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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

~
arectors OF said Company, to be held
me principal Office Of the Company
me CITY Of Richmond. Virginia. on
a turday. the Goth day OF April. 1911 mt
o'clock a. NJ. for thc'foIlowins pur-
oses:
ta) to consent to. approve and
authorize the creation and issue Of
mortgage bonds OF tho Company
10 be limited TO a principal amount.
in United States gold coin. OF
Sl2a0O0,000 at ans one time OUT
standing; such bonds % mature ut
such GATE. and to Dear interest
from such date and at such rate
or rates, not exceeding live per
cent per annum. as the Board or
directors or the Executive Com
mittee of tho Company may deter
mine: 10 be issua bic for such pur-
poses upon and subject to such
terms ,and conditions and in such
denominations. to be payable. both
principal and interest. at such
pIacc or places in such currency
rates OF exchange, and to be IN
such form and to contain such
terms and provisions. as said Board
or sac Conmittee may Determined:
tb) 70 consent to, approve and
authorize the execution and deliy-
cry OF 4 mortgage and deed OF
trust on md or all or any part OF
a li,f railroads, equipment: franz
porate stocks and obligations.
owned by the Company at the date
or the execution and delivery Of
such mortgage and deed Of trust
or al any time thereafter acquired
by II: snch mortgage and deed OF
trust to secure not only such bonds
put also in pursuance OF cove
nants hereiofore made BY the Com
ms n II RI N r,,st -fS.N
such manner and to such extent
may be authorized or approved by
the, Board of Directors or Stock
noiders Of the he Company. not en-.
Of the -Four and One-IIalf Per Cent.
Twenty-Year Convertible Gold
Bonds of the Company, issued or
issuable under the trust inhentura.
tween the Company and unitcd
States Mortgage ana Trust Com
pany. as Trustee; y
Co to approve. or to authorize
. the Board OF Directors OF the COM
4 pnny in its discretion to detcr-
mine. the form and terms OF such
mortgage and deed Of trust and
the. property OF the Company TO be
embraced therein:
ID TO ratify and confirm and to
authorize and consent to any action
heretofore taken or authorized BY
said Board OF Directors. or by. tho
tS.NSSutiNN. N'pHitililtct,l OF -tHS =. ON ~
pnny. which may be submitted GO
the meeting, whether for the pur-5
poses Of or In connection With or
in contemplation, OF any Of the
ma tters aforesaid or otherwise rs
and .t5
(el TO transact such other bus.
iness ss may be brought before
tho meeting. g3syS ss4
The stock transfer hooks OF The Com !.
any Will be closed for such meeting
i, Monday the 10th day OF April 10lf.s
. O'Clock r. NJ, and will be8reopor,cd
! Monday. the LIST day uf May. l9iI.s
lGio'clock a. NJ k n Isl
Oated. Richmond. Va archsai.iIaI1.
BY order ~ the Hoard Of Directors. N
JAS STEu.hRT MACk1t:, SIX
Secretsry.45S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
BUILDING PERMITS
New Dwellings Authorized in Several Sec
tons of City.
Building and rena ~

we" dwellings, Auth0rized In Several S,c
tons of City
yesterday ae followe:
e. '. eusseii. TO erect detached
-. .1it! p!!ch dwciling on The side
-, M, ~ - -.ouFth street between Marshap
ena Gay Streets. 10 cost $500.
.u -MTs y. II. White. 10 erect a two-e,ory
sffi ck store and dwelling the south sid,
Streets, TO COST $500
"a. Bernhart and brother 10 erect n
OF Second Street between Main and tarv
streets. in rear. TO cost So.400
e.. Woodward, to erect n detn ched one
Story frame dwelling on the south sdc7of
Wihder between Carter ana Sumter Streets.
Cora O. Jonathan, to erect detached
Street i'''i
John s E!e;: to alter plans for a brick
Warehouse in rear of 1878 Eas, Main street
erectng an additional story. maxine ti,ren
stories In all a -'-''''S - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

