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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
.GR|GGS'S FORECAST,
Democrats Will Have 20 Ma.
jorlty in Next House IN
Spite of Gerrymanders.

WASHINGTON. November CHAIR
man NJ. Giisgs. Of the Democratic: Con-
grtsslonal Committee, tonight issued the
following final sta, ement:
The next House of Representatives will
have Democratic majority OF not less
than twenty. How many more than this
We shall nave can only be determined at
ter tie counting Of the votes polled OH
Tuesday next 1t d.pends lal gely. as
every election does. on the weather and
other conti.t ons which cannot be fore
casted. he republican ieauers have been
until recently complaining OF apathy.
For the last DAY or two for political
purposes they are claiming that they have
overcome this to a large extent. and are
Ia ut eartediy predicting success. Re-
purts to US do not Indicate that this is
true. Republicans everyN here appear LIST
less and even careless of results. We
find that our Democratic friends are wide
awake and alert in every district In the
United States where there is fight.
1t is well to understand that the last
appoctionment bill was SO drawn as to
add nineteen Republicans and ten Demo-
Gratis TO the House-a Republican advan-
tage Of nine IN addition 10 their present
ma jority. The Legislatures Of the Repub-
lican States, where possible to do SO. have
outrageously gerrymandered Congression-
al districts and many Republican districts
by wha, they consider safe majorlles.
This is notably the case in Illinois and
New Yo~k, but these States have had
habit Of playing havoc with political ger
ry1nanders in the past and we believe
that this is year i'll which there Will be
a repe1 ton of tbs. We are not depend
ing on this, however. for our majority
named above Even if these States go as
they were gerrymunLsred 10 80. We shall
have a Den.ocra tic House BY safe work
ing majority" =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
BOTH SIDES CLAIM NEW YORK
Odell Says His Majority Will Be
5O,COO-Colcr Sure OF Election.

NEW YORK November with the
leaders Of both parties confident OF ). su oeo
or 5oOco for their respective tickets the
State campaign for the election next Tues
day was brought TO a close tonight The
candidates of the tW y IL leadng PATHS =;
Kings county for their speeches Tonight
while former Senator Hi was in BuE-
falo making final effort to ca pture
Erie county. Conservative men In both
! he leading parties predicted that sue
cess would be won with majority pos
sibly as small as 10000 and all predic-
inmates Of the majority the Democratic
ticket viii show up to the Bronx and
the majority which the Republican ticket
will bring down there ron pn up , the Sta 1d
day predicted the success OF the Rspub-
lican State ticket by so COO while Chair
man Dunn. Of the Republican State Com
nittee chung to his prediction or 1880
While Governor odell and Colonel Dunn
were thus expressing their confidence.
t sro eeve no5r' and nd Chairman campbell
Of the Democratic State Committee. were
making similar statements for their party
81 have received reports of the most
encouraging character from up State:
said MI. Coler. land am absolutely
certain of my election.
Chairman Campbell said: The outlook
Re gave out no further direct state t.
ment to-day. but in exp!a ma ton OF his
reficence he said detailed statement Of
claims Of his party probably would be
made public Monday.
In Wan Street to-day the betting was
to on odell and many !, III arms p 4 c0o
There was a good deal of money 10 bet
at 10 to {. but the Democrats asked bet
In Greater New YORK the Democrats
regard the outlook "a ood indicating 81 az ma ma
Charles F. Murphy. the Tammany lie d
er. predicts that at Golfer Will go to the
A Republican estimate gives Golfer co.
600 in New York county. 10000 In Kings.
and LOCO in Richmond.
Hugh Mclaughlin Democratic leader OF
Kings county: predicts t1lat Golfer Will
from 300 to 25.0oo In Kings where Mr..
stanchfleld had 1880 plurality for Coy
ernor Deaocrtic workers say that the
situation in the Fifth Judicial District will
cost the Republicans lI.ooo votes. ana
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff says all
this talk Is foolish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

TO supply all the opposition TO the Demo-
cratic candidates.
Some Republicans claim that they will
have majority for their State ticket.
and that they will elect several congress
men. blu; in reality there is no doubt of
an overwhelming victory for-the Demo
Gratis.
in one congressional district the
Seventh. the race is close. with indica-
lions OF the election of Burnett Demo-
crat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
DEMOCRATS CONTROL.
Their Majority In North Carolin;
VIII BE Unprecedented.

