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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
WHALEN FOR THE TUNNEL.
SAYS HE WILL APPROVE THE RAPID
TRANSIT CONTRACT
10 CONSULT WITH MR.. RIvEs AND Mr..
SHEPARD ABOUT 1T ON TUESDAY
MAYOR MAY ATTEND CONNIE
s1ONERs' MEETING

S1ONERS' MEETING.
John Whalen. the Corporation Counsel. an
nounced Yesterday that he would not longer
stand IN the way Of rapid transit by refusing
20 give formal approval to the contract which
was prepared by the Rapid Transit Commission
over year ago. He said he had arranged TO
have q conference on Tuesday with George l..
Rives one OF the Rapid Transit Commissioners
and Edward Nj. shepard of counsel 70 the Com
mission. and suggest the changes IN the con
tract which ought to be made before he gives
- II his approval
Il held back my approval Of the contract"
said Mr.. Whalen. in explaining his delay Of A
year, because the city not in condition
financially to undertake the work Of building
the rapid transit road Now that the Controller
has stated that the city Is financially able 70
begin the work and complete It. think the
work should be begun as soon as possible. and
pushed with vgor
Il have carefully examined the provisions OF
the contract and see nothing in It to object to-
AL that It needs is an amendment in two par
ticulars TO conform with the recently enacted
labor lGw. 50 that laborers shall not he required
20 work more than eight hours day on the
tunnel and receive wages At the rate of ~
day. Except upon these two points. the form
Of contract is satisfactory.
II want 70 say that have been in favor OF
rapid transit for fifteen years. and stand to-
day where 1 have stood during all that time
The most beautiful and healthy part Of the city
IS Washington Heights. Yet It is undeveloped
and but sparsely settled. on account Of its in
accessibility We want 10 develop Washing
ton Heights and the upper parts 81 the city
for in that way values will be increased and
taxes viii he reduced II is pretty we'll under
ftood that the tunnel can he made paying in
etitution apart from its value as p means Of de-
veloping the city The enormous privileges
which the city can rent Will bring In revenues
the value Of which at this time 1t 10 impossible
20 calculate.
I believe We ought TO be In position 10
begin work on the tunnel about the first Of
January. We Will not be able 70 do anything
before that time
is Croker in favor Of the tunnel" Mr.. VIVA
len was asked.
Croker has nothing 10 do with IT," he re-
piled
Edward NJ. Shepard said yesterday: Il have
received an invitation from the Corporation
Counsel 10 take part In a conference. Mr..
Whalen said he thought the debt limit now ad-
United Of something being done for rapid tran
time next week Things begin 10 look much
better for rapid transit"
Controller Coler will attend the next meeting
Of the Board Of Rapid Transit Commissioners
and advocate immediate action on the prelim-
3naries 10 the letting Of the contract 1t Is ex-
veCted that the fare VIII be five cents.
Il is believed that the Mayor Will also at
tend the meeting, and lend his official sane
ton to the beginning Of the tunnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
cAupHoR PRICES vor INCREASED.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. HOWEVER, CONFIRM
THE REPORTS OF JAPAN's MoNoroiY
II was announced on Friday morning that the
Japa1ese Government had decided on monopoly
~ m. camphor trade. Among many Wholesale
drug dealers including Mchesson & Robbins.
schierelin & CO. Charles Phzer and n } Baker
4 brother Il was said that recently their cor
RESPONDENTS in japan had reported the forming oi
the MONOPOLY but their Views on the immediate
effect on the camphor market were varied.
william y Faris OF the last mentioned arm said
1t is fact that Japan IS endeayoring 20 In
crease the price OF camphor through Us monopoly
Formosa and the islands 81 the Japan group pro.
duce practically every bit ~ the camphor used
This edict of the Japanese Government 20 b.
enforced July 10 applies. however. only r.
Formosa. The Government keeps an account
all the camphOr made and pays whatever prices n
sees NJ II purposes To store the camphOr for
from four 20 six months and then place 10 on thu
market AZ a great advance. amply repaying Il fot
IT. trouble. The price ~ camphor has in
creased vet.
This monopoly may give an upward tendency e
camphor prices. The season FOR camphor I'm Tho
United States lasts from February through m
summer as II Is In these months people have sucl
great use for II as preservative. Camphor Is also
used in the manufacture OF sunpowder and cellul
lods"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
TAMMANY CONTRACTS.
VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW DISCOVERED
ny MR.. INVESTIGATION
RAMAPO

