The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1906, Page 2

THE EVENT NG. WORLD, TUES _ HEAVY VOTE CAST AND STRAIGHT TICKET THE F) ¢ t ++ Day, but Magistrates in Nearly Every Instance Set .the Prisoners Free. theefirst two hours of election, the deputies. of Sup RUSH OF ARRESTS - FOR POLL FRAUDS QUICKLY SUBSIDES Morgan Deputies Busy Early in the’ After starting out witha record-breaking number of arrests du ring More an apparently lost their zeal or ran out of excuses for locking men up. Fewer arrests were made as the day passed, and as the time for closing the polls 5 large. Ina great majority of instanc: * ~ freed almost as soon as the ached ~tourts—_in-Manhatts _tions to hear the ca%e for fuller examinati that the arrest had been faced on a pu ly tec art error on the part of the. v i clerk of the registry -i Brooklyn the sergeants took ly a-Magistra would hold a pri it deve inca ur, but usually Ss address ora mistake Th. ering mixing up of dates in five Aw | SIF ¢ and compl in's office by the bu: three in. Kings. Ballots intenaea tor One district were s: . happened tn one eter en hirteenth Assembly Dusinet of Kings ©! that when the mistake wan discovered | 80) | distribution made. = to another. 1 | Tecat pn district of th? |dition was lectin diatrict of the Thittes Fly Diktrict of ballots could be secured. in tneir place. |Covered that the wrong ballots i And A considerable ntimber of citizens | being d. Superintendent M F * > lost their’chance of voting a ener — pth ‘dhe number of arrosta was greatest |for the State tickots, but tha Guring the first two nours arter tr polls opened, ‘T moon there fh the other races as the candidates for the ° been only about ts in all, | bly Senate wi pames cluding fitty in Bro Not » single inted cn them Were in reality arrest had ceen made in the Ninetepntn ie some other district. In|! Assembly District of Mani n. » jAnother election district of the Thir-| day at} proper ballots were furnished * It wns declared onrly in a the office of Superintentent of Morgan that the nuinber of arrests for ——-ttogal voting would be probaly heavier + than {n any State lection ever held sredter New York! While three tel ones were buzzing Ike md hornoty | lots before voting ree ith news of arrests in one part of | Ex-Capt. Diamond Nabbed. w. -toWn or another, the prediction war| Former Police Captain Thomas thins tiils tte of affairs upon the and finally n the vo § At least 1,00) arrests would ha made. The p on didn Almost ns fast as th ee Hen brought prisar e -DEEN) preted earl, an out | voting. Afte> siwearin in depi=| No, 423-Bast One, Ha # teenth street, be waa a Ltsid_hy_one_ pt: At tne East One If Xth stret station D! st FHA A dred and Magivirates turned ther arrest ed and nd pr ake t. At majority shown us dent Gf the co has nis countey reat place w r in Mushanap med ine LAER TG of the bf patrolmen vusterday the their ordes to djmpase iptly wa posalbl aM “rests, ee ome bad mix-ups tn the distributi Hon | bf=theomcial—balints —were—reported Arreats had The ballots {itended for Mie Th Assembly, Din were ny | Bad been arteated mistake to the T Afth and vite yea fue Ma men. that hi ee versa, The same thin | Sea Kings Col y for the ta eenth, | Ninetcenth Twenty Assembly D ‘rhe iss New York wide when he's through n't you hire one Through World Wants? Now THE KIT OF HID THO Had HONS Bi ii Ws Whe Kind Tot Does. No tlle tng ! seanedon Trying. an om ‘auet Club, with a residence 121 Frawt Sixty-meventh sty from his mummer, home al Iallp, drew The police sistrates vent: tn-prerson_to-the stax pans ave heat soner loped ical charge resulting from} of the In| ts sixty were organ | t these votes mist —be_eotnted tec-gpeeches-& day during the rae: t. of | part of the camp courar, they could not he recognized in Board DL eated on a war- FRAN-S_daput Twen- sted A people thought he was a res ep ov many | rlying at re thelr err i each-arrest, and as soon as it became apparent that no crime had been | intended the pri soners would be dis: harged without formal arraignment. a poured Into | | miaunderstood tn Ohio. Th oof the mistakes a queer con.