RALEIGH, N. c.. November lat the
close of the campaign in North Carolina
the Democrats control the situation. In
der the constitutional amendment. which
dtsfranchlses illiterate egroes, there have
been about 1d0D negroes registered, and
the Democratic majority will be withou,
precedent.
OF ten congressman to be elected nine
are absolutely certain to be Democratic
The State ticket will be carried by the
Democrats by not less than 50 900 ma jor-
ity. The General Assembly will be fully
four tifthS Democratic. and this Insure.
the defeat OF Senator Jet~I c. Pritchard
Republican. and the election OF a Demo-
GRAZ tO succeed him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Cr- p 07,T-rSvl1 LIE. VA. November
tSqec'al)-S,udtn,s VINO saw Their COZ
et> -. 80. - -. 49, y. ".t,li, " Rich
nonG. Oh The st;eo.s Thu. sday afternoon,
we're surprised and shocked 10 had ms
toiice on tn. bulletin board this morning
dened by DR.. Barr.nGer. chairman of me
acuity:
- roget 10 have to announce the ua-
timely death D: Mr r, N Ya bgouln. a
student 81 the academic department OF The
University.
In testimony OF our respect for his
memory. all lectures will be suspended un-
I'll o'clock to-day. and the facuit, md
students arc requested TO meet at the Un-
FeTsity chapel al l0:3O o'clock 10 escort
The body 10 the station
Young Yarbroush had been feeling un-
comfortable for s.veal days Meeting
Or Nenable Thursday he consulted him
The doctor advised him TO go TO bed wh CHI
De did lie grew worse. and on yestc. day
Or. Bockmaster. OF the University was
called in consultation, as a result OF
Nhch the patient was taken TO the Uni
yerstY Hospital last evening and his pa
rents notified Of his condition. An opera
ton was undertaken under the belief that
Intestinal obstruction CAUSED The trouble
a diseased condition o. the appendix was
descove. ed, hut The cause of death was
rupture Of the stomach. resulting from
retchinS IN violent NAUSEA, which set up
pcrtouitis.
Mr. YaTb-ouga.s parents reached this
city about O'Clock this morning. al
though they had left Richmond On a spe-
cia! train a, o'clock last evening 1t IS
understood they were side-trac ktd al Cor
louisville. They were accoRlpan cd by DR.
Hugh Taylor. the well-known Richmond
ply stefan, who returned to that city from
So. louisville.
Brief services were held in the Unfver-
sity chapel at II o clock to-day. conducted
by the Rev. II. B. Lee of Oh ist Episcopal
church The chapel was crowded to its
full capacity by students and professors
who followed the remains from that edi-
ace 10 the noon train. which carried them
% Richmond
The pali-bearers here. all D. X Es..
were II D. Waters. B. c. Noile " NJ
Head. c. c. ST. John ". NJ. Dey J. w
Riely. Jr. and D. D. Talley. Mr.. Dey and
MIR. Rely went to Richmond
The deceased was a son of MIR A R.
Yarbroush. Of Richmond. and d great
great grandson of Bisllul, Moore. had been
TWO years student in the academic de-
partment of the University of Virginia.
ano WAS member Of the D. *. E. fra
ternity. the Eli Banana Society. and the
German Club. He also played On last
years baseball team at first base.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
NO SERIOUS OPPOSITION.

The Democratic Ticket In South.
Carolina Will Sweep Everything.
CHARLESTON. S. c.. November IL
There will be no opposition TO the Demo-
cratic State ticket in South Carolina In
several Of the Congressional districts the
Republica ms will have ca ndidates. but this
strength is merely nominal. In the First
district which includes Charleston. A P
Prioleau has been nominated by the Re-
publican convention TO oppose George S.
Legare. Prio!eau is negro. The Demo-
cratic ticket will sweep everything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

fight Of the coming State election viii!
D. iii Chicago COUA COUNTY. Botn
parties ale Calming tne coun.y ~ plural
lleS rdnSIiig from lu,rcv u 3s.vH. liz.
STATE ueueo tlOn III congress consists or
eleven k,puD,lcaES anu eieVen Demo-
Gratis. Inc i,epL b.IcanS claim that they
viii gain eish, co.4Si essii4en. 1 i.s ne
pub.lCanS claln tney VIII have IL least
Nv eNe out Of tWe4.ty-nNe CON-, reSSmtn.
Tne Republicans viii PROBABLY carry The
IepiSia ture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

The election will be for members of Con-
gress only, Governor and STATE officers
having been chosen October LIST. There
is no doubt of the return of a sold Demo-
cratic delegation to Congress from Geur
gla. In only one district, the Seventh,
is there the shadow OF opposition. In
that district y. j. Mcknight has an
nounceu himself q candidate 10 oppose
Con2rL sSInan John W. Maddox. Mad
doXs election is conceded. however.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
Personal FIGHT IN OHIO.
Hanna VIII Prnbabsy Triumph Over
Tom Johnson.