While preparing FOR an investigation OF tho
Ramapo deal. Frank Moss OF counsel for tho AIazet
Committee Is said to have made an !ntcresting dis-
covery regarding the way IN which the law has
been violated by some Tammany officials IN making
contracts for departments % the city government.
He has ascertained by study Of THE City Rec
ord" that at least Tammany Commissioner has
violated the law I'm such contracts II IS said. and
that the Commissioner has careessly furnished
proof OF his guilt by publishing 1t in the official
newspaper Of the city. Mr.. Moss would give
information the subject yesterday, declining TO
talk about his reported discovery. on the ground
that he did not wish n give warning to officials in
advance.
As soon as the Mazet Committee resumes is
sessions on September IT, the Ramapo Job which
has been killed so completely Will be investigated
TO the bottom. The Ramapo schemers Will he made
10 tell all about their negotiations and the interest
which Richard Croker may have had in the pro-
posed contract with the Ramapo Water Company
will be disclosed
1t has been the talk among some OF the Tam
many politicians that tho failure Of James McCart-
ney the Commissioner Of Street Cleaning. TO come
20 the city and he at the meetings ~ the Board
Of Public improvements hen the first attempt was
made 10 fasten the Ramapo contract upon the city
has put him into much disfavor with some Of the
Tammany leaders, and that pressure VIII De- proasht
to bear upon him 10 cause hlm 10 resign MS once
For several weeks Mr. Mccartney has been enjoy
ing himself with his family at White Lake. SUM
van County. y Y. He has had cough which
caused some alarm TO his friends. but I'm the dry
air Of sullivan County he has been improving ana
his friends say he is nearly a. vel as he yer "as
office. and that Percival Nagle. ono Of his ram
many associates, and leader ~ the organization ln
street Cleaning Commissioner. have been contra
dcted by Mr.. MCCdrfneyS fuenqS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
WHITE PLAINS SNORT or WATER.
STRINGENT MEASURES ADOPTED TO PRE-
VENT WASTE AND A FAMINE

At n special meeting ~ The Board ~ Water COM
n,lssioners ~ White Plains Friday evening u was
reported that the supply vas extremely 10" ln'
Commissioners then decided 20 use every means IN
preyent water famine and Accordingly adopted
resolutions torhiddng tho consumers wasting NJ
using the water for lawn sprnkling. wagon wash
ing or any purpose other than for strictly house
hold use until further notice
The source OF the village water supply Is s@Neral
iaroa wells which have proved inadequate IN con-
tinued dry spells new reservoir r. being con-
structed which. when completed. vii amply meet
the demands The village has suffered for m" LAST
month and a short time ago street sprinkling was
suspended The Commissioners have directed 80
superintendent 10 strictly enforc" The no" rule,
and 70 cut Of Immediately any consumer Ealing
TO comply -.
The Superintendent discovered yesterday that r.
hacker Brothers. contractors. az Gre"n"i ftfk
had tanned the main and had been using laf9s
quantities OF water IN connection with fhrir wprh
fIe ordered them To desist. and when fn't refused
ne promptly shut the gate They applied fo me
{ commissioners for permission 10 ms" the wafer
but their request refused. and they were or
dered % paw for what they had consumed We
streets are now being sprinkled with water Drawn
from the Bronx River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
GOVERNMENT PRECAUTIONS.
DETENTION CAMP AT MrLLET KEY-LsTs OF
PERSONS WHO HAVE LEFT KEY WEST
TO RE PREPARED