| left the White Housc ‘at midnient for und to extst. In on th As- | ranged to i [active lin mage (hat py the ttme the pola closed —mond—was-cne—of-them=n_—to_be_ ar on a chara of iilegal in his vote at came in Lt, VOTERS EAGER THE | { | | s the men who had been arrest ed were) tie vote fort seepttonat te it on thems at eS 5 {6 pass upon the merits of|o followed with cl ri who have gone to th smaller than for Morgan- put the fault for} of ratiroad passe Y aires Nev York voters rewldent in the DI or Inspectors, ie Board of Elections, + erter of Coliimbia, however, hkve show fers, who, net #aid, shout bave examineg thelr part g a great Fontestittiemtnterest i | quarter near this afternoon it became apparent that the total’ of arrests for alle ed) =, fraudulent-voting would be no_larger than usual, and, polars not so} E Gintinnad. yeu sembly districte=two In New xork ana | THe forenoon was half gone before tho] OF S<creury’ Ko - | errors could be rectitted ang the proper | iy the arrival o} published pre COUNTRY OVER 10. ETN BALLOTS All Sections Tell ‘of Early Rush to Poils and Heavy: Voter TMANY CLOSE ©ONTES TS) achysetts, . Pennsylvania New Jersey a Ohio arly and Go: Decided uncertainty in so many s¢ -NOVEMBER 6 2? RULE ALL OVER STATE Wi Lhi R. Hi t Casti B Wl erg 1G REG pia) ce Sie. ll a HEARST EYPECTS ees MOE TO LOSE. 10 WIN BY OV VOTES OR JOBS 200,000 VOTES. Notice Posted That Em-/Only Danger, He Tele- | ployes Wilt Not-Be += grapis, 1s -a—Gount cused from Duty To Out Up, State. | | yO IOAY 09 Stale ae ety last ftagralna ¥. repeating una =e a ZS R pee ray alt ed we “| ADRIFT THREE DAYS ng asmU “it co ; lense ipl ins tite suit ih 5 for TxLEpuo ports from Massachusetts, Penn- vania, New Jersey, ihode Island. and other close States were also © attention, / Leaders Vote. vet's inst Country besides tinted, that th Kephbiican Congres: Jyster Bay, where he voted and ar- CLAIMS FOR RIVAL CANDIDATES NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR MADE BY POLITICAL LEADERS. a 2 2 REPUBLICAN ESTIMATES. DEMOCRATIC ESTIMATES, D. L. & W. REFUSES Amer to pick ahem, Up: TIMOTHY L. WOODKUPE—Hughes will win by W. OR. HEARST-“1 will win 200,000." ‘ Sse Pere At Lenst 200.010. Sot ates bates hes U SISTERED LETTER, STOLEN. Fe aguac aay aeeane WERE {MAX TENET oMencrt—wiit-wie-ay-sonme— | SWHICHMEN?S DEMANDS. necier \ED LETTER STOLENN. plurality ever mic n in Kings County. CHARLES F. MURVITY — Hearst will carry ——_—_— ¥ developed that “the poat-oms ce here ig Sra, z tan PATRICK WCANREN—Thinks Haghes will W. J. CONNERS—Uearst will win by a great} ware, Lackaw Com-| containing 5.00) on Gus Te hed onrry Kinga, bat no figures. majority. through u endent | Tent. of Richmond, Va.. to the Nation- to-day made a-statement chat] al Dank of Pay Government aan HUGHES VOTED EARLY; re investigating the rob- witchmen for an ur in wages the dem e demand of the Axe Of ten ce however > hia home in’ ample this Mgoeaker Cannon, who hin is in Danville, san early voter, as well an | of the] his home, and 4 eat Fa! of the | ail of whom ti , are at their yoting residences ashington voters homos The number of W. ate on the roads |< given as a reo rinterest-nd a Jarger propor 1) have gone to thelr homies. Slim Interest in South. Reporta from “the Solid South" Inat- f stimulat Jersey Fight Warm. — 7} AMER'S~ BAND AT” WEBER'S. Csilitary