CINCINNATI o. November 1.-The
canvass in Ohio for minor State offices
ard congressman closed tonight with less
rallyins than usual on the Saturday pre-
ceding election Mayor Johnson is cam
didate to succeed Hanna as United States
senator before the Legislature that is to
be elected next November. This cam
ever wared in Ohio If the conditions OF
the carva ssins shall continue II the BAL
oting Ham. viii win. The Republics rs
have no fractional fightire 7~a rch-~o,
has openly denounced some Democrat:
les
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
CLOSED IN ALABAMA.
"a poub, OF nm Overwhelming VIC

10 Dorht of nm OverVvheEmfnE VIC
tory for Democrats.
MONTGOMERY ALA. November IL
The campaign practically closed In Ala
bafna tonight. Monday several ralhes
will be held. but the real WORK OF the
campaign has been completed.
The elimination Of the negro from the
.,ectorate has caused partial re-ca sting
~ rolittcal lines. and an attempt has been
MADE by the Lily White Republicans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
DULL IN WEST VIRGINIA.
nu1hx Id Yo1er. WIN AGec, born

Aputhy OF Voter. VIII Affect Both
Sides.
WHEELING. w VA. November L.
The campaign which closed Tonight was
renara ably dull in West Virginia. Re-
pubiicans claim all the congress men. and
conservative Democrats >concece the cleo
ton OF Captain B. B. Doven.r In the
First District, but claim better than a
lighting chance in al! the others. The
apathy Of voters will ahect Republican
candidates more than their opponent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
MY MARYLAND.
Leaders OF Both rartle. Expires
Confidence in the Result.

Confidence III the Result.
BALTIMORE:. MD, November 1.-The
CaLnpaIe.i IN Ma. yland ClOa.u tO-n!Sut
" pa ui.cdiI ant DenocIatv leaucrS,
leSpecti. ely. expressing cuHnuel.Ce III the
Outcome. 1 DC election wal DC oiiiy Tor
congressman. In. present &c .eaa eIol or
six representative is sUidiy hep.u,icau
I.UpuD.1cdIi indAaSe.S c.dI.I4 Ete uIa-
cei ldIil. the Uiit eACeptICE UGInS
the second, Wntre II is aJuliI.tu the re-
suI VIII De doubtful. lac DemUcrdt IS
uiainlulu that tney viii uuuuubt> Iiy car
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
LIGHT VOTE IN ARKANSAS.
Insurgeut Wing OF Republicans Take
No Part-iittle Interest.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. November L.
The congressional campaign in Arkansas
closed to-day. But little interest is appar-
ent and the vote promises to be light next
Tuesday.
What Is denomnated the insurgent
wing Of the Republican party is taking
no active part in the contests. Congress-
men only will be voted for at the ensuing
election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
VIGOROUSLY FOUGHT.
Both State Chairn,en In Wisconsin
Claim to Be Confident.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS, November 1.-The
political campaign in Wisconsin mas Dsen
the most ylSucLu.ly sOugnt IN ms S.att
History. Inc i.iC1vatlons seem 10 favor
I.afOllette'S rt-elecuOn by a grady re-
uuteu plurality. wnlcll II be caused by
dissatisfaction in tne ktp4D.lcan ranas.
buth state cnalrmen. how ever, claim To
be cuuiIusnt OF success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
MASSACHUSETTS COMPLEX.
Claim Twelve OF the
Fourteen ConEressmen.

Fourteen congressman.
BOSTON. MASS. Novemb Der 1.-The sit
uation In this State is Father complex,
although the Rep.pNcans are more IL
guine, Gaining the state tic4.et by good
margin. and Twelve of the fOurtt en- con
gressn.t n. The two districts Wnlch ths Y
40 not claim are the Ninth AID Tenth.
in Boston, and both are Overwhelming. y
D;mOcratic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
Eel.eve Ne, II AsIl Those Endear.aas
Yc111g ChAgms.
(Thon7as Moorc.)