Washington. Sept THE Marine Hospital Ser
vice is making preparations 10 open the detention
camp At Mullet Key Fla I'm view Of the presence
Of yellow fever at Key West Assistant Surgeon
Corrupt is I'm charge Of the camp He will be as
sisted by Assistant Surgeon Carter, Or. George
Sheldon and Hospital Steward Peck Advices re
ceived al the Marine Hospital Bureau up a late
hour this afternoon indicate no now cases and no
deaths since the one OF Friday night. The first
intimation Of the disease AT Key West was received
by Dr. Wyman Thursday night He AT once d.
rected Surgeon Carter at Havana 10 proceed 70
Key West Tho latter secured a tughoat and this
morning announced his arrival by telegraph
SURGEON General Wyman has telesraphcd to Dr.
McAdam 10 prepare list OF persons who have
left Key West within the last two weeks He made
the same request NJ the Plant Line OF steamers
on the coast and the Flag or Line of steamers
ccived the authorities at the places Of destination
Will be Informed. in order that persons from Key
West may be kept under observation for ten days.
A. Key West is under strict quarantine arrange
ments Will be provided for deiiy ering mails and
necessary supplies floats some distance from
Surgeon Carter reports that the troops at Key
West have been Isolated and Guaranteed IN their
barracks since the first report OF yellow fever
Surgeon . NJ Magruder has been ordered from
Memphis to Port Tampa 10 supervise the operations
Of the service from that point, Acting Assist ant
Surgeon Altree OF Tampa City. In the mean time Is
meeting vessels arriving AZ Port Tampa and keep
ing close watch all communications from Key
West Passed Assistant Surgeon W g. Simpson
has been ordered from Old Point 10 Miami 20 rep
resent tho service on the east coast
The Navy Department was advised to-day that
Portsmouth, y H.. and the ting Neznscott for
Port Royal They carried al the naval garrison at
Key West, save few caretakers and the naval
surgeon DIT Mechanism, whose case looks sus-
piclOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
srRpRysrD WooDRrFFs FRIENDS.

s,c.xrrs AGREED UPON BY HIS OPPONENTS At
MEETINGS OF WHICH THEY KNE" N'i f'i>''
.r-,e srfi-Woodrun Republicans IN the kim A.
.e,obIv District OF Kings kept Their pans 80
" guarded that the friends OF Ni'' 49,. ,It,
not know until yesterday that on FH'aS me-
$500 we're be,a in ali the districts AZ wnich
4jcke,s were agreed upon. 1t war said yes'eroay
that Postmaster Wilson Of BROOKLYN mao eNe'
neered the meetings order 10 test me aleteo ~.
elre for harmony by MI woodruff ana his ir'e" '.
Now the Wilson people are II PoSi"o" ~
,rJar a~e ,dssl 6elegates OF organization RepuoN-
cans Why not vote for them? They VII VII DC ee
ioysl 10 the party There Is nothing ne"a''o ~
,ben u is believed too that the orRanizat9h %
an opposition at This time will attract hundreds 90
wavering Republicans who not kno", g ~ SIy dele
10 do would vote at the primaries for any ue''
yates the organization Leaders might sussest. d.
No action was taken by the BrooklYn Young W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
YELLOW FEVER RUMOR QUASHED
DR. DOTY DOES NOT THINK A VICTIM COULD
ENTER THE COUNTRY AT ANY PORT

1T Is simply nonsense said Health Officer Doty
yesterday. when his attention was called 70 a dis
patch from indianapolis n the effect that a man
from cuba had died there ~ yellow fever and that
he had passed Quarantine NJ this port though he
Ill az the time.
40 arriving rom any place where yellow
fever Is prevalent passes here until ne has been
detained five days" Or. Doty continued. yellow
fever generally shows Itself the second or third
day after n person has contracted the disease. and
the NTH day tho patient becomes IN that he
cannot get out os bed Hence detection here OF
fever cases IS certain. | have heard Of "A number
Of so~called OF yellow fever In various parts
Of the Interior Of the country, and upon investiga-
ton have invariably found that II some other
form Of sickness I know the man said 10 have
yellow fever I'm Indianapolis did not pass through
here and do not believe he passed while SUI
fering with the disease AT any other port"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
nrmocRAr1c SrR. COMMITTEES TO WET.

