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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William W Ely. p, and Lena H.
Ehull. both OF CharlestOwn w Va.
John z. ALullhoy, IS. Calvin Run, Va.
and Mamie Sampson, %, Leesburg, Va.
Charles w. Harrison. q. and Laura A
RichArd c. THEY. Is. and Fannie Lii
lie. "a
Rosser NJ Green. Is. District of Co
lumbia, and Marie P. Rabbit, 3, Deer
wood. MontgOmerY county. Nd.
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THE AEWS OF GEORGETOWN
MAsoNs TO VISIT.

The members and officers Of the Grand
Ledge of AIasons of the District of Co
lumbia viii make their annual grand
visitation TO Potomac Lodge. No 5. +. A
A NJ. of Georgetown. at Masonic Hall.
on Thirty-second Street north west, on
the evening Of November 5.
Potomac Lodge. Of Georgetown. is one
Of the oldest Masonic organizations in
the District Of Columbia
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ELECTION GA SUPERVISORS.

Besides the regular election for county
officials tomorrow. the supervisors. one
from each district VIII be elected. w.
w Douglass, of Arlington district, will
be opposed by NJ. /, Garrison and F. l.
Corbett w n. Febrey. of Washington
district viii be opposed by 4 J. S.
Costello and q. w. Donaldson.
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ANNIE B. o.DoNNoGHuE DEAD.

Annie B. O'Donnoghue died yesterday
morning. at $50 o'clock at the home OF
her parents. Thirty-hfth and o Streets
northwest after a lingering illness. She
was the youngest daughter Of John G.
O'Donnoghue and the late Jane O'Don-
noghue. Besides her father. she is sur
vived by several brothers and sisters.
One Of her brothers. George OtDonnog-
hue. IS secretary 70 the governor Of
Porto Rico.
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Given POLICE PoWERs-

The assistant engineer Of highways
has recommended that Reuben Butler.
dumpman at Second and Streets
southwest, be invested with special po-
lice powers. in order to control the
dumping at the point mentioned. The
recommendation has been approved.
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THE PLANET aPITTsBUpGHIA. y

PITTSBURG, Nov. 2-The new planet
recently discovered by DR.. Max Wolf,
OF the University Of Heidelberg, has
been named 'Piusburshia" by Prof,
John A. Brashear. TO whom was ac-
corded the honor Of choosing the name.
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YOUNG CULLIsoN RELEASED.

Harry Culison, who has been held at
police headquarters since last Friday to
await word from his father, who al
legged that he had taken $50 from him.
has been released. His father has not
appeared to prosecute the charge or to
take him back TO Baltimore.
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Lbe Uines.
ADJUSTMENTS OF THE DAY.

Natlonal-"The Silver Slipper" Sis
p m
Res S:i5 p. m
Lafayette-"The Sign of the -Four. -
s-l5 p m
Chase's-Vaudeville. 2:15 and S:15 p. m.
Academy-"ToO Proud To Beg p m
Empire Escaped From Sing Sing.
z and ,. IN.
Lyeeum-"cracker Jacks" 2:l5 and
$40 D. m.
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THE BOYS TO ELECT.

At the meeting Of The Boys" Satur-
Gay night, held at the clubroom of the
Organization. In Masonic Hail. on Wis
consin Avenue. near Grant Road. officers
were nominated same to be elected at
the next regular meeting. Saturday
evening
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SFRIES Ga MEETINGS

A series Of revival meetings began
last night at Eldbrooke Methodist Epis-
coDal Church. Of Tenleytown. D. c. The
services were conducted by the Rev. DR..
Edwin 81 Smith pastor. and viii be
continued throughout The week
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20 Years of
Vile cafarrh
Wonderful Testimony to the
Curative Powers Of Or. Ag-
news Catarrhal Powder.

Chas. o. Brown, journalist, Of Duluth,
MINI. writes: II have been q sufferer
from Throat and Nasal CatarTh for ovar
20 years. during which time nay head has
been stopped Up and my condition. truly
miserable. Within 10 minutes after
using Or. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder I
obtained relief. Three bottles have 81
most. II not entirely. cured me-" Z
pr. Aens1fs 0intmsnt reIiesss plies insalntIS
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CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS.

w Leon Clark, architect. is making
a number Of improvements at the
Southern Methodist Church here. The
wood flooring IN the lower entrance way
has been removed and viii be replaced
with granite flooring.
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RETURNS FROM ELECTIONS
AND MOVING PICTURES

Come to The Times Building tomorrow
night and get the first news from the
elections. Moving pictures will keep you
in a good humor. even if your candi-
dates lose.
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ALL SOULS DAY.

Today was commemorated by the
Catholics of this city as All Souls Day.
High mass of requiem was celebrated at
St Marys Catholic Church in South
Royal Street. at $50 O clock this morn
iEg.
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MATINEES MONOCHROME.

