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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
OF VAA|MAA
DIRIGIBLE
Great Craft Circles at Will
Over Atlantic City and Ad-
jacent Ocean Which 1t Is
Planned to Cross.

tBy Et Nning Herald \. r. LcaGsd WiFeb
Atlantic city, n. j., June Mel
vim Vaniman flOatcd his airship
Akron, Ia which he hopes to cross
the Atlantic ocean out Of the hangar
early today and after circling over
the meadows and bay FOR nearly AN
hour. made "A safe landlng. After he
had the great gas bag again safely
slowed away IN the shed, he express
ed himself as satisfied with the test.
The ship ~ the same one in which
he made Il flight over the city last
fan. with improvements. During the
trip today he met with q slight acc
citient which might have proved dts
aHtroua. Very few persons saw the
fliGht which WAS started at 6;fs a. m.
AbhaFd besides Vaulman were his
brother. Calvin. Chief Engineer Fred
Almaa. Assistant George Borriilion
Assistant Navigator Walter Guest,
Mcchanlcinn Ralph Cpsom 0f Akron
one 81 the constructors uf the ship.
Naniman had been out an hQur
when the accident occurred The
drigibN had performed eplendldiy
Then the navigator tried out new
guide rope experiment long hnw-
ser with "a huadred pound weight ai-
iarhed. WAS lowered and permitted "a
! drag in the water. To some manner
! Calvin Nanimau made wrong move
with the pTopeliers. The middle
blade be the slfinE or three. caught IN
the trailing rope The huge craft
Tilted and came down Zoe wuhhiy
descent like bird with broken
wing q struck tho water ard q pof'
tiOu Of the undrfairncture went un-
der water. uamaging one az the aiHe
planes, When temporary repairs had
been made the balloon went aiofl
once more Ngnlmen mad difficulty
! lin controlling the balloon. fiU
Young brother. while the craft wac
I 800 feet above the water, clamberee
/ out 10 the Cud of tho slender propoil.
er shaft twenty fect from the side 0l
/ the dlrigihle, % adjust the damaged
propeller Nanlman finally hac
/ everything shipHhapo and after cir
Cllag over the bay for short time
pointed tie ship towngd the hangar
land made i landing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
LOUD APPLAUSE GREETs
PASSAGE or BuHN

santa Fe. n. M.. june Amidst
applause from "a delegation OF Good
lloads boosters from Las Cruces and
othcr portions of the state who as
scmbled in ghe senate chamber, the
SENATE last night passed the four
bills BY Mr.. Holt for good roads. The
original bills were amended IN sew
crai particulars TO meet the nbiec-
tions OF some Of the members, uut
the general purport was not changed.
There were some votes against these
measures.
when the senate adjourned yester-
day afternoon, a Joint conference OF
Republican and Democratic mems
hers was cnllod. the purpose being 10
discuss these measures. The confer
ence was held behind closed doors.
n is said, however. that the members
took up the four bills IA non political
measures and that changes were
made to suit as nearly as possible,
al Oi the senator's. Some OF the at-
lcctipns, however, could not be mot
because Mr. Ciark, chairman Of the
finance committee was opposed 20
increasing the state debt more than II
wsll be- Increased by the regular bad
gets aud other members held sliniar
views.
These bills are senate bills ISL
lG2. 1853 and i6t
issue. the second FOR q county bond
issue of not to exceed s per cent on
/ the assessahlp property. the third fnf
"a system OF state and county roads
/ supervision with the governor the
/ Nato engineer and the commissioner
1 ~ lands az state board Ihc} nave
the authority 90 name county boards
20 cooperate With them.
senate bin no. lfi Was amended
to provide that the money Was 90 he
expended on roads in the counties q
/ proportion 80 their payment Of taxes
| This bill passed by a vote % 20 ayes,
4 nays. Clark. Fngc, Romero ans
| Sulzcr voting no.
senate blll No. 1862. providing for
county bonds, pussed by the same
/ vote.
hy Mr.. Micra 90 provide That an,
governor, state engineer ana lan'
commissioner should form the stat
huara. cNminatlng the attorney gen
/ orni and thu state auditor, tu Whlci
Senators Walton and Hinkie objected
on the grounds that three member
We're enough on the board.
~ was also amondeo by Mf Miefi
that preference ln road work woul'
not be given 90 the Caminn real
Tails BIN passed hy "a vote 81 ~ ayes
nays those Onuosng helnG ClHfh
Gaueeos. lifeld, PaRe Romero and
sulzer.
sontto ban 80. i0l providing for q
state tax OF $40 On each automobile
was amended 90 permit tourists Go Sc
malu Ia the state 80 days before he
ing taxed Instead ol 80 days Mr
i.nushren presented the amendmcn
and Mr. Holt accepted u although
he declared he didn't want then
here long enough tu damage any @
our good roads before they paid "A Sax
Nlr evans and NJ. Barih dried 4
amend thc hill to classify automobile
but Nv Holt and M Crampton op
, posed tho amendments and they wer
iaDlod.s
When Tao hills nnaily had paase,
ihe nnod roads boosters crowded ont
lhe floor ni ine senate aid punHratu
b lated Mr Holt and thr members q
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

