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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01

HENSEL.-Dled at 10 p. IT., at her
residence. 1l3 east Marshall. Mrs. WILL
LIAM HENSEb, formerly Miss Eliza
Waterman. in the GJth year OF her age.
She was formerly OF Richmond county
Va.
Funeral at 10 A. NJ TO-DAY, April LIST.
Interment I'm Riyerylew Cemetery.
Washington %. CO papers please copy
LANGsTEDT.-Died at her residence.
No. 29l6 east Main street, March 3lst. at
3:l5 A. NJ. Mrs. ELSIE LANGSTEDT,
widow Of DR.. +. II. Langstedt.
Funeral from above residence THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON at 8 O'clock.
Friends invited to attend. No flowers.
sQUIRE-Dled. at the residence OF his
son, No. east Clay street. March 3ist. at
2;l5 A. NJ, l.. $. SQUIRE. IN the 73d year
Of his age.
Funeral from St. Paups church THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON. April LIST. az 4
o'clock. Interment mi Hollywood. Friends
and acquaintances of family invited TO
attend.
STEELE.--Died March 81, 1899, AZ i:ij
y. NJ, at her late residence, No. 40l north
Madison street, Mrs. A. T.. STEELE.
rellct OF J. ID. steele. and daughter OF Ed
mond T. and Marian Courtney, OF New
Kent county. Va, after a long and pain
ful illness. which she bore with patience
and fortitude. in her Goth year.
REST I'm peace"
Funeral from residence SUNDAY, AprfD
"a, at 40 u. NJ. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited 10 attend. by request, no
flowers.
Petersburg papers please copy. 2ts
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DRY-DOCK At NEW ORLEANS.
IL VIII lie the Largest of It's kind
in the World.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., March a.-Rep-
resentative Meyer, Of Louisiana, was az
the Navy Department to-day to confer
with Rear-Admlral Endicott. OF the Bu-
reau OF Yards and Docks, relative 10 the
commencement Of the work upon the steel
drv-dock at Algiers. La, for the con-
struction OF which the contract has been
awarded to the Maryland Steel Company.
He was informed that the contract, al
though awarded, had not been signed,
as the department is awaiting some sup
Elementary plans. which are being pro-
cured from England.
The contract requires that work upon
the dock shall commence twenty days
after il is signed. Much OF the work will
be done at Algiers, as the Maryland Steel
Company has already requested the use
OF the entire government reservation
there. but IL has not yet been decided
whether the hull OF the dock Will be put
together I'm the Chesapeake and fioated 10
Algiers, or whether the plates VIII be
shipped TO Algiers and put together there.
This new steel floating dock Will be tho
largest dock OF It's kind in the world.
capable of receiving i5.oo-ton battle
shin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01

Georgia's 2O-Yenr Arrangement
Ends-State Guarding Hereafter.