three years ago, when it was found
that men couldn't cope with all the
situations that necessarily arose. and
sections Of 1T are needed in every com
munity where there are factories.
mines. rauroads and large industries
Of every kind In brief, the object
Of the committees is to find some com.
mon meeting ground between labor and
capital for Their mutual good.
Mrs. Wainwright talked about the
real work they had done in Washing.
ton; the tact that was necessary and
the enthusiasm with which they were
met at every turn. She said the men
were used to having their wives and
mothers and sisters looking after the
house cleaning and t1sy We're more
than willing TO have the women look
around and mako their reports OF the
conditions noted. The committee then
does no actual work. They merely
suggest 20 the employer what they
think is most needed to better condi-
tions. The plan is to work from the
top down and to emphasize the good
found, rather than the evils.
Mrs. w. c. Harris and Mrs Frank
Mehane. OF North Carolina, also made
very interesting addresses. Mrs. Me-
bane, whose husband has large in
terests in a good many Southern fac
tories. gave detailed account of what
tnelr sectlon OF the WOman'S depart
ment had accomplished in order to
show that 1t was no visionary philan-
thropy. She told Of clubs, gymnasI-
uns. night classes and dispensaries
with host OF other progressive things
that had been done recently at Spray.
\. c
As 1t First Started
Mrs Francis Bacon talked about the
details OF the organization as 1t was
first started in New York 1t is the
dream of the women TO reach all parts
Of the country with this movement In
New York they act as a sort OF bureau
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
AIcGoortx Wins Bout.

London. April l0.Berorc the Ma
tionnl sporting Club tonight Eddie
McGrooty, OF Oshkosh. WIS, won mr.
tcen-round middlcwcight contest from
Pat O'Kccfc, wclterwcight champion
OF ireland, on points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE
DIR. Alfred StflIman, Second. y-tcto, |,
SluaSh Tennis Tnuruament

New York, April 1o-Dr A1frod
Stillman. Second, of the Harvard club
to-day won the national championships
title at squash tennis. in the tourna.
ward Club Of this city. under the d.
rtction OF the newly organized National
squash Tennis Association In the
fila Is DR. Stillman defeated j. w Prem
tiss. of Boston, titleholder Of the Rae
qGuet and Tennis Club. of this city.
The match brought to an end the
tournament which began with thirtv
eight competitors last Sati1rday ----' A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Lodge 20 Celebrate Anniversary.

Members OF Friendship Lodge. No 10;
Unity Lodge. No. Sc; Metropolitan Lodge.
No. o9s. and Capital City Lodge. No 80.
Will celebrate the ninety second anniversary
OF the foundation OF the Independent Order
of Odd-Fellows on Sunday morning. April
so, In Paramount Bnptist Church. a special
sermon will be, preached At this time by
Rev. William r. Butrell Chaplin OF the
order.
The Odd Fellows VIII meet at Corcoran
Hall. Twenty-tlfth Street between Broad and
Marshall, and march In body from that
point to tho church. "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
As 1t First started.

The intimate relation OF skin
the outer ucs Hunors the blood general
Diseases These divided
Acne letter Salt Rheum Psoriasis pnpe Rases
The nr9rs and acids BY their irritating nature the delicate
with euptions which often the
itching
effect Skin diseases Such
me must accomplished purifying the blood
Skin Diseases kind purifying
from the circulation neutra ali impure ovlad
builds
ritaed crd oohed and otend
blood
Tor sale at drug stores THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Mefttngs.
The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company.
NOTICE Or SPECIAL. STOCKHoLIp.
ERS' MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
special meeting OF the STOCK holders OF
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
panS has been called by the Board Of
Directors Of said Company to be held
at the principal Office Of the Companv
IN the City OF Richmond, Virginia. on
saturday. the Goth day OF APRIL 1911. at
IL O'clock a. NJ. for the'followins pur
noses. sH ,''l7l-tl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
MOVING PICTURE CASE
TO Be HEARD TO-DAY
JUDGE JORDAN TO GIVE DECISION
ON APPEAL.
Proprietors Claim They Will Keep
Open Sunday-Thresten Whole
sale Arrests.

This morning at 10 o'clock. Judge
Jordan will give his opinion on the
application of the local moving pic
ture men or an appeal from the de-
cision OF Justice II. G. Hobbs. Acting
on the advice Of Prosecuting Attorney
Handiau. Justice Hobbs refused to
grant the picture men an appeal TO
the higher court and assessed fines.
part Of which were paid. In case the
Judge allows the appeal. all the merits
OF the sunday shows will be thorough
~ threshed out. Attorney John O.
Pendleton is representing the appli-
cants.
Some Of the local picture men have
expressed their intention OF running
the shows tomorrow. no matter what
the opinion OF the court may be Then.
II they are again arrested. they
threaten to have wholesale warrants
issued for every person in the city
engaged in unnecessary work on Sun
day. The attitude OF the authorities
remains unchanged and interesting de
velOpments are expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
NAMES ASSISTANTS