These eXquiste!? musical little verses
figure prominently in. the plo, Of Booth
Ia: kingdoms lates novel. The Two Van
revels.. which has just appeared:
Believe me. If all these endearirg young
charms.
Which gaze on SO fondly to-day.
Were TO change by tomorrow. and fleet
in ny arms.
Like fairy gifts fading away.
Thou wouGst still be sdor.d. as this mo-
nlent thou art.
Let thy loveliness fade as /, will
Ind a ound the dear ruin each wish OF my
heart
Would entwne itself verdanty still.
Il is not while beauty and youth are thine
And Thy check unprofan'd by tear.
1hut the fcrvor and faith of a soul can
be known,
To whieh time will bu, make thee more
dear
No the heart tina, has truly loved never
forgets
Dut as surely loves on to the clcse
AS the sunfower turns Oh her god, when
he sets.
The same look that she turned when he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
NO CONTESTS IN FLORIDA.
Have the Only Party Or

sanizntion in the State.
r>~UScNvTI LIE FLA. November L.
Florida will poll an unusua 'ly light vote
Tuesday on account of t!1e fact that
there are no contests. The election is
merely a ratiflca ion G. the primary romi-
nations made in June he Democrats hav-
!,-e the only party orsaniza ton in the
State.
Congressman SparIroan and Davis will
he elected In the First and Second dis
trictc. respectively, and Attorney-Gene-
raj ". r. Lamar. the nominee. will t.
elected in the new Third District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
1859; ~ = 80
and Ennerala.

Mr.. James A. vvilsiar,s dtefI al fine Re-
t.reat for the Sick yest erday morning
from typhoid prleunnrnfa. FL was in hls
tpfEd at thasTft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
KENTUCKY LIsTLESs.
,e Democrats WIN Probably Elect

The DEMOCRATS VIII Probably Elect
Seven Congressmen.
LOUISVILLE KY. November The
closing days OF the congressional cam
paign in k,.n1ucky have been marked by
a general lack of interest. due to the fact
that this is an off year. The Democrats
are reasonably certain OF e.ecting seven
co-~rs- -''rn. while the Republicans are
sure Of one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
LITTLE INTEREST IN GEORGIA.

Only congressman to Be Chosen
Solid Democratic Delegation.
ATLANTA. GA. November 1.---verv lit
tie interest IS manifested in next Tues
days .slectiontS u the .State ;eorE1a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

quest Jr.. and ]. L. Williams accompan-
led the ,emoins as a committee from the
academic class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
DYSPE STA

And Indigestion. the most CONN on
ailments of mankind. can he cured ny
the use of liostet'er's Stomach Bltteis.
\ has record Of fifty years ri such
cures back OF it and will not disappoint
you now. If you are a sufferer from
these complaints or insomni Ncr-
rou nessor General ID la 1tE. De
sure o tsy it Oar private stamp
is over The neck OF the bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Mr. Henry T. yorbrinck died at the
home OF his sissfr at 6:io o'clock yester-
aay V Marys taEnoiie chureh tom morrow paS
morning at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
COOK COUNTY THE. CENTRE.

Both Parties Claiming Illinois by
Pluralfties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

CHICAGO. ILL., November Lit Is al 4
En,stted by the leade rs Of the Republican,
and Democratic parties that the -ehief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
CLAIM NEBRASKA.
Republicans Say Their Entire State
'Ticke, will Be Elected.

LINCOLN NEB. November 1.-The
campaign in Nebraska IS c.ostd to-day. 50
far as the actual wori is concerned. I'm
official estimates by Republican, leaders
is that their entire State tic.st will De
elected by not less than s.CO0 Chairma n
HALL of the Democratic Committee, said
he had no claims to make
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
THE QUAKER STATE.
Both Sides Ginning. But RepubIi-
cans Strongest.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. November l.
Both sides are claiming a victory II
Pennsylvania. the Republicans asserting
that Judge sPenryp,c.sr wi'ldefeat r. E
Pattison the Duno-ratic candidate fol
Governor. by at least 10000 majority
The Democratic leaders, on the other
hand. are equally confident Of success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

The news Of the death OF Mr.. q. L. WIZ
son. 10 Washington. was received here
with regret. Mr.. Wilson was ,rer many
years chief otficu man Of the sydnor
Pump and Well Company. and was well
known in this city. he ha~ been i'll for
the past eighteen months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
no gu, Tu&F3m
shiu-yards. The funeral viii take place
at cock this afternoon from MS home.

