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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
WHO OWNS THE BABY?
A Mysterious Case at Clarksburg With
a Wheeling End.


People in Clarksburg are interested
in ascertaining facts concerning the
maternity of founding, which has
been the subject of considerable mys-
terry. The story is that new born
babe was left on the doorstep of the
Harrison County Infrmary on the
night of March 9th last, with note
stating that the "little darling will
be called for some day." and begging
Mrs. Cook, wife Of the perintendent,
to take good care of it. 1t remained
at the poor house until last week.
Tuesday evening Rev. G. W. Grimes,
of Clarksburg, drove up to the institu-
tion with two ladies, one of whom was
introduced as the representative of a
philanthropical society. She repre-
sented that she knew the child's par
ents, who were about to be married,
and it was her purpose TO return the
child to them. The child was given
to her. She registered as Miss e. S.
Bacon, Roxbridge, Mass. When the
matter was reported to the county
court, that body demanded the return
of the child. On Friday the woman
returned with the baby, but after the
necessary legal papers were drawn up,
she was allowed to retain possession
with the understanding that the in
FAINT will be cared for at present in an
orphans home.
The Rev. Mr. Grimes stated that
he interested himself in Miss Bacon
on account Of a letter he received from
Mrs. Sisson, of Wheeling Island. He
stated also that the baby is now in
care of Miss e. S. Bacon, of No. $40
Market street. Miss Bacon held that
it was not necessary to get legal pos
session to take the child, as it had not
legally been placed in the hands Of
the county court
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
WEST YIRGINIANS.
Drowned in Copper River While Seek
ing Gold in Alaska.

Cicero McCurdy prominent young
West Virginian who left Huntington
almost one year ago for the gold fields
of Alaska, has returned. McCurdy
was one of party of 10 who left that
immediate vicinity, and they pushed
their way onward until they reached
1.-The upper waters Of Copper River A
number OF claims were located, and
seven members of the party left soon
afterward for their return to w. Va.
The other two members Of the party
Guy Howard and Train HALEY, re-
manned in Alaska for few months,
but their claims proved not to be profit
able, and they started on their return
trip also. Embarking in small ca
noe, they started down Copper River,
but the rapids were fierce, and they
had not proceeded far on their peri
lous journey until the canoe was upset
and its occupants were struggling in
the rapids. McCurdy fortunately got
hold of the canoe and managed to get
ashore, but his two companions were
lost. After many trying experiences
McCurdy got away from the frozen
North, and is now telling his neigh
bors his experience
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
THE HONEYMOON ENDED.
Married but two weeks the hus-
band goes crazy.

James Kirby, Of Cheat Haven, is the
unfortunate Young mantle Is Sec
ton Foreman there--Many people
here know him--Signs or mental
alteration had been noticed before
lie Is In UniontoWn aud will be taken
to DixmOnt soon.
Married but two weeks and now
raving maniac is the sad story of
James Kirby of Cheat Haven He
was section boss down there and but
two weeks ago he led to the altar a
Miss Shaekelford. A day or so since
he was taken to Uniontown and con-
fined in the Jail on a charge of luna
cy and he will be sent to Dixmont as
soon as the proper arrangements can
be made.
Kirby was popular young man
and there seemed to be nothing In
the way of his passing happy life.
He has married the girl of his choice
and nothing was lacking which
could insure to them all possible
happiness.
He had had touches of mental
alteration and these became very
pronounced shortly after his mar
riage and the condition became 80
pronounced that it could not be ig-
nored and he was taken up on
charge of lunacy. The preliminary
examination sustained the charge
and he was taken to Uniontown and
placed in the jail. From there he
will be removed TO the asylum at
Dixmont for treatment.
OF course it is too early to form an
opinion as to the success which will
attend the treatment which he will
receive there but it is to be hoped
that he may recover and be returned
to his home which is now broken
up by the sad afilietion which has
befallen it,
Kirby is known to many people
here and he is universally liked BY
his acquaintance. They all deeply
regret the fate that has overtaken
him and his young bride.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01