ATLANTA, GA, March a.-The twenty
year convict lease. out OF which have
grown so many investigations, so many
scandals, and so much alleged cruelty
expired tonight at Y o'clock, and the
lessees who have enjoyed the profit Of the
felOns toll for twenty years gave up the
cOnyicts, the contract between the con-
tractors and the State terminating. For
the past twenty years lessees have had
the keeping OF convicts. and were per-
mitted to administer punishment. Under
the new arrangement which was ordered
by the last Legislature, convicts will be
leased for five-year terms only, and the
State will clOthe, feed. and guard them.
IL H. estimated that there are now in the
State penitentiaries about 400 conyicts.
and they are 10 be distributed among
eighteen contractors, who recently made
bids for the labor OF the felOns. The
transfer OF the convicts from the different
camps viii require considerable time. and
many transfer guards, and Will begin to-
morrow.
Some Of the camps under the old lease
have given up all convict labor and will
hereafter employ free labor; other camps
will get the convicts again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
NEWPORT NEWS.
secretary Long Inspects the Ship
larh-Bricfs.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 81
(Special.) -Secretary- f-the-Navy John d.
Long and party arrived at the ship-yard
40 noon to-day from Richmond on the
United States lighthouse tender Jessa-
mine. The Secretary came for the pur-
pose of inspecting the mammoth plant Of
the Newport News Ship-building and Dry
DOCK Company and the naval work which
Is contracted for al this yard. He is ac-
cOmpanieG b. his vile and MS daughter
Miss Helen Long, and DR.. Urie, surgeon,
United States navy.
Nayal-COnstructor J. J.. Woodward. who
is I'm charge Of the naval work here. paid
his~respects 10 the Secretary, and this
afternoon tour Of inspection was made
Mr.. Woodward accompanied the party
and all of the departments of the plant
were visited. Considerable time was de-
voted TO a careful inspection Of the big
battleships kearsarge, Kentucky. and ILL
nois. The first two are in the last stages
Of completion, and Will be commissioned
In few months. Inquiry was made by
the Secretary as to the progress on the
battleship Missouri and the monitor Ar
kansas, which are yet in the Office" The
keels for these ships, however, VIII be
laid I'm the next few weeks.
The Democrats Of Newport News are
divided on the question Of electing sena-
tors by popular vote. Commemorative
Attorney Newton. Hon. r. u. Powell. W.
i. Barrett j.. NJ. BraXton, all Of whom
signed the call; City-Treasurer j. VI. Cur
It's, Mayor a. a. Moss; Irwin Tucker, one
Of the Democratic leaders; City-Auditor
J. W. Read, Councilman T.. l. Ford, and
several other prominent Democrats are
in favor of a new method of electing
senators which will give better satisfac-
ton, and most of them favor the plan
proposed. CRrk-Of-COurts ID. G.. Smith.
POlice-Justice ID. G.. Brown, Deputy-Clerk-
of-Courls G. c. Crafford, Mr.. G.. b. "A.
Booker Attorney r. NJ. Lett are among
those who are bitterly opposed to the
plan.
The Elizabeth County Court will be petit
toned next week TO appoint viewers
to make a report as to the ACCESSIBILITY
OF opening the proposed county road be-
tween Warwick road and Little Bethel
Corner. The route, when opened, will be
a popular one for the farmers, and it is
believed that both merchants and farmers
will profit by it. The Business-Men's As
ISOLATION will undertake to raise 500 10
pay for the expense Of making the road.
Magruder Camp, Confederate Veterans.
last night elected the following officers:
Commander, W. w. Faulkner Qe-electeO;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT G. III. Hinns and
II. :. Mcpherson Ge-elected; Third Lieu
Commander, j. Il. Suit Ge-electeO;
Adjutant, Thomas Eubank Ge-elected;
Surgeon, j. W. Ayler (re-elected; G.
Blanchard, quartermaster; Sergeant
Major, w. p. Ballard; Treasurer, George
b. West; Chaplain, w. T. Stennett: officer
OF the Day, John =. Dunniyant; Vidette,
H. j. Fleury; Color-Sergeant. IL. II. Epes,
Color Guards, r. a. Hopkins and W. L.
ROlfe.
The southern quarantine season opens
tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY,
Death of n Venerable Indy-Bridge
Damaged.