County Auditor-elect Eno
Campbell. of Belmont county. FRIDAY
announced his assistants for the oaics
as follows.
chief deputy: Prof. Homer p Fin.
ley. OF Bridgeport. Prof. Finley has
been the efficient principal of the
Bridgeport II gh school for 8 wears
and prior To that was ~bookkccpcr for
the Scott Lumber company. of Bridg.
port and for several years was super.
lntendent Of the Warren township
Mr.. Finley is an able man
ana well qualified for the place. The
second deputy is MIR. &. 7. McCort of
somerset ovnship. who is experi.
enced in clerical work. and will Give
his principal attent on 10 the transfer
work. for which he is well ADAPTED
and qualified.
The third place goes 10 Miss Oral
Glass OF Flushing. a young lady with
several years experience in clerical
work and rs very efficient. All of the
appointments are conceded TO be good
selections. and the entire ountv Is
vel represented. The new officials
viii take charge Monday. October
10th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
BIG RESERVE
To Be Created BY Government in w.
va.-Asents Begin PreIimin-
airy Work.

Special Dispatch to the InteIligencer
ELklNS, w. Va. July 2S.-lnspec-
tor Bryant. of the bureau of forestry.
has opeend headquarters at Hotel
Randolph in this city for the purpose
of looking over the West Virginia
lands concerned in the proposed Ap-
palachian forest reserve, and placing
a value thereon. Mr.. Bryant will re-
main in Elkins throughout the fall
and winter months. engaged in In
speeding n estimating the lands
designated and gathering information.
which will be of service in the ulti-
mate purchase by the government of
lands in Pocahontas, Pendleton.
Hardy and Randolph counties for pur-
pose of establishing a national reser-
walton upon the watersheds of Laurel
Fork. Glady Fork. Dry Fork. Shavers
Fork and the Tygarts Valley.
This work is being done prepara-
tory TO carrying out the provisions OK
an act of congress. approved March /,
1911. which created a National For
est Reservation commission. and au.
thorized the acquisition of lands on
the watersheds of navigable streams
for the purpose of preserving their
n~avigability. the secretary of Agricul
ture being authorized and directed TO
examine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

Miss Oral List. OF Guernsey street,
is spending a few days with Mrs. G..
W. Althar at Camp Restmore. near
Armstrong; mills.
Mrs. Mary Heatherington and
mother. Mrs. Buchanan. have re-
turned from a visit with relatives at
Brocton. Mass.
Rev. W. G.. White. pastor OF the
Shadyside Presbyterian church. will
preach at the union services to be
held in the high school auditorium
Sunday evening. Rev. White has been
granted a vacation during the month
OF August.
An entertainment will be given this
evening in the Shadyside NJ. f.
church. Refreshments will be served
on the church lawn. and the proceeds
for both will be placed In a fund for
the benefit OF the church.
Miss Mary Myers. Of Bucyrus. o..
is a guest OF Mrs. Albert Alum, of
Guernsey street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Barbara Dur
ant was held from St. Johns church
Friday morning. Interment was made
in Rose Hill cemetery.
Rev. w. A. Stimson, rector OF Trim
ity Episcopal church. who has been
at a farm house near Powhatan, has
returned to this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
RECEPTION RENDERED
PRINCE OF BYlANT,UN
ROYAL VISITOR is ENTERTAINED
BY ". cARAVAsioS.
Prominent People Meet Riah,ful Heir
70 One Of Worlds Ancient
Empires.

