The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04

.oss plAce 1ooeeSeiIs majority 1t not
less than 10000.
women voters Is regarded a. proble-
npstteal. 20 election so far held having
given an indication Of their general
political tendency.
Getting 0Ht tho Vote.
indianapolis Ind. November S.
With the active speaking campaign
closed and the national and State cleo
ions one day away. word. was sent
from each Of the. headquarters to-day
to the workers In every county that the
Hast few hours must be used In ar
ranging to get out the rull voting
strength.
Indiana voters this year were re-
quired to register for the nst time. and
many. complaints have been received at
party headQuartSes concerning fraudu-
lent registrations. two persons have
been arrested at Terre Haute. charged
with having prevented one person from
registering. In that city several Pc
sons are under Indictment, charged
with padding repatriation lists.
Edward NJ Lee. Progressive chair
man. says he has heard OF numeous
schemes to aid or prevent voting. and
the organization has employed q num-
Der OF, detectives to watch polling
places In this and other places.
Big vste Predicted.
Portland. Ne. November ga
greater vote than has ever been cast
In q presidential election will be poll
ed In Maine next Tuesday. In the opIn-
ION OF campaign managers. though the
total ID not expected to equal that at
the September State election Halbeyt
p. Gardner. Progressive national COM
mttteeman. to-day said:
predict that the Roosevelt electors
VII. have plurality OF 10000 votes"
Governor Wilson will carry the
State by At least 5000 votes" was the
prediction Of Chairman Wilson. Of the
state Democratic ticker.
Frederick Hale. Republican nat.noal
committeeman. said:
L Ani confident that the Taft vote
win bs much larger than tho general
predictions Lave led people to expect"
Ne Chance for Taft.
st. Paul HIM. November 3.-The
campaign In Minnesota, to all 'n:@nss
and purposes. closed last night With
the winding mp Of the trip Of the Taft
special in Minnesota
!, Tho result In Minnesota, ACCORDING
/, tween Governor Wilson and Colonel
Roosevelt. although II IL believed by
estute politicians that President Taft
has made substantial gains In the last
ta:ee days
South WIN Renain sSsliA.n
Atlanta, Ga. November 3.-Reports
from various campaign leaders
| throughout the Southern States to-day
! indicate that the so-called SOLID
South" will cast lts customary Demo-
cratic majority In the presidential
! election on Tuesday. Final appeals
are being made to the Democrats. Pro-
sressives and Republicans. and q rec
ord vote everywhere u predicted. The
only featue Of an otherwise apathetic
campaign has been the inceased activ-
4 ity Of the Progressive and Socialist
parties. In Tennessee. Georgia, South
] Carolina and Florida the Socialists have
I been unusually active. and claims are
made that they win more than double
/ the Socialist vote cast in the last pres
1dential election. Tho Progressive
ACTIVITY has besn noted throuShout
the South, and leaders Of that party
while not making any claims Of carry
ing any STATE. declared they win make
i . respsctasls shswinG
U1sAoDs @ Do0o - V0oa.
| Defiance. OhJo. N0vsmbse &-The
send -annual oonfefenco Of Bishops a
the Methodist Ep1scepal Chureh ad-
/ jJura0d Saturday II Toledo In tn
midst q impostant deljbesanoas thai
the blS1S0ps might return home 60 vosc
In the Aataonal election. II wss de-
clared tonight b. Luther b Wilson
secretary e the board Of bishops.
1 Secretary WILSON said II was thought
by the board Of bishops that the church
leaders might in this way emphasis
the solemn duty devolvinging upon the
entire cltizenship Of intelligent and
conscientious participated In the At
| fairs Of StataL