The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-11-03

bailoting in Louisville vas done under
the glow Of many lights. dense FOG
making the morning almost as dark
night. Much interest was manifested
and the long line OF voters at the polls
early indicated fun vote.
AUSTIN, Ten. Nov. 3.-Thc weather
throughout the state to-day is fair. \
fact that little Interest is being mani
tested in State affairs. The Democrats
will probably carry all the Congress
siOnal districts.
ATLANTA. Ga. Nov. SELECTION Day
began with showers i'll Georgia. Pros
poets are that 10000 votes will be polled.
Early movement to the polls indicated
that this figure might possibly be eN-
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. S-Elec-
weather throughout the greater part Of
message from New York urging all
JACKSON. Miss. Nov. Sit is gen
orally, fair throughout Mississippi, al
though cloudy weather Is reported at
several points. The total vote will prob
, ably be larger than in 1891.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nor. THE
weather here is cool and threatening.
! Rain is predicted in the mountain dis
trcts. There is perceptible lack Of IN
| terest in the election throughout Ten
Many negroes in Nashville and other
cities will vote the state and national
! Democratic tickets. Polls opened here
at 9'clocls and viii close al 4
opened cloudy. 4 heavy rain throug h
the night made things, look damp. \
/ heavy vote, however. is predicted. IN
! Birmingham tie voting started SLOWLY.
! Republicans say they are making gains.
! LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. The
weather over the eRtire state of ArEan-
! sas to-day = clear aud pleasant. Tho
usual vote Is icing pOllcd. Indications
! point to Il large Democratic majority.
Yankees Crowd Polls.
PORTLAND, Me. Noy G.-Oyercagt
today when the first voters entered lie
polling booths. The early voters were
few in numbers, little effort being made
10 bring thom OUT.
pected retlcence by Vermont voters
was shown during tho early hours to-
day when the number w." cast ulcir
ballots was generally below the aver
vailed
! PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. B. The
polling places we've thronged early to-
day, the voters turning ul. in large
numbers under cool Drac,us weether
conditions. Partisan workers were
much In evidence and large vote YVES
expected.
CONCORD, y. H.. Nov. 3-The sf-
forts Of the Republican and Democr1tic
state Committees TO &c, tile voters cut
early tended to bring out a large vote
during tie early hours in New Haup-
shiTe to-day, Weather conditions were
NEW HAVEN. Conn. nov. s-No
better weather could have neen asked
fur lhan that which greeted the voters
OF Connecticut TO-DAY, The vote in the
early morning hours. Warnings against
iIlegal bal!ois m,e'c displayed, al most
Of The polling places where the paster
Scratching In Missouri,
~. LOUIS, No, NOV. 3-There Was
much scratching OF tickets In Missouri
Today, reports of this condition reach
cations were Tor fun vote. The com-
pllcations due 10 the senatorial primary
law and the numerous candidates
and the eight constitutional amend
uents TO he voted on made the work
slow.
Disorder broke out early in ST. Louis
. Oliver X. Burhhardt, Republican
Judge of election, vas beaten near the
polling place at No. el2 North Third
,treet \ score or more OF arrests for
aliOus oneHses we're made before noon
among the prisoners being Felix Nc
Adams, pe!noc.atic nominee for the
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 3.-Repubican
leaders here express concern over the
legislature and the Democrats expect
20 gain many Notes. Good weather pre-
ais. The pols opened at A 81. and
lose 1T i, ~.
vote Is being p0lled at all points N
Wisconsin. The weather IL fair and The
roads are In good condition thus insur.
ug large farmer vote.
KANSAS CITY Kan, Nov "A
heavy early vote. clear weather and a
dsnsy OF uAusual interest every her.
covers the rrloi,s received from all
.u.Its OF kansas.
silI% FALLS, : D., SOY Re
ports from throughout HE STATE suyH .
.ea.y vote ana m .c. stra Gang 14toi4
uT Presidential candidates, 10 a esi.
mated that the total vote AL, he eiga
corded
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