The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-08

NEW YORK. November S.---EM4a3&
hours at the polls here to-day indtca4sS
ed that the vote will be one Of fl
heaviest cast IN years. ssSaa
In spite OF cold. binstery snosn
ing, in which the first snow OF tlSl
season changed into rain and th4s
back into snow. the polls had hafx1a
opened at 4 o'clock before lines 4
voters began To form. Within Il h4l
hour OF opening. many OF the vcttn13
places were crowded 10 the limit. n
Notwithstanding the deep interest,"
in the election as indicated BY 49,
early voting. betting is declared fngs
have been lighter in this city than fnsS
years past. Wall stree. autharitie
to-day declared that not over $3aV ,ONMa
has been laid on the result Aka t
close Of the betting last night. cA
were running from 80 10 Iii 1Ayx
OF Dix with very little money h0N
ever, at the latter figure. What mgneSsa
was placed was largely on the 4n&
ton Of piuralities. the prevailing U1k&lS
being even money that Dix viii N11
by 10000. ss
hOOSeyeits N}alm Sln1u, saH8
One OF the greatest surprises Mn<s
the eleventh hour admission OF C4tS&
onel Roosevelt that he Is not cOuntiHS
on a majority of more than 3s.ea
for Stimson. Chairman prenticos HesS
the Republican State COMMITTEES. h&4a
been claiming victory by over 100, 09Nss
That both Colonel Roosevelt 8l&l
Stimson felt the need of extrAordfnAx1
efforts on the very eve Of elscti6
was apparent from the campAt1&e
which both made yesterday and whfa
they kept up until midnight. s3s
The final meeting by the cu1uu1
was held In Sehutxen Park, AStot1Ss
Queens county, where over 5000 poo
Pile waited till after 10 o'clock
welcome him. ssa*
Tho Democratic managers to-dM&@
continued to stick by their ortG3x3
figures. William s. Rode, in chAx1|
of the Democratic headquarters En-
the absence of Chairman w. A. HsaS
puch. still declared for the 100, eNy4
mark. I'm s sssAAa9
Last Call For Cash.
From the Republican headquAx4erSS
a last appeal for help for to-dayA
battle was sent out by Chairman pxaSSSSs
tice. 1t was in the nature of ~ 1
cular letter asking for final contK5
tons of $50 each. The letter dS21
clared the success OF the Dem0cf01&
ticket In New York State At the ~
ent time would mean that the exp4
diture of several hundred millions
dollars for the barge canal.
roads and other public improvefHes
which was under way. would pAsn
the control OF Democratic "a
holders. The letter likewise predt6o
that Democratic success At thje kt
would mean the States vote tor
Democratic presidential candidAt6
1912. aSsa
The heaviest early voting Ia r
haitian took place on the lower
side. where the election captains ~
out as early as there this mofn1l
getting the voteSs cut Of tho lodSs5
and tenement houseA
In Brooklyn, however. the NAKS
voting showed q slight falling on fS0
last year Tho Bronx too deveiQl
a light early vote. az n aSl
Miss Maud Ingeraoll. elauGhter
the late Colonel Robert c. In9G&
was one OF fifty women who Aet46
ron partisan watchers at the Nh
places. under the auspices ufsa
Equality League OF Self suppo31
Women. ss ss IN III
Although still suffering from, ajI
jury from recent fall from h4Es
MISS inReTSott fD3lntfu on f4X
place with the other watchers ~
assigned to the polling place
Twelfth assembly district. AnE
Charles r. Murphy. the Tar
leader. Miss Ingersoll reported I
this morning and cnnonncex
tention OF staying till the last
II counted.
Hundreds OF other women Ms9
to-day taking an active pafts
campaign. among them Mr..
Belmont and Mrs. Clarenc4
A number Of prominent sCot11
suffragette leaders donas&4 M1l1
which lunches were carried n
men watchers.
There Was falling % tQ-4
the usual number o. GAM
fraudulent voting IN tn19
there were many iem
been the case IN tn ~
Levy, 3 deputy In ~ ~
Supetintendentof Itoe11e
ono OF the fFst 1aen
was CHARGED WITH hayt18
literally. He demoumE0
~ IN outrage -
BrsHsteF. woJl hl4SlU
waa ARRESTED - A.