known as a safe and conservative man.
Mr.. McGraw makes friends wherever
he goes. and every speech he makes
will gain strength for him.
''How about the next legislature"
"Well, in this neighborhood the
republicans will carry everything as
usual. In the district ] believe the
democrats will gain from three to
five members. The general result, /
think, will be in doubt. 1t will be
close, but am not sanguine that the
democrats will carry the legislature
The republicans have a big majority
of holdover senators which gives
them heavy advantage.
If the legislature is democratic will
Mr.. McGraw still be candidate for
the U. S. senate?"
eyes, there is no doubt of that.
Mr.. McGraw has often said to me as
well as to Others that the height of
his ambition was to get into the Unit
ed States senate. / do not think his
nomination for congress will interfere
with his candidacy for the senate.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
High Class iIinstreIs.

Leon Washburn's famous white and
black MINISTRIES gave matinee and
night performance at the Academy Of
Music on Christmas. The show is
one Of the best Of its kind that has
ever appeared In this city. The
march Of the Hussars, Horner and
Hall, the knock about comedians, Ber-
ry and Hughes, the eccentric musical
artists, LeClair, the wonderful contor-
Zionist, Weaver, the fine male soprano,
and Signor Martino's tarpeze work
were among the best features. The
bioscope pictures at the close was a
fitting climax to an excellent perforr
nance. The show has two good bands.
-Hagerstown, Md, Mail Dec. n.
Opera House Friday Oct. 7.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
Sunday Notices.

Rev. Sandy Christian, pastor of
the A. NJ. E. Church, will preach his
farewell sermon tomorrow. The SER
mon will be especially for young peo-
pie but all will be welcome. Sabbath
school at 2:30.
Salvation army meetings on Sun
day as follows: 1920 a. IN. holt
ness; p. m. Christians praise meet
ing; s p. M, subject: '.Come and
See." LIEUT.. JOHN HELLEwEGE,
in Charge.
Regular services will be held at
the Baptist church tomorrow. The
Sunday School will held at $50 and
B. Y. p. u. at $50.
Regular services will be held at the
M. P. Church, Walnut ST., tomorrow
at 1890 and 7:30, conducted by the
pastor. Sunday School at 9.15 and
Young People meeting at 700.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
Preachers aud Editors.

We are always glad to have preach
ers among us. We have sort Of fell
low feeling for them. They do more
work for less thanks than any other
people except editors. They are
much like editors. They run out Of
copy. They frequently use the scis-
sors and paste pot. They don't please
every body and sometimes not any
body. They have trouble with delin-
quents. They get paid in soap and
green beans--just when they have
notes due. Mighty pleasant it is to
preach or edit-at times. Ripley
Mountaineer.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Several Hundred students Here and
More Coming.

Hon. W. NJ. 0. Dawson, Secretary
Of State, drove over from Kingwood
yesterday to put his son Daniel and
Clyde Watson in the University.
The town of Bluefield, Mercer
county, in the extreme southeastern
part of the State, sends five students
to the University this year, and
there are several others from Mer-
Ger county.
Last year there were 66 students
from Pennsylvania in the Universi.
ty. This year the number will prob
ably reach 100 from that state.
The Sigma Chi boys are filing up
their chapter house with old and
new members.
Richie county will have at least
a dozen students here this year.
DR.. Mckenzie takes Or. Reynolds
room in University Hall and DR.
Reynolds moves to the second floor
Of Science Hall. This is done in
order to give DR.. McKenzie's French
classes plenty of blackboard space.
Adjutant Gramm, of the cadet
corps, is one of the busiest men about
the University.
Among the first young lady stu
dents to arrive were Miss Stalnaker
of Martinsburg, Miss Dent of Graf
ton, Miss Neel of Richie county,
Miss Browning Of Wellsburg, aud
Miss Bitner, of Jefferson county.
The first chapel exercises will be
held Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The citizens Of this town are invited
to attend
The students crowd into the
Presidents office in such numbers
that in order to relieve the pressure
a big table has been placed in the
corridor adjoining the office where
some Of the students may fill up their
matriculation blanks.
Mr.. Hang Guey Wong, of China,
has returned ready to resume his
work. He spent the summer in
Pittsburg. Mr.. Wong is an excel
lent student.
Baptist Hall, in Sunnyside, is rap
idly filing up with students.
Prof. #. c. Atkeson and family,
who spent the summer in Putnam
COUNTY, returned yesterday and at
once resumed housekeeping.
Prof. Barton had a pleasant vaca-
ton at his home in Fredericksburg,
Virginia, and has returned to work.
Cadet Johnson, of Monroe county,
is another grandson of the Univer-
sity," his father being an alum
nus Of the school.
1t is impossible to tell how many
students are in town, but there are
several hundred.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01

