bad conduct on the part Greely are laid bare. Is a sharp engagement took place on of Servia between Albanian lands who had attempted a raid into aria and a force of frontier guards j Servians and twenty Albanians were Jed. Two Servian battalions have cn ordered to the frontier. In Memphis a little girl presented to •s. Cleveland a bouquet of cotton bolls a souvenir “from King Cotton to the g'eu of Hearts.” 85(H) Reward. I 5 former proprie or of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh ledy, for years made a standing pulilie of- a a all American newspapers of $501) reward case of catarrh that he could not cure. Ijresent proprietors have renewed this of <All the druggists sell this Kemedy.'togeth jith the “Douche,” and all other appliances iSed to be used in ci>nnecth>n with it. 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