Prince C-onstanfinos Palcoloros do
Fyzantium. riEhtful heir 10 the throne
~ the ancient byzantine empire. which
fell into the hands OF the Turks In
1913. was royalty entertained last
evening by y Caravasios. I'm tho
parlors NJ the Fort Henry lunch room
on Main street Prominent local
Greeks and man others we're re-
ccivcd hy tho royal visitor. whose
princely appearance and bearing made
q deep impression
The evening WAS spent in social in.
tercourse and the enjoyment of a
luxurious repast Tho prince is an
accomplished linruist and chattcd
pleasantly with both his own country.
mon and the Americans present tie
took occasion 10 speak Of the great
purpose for which he f. nov touring
this country. and which IL more fully
described elsewhere.
Socially. 81 must be said that Prince
C~onetantlnos is n great success. His
courtly bearing charmed an those with
whom he came in contact and an
Joined ln wishing him succeas in his
efforts 10 regain the throne Of his an.
cestors During his stay IN the city.
the prince r. being entertained By
George Raslc. John Papulias. J. Veias.
Christ Vanvoniamis. y. Ca~ravasios.
George Pantazopulos. l.. Lais. G.. Kat.
sadoras and VI Politics. After leaving
this city he will proceed westward.
visiting the principal cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Read the W. Va. Optical Co.'S an
n~ouncement on Page ., to-day's issue.
John Schell was in town from Gnad-
denhutten on Friday and stated that
he was almost ready to drill for a
there.
A number OF the local BARRIERS at
tended the picnic at Wheeling Park
Friday.
John Gallagher is improving from
his hurts sustained in an accident on
Thursday.
Car Everson made a business trip
to S~teubenville on Friday morning.
returning in the evening.
Mrs. X. ID. Robinson and son left
yesterday for Caine. Pa. to be gone
several days.
Miss Myrtle Frazier left Friday for
Bethesda, o.. to spend the week end.
The street force is grading the al
ley between Seventh and Eighth
streets. above Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Jones left last
evening for ~Steubenville. after a
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mrs. H.. Belts. Mrs. Chris Kuckuck
and daughter leave this morning for
Cleveland.
~ Chh fllONH vi lnP ONO valley
will picnic at Rock Springs Park next
Tuesday.
There will be no preaching at the
United Presbyterian church to-mor.
row.
Miss Julia Callahan leaves this
morning for Columbus TO spend sever
al days with friends.
Thomas Heaphey will be home to-
day from Cleveland to spend Sunday
with his family.
Miss Bertha Sehn left last evening
TOT Pittsburg TO spend several weeks.
Carl Neal has accepted a position
with the Haskins Glass Company.
Mrs. Cora Ferguson leaves Mondav
for a trip TO Columbus. ST. Louis and
Richmond.
The Modern Woodmen OF America
viii initiate a class this evening. after
which they will hold a banquet.
a number of local Foresters will at.
tend the picnic at Wheeling Park TO.
day.
Edward Dew returned from n trim
TO @ Castle and 81. Louis.
Frank Greer had the misfortune IN
sustain a badly cut hand at the tin
mill on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
REPAIR CLOCK TOWER
City and County viii Join In I'm
proVemcnt-EStericr Of Build
ina 10 &c Repalnted.

~ n conference OF the county com
missioners and Board Of Control yes.
tcrday morning n VAS decided to have
extensive repairs made 20 the clock
tower and roof Of the city and county
building. The expense TO be borne
Jointly by the city and county. The
work will be done in connection with
the rcmodeling Of the county building
Arrangements will be made later for
fhe repainting Of the exterior of the
building.
Architect George 8 Mooney was
consulted by the commissioners in re.
gard to tho work. and will prepare
plans Sitting as a license court. the
board granted n saloon license 10
AIoIs Smaitzer. Of Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

There will be a social at the Lam
caster chapel this evening. to secure
funds for a worthy cause.
John II. Denham. OF Barton. was in
town Friday. calling on friends.
Mrs. Fred Cook and daughter. Eola.
have returned from a trip to Cincin-
natl.
Fred Neininger is visiting friends
In Wellsburg and will etu next
week.
c. c. William. OF ST. C~iairsviile. was
In town yesterday calling on old
friends.
Mrs. Mary Fankenhouser is con.
fined TO her home on Lombardy
Heights. seriously IN.
Mrs. W. Phillips left Friday for Fair.
point where she is visiting friends.
william johnson Is reported to be
much better and he is expected to be
home from the hospital in a few days.
Rev. Austin S~choenich. p~entacostal
missionary OF Salvador, Central Amer
lea. addressed the congregation at the
mission last evening.
The Hoodads fishing and hunting
club held a meeting Friday night.
Mr.. Abe Cunningham and family
will leave for Detroit where they will
spend several weeks there and at
other lake points.
William l.. Scott left Friday for
Norfolk. Va, on business.
Thieves were frightened away while
trying to rob the cellar of II. T. Sells
in Kirkwood. Thursday night.
Sister Hilaria, OF Nazareth. KY,
formerly Miss Ida Werner. of Brook
side. is visiting relatives here.
President John Zelenka. of the Ohio
miners. returned Friday from Amster-
dam where he adjusted a serious
grievance.
Rev. Jos. Fisher. OF Flushington.
was the guest of friends in town Fri.
day.
County Treasurer r. W. Archer will
80 to Cleveland to-day to attend the
Welsh picnic.
Mrs. Mary Fankhouser is quite i'll at
her home on Lombardy Heights.
County Commissioner William
Miller. of st. Cl~airsville. was II Town
Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
TAKE TESTIMONEY
Real Estate Men and Others Testify
Before Board o. Eauslizstlon.