PETERSBURG, VA, March 91.-(Spe-
cial)-Alrs. Robert Richie died az her
home in Dinwiddie county, this MORN
ing; aged about II years. When she re-
turned from church last Sunday after
noon she was taken with n chill. and
subsequently acute pneumonia was de-
Neloped. of which she died. Mrs. Richie
was closely connected with many of the
pest families In Dinwiddie. was widely
known. ana greatly beloved. she leaves
three children-MeSsrs. w H. and Robert
Rltchie, prominent citizens Of the county
ana Mrs. j. II. HarWel, Of this city. She
was sister Of Captain j. r. Banks for
a great many years one Of the best mag
lStrates ana most successful farmers Of
the county.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thacker. on aged and
much esteemed lady, is ill at her resi-
dence. on Halifax street.
The funeral OF Dr. y. +. Cosby. the
Oldest dentist i'm our city. took place
this afternoon from st. Paul's Episcopal
church.
Mr.. Thomas Bland. Of the Eighth
United states Regular Infantry. has re-
turned nome. having received an honor
apie discharge from the service. He par
uclpated i'm the battles around Santiago.
ana escaped without injury. lie will NOT
re-enlist in the service.
Inc Misses Spiller, of WytheVile, are
visiting Miss Laura Jones. on Marshall
street. They will be given a reception on
Easter Monday afternoon.
1t Is understood that the contract for
the construction of our new street cleo
trio railway was awarded yesterday in
Baltimore
a relief board has been organized bv
the Odd-FellOWs here for the assistance
OF worthy members Of the order who are
in need. when passing through the city.
The officers of the board are: Monroe
Lodge. George L. Badger. chairman; Ap-
pomattoX Lodge W. ID. Morris. secre-
tary; Petersburg Lodge George II.
Brown. treasurer.
A schooner. which arrived here 10 dis
charge coal, while attempting to turn
around last night to get TO her wharf.
accidentally struck against Pocahontas
bridge, and somewhat damaged that
structure. The matter is being investi-
gated, and If negligence on the part OF
the schooner is shown her owners will
have fO nav DAMAGES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01

more rigid than at Port Tampa where
everything was disposed of i'm "A day At
the mouth Of the Savannah the troops
from the san Antonio were retained TWO
days and all baggage which was NOT
carried by the men themselves VIII Dc
held I'm quarantine for ten days.
Many were the fears on the part OF
the lads when they saw their knapsacks,
boxes. and blankets, with all thelr WorI1-
ly possessions, go into the Iaise 'ai.h
with the sulphurous fumes conducted into
il through q couple of pipes. as they
thought of cigars. dainty presents, ana
photographs of sweethealts, Dut as IL
turned out no damage was done. our
veteran darby cook. who had been pre-
pared for the ordeal by the men, was
Nerv much relieved when we lett quaran-
tine saying: Il was afeared dat dey was
a-ewine ter perfumigate me in de cam
teen and it all was as big a farce as
the darky ignorantly made OF II.
Instead Of the cots which were ielt NJ
Camp Columbia each man has been pro-
Vided with a hay mattress Wh,ch Hldhes
n more comfortable nest than the canvas
hunks during the cold nights when pre-
vail here at this time. The change IN the
climate was not felt by those coming
from Tampa until midnight while on the
train. when everybody aW0ke ABOUT the
Same time TO throw on a blanket. over
coats. which had been relegated TO the
bottom of our packs as useless Wheh We
left for Cuba. are again iashionaDle' II
army coats can be- and now instead OF
singing songs 10y the light Of the moon
ON The grass in Cuba, the men shlVer as
they tell war stories around the camp
Cantain Daughtry and Lieutenant
Rlankenship who was detailed to the
Fiehth Infantry while they were at Ha-
bana' arrived in camp yesterday after
noon inst ahead of their company much
,o the low of Lieutenant Spencer, who
has very efficiently commanded the com
panv during the absence of its able cap
tain. - 1..,,o,,,. II
Private Charley Dear. of company H.
commissary store at division headquar-
ters' has reported back TO his company
o,,d occomnanied IL on its voyage over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
WITH THE FOURTH.
Notes of the Trip Bnck-The Fumi-
cation Process.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch)

