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Evening star., 1912-07-21
WILSON AGAIN IN A CELL.
Brought Back by Keeper Who Ac-
companied Him From Atlanta.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-Christopher Co.
lumbus Wilson. former president of the
United Wireless Telegraph Company, who
was brought here recently from Atlanta,
Ca, penitentiary to testify in bankruptcy
proceedings. was not in the Tomobs pris-
on last night. II seems, despite the asser-
ton of Tombs official that Wilson had
been safely locked up early last evening
Keeper White of the Tombs was author
ity for the statement tonight that the
wireless man was not in the prison the
night previous. Wilson was, however,
locked up tonight, according to the keep
er, having been brought back by Keeper
Shea of Atlanta. who has been with Will
son on his trip north.
When 1t was found that Wilson, who
has been serving a sentence in Atlanta
for using the mails in an attempt to de-
fraud, was enjoying vacation" after
being brought here to testify, inquiries
were made last night at the Tombs. de-
veloping the statement that he was then
in cell. This was tonight contradicted
by White. who was not in charge Friday
night. and who frankly said that Wilson
was not returned to the prison until to-
night.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
SHAKESPEARE DINNER
OLD-FASHIONED AFFAIR
Boar's Head and "Peacock Pie"
Among Delicacies at Spe-
cial Observance.
Special Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
speare dinner was served in the Queens
Head restaurant at Earps Court to cele-
brate Midsummer day. and visitors had
the pleasure Of eating not only baron of
beef and boar's head. which were brought
by stately procession of walters, headed
by beefeaters blowing a fanfare on their
trumpets. but also Of tasting such recon-
dite delicacies as peacock pie"
They were not, however, expected to
drink mead or small beer. In the matter
of beverages the improvements OF mod
ern days were recognized, and cham
pagne and liquors were provided. The
menu was well spiced with suitable
Shakespearean quotations.
May good digestion wait on appetite
and health on both." formed the appro-
pirate opening line. and turtle soup was
then served. Did Shakespeare know of
turtle soup?
1t seems doubtful. but as one guest
kindly suggested. perhaps the turtle lived
in Shakespeare's day. seeing 500 years
turtle. Later on haunch of venison was
served. "a dish. fit for the gods" and the
famous peacock pie. boar's head and
spiced beef. minced patties and plum
pudding formed the sweets, revolu-
tionary item for midsummer; but coffee
was permitted and tobacco in various
forms. 1t was. in fact, a Shakespeare
dinner with improvements. and was
much enjoyed
Evening star., 1912-07-21
ANCIENT PHRASE A M1sN0MER.
Money in Chancery" Not What the
Name Implies, English Say.
From London Answers.


Most people have heard the phrase
money in chancery.' but il is more than
doubtful whether many people know what
the money is. or how IL came into chan,
Gerry. or how it gets out, in most cases
after the lapse of many years.
AS a matter Of fact the phrase money
In chancery" is misnomer. for there is
not now a court Of chancery as a separate
organization. 1t was killed by act or
parliament, the judicature act doing the
deed. There is chancery division of
the high court of justice, and the money
commonly called money in chancery is
simply standing in the books of the SUI
preme court pay office.
How did the money get there?
Imagine a typical case. A man dies in
1850. He leaves property to trustees In
trust for his four children. One OF these
children goes abroad and settles out
there. Some dispute arises between the
other children and the trustees The
matter comes before the court, and the
trustees are ordered to pay the shares
into court. They do this. and in time the
three children are able to draw out their
shares; but the one abroad never claims
his. and unless he or his descendants
claim the money 1t will lie there still.
There is nothing more unprofita bic than
the pursuit of money In chancery. Dozens
of people have wasted their means and
claimed funds. One In a hundred may get
something in the end, the other ninety
nine find themselves baked and disapA
pointed.
Some people run away with the idea
that because they happen to bear the
same name as one OF the people MENTION
ed in the list of unclaimed funds in the'
books of the supreme court that, there
fore, they stand a good chance of getting
something. That is not so, and even peo-
pie with uncommon names, although they
see similar name in the list, often do not
stand ghost Of chance. The court will
require very strict proof and very strong
evidence indeed before 1t will order money
to be paid out to a claimant, and hearsay
evidence is not acceptable.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
Trees and Wind.
From the Ohio State Journal.

