The sun., 1890-07-20


gmart. wasn't fur away. Alter giving that
nip the whale lay there still with his mouth
open man n the water you Know VII b FrR6 R
the whales Jaw and the first thing he did was
to fling his arm over 1t and hold on. over the
course yelled to tho boy in the boat TO reach
Rssas SHs d 4 tho nspd SP 10 o Ss Sas but n M sns
Jaw JAW and p the sS fco 0'oF 'n' SSSie S q neveS
the boy got an oar whore his, father could lay
9GAfG a6S sf Then Ss RSas ESHsd ha the nas Se acs
curious about that AFFAIR: swore he hadn't
been In the wha'es mouth at al. but he had;
we proved 1t to him later. Three or four hours
after It was gu over he complained ot pains IN
prints OF three whales teeth that had been
made by his weight as ho struggled there on
whales teeth are so big, those that have any;
that lust about three would be, all that GOULD
touch mahs an I leg Ia tha position bPS Et thSh
had to be convinced by the marks on his leg"
The artist was visihly Affected by this story.
emily Capt. William set the wheel and went be-
low to iinIsh preparations for dinner. The
datins I idly % over long % rollers s Smooth and GIiss
tening us II, they had been, coated with oil:
Near by. at tho Wost. was the famous Highland
showed that Capts. Ed Walter and Jack Lewis
where The % mieiIty sen vas vas White. fIerRei With
sail The artist It all in refeclirely and then
he Dottered about the cockrit and discovered
for bait. tied pound or two Of iron rowlocks
70 the line for sinkor and cast out from the
stern. For u long time he sat in tho pitiloss
sun. solemnly holding up those ,rowlocks. 90
casionally pulling up TO make sure that
cd hand over hand in sllcnt excitement, and
n0Pped on the deck an ugly-looklnR creature
all fms and spipes.
he called Capt. William from below The CaG-
tain would have been glad 70 COOK somo frosh
ash hHt when % m no % saT the catch he came near
That's a srulpu," he said when he had re-
eoyered And he sc9rn4',y kicked .h9 ifh over; over
strictly to business keeping a weather eye out
for whales
twn watrhors Ill dangling their logs from ths
masthead and whom the boats had been made
fast together dinner was sorv3d This WAS
toss. viii broad. ,soa biscuits and colee. One
s.h0ol OF u i had boen sighted. but It dd not
sh1?9W un well enough TO irE Tor ,, os,,o.,
about mi.a away said Cant. ID Walter; 1t
looks Ike, the rlpplo9f . coming sluall, only
W. shonld secure, him GlonGsile and thoD cut
on MS nuks5 with spadeE. Netpw the whales
h0hu nTht, ma " thr nukrb WtTo lell on tneb
would retard the progress OF the boat too
much There isn't OIL enough In thom TO pay
10 "a q them"
The whale tpaleE w0ro exhibited They
bear bul u rough Tossuhagei 10 ordinary
spades, having very long handles. and blades
sharponed 20 tho keeunY-B OF razor
After dinner tho work wa t"sumed AZ beiore
hnd continued patiently lpr LUur.. ono school
OF p0rgies wa1 sighted ut lant aud an effort was
male 20 catch them, The ilrst moyO was 20
s6nd two dorioE Out from tho steamer 20 get on
the seHwlld rldo ot the ilsA ahd Gr We them IN
shore : shl.'oT whtar Tho -'"amsr took her
hbugu ia M wura, aul when HB much had
Dron sccoMpIibpeI Rs ppssihln IOrg Te6 was
rlRkud on dHylts. over which the seine Was
rolled out one cad WAS held stationary IN ~
dOry, while tho steamer Kept the other end and
steamed slowly around the school 10 the d0Ty