showing the effects of confinement
and stale grub to some extent.
We Of the naval contingent are be-
ginning to feel those natural qualms
attendant on making our formal re-
ports TO the Admiral which we hope
will be accomplished within four days.
How we do wish for news! We
hayn't had any since July 81 and only
a Frisco paper then so you may know
we're news hungry.
Sincerely yours.
HENRY M. LEPs, z. s. n.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01

FISHER -RlCHARDsON- Married in
Fairmont on Thursday September 20
Sanford Fisher and Miss Jennie Rich
ardson both of this county. The
young couple have returned to Monon-
gala and will go to housekeeping in
their new house above here on the
river as soon as it is completed. We
extend our heartest congratulations
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
Spot Him.

The ''war tramp is abroad. He
blisters his arm with acid and goes up
to back door with a pitiful tale of
hardship he has suffered. At the
same time he exhibits the arm and it
seldom fails to bring something He
is fraud and his class are working
all over the country
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
Notice.

All members OF Union Lodge No. 4
A. f. and A, M. are requested to meet
in the Lodge Room on Saturday even
ing October 1st at 1880 o'clock to
make arrangements to attend the fun
eral of our late brother Thomas f.
Goodwin.
e. III. CooaIBs, w. M.
JOHN j. BROWN, Secy.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
Notice TO Taxpayers.

The undersigned will be at I'll. C.
Bakers hard ware store on each Sat
urday until the thirty-frst day of
October, 1898, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving borough taxes. A discount
of two per cent will be allowed until
the above date.
j. F. WEAVER, tax collector.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01

A FINE evolutionary entertainment
will be given at the NJ. p. Church on
Monday evening by Rev.C. L.Queen,
A. b., of Buckhannon. Mr.. Queen
always delights an audience. Go
and hear him. See hand bills.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
A Pretty Home.

Desirable location in North Nor
gantown, for sale. House is new
seven rooms and reception hall, with
all modern conveniences. Call at
this office. Is ct.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01

New neckwear at Hirschman's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-01
FROM MANILA.
Ensign Henry NJ. Leps Writes
of his Trip Across the
Pacific.

He has Just Reached the Far off Phil
pines Getting Ready to BE Intro
duced to Dewey-Five Hundred Sea
Sick People on one Boat What Was
Seen and Heard at HOnolulu-Im-
pressions of the Natiyes-The Rest
Of the Voyage Hungry for News
from Home--0ther Notes by the way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
News of the city Courts.