Joseph a. Dale died at his residence.
aaS aest cary street. at l2:5o o clocA this
morning. aIttr long Illness. t.s was in
his 9th year. and Is survived by his wife
and seven children. The funeral arrange
ments will bs given later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

Herbert Jacob Krug. the 3-year-oid son
of William and Dora kruS. dsd at the
terday. The funeral will take ace from
the residence at 1870 O'CLOCK tais after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
STUDENTS DEATH
arrrs n. rARnuorrn EXPIRES

SUDDENLY AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02

u roget 10 have to announce the ua-
timely death OF Mr. r, N Va. bcouGn. a
student 81 the academic department OF The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
FUNERAL TO-DAY At $50 P. NJ.
Remains, Accompanied by the rar-
cnss and nn Escort of c,ass-,is.s.
of the Deceased. Reached here
Te.terda. Afternoon
Yesterday Afternoon

Cr-'Te' or~rsvl1 LIE. VA. November
.ASnecial D. .i,ki.ri.S WHO san ,han.-.-.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-02
THE WAR AGAINST MOSQUITOES

New York ENening Post
 The literature relating |" m"squituos s null tIplyinS at d great rat"' nr l" o- Howard whose services in this n,ld have been ire ,Ientiy adVerted to in our columns, reviews, i'm recent number of Science two new works on the subject. Ono of these, by F. r. Theo- bald is nublished by the British Museum IL tS i'm three volumes It describes in detail $40 snecies ot culicidae, distributed in twenty three genera. roS ot the species and 10 of the genera being new to science. V! tn' SI'eSics, these 5l arc new 10 science. or the malaria bearing geuum Anophcles, 3e species are de ecrihed. of which 2 arc new to science For North America S7 species are neScrlpcn' ol which arc
 No other country has rroftcd much s' Cuba by the discovery that the mosquito is the purveyor of disease to human ns:nss: Ss, an, its. chief stronghold. and it seemed bound tn cling to ii in defiance ot all sanitary noaS- ures While smallpox, typhoid and other dis duced there were in sIooo PA of yellow fever with 3Io deaths, and the pros nects for 1901 were gloomy The military Government then determined to make an OK particular kind of mosquito is responsible for the transmission of yellow fever. The usual quarantine regulations and interference with commerce were dropped measures were taken to exterminate the mosquitoes, and vic tins of the fever were carefully screened from them. Result: Only eighteen deaths dur cured before the war against the mOsOuitoes was begun. And, although October and No vember rank among the worst "onths for yellow fever no cases at all occurred between Vhen the report on the vital statistics of the City Of Havana for leol was closed
 Major r7nrEss its author. does not cNaCEeT st. then he claims, in this report, in behalf ot the arm, hat 'it has established the fsrt thst yellow fever is only transmitted hv a certain srscies of mosquito diFcoveIy thet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-02

private individuals in many localities good beginning made last year and there are indications that the work will be done on a much larger scale this Summer Tho time to open tn" campaign is now. tho mosquitoes hegin to breed as soon as tho weather turns warmer. The three most effective methods of fighting this plague drainage, kerosene and the introduction of fishes which eat the larvae. The details of tho strategy to be pur- sued set forth lucidlN in Dr. I Q. How ard book the mosquito. also in the Ems fish publication referred 10 above. together with Mosquito BriRades and How to Organize Them" by Ronald Ross. It may be suggested with goldfish. sunfish. top-minnows and other fishes whose fsvorte food is the larvae of mosQuitOeS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-02
PRACTICALLY DESTROYED.
Newport, Small Place in Giles
 County, Va, Suffers.

Roanoke. Va. April 1.-The town of Newport, in Giles County. was practical iy destroyed by fire today. overy store in the place was hurned and two hotels and residences were leveled to the sronw,; sronna cause. in a shed back of the Dunklee & Martins big store. The wind was blow ing a gale and the flames spread quickly from the shed to the store. which was also a mass of flames in few minutes. From Dunklee X Martins store the wind scattered the fire in every direction. Be fore the inhabitants :ealized the danger nearly every house In the immediate neighborhoo6 was in flames.
 The loss is estimated to be over Sl00.0O with very little insurance. Some of the heaviest losers are: McPhersons four story hardware establishment and s25 nOC stock of goods: Dunklee & Martins Sore with $20.000 stock of general merchandise: :: Miller & Sons store and s16.0oO stock of general merchandise: Hunters Hotel. Smiths Hotel and Mrs. Martha Prince g handsome residence The town is five miles from A railroad.