The foregoing telegram WAS re-
ceiyed today by the mayor from .ae
leader og tho Dona Ana county good
roads delegation OF twenty five who
went up 20 Santa Fe and TO whose ef-
forts was undoubtedly due tho pas5-
age last night hy the state senate %.
the four good roads measures bV
H, B. Holt. providing Tor the bonding
of the state and counties for roal
building, road administration
which eliminates the supervisor and
makes for efficiency ana "a state tax
on automobiles, which Is especially
desired by the automebllists.
ff anything Will bring Albuquerque
"out Of ~ this telegram ought 70.
The only way 90 retrieve our good
name "a "a sGna delegation to Santa
he as fast a. Il can get there TO help
In the fight To get the bills through
the house next week.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
Bitter ATTACK ON
SANTA Re ROAD
MADE BY JOHN
BARON BURG
Charges Snug, Slick and
Oily" Railway Attorneys
Packed Constitutional Con-
vention to Beat Common
Gsezer.
ATCHIsON sQUEEZEs
employees, HE SAYS

Especial Telegram 90 the Herald.
santa be, n. AZ, June I.--Housa
1911 No. iSs by Mr. Chaves. 70 pre-
mpte the safety of employees and
travellers upon railroads and COM
monty known as tho fnll crew bill.
over which railroad employees and
officials have wranglod tn committee
for several weeks whs finally put
through the house yesterday after.
noon after a debate which az times
was acrimonious
A feature of the debate was an at
tack upon thH Santa Ne railway by
John Baron Burg and q reference 20
railroad attorneys who, he charged.
had packed the constitutional con-
vention az "amug, SICK and Oily"
This Is the bill favored BY the raii-
road employees and for which tho
Brotherhood OF Traiumen has been
working since early la the session.
Mr. Chaves offered a lew minor
amendments 10 the bin which vera
adopted and section two of the bill
was stricken out by motion Of Mr..
Nichols, railway empluye.
Mr.. Toombs, In lengthy speech,
attacked the bill ss unnecessary log
islation for which the constitution al
ready had provided. lie declared sell
fiHhness. II nothing more. would
force the railroads 10 man every train
both In equipment and Ia damage
suits. He declared that the house
might as well command a livestock
raiser 20 employ two major domos
and two extra burrOs or two more
COW punchers and two more horses
every time their flochs reached a cer-
tain size. He asked II these addition
al men were necessary II stock
grower wouldn't employ them with
out "a law and that IL they were not
necessary, would q law make him
employ them. lie said that he de-
plored tae tendency 90 introduce lot
ot Ineespres to harass the railroads
and said New MeNice needed fasls
roads about as badly as anything else.
for they nuilt up the country end
brought Immigration. re said no
WAS not Ia any sense ~ railroad man.
but that he believed In giving q
square deal 10 the railroad and 10 tho
Iempl0ye he said New MeKic0 owed
much 10 the railroads because they
had brought development IA their
wake and they would bring more as
each day passed.
MIR Rogers ceme 10 the rescue of
the railread employees declaring that
they would not be asking for this bill
llf 1t were not necessary and he said
| it was necessary for the legislature 10
make the railroad companies protect
the public. lie said even II the com
Altullon did cover this matter. n had
nothing IN Il 70 keep the legislature
from passing this act and he said he
believed the ACT ought 10 be passed
without delay. Mr.. Clancy waa
called 20 the chair BY the speaker
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
DONA ANA MEN DECLARE
ALBUQUERQUE ~ DEAD ONl

Santa Fe. n. ~, June l.--Ai an en-
thueiastic meeting Of the Donn Ana
delegation and other good roads en-
thusiasts In the Palace hotel this
morning. plans were discussed Tor
pushing through the house the four
good roads bills which have JUST
PASSED the senate. Franeis T.. Lester
and others made spccches and en-.
thuainsn was rampant several
speakers iutimated strongly that AL
tsiuuerquG neclna "a BE- willing % 81
to she rear ID the flght for hctfoI
highways "a statement brought ogt by
the fallarc 0f any Albuquerque men
10 appear when urged by the Dona
Ana county delegation 80 get on the
ground.
The uona Ana cOuntians Win the
Santa Fc good reads mon VIII gt
ia Ratada hill with big caravan to-
day 90 greet the Los Angeles Times
pathfinder ear.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
BURG DECLARES THAT
CONSTITUTION Is LOADED.

