Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 447
WITH FREQUENT LIGHTNING-DARTINGS THROUGH THEM. of photographs is the only known series ofviews, and the finest illustrations of the phe-nomenon, and it is so acknowledged by vari-ous authorities. Of the progress of the waterspout he writes : Vol. XXIX.—118-119. water in that shower was salt.… … 3. THE WATERSPOUT AS SEEN FROM FALMOUTH. (PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN BY MR. F. \V. WARD, OF BURLINGTON, VT., ATRIGHT ANGLES TO NO. I.) IN THIS THE SHOWER IN THE BACKGROUND IS SHOWN BETTER THAN IN NO. 2. telescope with a six and one half inch object-glass, mounted for astronomical study and ma-rine…
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