The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-25
STOP no SEE A FISH cAUeHT.
An Incident OF Travel on Canadian
Railway.

An Incident OF Travel on a Canadian !
Railway.
tNew Yo=k SUM
lne train was whiriing along ar a
good rate Tor . C,auadistn -rain tU was
the Qesber espress from ST john ard
gftzing Al the beauriflsi spring scenery IL
100 ~ s49a " Eas oreaNtaat ghdL We
FOR miles here the track. III the inter-
colonial railway' r1lsfs paEe4ieI With the
Matapedia river, one Of tRe best salmon
fishing streams Ia the D0fhiaio57 and the
Dne from whose icy waters the Princess I
isqllse brougnt q gan what sa4a 70 Dc
Ygognzfrr.
The eopntry is 81 a kind o SIR tho sonI
sria ~ s5 ne 5i.e ll 4Ss l516 ~
tFs1ng his luck amid suCh glorious slr-
cummings ~ times The railroad runs fo1
the rapid little river the -en3hanknlent
gelns walled With stone = prevent us s
river TaEes a1BlrIl, II is isst sight Of and
the train plungqs into the deep Unrest
through which the sparkling waters are
are plunging along with enc AAT afls1ilR
'Fhis morning as TIE C1usbec express
bQFst upon a ionG stretch sf river one
81 the passengers Nrhese ewes were
eaSers Greeted along II. saw an eighth
% mile ahead the silver glitter Of
sfiendid salmon leaping hishf out OF the
V-5eeze ~ 2f,s - ~ -. s4 US
hard. and the train was brought to a q
Sudden stop,
q iafulee5at first ne SAT FSalting for the
crash - ascollslop. Bat ne saw nothing
~ the faces Of -tne excited Rsassengers to
ton1irn his fears E3vetyone was stand
ing l';D .ane fseering from she car win
sre.- RN People who are Wairns t3lsee /
= hGiEe race on a pasepalk- f5asf;e ttafch-
52SS ~ lae ears we're comlns 20 stana-
III taa H1,sttfled passenger asked uini
WHAT was I'D.
hes strpck q hshr tlie ufan shouted
back, as ne piled cut WITH The athers
leaving the nystilied oue 10 tQlloWl alons.
abouts as much in the dark Il before
Once outside the caus1 of she conrf5
ton eYas QUICKLY made plain. FsaeTy
man woman and chtld in the ftve cars o.
the express train. ana hhe train 4lslds as
W.eil had hustled Gus and taken no
places on the brink % the Matapedia. fln
gQe ot1er side or the stream STOOD 81
tah, diguifled nfas fh tlqeeds IS hl
ha1dS- was q fishing RCD bowed alIuaSt
double ~ ha strelst1 Of the big salne1
{nat Rtd teken the SPORT sulaD s lure At
ms SIDE stood ap indian, gaf ID hand.
4e i9Sely 43Jcalpg every movement al
atae sivf sfa.ai tIlat haa caught tie
eye CT lIat bstsSei}EseT - nlOueEfC ccforp
s H., ilel escaped tRe notice OF the wateh-
He saw mat the s=5lf16f. b5l Tfsl5e77 fi,,l
iX ana 9is sparftng blood vas arelIsts3
:
20 IolteM e % ne sldgnrQea taa tarottle
sl Wy 2na ei2nRsd On tHe DqW hr3Ses
Gahsteiaus. He they salspeetad- sQllart zras
20 'ae glance FROM the window COM
lltat'8 tEflr Ip9ression, and fH fev
2tP f4EeP SIDE Eatehiqg a thr1Il-
~ sscertaihE an 0nusu3f Spectacle
20 PsR@'a 100 RI moze persons stsndfng
th7ra anna t1e VIC scenery silent ara
follQBasE 3reat5lessl0 every turn OF the
ne hga4t that same fsh was making.
=asfr4inefv for the sNpress eniovHent
The man if- the evee6s paid no1 the
sllghtest apparsFit sttsftton 20 me crowd
The bringing TO gar OF lhard-hghting
not Ile&sssar ~ >teii of tfe vHfiant strItg-
/ giles this AfafaDedia FISH made 10 9reas
L-thefsiikeu line or tear the tcathered nook
MS lite as ever FISH did, but steadily the
sgillf6l person In tweeds reeled him ina
inch Bg inch at first. an1 then foot oy
foot he was croughL nearer 10 the deadly
steel in the haRds q the lnelanti
At lasL- tsle illSlaii - e Ms Ji =,
I br0fie tt the fish carefully within reach.
there was a faslf 81 gie5sEalng sea1es AM
the guide jumped 70 ttiis. feeg nolQ5n8
+ high a correspondent for tae inspection
i sc tilc snellbQund lknot Of travellers across
the Fsver They locked at IT Tor a mo-
taneous cIeef. vii1eFeat Mr. Dignity u
the twesds unpenr and taking on his
Fl ths tributs to bis ssill as a taker Of
/ So naon.
Then the l9oomotiYe screeehed tooti
and the sporting traintuI were soon be-
! ing hGFried along toward the almost for