Evening star., 1907-11-05
IN VARIOUS STATES
BRIEF REPORTS FROM MANY
POLLING PLACES.
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Md. Novenber 5.-Early
morning indications pointed TO heavy
vote in Baltimore at the eject on today
or governor. full state ticket and mem
GERS tf the legislature. The democrats
re aiso holding prma.y election for
cand dtte fo- the long term United
states senatoHship which begins in 1909
-iear ard cool Weather prevailed.
Reports from the eountisssrHowsd that
heavy vote was ing rolled in the coua-
ry districts. Rather more interest was
displayed IN the senatorial contest IN the
'ounties than in Baltimore city, where
he vote up to noon was reported to be
cry heavy on the regular tickets and
airy large in the prirn aries. Owing to
he length of the bal ct it is expected the
eturns will be late in coming in ton ght
;;pscial Dispatch to The Star.
ROC hNiLI.E, Md, November "a
.iTge vote IS being po.Iod in Montgomery
:ounty today. At noon near.y half of the
vote was in, and il is thought that the
-eINteSt vote cast in the county in re-
ent yeas will he recorded. This is en-
.ouraS-ns to the democrats. and prob
bly, insureS the success OF their state
.cket by several hundred majority The
I"moc-atic county ticket. however is be-
ag cut tight and lee and it looks very
much as if Mullican. for sheriff and Cum
linps for the house of delegates, are
0cmcd to defeat The iliiterates are an
JarenIy marking their ballots without
difficulty, and it is believed the propor-
ion Cf spelled tickets Will be sma iler
han usual. So far as is known no money
II whisky is being used to influence the
,-oters. and the election is apparently oae
the cielnest of recent years
1t is estimated that about three fourths
# the demcc1ats are pGl ltic pating in the
senatorial primary elections. Reports
rom different sections of the country are
o the eff ct that the workers are nearly
hought he VIII defeat Gov. Warfie!d with
many votes to spare. Representative
cred Talbot is not factor.
HYATTSVILLE, November "a long
inc of voters awaited the opening of the
polls ct S O'Clock this morning. Judging
rom the short time most OF them re-
NAMED in the booth. they either voted
straight ticket or found the ballot easy
o master. The weather is ideaI. The
'eg.stered vote in Hyattsville d st -ct is
i:S, and 1t is believed that practically the
,utre vote will be cast.
The ballot is an unusually long one
md II VIII be early tomorrow mornin., be
fore the count is completed. Both sides
are working like Trojans to get out their
vote. A novel feature in connection with
lhe election IS democratic primary cleo
Ions for United States Senator. The
iEilIoNIt Itti' IuuSSS attempted 10 lolu THESE
)rimares in the dining hall in Masonic
Temple. but the republican watchers OBJ
ected declaring that the law prohibited
my electioneering within 100 feet of the
egular voting place. which. in this case
is the main auditorium of the temple
TIE Judges OF the primaries adjourned
the office of the Hyattsville Independ-
mt. which was engaged for the voting
Mr. Jackson II. Ralston, after voting at
he regular election was the first voter
It the primaries. His vote was cast 70:
Gov. Warfield for United States Senator
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HAGERSTOWN, Md. November 5.-Re-
ports received in Iiagerstown at noon to-
day indicate that the election is passing
quietly throughout Washington county
and a heavy vote is being polled. Both
parties are actively engaged in getting
out their vote. 1t is conceded that the re-
publican state ticket will carry the county
and that practically the entire republican
county ticket will be elected. The demo-
Gratis are exartfhg every effort to reject
State Senator B. Abner Belts and to this
end are trading other democratic candi-
dates for votes for Belts. Temperance
workers are aiding the republicans in
their efforts to elect Harry E. Baker to
the senate. The vote at the democratic
senatorial primaries is light. The county
will propably give a majority for John
Walter Smith for senator.