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Evening journal., 1902-04-26
QUEEN RILHELNINA BETTER
Temperature and General Conditions Re-
ported 10 be Moro Favorable

Het Loo. Holland, April 26.-Queen
Wilhelminas physicians. Drs. Roes-
sings and Pot, this morning issued the
following encouraging bulletin:
"The Queen had a quieter night. Her
temperature and general condition are
more favorable"
This announcement has revived
hope for her majesty's recovery, which
was depressed by the unfavorable bull
leTTns yesterday.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
WILL MAKE ANNUAL VISIT
Grand Commander Hayward Will Leave
for Toronto on Monday

Charles Hayward, eminent grand
commander. Knights Of st. John and
Malta. will leave for Toronto, on Mon
day, to pay his annual official visit to
the encampment there.
While in Canada. Mr.. Hayward will
visit some relatives whom he has not
seen for over twenty years.
On Friday he will make an address
in the Grand Army Hall, in Erie, Pa,
and on the following Monday will
visit the encampments in Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
MORE SMALLPOX At FlRNHURST
Two New Cases Discovered Today Makiug
Seventeen in All

AT the Delaware State Hospital this
morning two new cases of smallpox
We're discovered. Both are males. one
40 years. and the other 20 years of age.
This makes seventeen cases Of small
pox in the institution at the present
time. and several more persons are
under suspicion OF having the disease.
Only three persons have died since the
smallpox has made its appearance and
tsese were of advanced age All OF
the patients are doing as well as can
be expected.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Funeral of Mrs. HoIIingsworth

The funeral of Mrs. Hannah M. Hol-
lingswortlh took place from her late
home yesterday afternoon. Services
were held in Red Clay Greek Church
and interment made in the cemetery
adjoining. The pall-bearers were Con-
gresham J.. Heisler Ball, Warner
Smith. Daniel Morgan. Howard Smith,
David Shortlidge, Alonzo Pyle, William
Wlhitcraft and Edgar NJ. Hopes.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
euards Mi Give Picnic

The boys who compose the Cathe-
dral Guards, society of st. Peters r.
C. Church, will give a picnic on May
81 to KEGS Beach. Tickets are on sale
and can be had from any of the mem
bers of the society. A good time is
assured and all are invited to attend.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Rnsh In Erelrht hnsiness

The rush which now prevails in the
freight and express houses in this city
is the heaviest which ever has been
known. Extra men are working in all
te freight houses. and the express COM
panies will have to employ more men
and teams unless there Is a falling off,
which is not likely at this time.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Shipped New Cars

A new coach and baggage car was
completed today by The American
Car and Foundry Company for the Des
Moines. Iowa Falls and Northern
railroad. It is handsomely finished
and painted yellow. Another coach
for the Delaware and Hudson road
was shipped today also.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Autos Must Not scorch

Chief Of Police Black has issued or
ders to his policemen that hereafter
they must arrest all people running
automobiles faster than six miles an
hour. For some time owners of auto
mobiles have been scorching through
the streets Of the city without regard
for the life or limbs Of people in the
streets.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Interesting Game OF Pool

Frank Higgins ana Frank Heal
played an interesting game Of 10O-ball
continuous pool last night for the
championship Of the city. Many were
present to see the game. Heal was in
bad form and Higgins was nervous at
times Huggins won the game by the
score of 100 to H.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
MAY HAVE BEEN QUIGLY
Body Of Unknown Drowned Man Probably
Vas Local Carpenter

Friends of Charles Quigley, a car
penters who left the hospital at Farm
hurst on April 3. cured of erysipelas,
think that it might have been his body
that was found recently in the Christi
ana river Mr.. Quigley has not been
seen around his regular haunts since
he left the hospital. He was said to be
working in the Harlan and Hollings-
worth carshops, but has not been found
there.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
aRRrcKs W1THnuT sTRAW,,

