Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-04
Katzenbach has promised he viii be
guided by the action of the legislature.
PENNSYLVANIA Is Resting.

HI HllJAbEJl-f I1l+t, 4NoN hSi Y
was little to do in the way OF campaign
work today At the state headquarters OF
the several political parties, the campaign
having closed Saturday night with meet
ings in various parts of the common
wealth. Republican State Chairman An
dreWs and State Senator Dimeling nave
gone TO their homes to vote, and there
was nothing about the headquarters 10
indicate that a state election is at hand
There Is little interest In the election of
a state treasurer, the only state once 10
be filled. The republicans say john %.
Sheath will win by more than 1O0,uo plu-
rality. while the democratic managers say
they believe John G.. Harman, their can
didate, Will be elected.
The independent republicans in Phlla-
delphia are making some show OF hght
against the $4,000, 900 city loan proposi-
ton. but 1t is pra cttcally certain the vote
of the city will be in favor of the loan.
Southern Election Featureless.
JACKSON, Miss, November 4.-Practi-
cally no interest is expressed In tomor-
rows election for governor and other
state officials Inasmuch as up to TODAY
no unusual! evert has occurred to dsturn
political conditions. the result OF the e:ec-
ton is not only a foregone CONCLUSION, put
devoid OF features.
Stop Mining to Vote.
POTTSVIILE. Pa, November A.
Though the big coal corporations wanted
the miners of District No. 8. which mas
&C. 900 members of the United Mine work
ers distributed among 300 collieries, to
work next Tuesday, election day, not
having given any orders for a suspension
at the mines, an order signed by Presi-
dent John Fahy of Pottsvilie and the eX-
ecutive officials of the district has gone
forth directing the miners to remain nome
from the mines on that day
Heretofore the miners worked on elec-
ton day This is the first order Of the
kind ever issued by the labor organiza-
ton.
Light Vote in Virginia.
RICHMOND. Va. November 4.-Fir-
ginia elects tomorrow county officers and
members of the state senate and house
of delegates. The indications are that
the vote will be light. There is very. lit
tie republican activity, and both houses
of the general assembly will >have big
democratic majorities.
Ohio Very Busy.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, November e.
With a promise of good weather and much
interest in the various municipal cleo
tions throughout Ohio tomorrow, indica-
tions are for a full vote. Although mu-
nicipal officers only are to be voted for,
there has not been an entire absence of
national issues in the discussions, Taft
and Foraker differences among the re-
publicans in several instances resulting
in discussion of national measures.
The Cleveland campaign is attracting
bus. Toledo and Dayton and other cities
have contests of more than ordinary in
tereSt.
The campaign in Cincinnati is being
brought to an end. Mayor Dempsey
democrat. who seeks reelection. is op-
posed by Frank Pfar. city party, two
years ago fellow democratic candidate
and by Col. Leopold Markbreit, repub-
lican. Most interest centers in this con-
test
Little Brown Brother to Vote.
MANILA. November 4.-Registration
or the general election is the greatest
in the history of the Philippines 1t is
expected that fully 10000 voters will go
to the polls and cast their votes Gov
enors. members OF the provincial boards
and municipal officers will be elected
The campaign has been very quiet,
Secretary of War Taft assisted yester-
day in the dedication of the Presbyterian
Church. He spent today quietly receiving
visitors and was entertained tonight at
The navy yard at Cavite. Tomorrow he
will inspect Manila's new water works
Kentucky Still Talking.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November Al
though the campaign for full state. county
and city tickets closed Saturday night
with speeches at many points. the man.
ayers for the various candidates were
actively at work today in making final
preparations for getting out a full vote
Interest in tomorrow's election is intense
throughout the state, and particularly in
Louisville, where a spirited campaign
has been waged between Owen Taylor
democrat and James F. Grinstead, re-
publican, for mayor. The registration in
this city was the largest ever recorded
San Francisco May Clean House.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, November A.
The three-cornered municipal campaign
IN San Francisco will close tonight in a
whirlwind finish of what has been Bit
ter tight for the mayoralty and the office
OF district attorney. a series of MONDAY
meetings held in different sections of the
city by all the principal candidates today
will be followed with final rallies tonight
Mayor Taylor. supported by the Good
Government League: Daniel A. Ryan, the
republican candidate, and P. H. McCar-
thy, the choice of union labor for mayor,
all express themselves as being confident
of election. Mayor Taylor remains a 2-to-1
favorite in betting circles. A strong fight
is being made to defeat District Attorney
William II. Langdon, who has made pos
slble the prosecution of bribery graft
cases.
Campaign in Nebraska.
LINCOLN, Neb.. November 4-The Ne
oraska campaign closed today, both re-
publcans and democrats claiming victory.
Interest centered in the contest OF NJ. B.
Reese, republican, and George L. Loomis,
democrat Tor the office of supreme judge.
Two regents OF The State University and
a railway commissioner are to be elected
DELAWARE MAY BE DRY.
Most Interesting Campaign in Many