Declarins that there we're many
lokefs IN tht constitution and many
things In that document that the Ele-
publican majority Of that convention
can not feel proud or MI Burg de-
Tended the fnli crew bill and AZ the
same time made a particularly visor-
Gus attack upon the constitutional
convention and the railroads
He Eaid that the conslltutlon lad
been 80 drawn as 10 sew up the peo-
pie for the next ninety-nlne years,
but be- said that the people through
the blue ballot. had torn the conati-
tuition open and made ig 50 that it
could be- amended
lie declared lho constitutional cog-
yention Was paeked with railroad
agents and attorneys, some Of whom
stood withoW De doors d the cham
ber when the constitution was being
made "amug slick and oily." and
helped % form that document Tor the
railroads lie then took q iiing az
the Hawkins aCf which he termed the
most pernacious piece Of iegislntion
in the history % amy legislature
when / see railroad attorneys
sprouting wings he said. ~ all
w8ys look around for Luciier"
ne declared thc only issue IN This
biil was "ahali We save the railroad
companies a few dollars and hazard
the lives Of travelling persons ana of
employee"
ie then read sletlstics on railroad
accidents and accused the railroad da.
especially the SAINTS Fe railway, of
spending miuipns for improvements
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
ZEPPELIN AIRsluP
MAKES long VOYAGE

IlmWTN juno I-1TnU neW mil.
tari aSfshlp Zeppelin III arrived
hors at e.83 o'clock this morning,
having covered the course from
FfiodrichshHfen 90 Hamburg. ap-
pr0ximately f5C miles, in ten hours
and twenty-five minutes count Nep-
ueliu piiotcd the airship on its Ions
voyage Making nn average ~ about
ioriA -three miles an hour the air.
shin easily exceeded the requirement
III her cificationH which called
Tor thirty eight MILES % had been
generally expected, however thht sfe
would equal or exceed che rrcord 40
~ H. tne nnA other Icppehu diFi.
tlhlo now in military service, ana
Which hos accomplished iugtf-eiHni
miles an hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
CUBAN NEGROES IN
BATTLE WITH
GOVERNMENT
TROOPS
Mountain Artillery Does Ter
rifle Execution; Hundred
and Twenty Rebels and
Eighteen Women Camp Fol-
low ers Slain.
LEADERS OF REVOLT
CAST INTO PRISON


Santiago, cuba, June i--lt WAS re-
ported here today that Collister
wheeler. an American. who owns "A
ranch near paiquirl has been cap.
tured by negro insurgents and held
Tor ransom.
The United states gunboat pudu-
cah remained OF Daiauiri today,
bus did not land marines tirinE
conuaued an night around the Dat
auiri mlncs. where the government
has "a strong detachment
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

Havana. june 1.-The government
today received dispatch from SAN
tiaEo stating that o. had iusi beon re-.
ported there that tho columns under
Colonel Nalieptv and colonel valiant
atrlIrk the rebels yesterday momingi
the fighting continuing until evening.
The artillery wrought havoc among
the Insurgents.
Tho losses ANA the scene or the
battle were not given.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

olerrland, o.. June l.~-Wllllam -
q crnard. go years Old. ~ Columbus,
who today pieaded guilty 90 having
pawnod ti4o worth ~ samples of 3
local Knitting company 90 pay hts
New York ghmhllne debts. asked tine
court to permit uu operation on bis
brain to cure his craving for gam bling.
Bernard $40 ytcra old, nf Columbus.
than prison sentence.
The prosecuting attorney 6srced 10
have an examination made
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
.GUNnOAT pADUCAH WITH.
DRAWS FROM DAfolittI

Havana, June SECRETARY Of the
Interior Laredo Bru. announced To-
day that the gunboat Paducah, with
drew last night from Daiquiri an
charlng OF the coast whore she re-
mains this morning. The govern
mcnt had received uo further news
from the front
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

Key West, Fla June The gov
crnment colller Mars. is aground on
ehc Bnhamn banks and Has sent
wireless callN for assistance, Tho
battleshin Nebraska, and two gov
crnmeni tags have gone to her
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
Coiion Tarlff at ;.Ntra Session.