Is the name Of a popular book, but
bricks without paint are seldom very
popular. James NJ Bryan's well-known
Flat Brick Preparation, when used ac-
cording 10 the directions on every
label. will give a splendid imitation Of
the best pressed brick. We make three
shades of Brick Red and two of West
ern Brick Color. For economy in time
and material. permanency and beauty
of appearance, these brick preparations
will be found TO surpass all other
brands. Send 10 107 West Eighth
street for sample card showing shades.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
SEARCHING FlFTY;TlTLEs
Five Attorneys Are Getting Propertie,

Five Attorneys Are Getting Properties
in Shape for Sale
Searches are now being made OF the
title of houses that are to be sold by
the Receiver of Taxes and County
Treasurer for three years delinquent
taxes.
The frst lot to be offered for sale
will include fifty properties in which
the time limit expired in 1900. and
Attorneys Rice. Townsend. Joslyn,
Garrett and Eastbum are now making
the search OF their titles.
The remaining properties on which
three years taxes were due in 1901. will
be offered for sale on July /. This
will clean up all the properties on
which taxes are due.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
HOTEL PROPRIETOR DEAD
H. R. King SuccumbS to Lung Trouble
After lingering Illness

H. r. King, proprietor of Kings
Hotel. died this morning between
and O'Clock. He has been in poor
health for abo1t two years, and had
been a great sufferer from lung
trouble.
Mr.. King was 81 years old and leaves
a wife and three children. Arrange
ments have not been made for the fu-
neral
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Cummings Very ~

Baltimore. April 6.-Congressman
Amos ]. Cummings, of New York, is
critically i'll from pneumonia at the
Church Home in this city. The au-
thorities at the home decline to give
out any particulars of his condition,
but il is understood that his recovery
is extremely doubtful
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Need smAIIpox lmmunes

AS they are doubling the help in the
State Hospital for the Insane at Farm
hurst, il is no trouble for attendants
who have had smallpox to get the posi-
tion at a salary .of $40 week and
board. They will not be expected to
nurse the smallpox patients.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
New RevoIt In santo pomIngo

Puerto Plata. santo Domingo April
26.-Horatio VasQuW, viee-president
Of Santo Domingo, has started a revolt
at Santiago de los Caballeros. which is
in the northern part of the republic.
All communication with that town has
been cut. Government troops will
leave here tonight TO attack the revo-
lutionis4s.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Brownson Returns Thanks

The Brownson Library Association
desires TO thank the Shields Library
the use of their buildings until the
burned building can ba repaired. The
Brownson will use the hall of the Wee
cacOe Fire Company, because Il is
more convenient, and arangements
will be made at once 10 restore the
burned structure.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Smoker for clubmen

In the clubhouse. No. 9O4 King
street. the East Side Republican Asso-
citation will give a smoker to its mem
bers and friends on May 1. The asso-
citation is contemplating a moonlight
excursion to Washington Park on
Saturday, July II.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
wnI Attend orange convenlI0n

John Viagafski will represent Star
Of Bethlehem Lodge, l.. o. L.. of this
city. at the Orange Convention, in
Philadelphia, this evening. Arrange
ments will be made for the celebration
of July u.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Much Work at PuIlman,s

Many cars are at the Pullman Palace
Car Company's plant for repairs, and
aihe shops are very busy. The new
shops are rapidly nearing completion.
The contractors find carpenters scarce
and in great demand.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Losenh nourhman Dead

Joseph Boughman. father of City
Auditor Boughman and Chief Engineer
Boughman. died last evening. He was
so years old and lived at No. S29 Mon
roe street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
People PIantinp FIowers

The warm weather has had a no
ticeable effect on flowers and vegeta-
tiOn. Flowers are being planted in
beds in cemeteries and other places
around The city. They are further ad-
vanced now than at this time in sew
eral previous years.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
"LizzIe" Doing Man,s work

Lizzie Virginia Cannon" the color
ed man who was fined 81 and costs in
the City Court few days ago for
masouerading as a woman. has been
divested of mis- feminine attire, and is
wearing the regulation prison garb for
men. He is compelled to do mems
work.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Women Institute a council

Wenonah Council, No. 4. Degree Of
Pocahontas. has been instituted in Mil
ton by the degree team of Waneta
Council. No. 1. OF this city. This is the
frst council instituted by women.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
soId ponnhoe Pronertv