I'm the city Circuit Court Yesterday suit
was entered 10y the Chesapeake and ohio
Railway Company against Philip Kelley
Executor Go recover Sl25. Action of debt
Notice of motion Tor Judgment WAS dock
-tcI Inn the case of john Williams against
Bette Williams for Si1i.&
I'm me Law and Equity Court eleven
motions for Judgment We're entered
AGAINST Mr. julius StIaus. 0u The ground
rIst he entered into AN agre meut with
Ines. creditors of Mr.. Lee Strauss to pay
az Der cert. of the face value oi the
claims against the latter. The suits arg
I'M contested The plaintiffs are Charles
p Decker d Coz Crooks Root ~ Co.,:
i.nitcd states Rubber COMPANY. NauonH
india rubber Company. r. 4. Whieker ~
90 KimhaN Brothers George NJ. Coz
burn H. r. Cody a. T.. Mann x Co.:
Gregory. Shaw co. and the Ashland
Sho.- Leather Complain
Marriage licenses wgre issued in r. the
UuStineS Court Yesterday io The follow
ir,,. lanes 4. Cosby and Annie T.. Sizer:
WILDER r. Hawks and Mary A. McMahon;
lIichac, j. Moore and Emily NJ. NeSl-
colt. r.. Garlick Wilson and Maud NJ
Hubb1rd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS or VIRGINIA.
state Convention to Meet In sinunton
To-NIgbt-GoVcrnor Wont 60.

The eighth annual convention Of thu
Virginia State Smday-School Society.
embracing all Protestant denominations.
VIII meet in the Methodist church 10
stanton tonight and continue through
tomorrow and Friday, with three ses-
sous each day. Every sunday school in
the state is entitled 10 one delegat" 20
addition TO the pastor and superintendent
The Richmond delegation will leave via
the Chesapeake and OHIO train this morn
ing.
Governor Tyler who was 90 have de-
iivcred one Of the principal addresses to-
night. will not be- able 90 attend. lie
sent the following telegram yesterday
Richmond Va. April 10, ISIS.
MraA. Lee knowles. StauutOu Va:
Dear Sir.-Thc present emergencies
which you appreciate will render IL in-
advisable for me 90 be absent from The
Executive Office, ana J am. therefore r..
iuctanty compelled 10 announce my iu-
ability 90 be- with the sunday Con
veutior tomorrow. GOd-pe.d your gOoa
work. Respectfully yours
y. HOGE TYLER.
The programme. ar arranged for to-
night is as follows.
130-Beception of Delegates; Rev 7. j..
Prettymau presiding, Address of vel
come ON Behalf Of the City, by Hon
Alex. II. Fultz. Mayor For the CiV
Churches Rev. Il. q. jet; For the Cilt
Sunday Schools Major jed. Hotcnki-s
For the Augusta County sunday Scho..
Union Rev. j. y. Van Dcvarter. Hia-
Response hy President. q. T.. Nawter
Ill. u. S3'-Addrcss. THE sunday
School the Nations School-Housc.' Cox
ornor j. Hoee Tyler
The following are the officers Of The
society:
G.. i. Vawter. President Miller Schoo.
Va Vice-Presidouts. Mr. Thomas Potts.
Mr. Charles =. Rady. Mr.. rs. r.. Jones
Rev T.. L. Pen. -. D.. Richmond. Val
Rev. y. J.. Bathbvrn. Fail, Church. Na.t
Corresponding and state Secretary. A.
Lee Kuowles Stauntou. Va; K-c1rdIns
Secretary Alfred j. Gary Richmond.
Va: Treasurer. j. g. Mathews Charlotte
vile. Va.
Executive Committee-Nr. John j. PET
tyiohn. Mr.. r. +. Shefiey Mir. G.. $. Hu,-
ton. Mr.. II. T.. McWane Lyuchburp. Pro-
fessor Ormond stone. University of Viz
einia: Mr.. James a. Crosby, Lone Foun-
tain Va: Mr. T.. Y. White. Portsmouth Do.
va: Mr.. Henry $. Trout Roanoke. Va;
Roy. Robert j. Kerr. j.. D.. Mr.. p. J..
Johnson, Mr. ". f. Fox, Mr.. James II.
Crenshaw. Richmond. Va: Rev. Il. II.
Gwinn. Glade Springs Va; Mr. Blair
Pcgram. High Gate. Va; Mr. G. w. Pa
mer. Saltviur. Va; Rev W. w. Stalcy
y. D.. Suffolk. Va: Mr.. Walter i. Irvine,
Norfolk. Va. Mr. o. e. Morgan, Peters
burg. Va: Mr. u. ,. Campbell. Blacks
burg. Va; MIR A Lee Knowles. interna-
uoual committeeman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
STATUS OF STOCKS.
MEN ~ WALL STREET WHO STILL
EXPECT PEACE.
BUYERS SUSTAIN PR
Declines In London. However. Indi-
cate Abandonment There Of the
wheat and Provisions Advance.