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
CAMP ONWARD, SAVANNAH GA,
March 3O.-After tedious voyages all three
tetachments Of the Fourth Virginia are
once more oncamped on American soil
After somewhat over three months Of
l.r,.en service and separation from ma
Us. land. the sea again divides them
f..m the seat of war. While not out OF
service yet. the men have a Tar greater
l..H.. Of security from continued reten-
U.n i. service than they had while IN
Cuba The fear that the cuban police
might prove incapable, or that the war
il fle Philippines might Keep the Noiuh-
t.Df. m cuba through the rainy season,
N. .Dneer hauntS them.
Bach one Of the detachments were en-
l.Ite from three and a half TO four ana
% lulf Iavs. which was longer than the
schedule time, but the men have learned
ty experience 10 ada one or TWO Gays Ior
ID movements 10 allow for logs, tides
accidents. etc. and SO pretty close cal
DlIaflDn is made.
Tor IAN discomforts there was a balm
fD The bows. and that was the reminder
lat they were hOmeward pound ana no
ouht this. as well az the smooth stas'
Contributed to ward of seasickness Ton
s.lucutly there was no growing because
a great many had TO sleep on the hofrl-
'fue deck OF the steamer or III the DOT
'Iin ot the life-bOats. -.
DO ME companies II anu " VIZ 49,
ns at Port Tampa the time WAS occu-
pied in fishing and shooting at the ducks
ald peicans which hocked around lne
iauOn Much diversion was FOUND IN
watching the pelican guards, whlch
arranged themselves in military order
.9ng the line OF posts around the PIERS.
nd seemed TO be very soldierly I'm tnelI
hDaring, with the exception that some OF
Them would sleep In this position. one
% the sporting members OF Company III
Shot one Of these birds. which was
gainst the law governing the wharves,
and when reprOyed by an officer for the
misdomeanOr. replied that the sentinel
oeserved the punishment for sleeping on
bis post.
The san Antonio with Companies A, u,
- l.. and NJ, made slow Trip but
reached the harbOr just I'm time 10 avoid
iae storm, which came up Immediately
thereafter.
Tho fumigation laws at Tybee are much
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
YEARS OF TORTURE.
Relief nj Hand Had He Only Known
Where 10 Look for II.

Let us, my good friends. always suit
our tools to the work TO be done Wo
do not trim our nails with broadswords
or carve statues with AIDES. Now. a
word Is n tool. Just as a hoe IL. or n
razor. The figure Of Liberty on quarter
OF a dollar is impressed there by a ma
chine made for the purpose by the same
token words were invented to imprint
thoughts and ideas on the minds Of
others. And every word or expression
has currency meaning OF its own so
long as we refrain from using them In a
slack or careless way.
Just as the Lord Mayors coach or
ones own best clothes are not intended
for every little trumpery occasion, so
great words should be reserved til the
time comes when nothing else Will do.
When n man singes his whiskers by the
slovenly handling Of a lighted match we
do not rouse mp the fire department.
Now. the word "excruciating" IS one
Of the strongest words in the Engnsh
language. II ungles with sharp sisn'h-
canoe as a black cats back snaps Win
electricity on n frosty night Only sha'-
low people will take liberties win inns
word. In our ordinary talk II does NOT
come properly into play once year.
and rightly go. For II alludes 10 klnd
Of mental or physical suffering that we
desire 10 avoid thinking or speaking OF.
II the root meaning Of the word "eXcru-
dating" escapes you for a moment look
II ND I'm the dictionary. 1t IS a word with
o. pedirree. and its ancestors have sup
ned with horrors since men began to make
history.
The question, then. that You and l
have TO settle IS, whether Mr.. George T.
simpson employed this dlsnifed and ex-
elusive word justifably when he said: II
was troubled twelve years with much
pain in the small Of my back. so con-
tinuous was It that / ceased TO take
pleasure in work. Indeed. ] ceased TO
take pleasure altogether With me life
got TO be a thing TO endure. not to enjoy.
/ am speaking within bounds when ]
say that at times these pains were ex-
circulating.
with the pains in my back 1 suf-
fered from terrible periodic headaches
and profound mental depression. ] was
q prey to anxiety and apprehension, the
cause Of which / was unable TO locate or
Yet to look at me you would
hardly have foncied my true condition.
Sometimes when appearing at my best
ana receiving the congratulations Of my
friends on what they were pleased to
call my obvious improvement. l still felt
wretched and miserable But nobody
sympathized with me. ] suppose IT was
because / was not emaciated or run down
as persons with dangerous diseases are
commonly supposed to be.
"While on this point ] may perhaps
be permitted to say that affections Of the
even Brights disease itself. often
co-exist with a generally healthy exter-
nal appearance on the part Of the patient.
The poor fellow may be within a few
weeks Of his death, and yet to the unln-
structed eye look well enough TO pass for
a sound man.
"The secretion from my kidneys was
high coloied and offensive, with n consid-
cradle brick dust deposit ] cannot set
forth in writing what I suffered and shall
not try. The headaches alone | thought
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
Lines to the Memory of Emmett
Archer.