St Louis, Sept 2-Goyernor Stone today ca"ed
q meeting Of the subcommittee OF tho Demo
cratic National Committee for September IL ana
& az the Auditorium Hotel al chicago inc COIL
n.,.+.os a., question are the Executive. composed
- ela,.en members. the Ways and Means. OF seven
members. and the Press % five members 30 far
sc marty work IS concerned. this viii ne the most
Important meeting Of the year II Is 90 Pe' go M
~ -oeetirPs ~ these committees VIII uiaW n
GOOD nanv Democrats Of note a. chicago. for II IS
the intention that plans sha.. ne t ,.e ia+ter
80 ~ mis- month Up 20 the time when the Demo
&C selected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
VIEW VESSELS At NEWPORT VIEWS.

Newport News Va. Sept Special The new
steel tug Fl Amigo built a. the shipyard for the
Morgan Line went ont on her builders trial trip
this morning The trim little vessel behaved
splendidlv. and will start on Tuesday for New
work consulting Engineer SOC and Assistant En-
eincer Miller. Of the Morgan Line came down
from New York and went aboard the tug AZ Old
Point
Two steam cutters for the bauleship Kearsarge
arrived ~ the shpyard today from Ne"- OK
coming over the old Dominion Line one weGhs
1000 pounds and the other 400 pounds The
Kcarsarge can 90 out on her trial trip tomorrow
but sho will not start until m. on Tuesday,
The time gwen 10 the Navy Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
co1Nrr ErEcrrLrE COMMITTEE.

There Will be meeting OF the hNe'"uN" On
r,,ttao of the Republican County Committee AZ No.
,,,s,sor-ave On Tuesday afternoon 20 arrange
to rrio.ing the tickets for the Republican pr
mares on September 70 President Qnes Of m"
county Committee has caused the call for the pr'-
maries 10 be printed in 2 small pamphlet ioI me
new County Committee VIII contain -ls Tnember q.
and that mere vii be- Z22 delegates 70 me neXt re
~ Committee will have l.o4s members; o62 or
u,bor Will he elected IN The horouens or Manhat-
tan and The Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
MAYORS CONVENTION ~ SYRACUSE.
PROBLEMS TO RE DISCUSSED RY THE LEAGUE
or AMERICAN MUNICIPALITIES

PROBLEMS TO RE DISCUSSED BY THE LEAGUE
or AMERICAN MUNICIPALITIES
Tho programme for the coming convention N the
League of American Municipalities. at Syracuse
September 10 10 % has just been completed. II
contains tyenty-one papers covering all Of the I'M
rortant municipal questions Of the day. Papers on
the municipal ownership question Will be presented
nv Mayors Johnson Of Denver Tafel or cincinnati
Robinson Of Colorado Springs and Pierce Of Mar
sbartoWn on the affirmative side. and Robert +
Porter ~ New-York. NJ J. Francisco Of Rutland
~ and NJ A Gemirnder. Of Columbus. Ohio. on
the negative side
Tho garbage question Is TO be dealt with by
Navor Williams Of Memphis Or Woodward, Health
Officer OF Washington. y c.. and H. J. Gonden' ~
Nev-York Municipal charities Will he discussed
nv ex-Alderman Homer Folks OF New-fork. score
tar,, Of the New-York State Charities Aid Society
The special assessment system Will be the subject
~ nanars hy Mayor Johnson OF Fargo. y d., and
Mavor Weakley Of Florence Ala. Mayor Perry Of
Grand Rapids Men. and Mayor Young OF Akron
Ohio will present papers on the contract system
for making public improvements
Other papers Will be read 10y Mayor Flower Of
New Orleans on drainage sewerage and water
s,pply. William r. Hi. OF Syracuse public
water supplies. q. Everett Hi. Of New-York. on
sewage disposal. Frederic c. Howe. Of Cleve-
land on municipal government IN England. and
Duncan g. Lee OF Ithaca \. Y civil service
There viii boz open discussions Of municipal owner
snip the garbage question. the special assessment
system and the contract system. These discussions
Will be participated ia by Mayors MacNicar OF PES
Molncs Maybury Of Detroit. Diehl OF Bunalo NC,
cure OF Syracuse Gray Of Minneapolis Phelan OF
san Francisco Duryea Of Schenectady BTashes'
Of Houston. Taggart Of indianapolis. hlrsch-
ner OF ST Joseph Redmond OF Cedar Rapids.
Ahlev ~ New Bedford. Fiske Of Mount
vernon Smyth Of Charleston. Woodward 81 AZ
waukee Diehl ~ Pittsburg and Swartz ~ column
bus 49,. -. "a
an extra session devoted 10 answering me ques-
lions a number OF civil engineers ana other au-
thorlties being present to provide tho information
calad for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
THE BURNSIDE DELAYED