.rrsttr rr..r.r~ I'll 81 ri.
70, ,,.,, -. ~, .,,,,
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TO JUL" ""'t 'l,9 ""'t 'l"S assumption
on, but they hold TO IL with sufficient te-
nacity TO decline 90 sell out their holdings
i'm s-crritiss and tbav buv aldittop,l
........t. $500. .......i., II.
.''D''''e7 "' any i'''''i'a' "'1'''.' h'Se
buyers were I'D the market AT the open
Ing to-day, and they sustained prices
aboye/ the London parity. Thus inviting
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s'hd SHi'res oil l"e international secure
Ties which hdI been bought I'D London
90 the lower prices ruling there. The
a1rly declines iu T.oudou seemed IN iudi-
..... ,,..f...., ,,I..,.,,,,, ,, ,b.. hone
or peace, ana spanish 70 So D'ih ih Iohdoh
and Paris dropped 81 per cent. The sup
bort accorded io Americans iu New York
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RESORT.
MONEY MARKET SMALL.
Onaratlors i'm the money market con-
.f,,,,,.., ,..-.. ,,,,,1, r..,r,o,.d though ,b.ra
...-,'.-. i.'.i, NJ -. fn~ c,iI
I.ar4 ON fha stock exchange. loans being
.'"I' on cue 49, ,rt ,i',,.. -
~. ~. i.,t,.'r ,r,,,, and tb.~, ,.,.r.
-, ,'...',l,,,r... ~ .oIJ for
..,,,,ort
Railroad bonds continued semi-stagusnt
and prices generally declined Total sales
,.,,-.,,...i ,..
United states new IS declined = ana ihe
~. coupon l-i per cent. DID me hld price
t"-d"y. Others were uh.n'nsrH d"
new u.s. coupon. sol" M I'' against IlS
Yesterday ANA the 'lu -. 'oup'n' solu
"t l'S. as compared wiz" I''-' l'Sl.'' '''
Total sales OF stocks. INt''' shaIes. M
Guiding Chicago. burlington ana quincy
l27G6; Louisville and NashNiIIe. 9.A'';
Manhattan j. '.|-: norm racine pre-
ferred. llelS' Rock Island 9.oI5; st. PAU.
COTS; mon l'ciIc pIel,'I c..,, - 80
Union Paclhc' pehHer anu Nul', s.,-''
American Tobacco "'."o'' sugar l'otI'
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
u lt-Joncv ON call steady AT 2G3
rar cent. last loan al per cent? PRIME
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
RICHMOND roRAcco MARKET

Richmond. Va. April 10. Isls
Private SALES to-day were as follows:
Wrappers. J. hosshsads. filters. hogs
head; leaf dark. 2D hosFhrads. lugs. 10
hoEshendS Total number OF hogShrads
sold during the day. g.
United States mterual-reyeuue cOliec-
tlous for the city oI Richmond Va. toe
day were. Tobacco. s2.1sy.3f; cigars and
cigarettes $3.50 Total. $2G29i
Sales OF new dark loose leaf on the
Richmond breaks to-day were: Crrn-
shaw'- Warehouse 8 in5 pounds-highcst
price. 81. Total number Of pounds sold
during the day w-r" i.iu5-hi.hrs price
{L
Stonc"all Warehouse had good bright
sale to-day. This warehouse VIII have a
fine dark sale Tomorrow
SnocHue Warehouse had small dark
sale to-day.
Tomorrow M.ssrs. Frazer * Th0mp-
Nu~ WIFI open ID hogsheads of excellent
dark tobacco. raised by William 4. Ham
urr. of Nelson county Va.
Mr.. l. T.. Cooper. a prominent tObacco-
MIST of Wilson y. g.. was 70 visitor t0 trc
Richmond TRADE to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
ARE GOING TO THE WHITE.
General Lee and others Engage cot
tngcS for the summer.