/ looked upon him lying mute
The lovely. white-souled lad.
who'd falpn asleep In violet time.
All, me! my heart was sad
over the years agone | went,
Tracing hts brief career;
When suddenly. like a sunburst. came
This glorious truth 10 cheer:
IT'S not the years we live that tell.
But how we live those years;
White thoughts and fragrant DEEDS
these count,
God values cen our tears!
And, pond'ring thus, my heart grew glad,
Knowing the boy was best;
Saved from the gloom the future had.
He'd entered into rest.
WALTER MARION RAYMOND.
Richmond. Va. March -. 1899.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
IBlnZe In "a Hnr-RoOni.

A slight fire in the saloon OF !. u.
Moore. No. 1888 south Second street. caused
alarms 10 be sent I'm from Boxes No. 90
and No. 50 az l:45 o'clock this morning,
The engine from Engne-House No. 5 cx-
tinguished the blaze IN short order.
The damage viii not exceed 500. The
property IL owned by Greener Neal. The
origin Of the fire Is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01

As the season OF the year when pneu.
monia, Ia grippe, sore throat. coughs.
colds, catarrh, bronchitis, and lung
troubles are 10 be guarded against, no.
thing rs a fine substitute" Will answer
the purpose" or is. Just as good as
One Minute Cough Cure. That is the one
infalible remedy for all lung. throat, OF
bronchial troubles. Insist vigorously upon
having It II something else" Is offered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01

In almost every neighborhood there -
some one whose life has been saved by
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera, and Diars
rhoea Remedy. or who has been cured
OF chronic diarrhoea by the use OF that
medicine. Such persons make point e
telling Of II whenever opportunity OFFERS
hoping that II may be the means OF saw
ing other lives. For sale By all drusgistA
"a, Sun&W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
kentucLians VIII He Guaranteed.

WASHINGTON. March Glowing 10
some misunderstanding. the Third Ken
lucky Volunteers did not get away from
Cuba In time to arrive here before the
rigid quarantine regulations go into effect,
April LIST. The regiment will be sent TO
Savannah. and be detained as long as
the authorities think necessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
At the Bijou.

The two performances al tho Bijou to-
day will afford the last opportunity Of
seeing the three clever turns OF the cur
rent weeks bill-lIanly and Jarvis. Billy
Payne. and Forester and Lloyd. Next
week the management claim that the
strongest bill Of the season VIII be pre-
scnted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
Xirgininns In Richmond.

At Murphy's-R Herndon, Danylle; a.
T. smith. Alexandria; j. &. Martin, Nor
folk James VI. Carneal, Norfolk w. III.
Adams. Mineral.
Al New Ford's-P. a. Agelasta. Nor.
folk: W. &. Scott. Charlotte county; l..
W. Sims. Louisa county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01

OLD BURG AND VICINITY.
Bnse-BaII-A Suit Decided-PoIiticai-
Fire.