From the Ohio State Journal.
No fairer sight these vernal days than
the big green trees and the west wind
playing together. They are as jolly COM
panions as a small boy and a Newfound-
land pup. and play very much alike. How
the wind seems to enjoy its wrestling and
tumblfng about with the big branches
and making the leaves wave their hands
and laugh. There is a hip, hip and hur-
dab. when the wind pitches in and bends
the limbs down until they CULVER with
delight.
And then. when the wind, tired for a
moment with the play. retires to get its
breath see the emerald branches resume
their composure. and standing erect. with
tranquil mien and joyful anticipation.
banter the west winds to come on again.
That defiance is beautifully tantalizing.
and soon the wind. gathering its airy
forces, about it. leaps from it's repose and
snatches the branches and hurls them
this way and that. and hugs and kisses
them in the very riot Of ecstasy until It
grows weary and retires to await another
banter. Didn't you ever see this lovely
sight? Well, look out where the trees
and blue skies meet. There's the play
ground.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
BID FOR YOUNG MAN GUESTS.
Hotel Management Wants Enter
tainers for 100 Maidens.
Dispatcb to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO Inc star.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, July 2O-The
management of the Hotel Virginia, Long
Beach, today issued urgent invitations to
100 eligible young men Of this city. Offer
ing practically free room and board for
a month as an inducement to become
guests.
The cause of the unusual offer is the
fact that fully 100 young and healthy
maidens, with their parents or chaperons.
are guests at the hotel. and not half a
dozen young men worth while are in
cluded In the roster.
The young ladies come from the in
terror of the state, from Arizona and
from this city. They became desperate
tonight and issued an ultimatuin to the
mana nagement and to their parents and
chaperons that unless sufficient young
men as escorts and companions at swim
ming. bathing, tennis, golf. motoring and
dancing appear soon. they will leave for
other parts.
The hotel offered a rate of sos a month
for room and board to a. certain list of
perfectly nice young men. The regular
rates are s. day up. the lowest, 500 q
month.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
Will Stick to the Old Party.

JACKSON, Miss. July 20.-Missssippi
republican progressives today rescinded
the call issued Thursday for state con-
vention to choose delegates to the Chicago
national convention of the progressive
party, ION account OF the many appeals
from many of our faithful republican
friends. urging that We stay with the old
party
The call specified that county conven-
tions were to be held July %, and the
state convention July %.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
Injured When Car Hits Wagon.

Robert L. Spindel and George Her.
bert were painfully injured last night
about midnight when a market wagon
in which they were riding was struck
by a street car of the Capital Traction
Company at 7th and o streets north
west. The victims of the accident
were hurried to the Homeopathic Hos
pital. and it Is expected they will re-
cover.
Daniel Bond of 365 M street south
west was the motorman Of the car and
Robert Smith of 531 M street south
west was the conductor
Evening star., 1912-07-21
Ocean-to-Ocean Relay Race.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2O.-A resolu-
tion providing for an ocean-to-ocean re-
lay race, to be participated In by every
motor cycle club in the United States,
was passed by the Federation OF Ameri-
can motor cyclists at it's final meeting
here today. The tentative plans provide
for the carrying of a message from New
York to Los Angeles and the participa-
ton Of more than 300 riders.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
ARMY WORM BLAMED.
Many Thousand Dollars Damage
Threatened in South Carolina.

ANDERSON, 8. c.. July 20-Claiming
that damage amounting to hundreds OF
thousands of dollars threatens the crops
OF this section as the result of the advent
of the army worm. the farmers of Ander-
son county issued a general appeal to-
night for labor and money with which
to eradicate the pest Entomologists in
the infected area assert that unless the
worms are speedily stamped out they
will spread all over this and adjoining
counties. All crops in the path OF the
pest are being devastated. il is said.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
Child Bitten By a Dog.

While playing at 14th and E stNets
southeast yesterday evening. eight
year-old Rose Schezett was bitten by
a dog alleged to belong to Robert {.
Brown of 502 18th street southeast
She was taken to Providence Hospital
for treatment. Her home is at 504
18th street southeast.
Evening star., 1912-07-21

KENOSHA, Wis, July 20.-William
Pigott. once an intimate friend Of
Abraham Lincoln, and formerly news
paper publisher in Chicago died today at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Eliza
beht Pirsch He was eighty-three years
old. He came to Chicago in 1S4S. Burial
will be at Dowagiac, Mich.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
Famous Pathologist Dead.

DETROIT, Mich, July 20.-Word was
received here tonight Of the death Thurs
day in McAlester. Okla. of DIR. Heneage
Gibbs, formerly member of the Univer-
sity OF Michigan faculty and one time
one of the worlds foremost pathologists.
Dr. Gibbs was a pioneer in the campaign
eighty years old.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
Paddock Sold to Yankees.