Colonel y r. Jones chief quartermastor United
States Volunteers and superintendent ~ the Army
transport service. received message from Wash
ngton yesterday calllz his attention the reports
OF an outbreak o, yellow fever nj Key West In
con sequence % this he has decided 10 delay the
loading Of the transport Burnside which Is assigned
20 carry supplies 70 Porto Rico, and 10 hold the
vessel ready 10 be dispatched 10 Key West 10 take
away the 225 artiiorymen there. should # he found
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
PLEASANTv11LE STILL A VILLAGE.
PROPOSITION TO DIS1NCoRPORATE IT.
CAUSED BY A WATER SCARE BEATEN
At A sPECIAL ELECTION.

BY = vote Of 7s 10 IS the residents 81 the N'te
village Of Pleasantvile. IN Westchester County, de-
cided Yesterday 10 continue the municipality IL
was a special election held for the purpose ~ de-
termining whether or not the village should he dis
incorporatea Excitement ran high the leaders Of
both factions lahored hard 10 win. and when the
polls we're closed # was said that every voter had
cast ballot
The result was awaited with intense anxiety. and
when it announced the winners rushed from
the hall and organized a parade and mafcheh
through the village celebrating their victory
The agitation which disturbed the QVet corPoIa-
ton grew out OF an alleged scheme TO bond tle
village for the purpose Of establishing aierWorks
system Some of the taxpayers were SUSPICIOUS OF
q local Ramapo plot and Immediately started II"-
ceedings 70 dsincOrporate tho village as the sa1est
means OF protection from such calamity % ne
more conservative particularly the local ofdclaIS
denied that such scheme contemplated ana
opposed holding a needless election. but the anus
insisted and were defeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
PAWS FIRE cARNTAL BRILLIANT.

Pains annual carnival Of IRE came on last night
al Manhattan Beach II was declared 10 Do tho
most wonderful display ~ fireworks ever seen there.
The crowd. though not go great as usual In at
tendance AT the carnivals. was extremely enthus-
astic The pyrotechnic novelties introduced ~er"
particularly brilliant especially the electrical a.
tec,s and the set pieces were on the most elaborate
scale Those representing Dewey reviewing the
Nnrfh Atlantic Squadron. the temple ~ peace ana
fbe fountain Of varicgated fire. were received with
anrlHuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
THE GOVERNOR G0ES NONE.

Governor Roosevelt passed through the city yes
terday on his way 70 Oyster Pay he dld not stay
IN the city but hurried through
The Governor Will start on another trip through
,he unner part OF the State tomorrow. returning
~ the city next Saturday. Tlesday lie speaks at
Go6eoeburg Wednesday al Utica ana FONDA,
STbvrs6av az Norwich and Friday AZ Syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
rRFyzfD worAy MURDERS HER BABE


