The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-05
Hearst and Hughes to Have
 Strenuous Time Today
ELECTION OFFICERS BUSY
Elaborate Preparations Have Been Made to Prevent Fraud in the New York Elections
 Tomorrow.

New York, November 4.-The two can didates for governor of New York, Charles E. Hughes and William R. Hearst. rested today after their stren- uous campaigning last week, which closed very late Saturday night.
 Both are scheduled for number of speeches for tomorrow in Manhattan. and it probably will be late in the day before election before they will have made their final appeals 10 the voters.
 Charles F. Hughes, the republican can didate. spent the day at his home quiet ly. He denied himself to callers, and none of the leaders visited him. Chair man Woodruff of the state republican, committee was at headquarters for \ short time but he had nothing to say on the probable result of Tuesdays vote further than to reiterate his confidence in the election of Mir. Hughes
 The usual Sunday -before-eection'' gathering under the auspices of Tam many. was held In Harlem. The speak CTS included Congressmen W. Bourke Cochran and Francis Burton Harrison.
 Mr. Cochran said that he believed the political movement headed by Mir. Hearst, to be inspired by God; and, therefore. irresistibe.'
 Prepare to Prevent Fraud.
 Election officials and the police depart nent are making thorough preparations to prevent frauds and maintain order at the polls. Superintendent of Elections Morgan today issued a statement of his election day plans, in which he says hls 1a,, fu in with the police department, and the att torney generals office to prevent fraud. "Commissloner Bingham has caused the ] l,elice to investigate every name regis ,ered. and deputies have done slnaiiur { N.o.N,' said Superintendent Morgan. "lhe l p5.i.e and the deputies will have the evil 1 cui ldy in each case found to have | lu4 uunlently registered, and arrests N de at once. In the police court, ! laA. om the district attorneys office ana al this bureau will be present, also e4aipped with complete evidence in each case.
 I've have 10000 orders of arrest made out and ready to serve in these cases. Of course the honest voter. who is wise. will vote as early as possible to avoid the use of his name by a repeater. Any inspector who declines to sustain chal- lenge will be arrested. Any person who merely to make trouble, however, chal- lenges q vote without proper cause will find himself in very uncomfortable po- sItion"
 Bingham Gets Busy. Commissioner Bingham has ordered all police captains to appear at police head quarters tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. where they will find Attorney General Mayor and MT Morgan ready to tell them their duties.
 The jury nomlnators today issued final appeal in behalf of their independent ticket for judges.
 The Association to Prevent Corrupt Practices at Elections. of which Seth Low is president, announced today that it has retained counsel to represent 1t in proceedings in New York county The association proposes that the public shall be informed of the political expenditures of the various parties and organizations in this county, in connection with Tues days election.
 Hearst Makes Short Talks.
 W R. Hearts only political work today was his address at two gatherings of ln- dependence league election-day watchers at the polls, one in Brooklyn and the other in Madison Square theatre. Manhat- tan. The burden of MT. iiearst's speech was Be on the alert for every doubtsul voter on election day"
 When he finished his Madison Square theatre reception, he was given an ova- tion and escorted to his home by big crowd When he arrived at his home the crowd insisted on speech and MT. Hearst, speaking from the steps said:
 q have no desire to make any political address on a Sunday. do, however, want those who believe in me to vote for me. and I am certain that we are on the eve of a great victory of the common people of our state"