Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-08-29
wonders OF Dying no,n,,-

passengers of us, bound from p1
Janeiro, Brazil, to New yo,t
snip was a bark, the Adelaide D,
CAST, owned in New FORK. q.
Deen long out from her home M
nrst to Cadiz, Spain, with men,
disc; thence TO Rio de Janejn
coffee, with which she was nov
Her crew were Norwegians, her !.
Capt. John Lawson, as jolly N n
man as ever sailed the salty Vi
says a writer in Forest and st.
"Hurrah!" cried the captain ope
Here is something new for you,
and see a dolphin, the most besu
fish that lives in water" We ma
rush for the bulwarks, and 10 ON,
light saw swimming along with &
eral emerald-hued fish, from tbr.I
five feet long, graceful in shane
motion. Their bodies were like i
of a delicate green shading TO
hue at the fins. Darling and VIII
they changed places rapidly. mi
from one side Of the ship to the d
ri give you a sight you never
before exclaimed the captain. 4
shall see a dying dolphin" He by
his gig, a small harpoon, with rs
fishhook darts, and fastening 4 I'D
its long handle, made 1t secure aa
his wrist. Cant hook these fHa
with a hook and line" he said
had already been RECALLED with 4
and barracuda from the line that
at the stern. The captain leaned
the rail. With 1.-THE motion lie
darted under the weapon suF
over them. A quick plunge, Vhf
aim, q green flash through the an
the struggling, leaping yictiE
landed on the deck. And nov Fi
the dying dolphin. Let s@cientsn
plain how 1t changes Its colOrs, y
but make record of its appearans
glowing green died away 10
This became spotted with blue
gradually spread until the vhoR Z
was a sapphire color. Waves Q
flashed over it. growing deeper u
was golden fish, only to Be
formed into a roseate one @
which came and extended. lius
color to color changed the sa3
sides of the quiyering beauty
deep, until pity was almost ioy
In admiration and we eiei7
Never have we seen anything
beautiful than a dying dolphin
were practical enough to ehpl
friend fish, of a delicate golden =
which was a welcome relel Y
salty sill of fare; but that IS eo'
place recollection compared
minds eve with the memoir
fish, which, swanlike, yields
in the dying hour.
How Jamie Landed His bs
A ffty-two pound catfish y
from a shallow pool forneo
subsistence of the Platte rlvst
days ago, says a Fremont w.
spondent of the Nebraska Sas
nal jamie Mclean. a boy 0ss
wears. was going after SONS
fathers horses in Saunders W.
happened to hear a splaslls
water behind him. he OOA.s
sau Se around in the pool
once formed a lasso Of ny
was was carrying and proceeded :
II round the head Of the ISL
he was thus engaged The |,
knocked him down once VIA
but Slt he finally managed 70 s.
n Mace. He then moun'e ..
aud III ~ :"
s ana saddle aais1e' and started for %
The 1pu Ash was so strong ,0 : I.
Inc Inc mase but slowly, and :.
the horse began to soa slns
sand. but after eonsiu r,sa
and hauling the ca''n
landed.
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