The Board 81 Equalization and Re
Wow met yesterday In secret session
and took the testimony ~ q large
number 81 Witnesses IN regard 10 real
estate values In Ohio county. Among
the Witnesses we're twelve promicnnt
real estate men. who we're called TO
give expert opinions.
u was stated last evening By a Nom
her Of the board that the taking Of
testimony would be completed by
MOOT today. after which the results
will be made public Radical changes
in the assess ments ~ some sections
are predicted Assistant Tax Com.
missioner Rathbonc viii be present to
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
CIRCUIT court
Appeal Is Filed In Case involving
Commission on saIes-Prae-
clpe Filed.

An appeal was filed In circuit cours
yesterday from the court of Justice
Hobbs in the case of z. 8. Romine w.
II. w. Aud and w. H. Crowell. In
the lower court the plaintiff was
awarded a verdict for $140.15. said to
be due as commissions on sales made
for the defendants.
The praecipe vas fled in the chan.
Gerry suit of Mary NJ. Hermann, ad-
ministratrix OF the estate of the late
Fred Hermann. vs.. William v. Her.
mann and others. The suit Is for set
Element of the estate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
MARTINS FERRY
Commercial Association Negotiating
to Locate Factory Herewith
Employ 200 Men.

Negotiations are pending between
the Commercial Association and the
owners of n factory for a location.
and n of the best posted members
stated last evening that the chances
for securing the factory for the city
were good. II is understood that the
owners will employ at least a couple
hundred men. II not more. and that
they had practically decided to locate
here. providing a site could be secured
that had good railroad facilities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
BRIDGEPORT
Automobile Runs Into Telephone Pole
and Driver Has Narrow
EacaDe

An auto accident that was more
sensational than harmful. occurred on
the road leading from Bellaire to
bridgeport. Friday afternoon. when
the a driven by Mr.. William Carl.
became unmanagable and attempted
TO climb a telephone pole In West
Wheeling. Mr.. earle was thrown from
the a but was unhurt with the ex-
ception OF a few slight bruises and
scratches. The auto was slightly
damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

4 meeting 81 the committees on
text books will be held this afternoon
a. the Hish school building TO prepare
a list Of tho text books 20 be ufcd dur.
ing tho noxt term In the evening a
meeting 81 the buildings and grounds
committee viii he held ~ the building
and several matters OF importance
will be taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

Attorney Geo. G.. Mckee Friday
sold the last piece OF the Waterman
property that was offered for sale by
the executors. The sale was private
and the purchaser was not made pub
lie. The property was appraised AZ
$1,000. but brough, $i.1O0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

Bible school at 9.t5 a m preach
ing by the pastor. Rev W. 4. King.
~ 10 20 a IN. and in the evening ~
30 by Rev Joseph 4. Bennett. Of
Newark. q morning theme. Tho
Kingship ~ Jesus. evening. Rival
Theories 81 Life. ~ Y. y. 4. a. G.3n.
topic Kindergarten In Many Lands
Conquest meeting. leader Mrs. Roy
Jump
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29

Read tho vs.. Va Optical Co.'S an.
nouncement on Page 3. to.day's issue.
y y Richards has returned from a
vieit with friends AZ B~arneaville
Mies Helen Stegcr 81 This city ia
the guest ~ friends ~ 81 Clairsviuo
Tho Misses Anna. Margaret and
Mary crafty arc guests 81 relatives ~
Findaly.
Misses LOrena Richards and Elsie
lowell have returned from Nj Union
college. whore they have boon taking
a special teachers training course.
Mrs. D ". Cooper and son. Ken.
meth. left yesterday for a visit ~ Bos
ton. Mass
Miss Evyiin Wolfe. ~ Gravel Hm.
has returned from a visit with friends
AZ Plttsburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
Another ShIp to Haiti.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July Is
The scout cruiser Salem, now at Nor.
folk. has been ordered to proceed
with dispatch to Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
She is the sister ship OF the cruiser
Chester. now in Haitien waters. and
when she arrives nex Monday there
will be five American warships on the
coast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
Not a Candidate.

Township Trustee T. A.. Blackford
stated yesterday that he would not
be a candidate for reelection. Mr.
Hlackford said that he did not exp,-f
10 be a resident OF the township an OF
the coming We years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-29
Constitutional Delegate.

II was reported here yesterday that
Judge Robert VI. Eaton. OF Morristown.
will be a candidate for delegate TO the
constitutional convention. Judge
Eaton is "a Democrat. II is said At
tOrney Jas. Reece and Theodore
Ayres. Of ST. Clairsville. both Repub-
licans. will be candidates.