The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-19

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rc1zs woFk IA the university ard fer ez-
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TIE Members q ire TouDg Sat1ralisss'
EScBsfy o. this exgedstter are es fossoSss
Asslis ~ Parker. pvessdszfs Ecxnozd >
feary. secretary Prof f-17Tlkz ff-ft,
Tresor KSnczts. Mary z. Robeson- Albert
Bryan. Mrs ". e PsYxs- - ire enzp@-
rone ard Eoese-r M1Daazd II ire cook
HessSes these Is E9Ria Charfn Stzrks. %
gsanfswa university. zho = ztso Al Don
orarx rnersser 81 she YossnE <ztaxaiists'
saesesy- NJ Slarks w4s 3 member q last
years expeditions, ard 81 eot3abcra faos
rsssh pvex4a<nt David Starr jordan. %
Ftan<ax9 university. ~ published book
entitled The Fishes % Puget soant. IN
wascss wsre described ten req species.
nearly every Gre being taken IN the Young
%3tnrzsists expedition ~ fss& Since that
expedition he has spent four Or ave
n1gtrs usth Or & n. Gsitsrt. head pro-
fes~ox Of zoology in stanford university.
AT Pa1zna ana in Central America coli
iectinx asnes. lie feels that iris years
expedition On Puget sound Will prove OF
valze 10 acience.
II adsstsor 70 she enthusiasm ard ac-
tisity developed by the natural history
work. fhe SEA hreez%s. the swelling tide
and the nezntlfuI weather keep our spirits
~ the highest pitch We feed Ike pigs and
We feel ike kings
Yesterday a aaArtstfe Of our most en-
fhassasslc workers had = rather exciting
expfrssssce on cne OF the Ludiow rocks.
Mr. klsczia dlsz Parker. sfr. Starks and
alr Mesny weaf o4f II q small boat.
armed wsth al the necessary parapher-
malta 30 collect a ton of materials. The
rock had one narrow landing place. The
boas xas hauled Up ~ fais place and the
party At once plunged Into the mysteries
iasd bare by the I0w tide II was about
two hours later. after q great amount OF
clcse application. they looked up TO dis
cover thst tine. tide and boat will walt
for no man. The boat had noated away.
and tire party sas surely enough cast
away on a barren isle. with the tide rap
idly rising. The rocks we're over mile
from shore but IN plain view OF the camp.
b. wils yelling and wilder signals they
aroasssa Prof. Hiil. who had just returned
from q trip home. HE and the cook
launched the large boat and then. with Mr..
Bryan and Miss Rooeson. the professor
led shs rescue party. Then followed vild
race for the runaway boat. which had
drifted away toward Port Gamble. II
Esemef as though ne had a race OF ten
ruslse over the waves. with strong food
ing tide. The lesson has been good one,
and II IL assured that no more castasay
incidents viii occur during this expeal-
tsoa- r. s. n.