Mand ce at Weber ng toa dela ot Amer's Engl a firet—appeara: ra last ni Ow ondustor Feasion interfered With Policeman. :. Any officer=nteach wus ari mo arr He convine Inteate that he had heen wrongt} rested anid was discharged: WEARING | LWERY,, HEARST LATE Al POLLS a Tae enrcdlunittes Nominee st lichmaniona nce. Lea for Strike-breaker— | Cheered as He Cast Bal- lot in Barber Shop. | Theatrical Manaker Fred Thompson nd put his chauffeur in iv- When Charles Magnes went sterdam nyenue m2 Was, SS VUT im,-and when made the The an Was a Jiffy ands soon day atr ugh. ig | to-day in a barber shop at No. 562 4 one predicted rd to a man wanted to to he We happen. Mr. Huzhes, po and us He left his hom: ¢. and wal ce. A crowd of ed were IN MASSACHUSETTS, | sie tater wECGn-} ) for Moran polling place ti voted baliot® jn—to-day a the Fourtee which Rep) a preaktast—and then ingrossional Disiries, | 2 yeelaht Votes for GuiititPrane orto three for Moran} day. Only a few nelehhors an [rjends were -cxpected to call telegrar 3 1 wire Yast Tight and yo the. re norters (Dem) — Heats TICKETS Lost Dem.) | nyoition, Sooty Progressive Labor twenty Jules of the ney |x Kew the place Titougnaut the city. ee IN ODELL'S TOWN, JEWBURG, N. Y., > eat election day in this a sey seaukcaol. bul bie of the We died at raph Comp a to-day in. Attao} a Ger Brest Higher ules The ying to rye father wasted no more tine in the booth wild. King MMe ballot Ohan—hts—son had =e he, too, Waseem te to be hear] from! i way Mastipes! in| After hia returns home Mr. Hughes ie ANNOUNCE | an. Evening World reporter that he st to roman quintty at home ail DIN ILLINOIS. SA clear sky and nperAte feted the ant the Indfcations ater portion of thé en- reeimiration will he cast several ; « before the polls closé. Thera are | ey x n Alffeten’ » of candidates to be ne €d for, Republican,/Demorratte, Pro: ist, Independence League, nea und Independent grent the legistative v noxt Log Inture will name oxaor to Unite AGG east Chet bat Jote for a full net Moers aka arty, y. 6.—This te nn aky [x oloar and alaer iy hours, LULstactory guer} swer bas been for-| S Srestoe Ftenke Hew | CNN aod the. reply of the Didn't Appear at Voting | Booth Until Afternoon. orn/of the union ts ex- pected here by Thursday, when it will} The man who likes rag-time, the of the “awitehmen, hete | girl] who prefers dance- music, the enthusiast who enjoys operas and Zs etl ac pre es the old folks-whetove the ballads. |PA RIS WATCHING oftheir youth, all get their kind of NEW YORK ELECTION | pyescure from the Victor Talking ore, chine or the Edison Phonograph, PARIS? ap -before,-< xcept. ha Presid t, Has AA Cee | Victor Talking Ma 8 17 to 8500 ftn_the Un “acted us| Ciisoa Phenovrarte. 8 10toM® 60. 8175 to $370 ts aft nuch, attention as the cal atruggle| Regina Chime Clocks., 8 #370 ore waa areport atone ieseaayoerh newspapers | Tezina Muste Doxes. Bto AnUBaTe Tor stb Des Tied with accounts of te cattvare|— Reehe-tieyer-Plancs..._ 6450 te S750 = Te; idates a Issues and the i a Srp = Se SEAS] Our Broadway store is the home er Sah lof everything in musical instru ments of the present, Exhibition Nov. 5th to I7tb, at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall. 2P, M-to 10 P.M: * 309 MAGNIFICENT ENLARGEMENTS, Daily Lectures By DR. DIXON, ~S ends PM. Beautiful Lantern Slides, New Moving. Pictures. 2 COMPLIMENTARY Tichete f the aaKing at any Kodak D. roadway and—Seventeenth St. ralght to bes, pe WAN nut to b itwar atte n The only manufacturers of muste boxes In Ame SUITES REA TIRT eETaY REARS tion Is ewtaranteed In Lott's ennd Ina policy that pare dividends tn. the form nt_areat savines, MAL £02 TUESD iY. 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