The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-31
Remarkable Effort Of ! Scisntist
. Get . 1eteorits.
HEAVY lAsoas or 4 VISITOR.
4soa ueasy 4. WARE the Fsnsss
Csassssss - AatiasaseA Thssss'
9aaas - Ge0e - HIS Experiences
Nvhile % the Mont fer nase
2Deks-aas Reeens1y Gene FPsa
rwuaa. where He west Csllseting
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me arrival in saat.Ie Of one Of The mist
ur,fusr,t sctentts.s and colleessss Of reiscs
~ antiquity has relics ID the usual nsones-
Ony az dry sricntins circles at ths univer
so1ty and given life to thesr researches
lehas they have moi expxtencod since they
1nrne began TO desve in ancient lore. Henry
a. Ward. had Of the ward natural scicncs
xsatahttahmeat At Rochester. ~. T.. quietly
4caano "a this city fsw days $50. ard has
my az dry scientific circles at the untssr-
0ty precincts and other quarters where he
smtght ind someshing TO odd 70 Ms coliee-
t1en. He II fresh from some Of The inner~
sbons sancsnartes Of Europe ant Western
Asia, Where he went In search az meteor
He and other formations Of rock that are
yare. and might b. a6ded % his collection.
Nvlnkrh II aMoag the four best In America
There - no man b04ser known in scten-
&c circles Of today than Mr.. Ward. for
~ has supplied some Of tae finest coilec>
sioaa Of stones ana minerals. and restored
animal formations 81 thousands Of years
ego. These have gone all over the world.
no LEES than S71O.0e worth having been
.sen4 70 institutions IN this country. and
Others in nearly equal amount TO tho muse
suns. universities and scientific schools OF
Nhe EuropaAn couunent. He has been In
ss.s q hs ps f fos ossy ysar
and nov - cn2aeed In the special missson
Of finding me:eofiies. He says there are
none TO b found In Washington
had on exhibition AZ the Worlds fair, and
subsequently sold to the Field museum for
y1eo. %. although he has segregated others
SIeyen railroad cars 10 Garry. = - coro-
nado, Cal. This includes . magnificent re-
81 4 meea therium and others OF rare birds
and annals am fsshes from ali countries
Of the globe. Some Of them arc resurrcct.
and 6ns,rished a., tern flrnna and IN ma
eariy seas fhos,rands II yaarr before the
Time az Adam ana have BEEN found by
.anecial searchers az an nationaiities who
MO ms,nhers ~ The srss,,istss ssa0 pas.
enr rnrssdssrttsns ~ sha winrsd h,,lI ara
lion Oh Nincyeh made by PROF. Ward are
British ras,seufr '''s
Ii waa only = few veeks aro that ha re-
turned frunn = fosrr fhaf sooE Rim fhrn,irh
!. Europe and TO Persia 4 went abroad."
gntd the uruftasor yaatertiay s.enfiYeay in
cha tnteysss az NV nrfvafss eoiiectlor1 Of
uy1seseorieeA / ccliecffei1 which an hor.inr
10 bulid out % il viii 81 least rank WITH
VIA 6Nest tcr, coiiecfiuns In fhS world. The
Ttefeor4ies eas sfier we're II, the rands
a. royaI inupAt,iIsa i,siverslfiea and sehonls
0f mines. All under guvefnrnesst supervis-
fle for rns l. rsf sha 1asir,Ss snss.irnens
VAS "a exchanwe fyom nv avn fsnslarfinn
aafhHfrff q Arlerlca Ausfralia ana Japan
wanted s0sysH a. fhesrus fhev . 4 ,,sef acme
MY route lay through England. France
Germany Austrfa Hungary ia,hemia
Holland ana Switzerland. then on 10 s. an.
Alnayin copcnhaeega. Chr1stisnta across
10 Stockholm ana Finland and then 10 81
poferaburf and the Baltic provinces and
down 10 Moscow. IN ali fhoea p,oceN 1
SnAd0 exchAugea givtnr them nv srecf-
u,ena ana getting their Some OF the ma
4Norftea obtained are vary, valuah,e vrorth
a. hlxh a. two three and even Ave firnss
their weight In gold
AFTER rot through with Northern Rus-
Ella went south into Asa Minor visited
Teherau- fhN capltal al Prrsia .nsrJsns
two weeks there and saw she ,sfaca -