Washington. june Democratic
members of the house ways and
means committee today directed
Chairman Underwood % Introduce
the cotton tariff revision bin passed
by the house a. the extra seaion Of
cunEre3
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

San Diego. June l.~rANuruoN gru-
nrnl Webb is expected % return 10
san Diego Tuesday and 0n "Wednesday
the county araud jury d scheduled 20
meet agaip. IN iis INVESTIGATION into
u W W matters
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

DAAM Wlfa ANAM laMN.
House Bin 30. 20. ny oanchoH. ane
House Bin No. SAY by chaves Tor the
government Of the state library we're
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01
LESTER WANTS TO
FIND OUT WHAT
ALBUQUERQUE
HAS DONE
Pungent Telegram Sent to
Mayor Sellers by Leader Of
Dona Ana Boosters Who Sc
cured Passage Of Highway
Bill.
HOLT MEASURES PASS
SENATE IN A WH00P

} Mayor y. IS. y. Sellers. Al
} buqucrquc: -- We have HVeng I
SReO OK our own money working
for the passage Of the good
, roads bills. WHAT HAS sALBu-
QUERQUE DONEg
, "(Signed)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

rODAx's NEWS TODAY
You nca a fn thn HErltriD.
SIXTY Cents . month doilvcresi
~ your doosi nifty cents hy
mau.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-01

Aiarinihg rcport ~ nilenrd
aiienapt ~ hriic New Ncxico
legislature % deliver state 90
Iioosctris proves hailucinatiou
of OycHwoFhcd cdltor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
NEW YORK PRIMARY

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE now Al.
rect primary law. given today its frst
real test throughout the state. brought
out comparatively few contests Vot.
ers cast their ballots for delegates 10
the coming state conventions and for
the various candidates designated FOR
nomination by party committees. Con.
gressional. senate and assembly nom
nations we're made. as we'll a. those
for city. village and county Officers
\ noteworthy gressicnai contest
w7a mat In the Thirtv-frst district IN
the state. where Serene r. Payne was
nominated by the Republicans over
former Mayor r. Clarence Aiken OF
Auburn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
CARPENTERS TO
AID ALLEN NOW
Oes Moines Union viii Vote To-day
on Resolution TO Extend Aid to
the Accused MountaIneer

special Dispatch 10 the iDteiiiEenco.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, Sept. IA
proposition that the International Car.
penters Union, in convention at
washington. ID. C.. extend aid TO Sid.
ma Allen, Virginia mountaineer cap.
tured here last Saturday in connec-
ton with the Hillville court house
murders. will be brought before the
convention tomorrow by representa-.
tives OF the Des Moines union. accord
ing 10 an announcement to-day.
Members Of the local organization
said that Allen was as much entitled
to consideration as any other mem
Der.
He Joined the Des Moines local on
July 2 under the name OF Tom
Sayres
Allen is member in good stand.
ing said President J. G. Walker. OF
the union. today. He paid his dues
promptly and was square in all his
dealings. lie was Industrious. and
an honest workman. and we are not
going 10 see him IN treated"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
TERRIFIC GAS EXPLOSION
WRECKS BRICK BUILDING
MILITARY BURIAL

CHICAGO. Sept Is.-FuH military
honors wers accorded today 90 six OF
the men who Were drowned last sum
Gay by the capslzing Of "A cutter in
Lake Michigan. one officer and ton
apprentice seamen Of the United
states na'ai training station Al North
Chicago, lost their lives IN the acct
dent Services were held over the
bodies NJ Vim. T.. Autrobus. OF Indian
apols. Ind: Roy &. Harlan. Of Bloom
ingdale. IND. J. l. Lindsay, y. II.
Louis: " l.. Suthworth. Of Pits
hurgh: +. T. Winkier. Of Chicago. and
John Wallace Of Turner. Ind. After
the ceremonies the bSdies were sent
10 their homes.
Bnicers al tho naval station said
after math inquiry scheduled for to-
DAY. would Lot be held until the other
three missing BODIES had been rccov-
cred. search fof them continues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
SOLE occvrANr SERIOUSLY sunu-
ED ABOUT HANDS AND PACE,
builoing 10 Complete WRECK hut ths
fnJrreo Man VIII