ocean Cify. Nd. Sept. Special Mrs Emma
Warner wife ~ Frank Warner. well known
and highly respected young man % this city. killed
her .frht-rnonihs-od babe this afternoon by cut
ting IFS throat at her home in Ashury- ave below
Fourteenth-s' Mrs Warner had been left alone
with the child about o'clock. and fl was between
and O'Clock whom the murder became known. al
though Indications are that the crime was com
rlitted shortly after she was left alone
Mrs Warner first showed symptoms ~ insanity
in January last. when she undertook % commit sui
eide by Dlunging into the ocean She was rescued
and taken home. and watch was kept on her Tor
several weeks. iu which time she was under medi-
cal treatment She apparently recovered. and moth
ing ungsua. was nof0 cd In her actions until within
A day two when She became somewhat nervous.
but seemed 20 Doe in ner right mind. This afternoon
Fl IS apparent that she was suddenly seized with
the old frenzy and committed the crime without
realizing what she had done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
"TRrr' DEMOCRACY N NEwJERsEY.
\ LETTER FROM WILLIAM j BRYAN READ AT \
MEETING OPPOSITE CAMDEN

r
Camden y J. Sept (SpeciaD Just across the
Delaware on the Philadelphia side. this afternoon
about ,wo score shouting Bryan Democrats from
various parts OF the State riidlei the Democratic
machine in New-Jersey and decided TO organize the
true Democracy" in the state.
William r. Morgan, % Burlington County VINO
was turned down by the State Committee al us
recent harmony gathering at Asoury fatK' pro
sided and Of course speeches were made by CON
eressrsn William y DAILY Clarence T Atkinson
and John J. Crandall letter was read from
William j. Bryan in which he counseAed his
earnest followers to keep up the sooa nght , toT
and for the election OF United States Senators by
direct vote Of the people. II was DECIDED 10 , ap
10 the true Democrats Of New-Jersey urging
them 10 elect delegates 70 conference 10 ne nei u
ir Trenton for the adoption ~ plans for reorgah ,
zation OF the party in NewJersey along the mes or
true Democracy This ADDRESS WI 80, ne 49, 80
enc AZ Trenton Will he held within few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
To nJSFRANCHISE NEGROES.
yrrrcr OF SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT TO NORTH
C.R0rJHA CONSTITUTION.

FFFFCT OF sIFFFtA'f
CAROLINA CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta ca. Sept The Journal mis- ai'e,-
,,,1l,shes q story from Its special correspond
19 31' Who has recently been IN North Carolina , on
,,e campaign begun there by the white residents.
,otb Democrats and Republicans 20 "'S''"''' ''S
10000 negro voters IN that state. il says
North Carolina has just entered on V"' II Is a
dssn struggle 6sse1 the % AnsG9S on p a
African arnent IN the Constitution suomiite
~ he People by the last Legslature ~ %aS the
signed FOR the single purpose I'd.
regro as a political factor -, .,,,os Tor regis
Fvery person Of eligible age who aRP'es r ,o sdcton
.rs+ion must be able 20 read ana NJ MA
-, eer,,ors OF the Federal ConsNiutlon VAIN
clause 10000 incompetent nfet4 ND Dors But he
aIG,IS wbite votere-and thero are pein ai
iboysands Of themcan enter thIoagh eees@5a1 -
ter In this country prior to w. snsn ~ W.,
,,,i.6 20 vote v hether be can reaH ana WIN "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
FIVE NEW CASES N KEY WEST.

Jacksonville Fla. Sept. 2.-The State Board or
Health here advised to-day OF five
OF yellow fever and one death I'm Key West, that
Of ". D PATIO. making total Of thirteen cases
IN the Island city. Or. Porter executive OFF,
through here af noon TO-DAY on the wav from
Virginia to Key West He TONED there by
Sacratarv MattheMs. OF The State R0ard ~ Healih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-03
UNION REFoRu NOMINATION ACCEPTED

srringAeld Ohio Sept Is Il Ella. OF Waynes-
VIE. has written 10 r s Thompson chairman ~
the Union Reform State Executive Committee, ao-
cepting the nomination for Governor Mr. Thomp-
son says the initiative and referendum PLANK N the
Denocratic state platform Will draw votes from
| lie MIN RefOrmers. as Il II inslnCere.