Sheriff Mcdaniel sold at the Court
House this morning the property OF
John p. Donahoe. No. 513 Orange
street. to salisbury, Ponder & Curtis,
attorneys. The consideration was &c.
45O.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
no You WANT s1.0OOY

If so. every time you wind you
watch drop ten cents in The "Neu
Idea" Savings Bank. Ask for booklet.
The Mutual Life. S37 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
Parish Tea at 81. Michaers

A parish tea will be held in the
basement of St. Michaels Church on
the evening of May 1. The attend
ance is expected to be large.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26

Any old hat blocked in the latest
style by Saltgiver e. Bupp, LOG West
Seventh street 4
Evening journal., 1902-04-26

For refrigerators and ice chests go to
Adairs', 207 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26

From factory to wearer. 50 and s.
Hats Saltsgiver & Bupp, LOG West
Seventh street
Evening journal., 1902-04-26
To cure erlp in rwo paYs

TO NUTT NIIT III 7 WV -NT7
Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes
the cause. e. w. Groves signature on
every box. Price 25 cents.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26

You viii not fear Group or Grip II
you keep Brazilian Balm on hand.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26

STOP THAT LEAK
With Cartmell's Roof Paint.
Evening journal., 1902-04-26

THE DOTS appear in To-
days Evening journal. Read
the advertisement On the fifth
page.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

+ teal equation will bear cannot be fore
told. In the white districts i think the
Republicans are as we'll off under the
reduced electorate as the Democrats,
and we have always claimed that the
negro vote in the Black Belt was an
advantage to the Democrats. 1t remains
to be seen how true all this is.
In the. Fifth District I look for a
good showing by Beverly Davis
Is it true. as has been stated. that
the Republicans are tired of Davis and
have PIT him up to see him defeated
by Swanson2.'
NO. There is no truth in that re-
port If Il less astiite and able man than
Swanson We're running l should look to
see Davis win.
as TO the country at large am coa
.fdant# of a Republican victory. odelI
VIII win in New York and the RepuE1Ii-=
cans wiiBcarrr the House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
ABB ORBiNG Problem
OF the Present Day.

Tile absorbing problem OF to-day is,
how 10 5eNpead ones income so as TO at
tagn The best .1lalSalis; that is gel full
ta4uc Tor ones money.
1t mas i;uthIllis lle.silid that this has.
been. il. aud ALWAYS MIL lie ala abSo! ~
ing problem to those with limited means.
hut iiNing necessities cons 4lltlE Ills M orc
must husband oi4sss lesaaai.rcs more care
fully tlliill ,a'ci befait ii het WOULD lac.
Within ms income. n SAYING that prizes
:4iesaising wc1eNeelt ai.t:lic which has
has come 10 OCCUPY prominent place.
ia lille IanliN medicine cieset and that
is the specific for piles or hc1nofrhuias.
know AS pyramid. Pile Cule. this remedy
is s,sll sold by diuggists at the old prices.
Q. .,i.y cents and one dollar. alid these.
pricox Viii remain unchanged. ihosc 10
Mnom tAls preparation has brought 4e-4
1lcr ANA Il cure after Years OF splfri!ng
do not need 10 be Told Of us merits:
others arc advised that itfis the l4,eitest
boon ever d st,ayeIed, 10 All those aiiiicj-
ed NTH anyioBm Of plies; il is in snp-
posiio,y form is easily a 8 led, rcaahes
lie scat OF the complaint and gives inn
med .;ii,3 relief and lasting cure.
The reader rnayt haze Tried salNes oislt-
snients and lotions without laGneiit5 and
feel ilc that his money has boon w;lst.ds
resolves 10 suffer on rather Than eA-
retjinelst farther. The reason Tor the
failure of these treatments Is hal they
DO not reach the seat d, The trouble. and
nsnce tlo@no remove the cause. az does
l-sramist ,aile Cure. A little book de-
ec,ibinI piles. their cause and cure. IS
rnblished by the PYRAMID Drug Co..
Ma,,st;ili Mich. and anyone may pro-
cure COPY ny sending name and adj
Dress 40 above firm. a : showing the cs-
llmaisnn Ia which this remedy is held nv
ahc public it may interest tllc. reader 10
know that it's sales now exceed those OF
all other pile remedies combined.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
WORTHY FAMILY
Walked from Orange on the Road TO
Norfolk.