., rank Dawson. carpenter at the J.
W. Beltz = sons Co. planning mill in
about the hands and face ana the snt,rs
east side or the brick building in which
he lived, was blown out about 10 O'clock
i iais night BY an explosion OF gas In the
The Old man lives alone and had lust
gone into his home on Morrow Alley. a
lev doors above Eleventh street. pre-
pafatory TO retiring. when the explosion
occurred The house r. one story
ruiiding with basement and Dawron
had gone into the basement before retfr-
asked ~ he had any ico wafer Accord
inE 10 the ncigfbor the old man struck
a match and the explosion followed with
the results stated above.
A still alarm was turned IN 20 the
l.leNehth street chemical company and
the members Of this company with sew
efsl police. were on the scene of the ex-
ploslon within a few minutes They en-
tered the building and called for the ola
man without avail later finding him
wing unconscious covered with bricks
ma plaster from the ruins and holding
nv MANI over an open gas pire from
Which the EsE was escaping and fIIifng
the building with obnoxious fumes.
JUST hoN the sas pipe came 90 be open
is a mystery that viii never be solved
but ih"re Is NJ doubt hut that the pine
had been open for some time and the
room bad flied with the fumes before
TIE old msn struck the match
lie wns Immediately rushed 20 the
North Wheeling hospital. where an sx-
arrinotion proved that bic hands had
been burned 60 the hone. while most ~
The hair r. burned OFF his head. hut n 10
not thought That the Injuries WITH prove
fhe building. which g. owned ~ Mrs.
ioefflcr. ~ -hapiine street ~ a total
wreck. the EAST side. all partitions be-
tween fhe rooms and the floor having
teen blown 10 atoms
Luckily for nearby residents No fire
attended the explosion or All the houses
IN that district would have been wiped
out ~ trey are built elise together and
nr" mostly frame buiidinrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
STANDARD
tcontinuea from FIRST p.r.)

necessity OF getting them and we
filled out proxy banks with my name
and Mr.. June's. We sent these prox-
les TO John ID. Rockefeller, John ID.
Archbold. James l.. Moffett and other
stockholders. They were returned.
signed properly. and Mr.. June and ]
voted them"
Mr. Rockefeller. Mr. ArchboId and
Mr.. Moffett and other associates who
owned a majority OF the stock we're
entirely willing to entrust the man.
agement OF the Buckeye company
wholly. then. to you and four other
men who owned but one share each
in the company. were they?"
The stockholders. apparently. we're
willing TO do this" Mr.. Bushnell
said.
On cross-examination, Bushnell
said that he was the only director OF
any OF the companies serving upon
more than one OF the directories.
and that since the companies re-or.
ganized they had been managed with
out the suggestion OF any officers or
representatives. OF the Standard OIL
Company OF New Jersey. The pipe
lines they controlled. he said, formed
ono continuous line.
Bushnell Eot a raise IN pay. no said
upon assuming the four presidents
This. he said. was ixed by the former
directors 81 the Standard OH company.
IT'S salary. he said. comes TO him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-18
Bryan Dpssks.

PUEBLO. Colo, S~pt fT-wrn y
brysn spoke here to-day IN eehalf Of IN.
cared most OF his verbal shsff. "a
President Taft ana Colonel Roosevelt
AIR. Bryan referred 90 President Tai,
vironmsnts.- and said that late ss.n-
ciations with the interests had develop
81 his art-tocrecy
Colonel Roosevelt would have been
SATISFIED VITA the Republican party had
ne been nominated. Mr.. Bryan said
a year ago. Roosevelt never raised a
Rand 90 help Ia f'oliette in HIS fiEht
times better rcformer than Roosevelt
ever was.' said the Nsbraskan-
NEW YORK. sept. i-.-rh. sp-rial
meeting OF the Republican committee
called to tske action In the case Of
mcmSers who are suspected OF Roose-
VET Trainings will be held here to-mor-
row Chairman Hilies. who issued ten
cell. declined 10 give IN. names or num-
Der OF the national committeeman against
wnom cnarges Of disloyalty to the Re-
publican ticket hav. been made. hat
other Officials at national headquarters
said that siS men have been labelled
suspects These men will he called
upon either 90 declare themselves for
Tart and sherman or resign In cas-.
they do neither they vii lbe summarily
expelled. according TO Mr. Hilies, and
the committee viii elect Tart men in
their Places.
SIOUX CITY. sept. Firm SUD-
port for Dr. Harvey ". wiley IN his
controversy over the enforcement of
the pure food laws 90 the country stood
out prominently in speech by Gov
ernor Woodrow Wilson at the Inter-
State fair to-day
lie drew attention to what he con.
siders TO be the inefectuality OF
boards OF experts. such as the board OF
Chemists established under the admin
istration or President Roosevelt lie
used II AZ an illustration OF his obJec-
ton To- "a commission or board Of ex-
perts to handle either the tariff or the
trust problems OF the day
ALBANY, -. Y. sept 17.-That he
had no present Intention OF withdraw
Ing as a candidate FOR denomination
was made plain to-day by Governor
DIX. Il have no intention Of with
drawing my candidacy said the gov
suggestion that I withdraw"