DECATUR, ILL.,. July 2O.-The Dubuque
ball club of the 81 League tonight closed
a deal for the sale of Infelder Del Pad
dock, who leaves Immediately to join the
New York Americans. Paddock received
a trial this spring with the Chisago
Americans, but was returned to Dubuque
Evening star., 1912-07-21

The following were admitted as mids
shipmen to the Naval Academy, An
napolis, Tuesday: Edward A. Kimball, N
NJ: Montgomery Woods. N. D.; Lem
w. Bagby, Mo-: William NJ. Fechteler,
presidential; Frank w. Wead, ILL.,; Wil-
liam p Quimby. N. Y: Robert l. Bealls
N. c.; Cyrus H. Lyle. Tenn.
Evening star., 1912-07-21
Stephen Fosters Home.

From the Pittsburgh Telegraph. -
1t is regrettable that no effort was
made to save from destruction the old
homestead in which Stephen {. Foster
wrote many Of his famous songs. -
Evening star., 1912-07-21

Excellently Constructed Lawn
Swings like the illustration to the
right Made of hard maple and every
part fastened with screws. These
swings are two-passenger size.
Special net price, SOS.
Evening star., 1912-07-21

This excellent Refrigerator is just
like the cut to the right The interior
Is of seamless porcelain, without
cracks or joints in which dirt or germs
can lodge. The porcelain is fused on
steel at a temperature of =, ,5c0 degrees,
and will never crack, tarnish or peel
off. 1t is as easily cleaned as a china
dish. This refrigerator is 33 inches
wide. 454 inches high, and has an Ice
capacity of so pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-02
New Tonic. iona Vita. Will Posi-
lively Restore Your Old
Vitality.

Nervousness. depression of spirits
iack OF energy. all run down. these
are the chief symptoms OF nervous
debility. the modern affiiction caused
largely by the rush, hustle and worry
Of modern life.
II YOU are sufferer from this all.
too-common complaint. and canno,
20 TO high priced sanitarium. 10
have rest and diet build you up. you
should read carefully the following
statement of G. y. Hunt. Esq. of
eO2 Sixth st. Milwaukee. Wis. con.
corning the remarkable new tonic.
"Tona Vita" that has made such a
great record during the past year.
Mr.. Hunt says: For "A number OF
years my wife has been a sufferer
from continuous run down nervous
condition and stomach trouble. I took
her TO "A number of doctors. but none
seemed TO give her any relief. she
grew constantly worse and her entire
system became affected
She could hardly eat anything
and would say the very thought of
eating made her sick. She caught
one bad cold after another and was
always tired and languid. She had
bad headaches and attacks OF dizzi.
ness
II was in drug store some time
ago and saw n crowd OF people at
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Literary Note.

great deal is heard about the sir
best sellers. Every author is anxious
to land his book in this class. and II
h" does land. his fortune is assured
How are these books selected. and
Nv whom This Is question that
may occur TO the average reader
Ih' bonkman. magazine which Is
considered tho Official organ Of the
literary world. makes the lisf. and its
nE1i'' arr accepted as being ahsu
lutely correct. Every month Tho
H'rkman receive a report from tho
reading book sellers of the country
stating which six books during tho
month have erjoN'd %" hest sales
book standing first 81 any LIST re.
'~iN"~ ten points fha second book
'iEhi points %" third. seven points
m" fourth six points 'he fffh five
points. and tho sixth. four points Tho
puiL.- Nou tf each hook ou the ,ari.
Gus report are added Which Gives
o." ~nfIr" number OF gufrf> each book
deserves thus. 'tsrf month. readers
Enoa vfirt tuua. ar- -sIrF he--
af orf'nE fH fnr number 90 po.-r.
apsrl"d them or Tho PorEria-'s f.sr
IHrsr fsIf fr ft.rsrrf..-
1911. Inclusive The r.nsraar sIru.
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DON'T BE WORN OUT And RUN DOWN
ANY LONGER WHEN HELP Is AT HAND