Mir and Mrs Archie Wiiiins Of orangs,
who walked from that place 10 Riehnipd
mn the road 10 Norfolk. may proceed IN
Monday they may not, according 10.
circumstances!
ON ytstcrdaS, morning Mr.. l. T. Myers
OF tho lii;ss Company went TO Aes
lodging house on lIsGhteanth Street. where
the tMAtaitsrS lfttt t3it, and made atlalA2r-#
sncnis Mith Lie laadladssto hosi3 mem
Until tp4murroW, lie VIII I'm tn tina ia
ttlate fni MIR. NlKins ~ the SlipyalI.
MIR Milkins ard us littlr family walk
cd from orange county 10 Ashland. eli
il,.,ii was 10 Norfolk -Ata.Asilalia they
Mc.e tslN.la passage oyer the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
(Qlls Sc
DIR [ NIX;
CURED BY
WHITE RIBBON REMEDY.

No taste. 20 odor, Can he given in glass
81 Efcrs lea or coffee without patients
knowledge
White Ribbon Remedy will cure or de-
troy The diseased appetite fer aicohohc
stin1ulmlts. whether. The patient is a con-.
ti;iEea inehriate a .tipplof, social drink
q or drnnkaird Impossible for a1iNoEe 70
haNc an appetite for alcoholic liquors
alter 1isiitg White Rii,bon Remedy.
itaGossca ty Members OF ". z, II. ~
Mrs. Moore press Superintendent of Afo-s
.taaia'@ Christian Temperance Union, Ven.
tiiia, California. writes: Il have, tested
White Ribbon Remedy on very obstinate
dft.nlfaTdS and tlse#cufes have been many
in many cases the Remedy was given
secretly ] cileertufiS recommend and IN
da1se White isbDoli Remedy. Members of
eur Union are delighted 70 md an ecp-
nomiea! treatment 70 aid 'ii in oar tens.
It'si'ance work.
Druggists OF III mail 81 Trial package
free hM writing Mrs. \. NJ. Townsend Gors
years secretary 81 j: ANoalan's Christian
.I temperance I-nnils No rs fremont
Street Boston Mass. Sold IN Richmond
BY the 7 fragile DRUG STORE, i<os. Sl'i
East Broad Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
GRIGG's FORECAST
Democratic Chairman Claims a Majority

of twenty.
CIsv3 Associated Prcss.)
srYsfii sStiT0N, November I--Chalr-
man j. Nj Griass.. Of the Democratic
,soi.srcssiunal Committee, tonight issued.
,ht, following final statement;
..,Tne next House OF Representatives
VIII have Il Democratic majority OF not
less tl;i,la twenty. How many more than
,lils we Shall have can only pc determin-
"a s fter the counting Of the votes iSoiied.
an ,l,u.sd;.y ,lieNt.s 1t depends largely.
az every election docs. on The weather
ara, other conditions which cannot be
t,o,c,.ls keG The Republican leaders have
been until recently complaining OF
apathy. For the last day or two for
#po.itlcal purposes they arc claiming tina t
they have overcome this to large eX-3
tent. and are fundamentally pred citing
success Reports 10 US 60 not indicate
thar this is true. Republicans every
where appear listiess, and even careless
If results. Ne lind that or Democratic
friends are wide awake and alert in
t,.el,y dis1rrt#in the United States where
there IS i fight.
iii is Well 10 understand that the last
apporiionment bill WAS so drawn as to.
add nineteen Republicans and ten Demo
Gratis 10 the HcuseA Republican advan-z
tazs., OF nine. in addition to their present
ma iority The Legislatures OF the Re-
sDuhiican States. where. possible TO do So
have outia S.susly gerry manded con-.
sIessinnal districts. and many Republic
can districts by what they consider safe
naaiaritips. This is notably The case
ii. Illinois and New York. hut these
states have had a habit Of playing havoc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
PARK AGNENS FORECAST
he Thinks No One Can Safely PropE
a.. sc, Nirrini IA 80
esv as to Virginia.

