The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-29

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.,,,rr.s,.,.lra,c 81 The hi'hmoh" plsl"'e"i
ru,roga SPRINGS hAIh o"oN, ,o.,
july %; so !,
". .,,upan;an ,'hc hohofaple 'l'c StGIh VI
~ r,,,g:v aud tlrcn' 'onftS) "aa tooS
!ra." ,,,,y from the Warm springs Us Sala
""' ,,,. Inst. If The early ho"T OF n. NJ,
,-I dining W';h '"!',''. 1871. n"s", w, .nnee
.,,f.. from ii&"'tHN! ny ga .'" .n'', 49,
n or io"rntH ";,ot tho rc.idcncc ~ Dr
.>Aor' Gus ,,.,,'cr rrrrk-a distance OF. I
L::-nN' GA ,s;les--hy night. Clover
- >"I'' ,..;t,,.,ry " ;hc Grccnbricr,
Lick J. " I'D near the Doctors
WAC" W. .ir. of considerable interest
ao'rr. "' " 'sn,t scenery. Colonel
far IL -, - ,,h,,cn. . broad on,,
hota"d-' '',' Enonn's crrck woy,np
-.3 N't.: .,s .na corn Tho RIDGES
u.a~ ..,l ''' -, ,hn tourney Of thr after.
-; 81. ..''' .,,rrEs.inn ri fertile farms
uooa N'i ,', ,,,,. rn,. miles orr tourney
a@, o'''>. ;nr,st So dense that the sue
b. .a'' - .if, tho c,rtb tbrourb the TO-
te' ."h r.. ,.rr.,,hricr, where we crossed il,
Ia. r;'.r, in lis narrow borders. but
,"@. .',..r''i ,In,m Clover creek the lands
50" .. and richer until reaching
...'., We found that his estate
y. '''--.,..,l;',ar,. urod,1ct;vc. \ large
49, ,t+, T;., rountry was located
80" 80 ,r,Ior Warwick. OF Bath,
' 80. 1...rndan,s still own it. Or.
-" ,..~:.,,; Warwick and Obtains
Leo: ,i'nai,c ,y;;r the fine estate OF
n. .,. .'.'-.' ;,,..
WATERS OF THE ELK.
,..-.. -, .n,. morning we made orr way
y.r, rich valley. great part Of
"'.- g...,,'., IN tho Warwick estate. Pass
F. ..'..r Nm. Warwick residence and lcav-
H. II 80. ,.'I,,.,. We crossed thc Elk morntain
...- --..4',I',nn :. rio SDrinr," the name OF
2.' ...,,1 ,,ro,,r,.rv and GLADLY Went TO
go. ,f.r i;,rm Of McS>rS. Clcck and Sit
,,..h 1.rsitirnts Of Bath county. the
'.,... :. I,rr;lnr oI nv travelling compan-
d.. ~. were between fifty and sixty
49,. .r.,,, ,lt.. Warm Springs. upon the
."" ,....,, - ;ln INK. After dinner we
"". 49,, ~, S,r;r,, fork of Elk. and
WV" 49,. r,o. In, Ind hardly any luck.
"''.'" w" I'''> I,,. ...,,,n md en- rlcsr tLr
800 ,ri, ~, ,,.,,,Id not lit, although
'"''>' ,:,' ,,,,. f,lInw,.. rnv.IIin,, in thc
W. -" ','' ''.,, ;,,(r, so,,. only Vim thr
''.. ..', r,'.f Cin1., r;,r.,ca nv what is
,", ,,.. ,,v.istnd horse hair
t..'', u.'" .',, ,,.;tI, r,nso NJ one
."'. "'9.' ,,,ni.',,I IN ,oln which
,a' MA '"' ',s' Tr,.;totnd at his had
y ~. ,l..I. .ouait +, rautnrc the
4"'N. - ;.I- ~, (, Ali -, NM
3.N.'i 49,. .,,,,lnr generally rrpudatcs.
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|"''"'>,' -
"@"n@G MN Wl'H interest: ne SNOW cu
his adr"iint-> III hIhUi!hS Ills iiiStl"iiicA',
and cau-ut >c'rf0I tr2r trout anu one
sucker. lie "!rr!>'" th'Hl "t't "a ti'c
water with 4 violence ana lorcc lhat iel,ls
mashed in"h "'"n they struck ''lc nIlh oS1
mind him. am sure inc lolli' oi Tue iisli
Was we'll imprinted Ill the calth. Iney
never kicked alter bc!h| iahoeu' lhls
wound NJ III" il-c "I TINS fuue illllieiiieh'
with ". II i no WONDER II /, dIcaocu pl
the fish. ana tina; they retire before II.
The REGION l. almost exclusively limestone
in il rocks. and HE waters frequently sink
and i~yri lar b. subtcrrancan passages.
The Biz >prn. branch OF FIX SINKS Il mile
or t"" below Inc spring ana rises AGAIN TWO
mics further OH. and 10 tins polht we re-
paired the next DAY. we FcIufileu 10 ot'i
lodgings after deli@htiNl urauSh' AT bl&
spring and r">tcd lrolounulS upon sup
icr ii trout. together with collec: onions
boiled POTATOES. ana butter. Ana mus
her PAY lflhtilc 10 tue po,"'oc' vi llit
I"1'. ~ 40
!"'''''''''' ,,o,.,.r,,v rrorr
me next Gay we Irp"ile4' IT. SaIu CIV, -,
lWiher DOWN Inc Elm anu llao ati! SoH'
>rIl-rai'aiii- >o'ilr hic Lou "n't ~ 80, Wv
uIN">Nl"'l 81 III" h>i ii"!-n't''iS' S.'.".'
The @ra~>-hoppcf nor inc II! cou'o emp
i!}Al' IRE" hitin@. ne cra"-hsii WAS tll'
most popular baIt WIN lnel'i' ana we Nci'
home about ! q, clock +. NJ. WIN an aii mp,
me ~ trout lor thc Wii VINO iallllt: ~
r,' "' tAr 'Fot'I @, Tue I'm - i,i 7hor ~
III me i'o'' n.io .t',. H., ,nno :, y
-pr"""l trout inalnS 'ii!t ny ".t l,t Inv
)" '"' ,'''; ~" " ,''.,i .n' ~; .I'",. ,,,aI,
:H'.'" 10 >!""' ~: P,',s.,I va ~. ,,,n,
LH"'r"' ""'''' al" III ~ ,,.,'tl,.
'' >,,"l '''' 1910 sl -. go,
VI '.'h' "il'ft 'lt ,io", n,ie'9 rs p' H.
!'i,' \ a''"' .'A'"l:cu ~ VI. .;, 80 49,,
'''j water was "'2r'itou''. >" ~" ~
>"""H -! Joy anu III; Noiliptt'' o' ~ =
SAr' rh'i"" Inc INC pressure ooei ny, :,
lrrl. II WAS Il o'Iusloil. was e.Ci "se"to''
b0i III moment iclt me JOYS o. El!siuil,
II was In" most glorious bath ever haC'
on, pm III" IN FIX ana let me o"e'i WITH '''
''"''''-''I '''''e i''e'
THE StNhEN RIVER.
The next day we wound up our sport Il
BIZ, SPRING" and my companion, turnln:
hi, horses lead eastward, | set out 10
Webster county. further down on Elk, a
"coH@rr'~ Mill" where the river havin!
,uuh ior tive miles. again bursts out, ant
whrry ,hrrr are most charming pools, will
'roul ijayin" in them in the most festive