New-York tribune., 1906-11-07
HENRY A. VAN ALSTYNE.
Engineer and Surveyor.

-. rcrr,r- Mace Nr. Hearst shook hands with
.,,,s-sl children. and or his return he was
greeted by q good many people.
nravo- Mcclellan voted IN the polling place
a. >-o GO sixth avenue al 1910 O'Clock. When
rtz ---n came he received ballot 219. He was
seven seconds IN the voting booth. He refused
N talk On the election. but. showing a plain
wooden lead pencil he said:
This IS a lucky pencil have used II since
lSq4 in marking ballots
Charles T. Murphy cast his vote exactly at
noon a- the l4th Election District OF the 18th
Assembly District voting place. No. 297 First
sve1ue Mr Murphy walked Up 10 the polling
place alone and was barely a minute inside,
When he walked OUT he was snapshotted by the
camera men. He refused 10 talk. saying IN re-
rIy 70 various questions asked him: 7 have
nothing % say"
Fe voted ballot 30. He nodded TO Captain
Burke. q watcher. who was looking after the
Ta---a1y interests at the polling place and fur
the- -Ean tbs took no notice Of any one.
John 2. Rockefeller arrived 81 the polling
place al 10. 9s4 sixth avenue in his auto a.
$50 O'Clock sharp. He shook hands first with
James yerea1re the Republican captain Of the
district. ana then with several others. He was
i1 pleasant frame OF mind. he was handed
ballot IA He Went into the booth Immediately
and remained inside exactly Two minutes. When
he cane ou- he was asked how Ae felt.
That Is Unnecessary 10 ask" said Mr.. Rookie
fe4er. "f1r I an locking good"
When questioned about The election, he said:
Il hope for the best"
Al q Lrt-s after i o'clock EIihu Root, Secre-
iarE O. state. who was registered from No. 733
PARK avenue, appeared at the telegraph Office at
no otH Park avenue TO vote. Others who voted
{, .ls sss2e polling place We're John jacob Astor.
morgan j. o. E--eD- Nathaniel A. Elsberg ex-
-15 'E 1E5a =. Grant and John =. Crimuins
'@- = S----, the banker. whose home is at
-. coo r---H avenue, voted at No. So Park
'r--e a ----e before noon
John =. Eoakefe.ler. 5r. voted at 1910 O'Clock
I--..- =. aa had arrived at the polling place
{, 10 q 9-,.H avenue in MS coupe and had "a
0-- -l -Ie -.r some time. None Of the people
~ ne place seemed 10 know him and he hai
'-----E ~ say ru any one He hurried out o-
I- Place after la had cast his ballot
q, Al mar time Alton B. Parker was IN the line
~ was reading newspaper and had waited
- s-a- -ef ~ an hour The voting had
- .-l. -fs.y, and hy 10 o'clock about half OF
"-T -z.-.-T.l votes had been cast
ite1TE Payne Whitney seemed 10 know every
- Ee place and eharted with all
1.-. ~ '.'' o'clock James W. Gerard
D. ht'r--s'r. y Mckay TwonbIv Ed.
re.- =. -tler and j. ?. Dos Passos also voted
lieTIant Morgan voted in rhe polling plac.
voted rrrr-- 30. -.-. -. l'--' " CLOCK Ht
a s.-r- +,---t-, Dr." was in The line for only
r.. .r-a5 anu ---'i--- away as soon as h.
=. rogers Voted ar ~ O'Clock ar the rollfn.
@ - ~. l''- Lexington avenue. He had Il
-r-.z ...-- --, soET To- "-iwmi1s. ir-. alsc
,.. ana Joseph I -Eoafa voted AZ n,
rr --.e5 @ ,...- - 70 81 East G2d street Mr.
..- earlE The number of his hallo
.---.-,,.-- hoate cast ballot 2T2
49, ~ -tleW and his SON. Chauncev NJ
H.. q,. -.elf ballot a- 3 30 O'Clock a
A--r .. l1e Nr. Daoeyr and his sor
v-f--f- -n9ths quickly and emerged
ana -he- ,o Senator'S ballot was ~
.-.e-.- as asked hou he felt Fine
ms is ideal weather for or,r rir,,o,
there win undouHte5Iv ba ire
-.9i4als Il-prh irar landslide. '' d ue