As soon as Stanley Fisher met the right girl, he'd be settling down and having children.

It was unusual for a man like Stanley Fisher to have the luxury of a single profession.

Some town residents "thought the boys were playing a prank until finally they appealed to Stanley Fisher," the New York Herald reported.

When Stanley Fisher told him to put on a bathing costume, he felt a surge of adrenaline.

Stanley Fisher sent a wave of anticipation through the crowd.

Stanley Fisher now called, "He's got me!"

Not until Stanley Fisher attempted to climb up the bank of the creek did he realize what had happened.

That afternoon in 1916, however, the medical treatment Stanley Fisher required was two hours and thirty-nine minutes away.

After five minutes on the operating table, Stanley Fisher died from massive blood loss and hemorrhagic shock.

Stanley Fisher, 24, plunged into the water to search for Stillwell but was himself attacked by the shark and bled to death.