Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-03

New York. Nov. S.-From through
out the entire country reports of the
progress of the election indicate an
early and heavy vote. The weather is
reported fair everywhere, and every
where the voters are spending very
little time in the booths. which fur
ther indicates a majority OF straight
tickets The voting is fast
President Roosevelt cast his vote
at Oyster Bay shortly after O'Clock
Bryan voted at county grocery
near Fairview and Taft cast his ballot
In Cincinnati. The national political
headquarters in this c4y are pracsl-
'e4ily 1eEartm today, pa .trYarsc =
and Mack having gone to their re-
spective homes to vote. They were
expected to return this afternoon.
however. to receive the returns. As
the returns are to be received at both
headquarters the quiet Of the day will
be replaced tonight by a flood of ac-
tivity. The rush will begin when the
New York polls close at o'clock.
The early vote in the city was
largely for Bryan. At noon, when
the business men began to cast their
ballots the aspect changed material
ly but there Is no hope Of Taft carry
ing the city. The upstate vote IS
said to be heavy for Taft and Hughes,
the latter running ahead OF Chanler
N the northern counties heavily
Taft VIII Vote late,
Cincinnati, Nov. 3.-Mr. Taft will
vote late this afternoon. After having
his throat treated he declared that
he felt as good as he did the day be-
fore he began his compaign,
Bryan is Very Confident.
Fairview, Nov. 3.-Calmly awaiting
the verdict OF the American people
at the polls which he is confident
will at last reward his efforts to fill
the presidential chair, Bryan today
ls busying himself with the ordinary
affairs OF his home. kilograms are
pouring in on him bringing tldings
OF a Democratic victory. Observing
that the press dispatches say the
weather is fine almost everywhere
Bryan remarked:
"Inasmuch as / expect a majority
Of the voters are with me, good
weather is good for me-" No little
satisfa ction was felt by the candidate
when at noon he was informed that
his own precinct is going for him two
TO one.
Did He Vote Il Straight?
Election day at FairVieW was ush-
cred in with clear skies and balmy
weather Bryan was astir early THE
morning looking over a mass of tele-
grams received from different parts
OF the country giving him assurances
Of Democratic victory. AT 9 o'clock
accompanied by J. G.. Lyons his
farm manager, Secretary Rose and
correspondent Of the Associated
Press ne drove in a dog cart to Hen
lines grocery store IN the little viii
lage OF Normal. where he cast HE
vote. At exactly 9:l5 o'clock Bryan
deposited his ballot which was No.
is in the box and as he did so a
score OF voters in the store removed
their hats and offered him their best
wishes.
MT. Bryan appeared to be In good
health and laughed and chatted with
mis- companiorI l. He met number OF
friends 20 and from the polling place
and exchanged greetings.
Disorder In Missouri Today.
81. Louis. Nov. 3.-There was much
scratching OF tickets in this state To-
day.
The indications are for full vote.
Disorder broke out ea~ly n St. Lou
Is One election judge was beaten
near polling place. score o.
more arr SITS FOR various offers
were made before noon, one of the
prisoners being Felix McAdams the
Democratic nominee for the legisla-
ture
n'ino's Vote Breaks Record
Chicago, Nov 3.-IllinOis today Is