The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-04

Dispatches from all parts OF the
United States today where baIloting is in
progress report the weather conditions
to be ideal and that heavy vote is
being polled
Wherever a real close contest is in
progress party leaders are fighting for
every inch OF the ground and each loud
in his assertion that his party is in the
lead
Advices from New York city and all
parts Of the State are much TO the same
effect-"Weather perfect. Heavy vote
being polled."
Odds Of to 3 AID ? 10 l stiu prevail
throughout the State on Odell.
So far the vote in Philadelphia has
been light. but dispatches from through
out the State indicate a heavy vote.
Strict order has been maintained at
the various polling places and only a few
arrests OF a minor nature have been re-
corded.
New Jersey and Delaware are both re-
cording a heavy vote. while in aMryland.
especially Baltimore city. the voting has
been done in p desultory manner
Ohio and States west and south all re-
port clear weather and big vote.
final estimate OF the result OF the
elections throughout the country is
herewith given BY States.
All eyes are focused upon the strug-
gle in New York State. where both par
ties claim to be confident OF victory
Pennsylvania is also coming in for her
tween Pennypaeker and Pattison. can
didates for the gOyeTnOrshir has been
waged with all the bitterness that.
could be infused into the campaign
New York State.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Both sides are
confident OF victory in this State today.
Bird S. Coler, Democratic nominee.
said:
Democrats are united from one end
Of the State to the other. and We will
have a big plurality"
Gov. B. b Oden. from Newburgh. his
home. gives out the statement that the
Republicans will carry the State by not
less than 10000 votes.
Republican Chairman Dunn thinks his
candidate will have at least 80 600 ma
jority-
On the other hand. Charles T. Muir
ply. chairman OF the Democratic State
committee. thinks Coler will be elected
by 10000 plurality
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-The cleo
tioE for governor, lieutenant governor, !
and two other State officers is being held |
throughout the State today Senator |
Quay asserts that the Republican can
didate for governor, Judge Pennypacker.
will be elected by a majority OF I63 900. |
The Democrats still have hopes OF elect !
ing Ex-Governor Pattison. who is strong
throughout the State, but give out no /
figures.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 4-The Demo |
cratic managers still persist that there I
may be surprise in The vote on the 1
State ticket and that they viii gain
three Congressman, surely two. The
present Ohio delegation in Congress cor
sists Of seventeen Republicans and four
Democrats. Chairman Dick said he ex- /
pected a Republican gain Of one by A. 1
H. Jackson defeating Congressman 4
James A Norton. in the Thirteenth dis
trict
While Chairman Dick has not changed !
his estimate Of 10000 plurality on The
State ticket. others at Republican State /
headquarters predict that the pIuraH;y
OF L>aylin over Bigelow Tor secretary OF
state viii approximate lOO. 900.
Massachusetts,.
BOSTON. Nov. 4.-The last word from
The stump in ;he Massachusetts political
campaign was spoken last night By the
leading orators OF both parties II IS
believed that the total State vote will
run well above SOO.O 900. Republicans
claim the Sta'e by 25.OOO. while the
Democrats believe they viii elect their
candidate for governor by 5000 plurality.
The present Congress delegation stands
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