Especial Dispatch to1'Ina 'rimes,N
WASHINGTON 2. G.. Noy CHAIR air
man park .A.new. OF the Republican
State Central Committee. was seen by
Tie Times correspondent here to-day.
lie WAS asked for his opinion on the
election outlook.
Il an, at saa il, rerarsl 70 I've stun
ton in Virginia he said; In my opin-
ion no man can. with safety make q
prophesy. We are facing new con-
sd5'ion, and until we learn by the test
of the polls how we stand Under the
new registry AVS everything IS tho
merest g,,esswork What fruits he
elimination of the negro from the poli-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
Campaign in Louisiana.
az assnciatad Pros. j

NEW ORLEANS. November Louis
Tuesday The Republicans have made AZ.
active Ganpllgn butt the race amnng
them IS apparently as TO who will poll
tine largest vote. III hope Of adminiStra-
ton recognition. The Republicans have
made Il strong bid for the labor cote.
The Democratic Leaders have been
aided greatly BY the two years poll t.lx
sprereqGis te to voting which has kept
down registration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
Little interest in Georgia.



ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. livery little
interest is manifested in next Tuesdays
election in the State of Georgia. The.
election will be for members OF Ctsgress
only Governor and State Officers having
been chosen October ist. There is no
doubt OF the return of a solid DeuocI4t#c
delegation from Georgia In only ore
district. the Seventh. IS there the shadow
Of opposition. Iii that district \. y. Me-
Knight has announced himself candI-
date to oppose Congressman John ".
Maddox. Naddox's electioc. IS Conceded,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
been the most personal cont,
ever

been the most personal contest ever
waged in Ohio
Ii the conditions of the canvasstns shall
continue in the ballotins. Hanna Will
win.
The Republicans have no faeraaai
fighting, and Johnson has openly de-
nounced some Democratic leatIer4. incltyd-
ing county chairman aud congressional
candidates. In tbs city. the home Of.
john r Mclean. where Johnson de-
nounced him. both personally and as eli
tor of the Enquirer bets ara offered
that Hamilton county Will give a Ee-t
publican plurality of over 5000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
HELEARNED a GREAT TRUTH.

IL is said OF John Wesley that he once
said to Mistress Wesley: why. do you
tell that child the same thing over ana
over again. John Wesley. because
Gree telling IS not enough it Is for
this same reason that you are told asa1s
and again that Chamberlainss Coasa
Remedy cures colds and grip: that K
counteracts any tendency OF these dis
cases TO result in pneumonia. and ina,
it is pleasant and safe {" sske- rug
sale by all druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
IN NEW YORK STATE
Result Trembles in#the Balance After a
Great Eat.te
Rnsl,tt Irat
tEy AssociaLed Press.l