Fire.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, March 3l.-
(special) fredericksburg College defeat
ed the Yale Law-School baseball team
this evening by a score of to .. The
visitors first and only score was made
in the last inning. when a three-bagger
and two singles gave them two runs.
WOrkmen, while engaged In cleaning
up new ground on "AltoOna' farm, near
the city, yesterday, unearthed the skele-
ton OF a Federal soldier supposed 10
have been one OF Sedgwlck's men left
on the field where he fell in the battle
Of Salem Church. during the war OF ISL
6j. with the bones were thirty-siX bull
lets. belt. United States buckle, and but
tons and remains OF cartridges and KNAPP
sack. The soldier, judging from the Size
Of the bones. was OF immense stature.
The suit OF eiectment Of Thornton vs..
Hellers, and for possession OF 'Belle
Grove" estate near Port Conway, King
George county. which has attracted much
attention I'm King George and Caroline.
was tried in the Circuit Court OF King
George yesterday and to-day, and YER
diet was rendered in favor Of Thornton.
Judge Blackstone. Of Accomac, presided.
At a meeting Of the City Cemetery
Company, held this evening, the follow
ing officers were elected j. y. Barney,
president; w. A. Little, Jr, secretary III.
X. Gouldman, treasurer; George Nossett,
superintendent.
A dwellng-house on the old Hayes
farm. adjoining Sherwood Forest IN
Stafford county. which belongs 10 Mr.
Limerick. OF Washington and In which
MIR. Henry Olive lives. was destroyed by
fire Wednesday night The building was
insured for 500. The origin OF tie fire
Is unknown.
The coIored Republicans Of Stafford, az
a meeting held yesterday, endorsed the
recommendations recently made by the
xrhftaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01
The Hank CIeariugs.

NEW YORK. March 3l.-The total bank
clearings in the United States for the
week were 81 800, 9S2.lsi; per cent. increase,
6s.5. Exclusive OF New York, $513. lss, 3l5;
per cent. increase, S5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01

DOVER, n. H., March 3i.--Notices were
posted in the Cochecho mills here to-day
that an increase In wages would go into
effect Monday morning. April Sd. The
amount OF the increase Is not known yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-01

First United States Infantry date lieu
tenant-cOlonel. Sixth Virginia Infantry,
has been ordered to appear before an
examining board at Governors Island.
y. Y, for examination for promotion.
Lieutenant Croxton was born I'm Essex
county Va. and was appointed TO the
Military Academy, NJ West Point, from
Virginia, in 1852.
First Lieutenant William f. Hancock.
Sixth United States Artillery, has been
ordered before the Examining Board at
Fort Monroe for examination for promo
ton.
POSTAL.
FOurth-cass pOstmasters were appointed
in Virginia to-day, as follows: Castleton,
Rappahannock county, Amelia V. toilette
Lent. Caroline county r. w. Carneal;
Rest, Frederick county Sarah VI. Payne;
Zingra, Brunswick county, John II. Reed
PERSONAL.
Mr. W. s. Daniel, u well-known Rich
mond attorney, arrived in the city last
night. and has been engaged to-day with
the legal business which brought him 10
the city.
G. NJ. Angle. Richmond; T. +. Cover
Coyington; G. l.. Watts Lynchburg; l.. II.
Royal, Danville; Charles Humphreys,
Wilmington, n. g., and w. j. Clarey,
High Point, n. c., are at the Howard
House.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
WINDHAM COUNTY,
BELLOWS FALLS.

There seems to be a hitch in the affairs
OF the Bellows Falls and SaXton's River
electric railroad. The company has not
yet accepted the offer of the town to re-
grade Pine street and pay land damages
not to exceed $1,000.
Rev. j, II. Reid will deliver the Memo
rial day address here The arrangements
made arc much more extensive than us
ual
The Wonans Suffrage association of
Vermont will hold Its annual convention
here June and O. Rev. Albert Hammett
OF Bellows Falls will dellveT the address
OF welcome and among the speakers will
be Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe and Prof. II, b. Blackwell of
Boston.
The Forest and Stream club who have
the finest private preserve In southern
Vermont have put $4,000 fry and yearlng
trout into the stream in compliance with