The outlook is bright for a most sue
ccssfuI season at the White Sulphur this
summer Many applications for hotel
rooms and cottages are daily being made
ana already a greater number Of engage
ments are concluded than for four or Use
seasons past
Among those who have engaged cot
taees for the approaching season. or are
arranging for accommodations are Gene
raj Fitzhugh Lee. who has taken the
Bruce cottage for his family; Mr. Viz
giuius Newton Mr. Thomas ". Ruther-
foord. Mr. John T.. Branch. Mr.. j. D..
McIaren. Dr. B. W. Green Mr.. h. e..
Rcnuold-. Mrs Charles T. Stokes and
the Misses Stokes. Mr.. John Lyons Mr
r.. Rand Wexford. Mr. Otway Allen. Mrs.
Camm, the Misses Camm. Miss Edna
Forbes. the Misses Mcclure. Mr. Johu
SHELTON Williams. an of Richmond Mr.
Southeate Lennon Mrs ID. +. Wari
Mrs. ". G. Weld. Mrs. l. J.. Jackson.
Mr. A. u. Jones Mr.. r. Irvine kcyser
Judge Albert Eitchie. MIS-. ". q. Ward.
Of Baltimore. Miss Ballard. Of Louisville
Mrs G. Lee Mcmillan Mr. Pritchar'
Mrs g. A. Williams. New Orleans. DI
f. G.. Boyd Mrs. A. s. Bingham. Wash
inetou. -. c.. Colonel ~. j.. Peters. Uni
versity of Virginia. Mrs r.. 81. Gilbert.
Columbus. o.; Ralph Elliott and family.
Savannah. Ga. d. ". RciuhIrt Plain
field. y. j.; Lieutenant Writ Robinson
United states navy Cambridge Mass.
Julian Burk Alexandria. Va, CoIoua
Richard Dulauy Virginia and many
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
THE SUMNER NORMAL SCHOOL.
Place for the Last of Them Posi-
lively FiNed-Dates and Instructors.

Dr. !. W. Southall. superintendent Of
Public Instruction. Yesterday decided
positively upon Mount Jackson, Sheuan-
doah county, as the place for holding the
third of the summer normal schools for
white teachers This school will open
about July 1elh. and Professor Charles
H. Winston. Of Richmond College. viii
Doe the conductor. The Farmvl!e Normal
of which Professor Thomas jefferson
Stubbs of William and Mary Will be
conductor. wifi begin about July lst The
instructors for these schools will be- soc
lected within the next week. The School
of Methods, thf programme for which has
already been published. viii De- held at
Charlottesville from June 9th 10 july
.2d Conductor f.. c. Glass has a. fine
corps OF assistants.
Dr. SOuthall has fixed upon July DIST.
22d and I'D as the days for the cXamiua-
ton of teachers i'm AN tine cities and Couu-
ties of the State and al the GUNNER nor
mails. The same lists of questions VIII
be- used i'm AN of the examinations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
Honrd of Fisheries To-Day.

Senator George -. Kcczen OF Rock
ingham, arrived I'm the city last night,
and is stopping at the Lexington He
goes down 10 Hampton to-day 10 attend
20 meeting of the State Board Of Fisheries.
Since the first meeting of this body held
here some weeks ago. the president and
secretary have been through consider
able portion Of the oyster and fishing
section. and the body Will be prepared to-