tne counter where "Tona Vita" was
otihs sold ! had little faith in medi
cine. out many people were buyine
THIS preparation and I got a bottle
on the spur OF the moment.
My wife began taking the tonic
that night and We were pleasantly
surprised 10 notice an improvement,
after the second day. She is now like
a dinerent woman. The nervousness
and depression are all gone and she
eats and sleeps better than she has
for years. IL seems wonderful TO
note such change in her. ! believe
Tona Vita is worth its weight in
gold
II you are debilitated and run
down. above all things try "Tona
Vita" You will never regret il. as
IT will build you up like magic. I,
is the finest preparation now on the
market.
Lees Rhubarb Laxative il used
as an assistant TO "Tona Vita" in
cases OF chronic constipation. and is
splendid remedy. Rhubarb is ma
lures purest and best laxative. act
ing as a tonic to the entire bowl
tract. Other drugs strain the mites
tines. and leave them fiabby and
weak. Lees khubarb Laxative is es
pecially recommended for children
The taste is very pleasant. Chas. r
Coete & Co. has the agency for these
two great medicines in Wheeling
The price will be returned II they
fail to meet with your entire ap
proval. The Approved Formula Co.
Dayton. q.
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HARMONY IN THE
REPUBLICAN RANKS

SWEET. !. ID. Burnley. u. F. Sivert. !. 4
Bloyd G. II. Hunter. VI. c. Barker.
Roy VI. Ayers. and DIR J. r. Peek.
Parkersburg. Wood county will
send fifty. Brooke and Hancock coun-
ties are sending their quota while
faraway Kanawha is well represented.
with a delegation Of nearly fifty head
cd by Governor Glasscock. Marion.
Harrison and Randolph are well rep
resented. the advance guard arriving
last evening.
Special Cars.
Special cars on the Wheeling and
Panhandle companies VIII convey the
delegations 10 and from the meeting
Albert Snedsker. chairman Of the
coke county Republican committee.
last evening arranged with Manager
C. % \aEle of the Wheeling Traction
company for "a special car to leave
Fourteenth street at lis "A. m. TO take
tho Brooke delegation home. At the
same hour a special car will convey
the MOundsville delegation homeward
also leaving Fourteenth street The
out-of-toWn delegations from distant
points will start returning Saturday
noon.
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son. ST Adams: John G. Bond.
Charleston. Major Charles Elliott.
Charleston. II. Roy Wau.h Park"rs
burg: James r. D0rlr. llcNrchrn. J
\. Niquesncy. Iicliurton. and many
others too numerous 20 mention.
Owing 10 the SERIOUS illness ~ his
son. VINO H. student 90 va. senator
Howard Sutherland ~tI uH unable io
attend the meeting y f,l'-ram was
last evening
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PARTY SEEMS UNITED THROUGH
OUT THE STATE.
c. =. Rathbone Being Supported by
Many Friends-Advance Guard
Arrived Last Evening.

Carrying the olive branch of peace
the advance 4uard of Republicans
from throughout the state arrived in
The city last evening and registered at
the Mcclure and Windsor hotels. In
teryiews from the leaders of the vari-
Gus counties OF the state Indicate
plainly that harmony prevails and the
outlook for sweeping Republican
victory at the coming election is more
than encouraging.
Candidates for the various state
positions gathered at the Mcclure lob
by and while all are striving for the
honors they state that If defeated they
Will work like Trojans for the cleo
ton or the successful candidate at the
polls. Party enthusiasm OF this kind
spells victory.
r. l.. Long. state treasurer arrived
during IN" afternoon and announced
that n" Is "a candidate for reelection
MT. Long has made "A very capable
treasurer and has a strong following
Tor reelection. The many friends of
{. +. Rathbone deputy tax commits
sioner started boom Cor him for the
position Of state treasurer While Mr..
Rathbone did not make a formal an.
noHncement II il thourht that he will
%" governed o. the will Of his friends
Few Republicans m the state are as
we'll known and as well liked as il
skip RathbOnc as he is known bv
his friends. II nominated he would
b" elected by large majority.
Tn" Hon ,lik. King. Of Elkins.
cdN!idat" for secretary Of state. ar.
riNcd during ID" evening. Mr. kim
Las strong following throughout
"'St virginia and the Thirteenth sen
''"ri' district is united for him
secretary az stat" : =. Reed OF
"'f.'~t"n. Who Is candidate for 70.
'''''I"n also arrived during the
evening
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Hes a poor preacher who tries to
max" up in length what he lacks in
depth.
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REPUBLICAN HOSTS