III "a III - T r 4 It
NEW YORK, November With the
le5t.ers OF betn Itlrsies confident of nc
Cess, anu predicting naJUtitisS CT IL so
OF 3D.tpJ for lhs1r reSptct.xe texts llG
s5ttte caiuraisii for the election next
Tuesday l,as8 uruu5.st to a cos y tt-nisHt-
The Candidates of The two leadiAg Ia. tiese
FOR Governor chose ths5 bait -e-7roulld OF
KINGS county for their speeches to-ul4lt,
Nsle former Senator Hi.i Nls III Bu4ato,
naming Il iInaI ,ttyrt u eapt.ie Etic
cou,t1y. Conservative men III Uo.h tile
ie,3d.ng4 parties prIdicted t.at s. cCcsS
would he Won Wit. il majority possibly
as small as 1880 and al predictions are
iasGd on widely different estimates of the
majority tilcEDemoerAtc Ticket VIII snow
8 up 10 the Bronx and the majority which
ti.e r publican ticket viii bring down
There from up the State 10 meet it. Coz
.cInort OtIe.l himself to+day pieuieted ti>es
success #ot8the Ee.ttpncan State ticket BY
Ja.5tsi, Whila Chairman Dunn, o. the
Republican State Committee, chung to his
prediction d ). 30 for the ticket.
Wtfile Govern Gde.l and Colonel Dunn
We're tI.Gs EXPRESSING their confidence
Bird S. Coisr. the DeEsc1asic nn.4sittess
Tor Governor. AMI Chairman Campbell,
of tie Democratic State Comittee wefeA
making similar Statements Tor their party
III the State.
Il haze resolved reports OF the most
encouraging character from UP State
said Mr.. C,olcr. and i am absolutely Ger
tain of.my# election.
Chairman Campbell said: The outlook
IS elcourasing.
He gave out no further direct state
ments to-day, bur in explanation OF his
retiaenee he said a. detailed statement
Of claims Of his party probably Would
b. made public Monday.
III Wall Street to-day the betting Vas
4EFi.gf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
Campaign in T exas.
tBy Associated Press.J

.tsstSIttttI 1890 ! 9
DALLAS, TEN. November The po-
Ettical campaign III Texas closed to-e8s
There are tive tickets in the field. amt
unusual opposition has peett manifested
by the Republicans in several congress
sional districts. The Democrats have 4
full ticket in the field. win ie the Re-
publicans nominated only 4 partial ticket.
The registration WIS Light all srsr the
State and interest IN the esectton IS
IL -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
MONTAGUE BEFORE
BOSTON AUDIENCE
Virginia''s Governor Has Sound
Doctrine for Massachusetts.
,HE IARIEF AND THE TRUSTS.
Pays His Respects to Roosevelt, Too,
in Passing Is Very Cordially Re
cc.ved spcaks for His Friend.
Colonel Castor.
The. IARIEF AND THE TRUSTS
Especial Dispatch to Tho fines,


BOSTON. MASS. NOV lr-S'oSellt'i
stx,ot s,..a.a Of Virginia made his first
...s,, II, 49, s,ass:, .,.3.,,t Ia. Democratic
1870. S:,,.,.,t
Opera i3oSse. liis visit ioctf's
Is I'M. the interest of Hon. William -:
-,o, .,,.,. ,a,,,i,fi,te to, Congress from
,,.,.,3s
''ie 't'lt4i i3s ss - = : - =
was delivered, and Col. " iii.sin =. 49,
Ton. the peinocsatic 1,,3iiaia2's t'i -
es4ioi. whose i,oqsieasif'ii''9s 81 80
Montague iiaade ~ tia' ili'it5ii ,t5io 80
sler q short lime + - ~ 5a.sSSNs -
The Opera lloltsa sS.ts ~ 49, T. .'is.
doors. and crowds sstooa ~ die eos iIa''ia
and upon The statrwsass. Governor Mon
,ague bitterly asralgiled the 1ieiupGritI1
party ior @Its altitude upon the 'a'in
,ad HE trusts, ard nlatie rs tbs STRONG
point OF his speech the declaration nat
The United States Is 1l1del. rs iailseel
pliiiotsats and that tl1at rtIlesis caissst
IL tho Republican party and is5slis-
tai,l,d by ,lle high Republican l,rotHc-#
i've tariti.
He said IN. l,art Tho great point To-
III. American people IS the feign of PIN
1ocrarl that is Upon as ~ Is IN. per
l,icinits o1sit;i9sstl! oi flfa absurd al.o -
'45AillSsst i'9'leS iisis.7 g -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02
From South Carolina.

CHiRL ESroN, S. c.. Nov. There.
will be no opposition to the Democratic.
State ticket in South Carolina. In sew
earl OF the Congressional q stricts the
Republicans will have candidates. but this
strength IS mereiynominal. In the First
District. which includes Charleston. A.
p Pri0Ieal, has been nominated by the.
Republican convention to oppose George
S. Legare. Prjoleau is negro The
Democratic ticket will sweep every
thing