pssd -I'< HoIt Sscuuuooi
Hen c. W. Dillon. Fayetteville.
Non. c. w. Ssisner. Charleston.
Hon. Arnold seherr. Charleston.
Hon. W. ~. o. Dawson. Charleston.
Hon. Charles 3. Teter. PhiIippi.
Hon. w. p. Hubbard. city.
Hon. a. B. White. ParkersburQ.
Judge Hunter Moss. Parkersburu.
Hon. n. Roy Waugh. Parkersburg.
Hon. Stuart r. Reed. Charleston.
Hon. J. S. Darst. Charleston.
Hon. e. L. Long. Charleston.
Hon. Fred o. Blue. Charleston.
Hon. Mike King. EIkins.
Hon. n. N. Ogden, Fsirmont.
Judge Frank Cox, Morgantown.
Hon. Howard Sutherland. Eikins.
Hon. Samuel Montgomery. King
wood.
Hon. Elmer Housh. WeIIsburs.
e. r. Graham. Jr.
Judge NJ. n. Ellis, New MsrtinsviIie.
Hon. Malcolm Jackson. Charleston.
Hon. NJ. G. Sperry. Ciarksbvre.
Hon. Charles J. Schuck. city.
The Days Program
With the break o: dawn the enter.
tainment committee will be- on the
JOB. meeting all incoming trains and
escorting the visiting delegations TO
:he hotels. The first train met will
be the 7:2O from Charleston. and un-
I'll late In the evening the committee
Will be at all the incoming trains.
Twenty automobiles will draw up in
front OF the Mcclure hotel AZ o'clock
in the afternoon. and all the visiting
Republicans. who desire will he taken
ride through the business and in
dustrial section OF the city. Rand
concerts will be given nj the Mcclure
from y. m. until 1:31 y. m. Then
promptly NJ o'clock the doors of the
Scottish Rite banquet hall will be
thrown open. The committee re-
quests the visiting Republicans not 70
enter the cathedral any earlier than
!:45 owing to the limited space OF
the reception rooms Special atten-
ton is called 10 the local Republicans
TO this request
The Menu.
Tho following menu. prepared by
Caterer Dawson. was approved last
evening by the committee:
MEM.
oyster cocktail
Celery. Pickles Olives
Tonsu. ''''' '''I Hoas, Reef
Potato salad BAKED H"ap g.,,,on s.,,,
Slsw with Mayonuaise.
Green onions. itadishes
Ice cream. Assorted lakes.
cheese Banquet Flakes.
''off..
tiEarS
To Make Merry.
Several popular songs have been
composed by Judge Alan Robinson.
who. with | Bremen. aspires for the
honor OF the poet laureate OF West
Virginia. although not Of the same
politics. that will add TO the merri-
ment of the evening. Judge Robinson
and his quartette will lead these
songs. while all present will JOIN in
Following are the songs that nave
been composed by the Judge.
Yip-I-addy. Lay. Lay Zip daddy. lay
Every body VIII shout ard cheer
This rs surely Republican yea:
Nip-l-acdN. Lay. Lay
No doubt Won viii near them all SAY.
when election IT, DER.
Wei Doc Wiu'."r. Ones. uurr
Nip-i-aIdy. La.
Taft Taft
What tl" matte. u.r. Ttf'.
He the President "i yes ult
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TA-rs -hy - -. oai ~. - l-as.
80 be- sur nilL
- i.ts riul zfiif.
IT, 49, - o.. fssilu-
- ~ny bob hsr" s~-n Tei1s
,,-s ans Boy h.r. .-.n Roo--v.lt-
h-sr 'h~ p.opis yell
heh our Teddy name th.y hear.
tias anybody her. seen Teddy.
Teddy That We love 80 ~.l
Oh. You PreSid.n, FAR. you nice. bis
President Taft,
We could never au without YOU. No one
ever tries To- doubt you.
On You President Tart. iou nice big
President Taft
When II comes November and the bat
foull be elected. rresiden, once. more.
on on oh. oh.-Oh. You President
TAFT,
Roosevelt Roosevelt Shout Hip-hip-
hoo-ray for Roosevelt,
He Is in the swim. We are strong for
Always steady. Hes our Teddy. You
viii lind him always READY.
Roosevelt Roosevelt, Everyone has
In the game. h" IL a winner. no begin
ner.
Everybody cheer for Teddy Roosevelt;
6.
What's the matter with Roosevelt
He's all right
Everybody SAWS T-ddy's out OF sight
To only mention his name that's right.
Makes al the Democrats take to flight
What's tn" matter with Roosevelt
He's all Tight.
What's the matter with Gla<scock -
He's all right
We are happy because he's here tonight
For He's progressive. he's up to-dat.
lie IL the Governor Of our state
What's the matter with ,;la-Scock-
He's all right
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To Make Merry.

Tar Tlff'
What ~" matte. u.r. Ttf.
lie s the President "i yes ut
Hell h. chosen aGalu nest fa.!.