Chase's-Vaudeville. 2:15 p. m.
Acadeny-'Too Proud To Beg" D. m.
Empire-''Bscaped From Sing Sing. -
p. m.
Lyceum-''Cracker Jacks. 2:I5 p. m.
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TO CONFER RED CROSS.

Potomac Commandery. No 3. Knights
Templar of Georgetown, viii hold its
Hall, at which the iIlustriOus Order OF
the Red Cross viii be conferred.
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RENDEZVOUS AT PENSACOLA.

Orders have been issued for the North
Atlantic feet OF the United States navy
to rendezvous at Pensacola for target
practice next spring.
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Want advertisements and subscriptions
for The Evening and Sunday Times will
be received at regular Office rates at the
Well-knOwn pharmacy of William c..
Gentner, corner Fourteenth and Y
Streets northwest
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Moving. Storing. and Packing

Household effects are speciaIties of In
ion Trust and Storage Co. Best service
az reasonable rates. Main office, 1414 r.
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EXCURSIONS.
TIMES WANT AD BRANCH.

Norfolk and Washington steamer for
Norfolk and Fort Monroe. $3.50 p. m
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching. Blind, Bleeding OF Protruding piles.
Your i.rTgist will refund money if PAZ0 ONT
MENT fails 70 cure you IN to IA days. SOC.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
TOPICS OF MOMENT
FROM MISSISSIPPI
Eews and Notes of the Day in the
Prosperous Bayou State.
ADAMS RECEIVES JUDGMENT.
The State Revenue Agent Wins out 10
the Y. & III. v. and g. and S, !. Rall.
roads for Special Privilege Tax. Kali
reads will Likely Contest the Case.

Revenue Agent Adams has re-
ceived judgments in the Circuit
Court CT Kinds county against ootn
the Ysz.o a1d Mississippi Valley
and the G1lf and Ship lsland rail-
road in the suits Instituted by MIN
to recover the special privilege OF
ten dollars per mile, authorized oy
the Legislature to be assessor
against railroads claiming exemp-
ton from State Supervision as to
freight rates. The act If the Leals-
lature was passed in 1898, and the
railroads have resisted collection
ever since, on the ground tsat IL
was an unconstitutional discrin md
tion. 1t is stated that the anoCns
recovered froL the two roaos Will
be about s50,000, two-thlroe Oh
which will be paid by the azoo
and Mississippi Valley. The case
will probably be Appealed.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
pet;tion Nav Not be Received,

St. Petersburg. President Roose-
velt's decision to forward to the
Russiln government the petition in
be bali Of the Russiln Jews is Lot
pub iihed here. The foreign Office
has made the following statement:
"Tbe czar alone can decide whether
the petition will be received. Alex
ander III would never have re-
ceiyed such petition. The peti ion
from the Guild Hall meeting called
by the lord mayor OF London In
1891 was returned through the for
ei2n oflicr as being inconvenient.
The fcreign office hopes the Ameri-
cans will not invite such a slight.
They would resent any anti-lynch-
ing ueti.ioo. The foreign office has
no special interest in the question
except tnat International relations
remail unchanged. since the mat
ter is purely domestic and belongs
to another ministerial department."
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Is Clay Insane.

Aexington.-Gen. Cassius NJ. Clay
is believed to be hopeIessly insane
in bis fifty eight room mansion.
Whitehall, in Madison county. Ply
sicians were sent to Whitehall at
the request Of General Clay, who
stated that be needed medical atten
tion, but they we're not permitted
to enter the mansion, after sending
in number of messages. General
Clay's body guard is the only per-
son who has been permitted to q
ter General CIay's bedroom for the
morths. The famous statesman and
iurist is said to be ia a preoar ious
condi ion. Some days ago General
Clay sent message to Dora Brock
asking her to come to him. lie
married her when she was Is. only
to consent to separation in order
that she might marry Brock, d
young farm hand. The message
was sent to Mrs. Brock shortly after
her husband was killed by a rail.
road train.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Bids Wanted for Grading Work.


D.. Proposals are being circulated Tor
bids for grading 140 miles CT the
Mobile, Jackson aud Kansas CITY
railroad from Decatur north to Pom
to,oc, to COZ meet with the Gulf ano
Chicago railroad, the property
of the Mobile, jackson and Kansas
City people. 1t is provided In the
bids that work shall begin Aug. J.,
1903. aud be completed Aug. /. 1904,
About five miles of the road has beer
graded from Newton south in the
last three months. Work OF grad
ing down the hill just west OF the
compress at Newton is to begin
shortly by the Alabama and VIcks-
burg railroad company. who WILL
use the dirt to I'll! in just south OF
their main line. where new side
track is TO be constructed for use IN
connection with the Mobile, Jack
son and Kansas City road. The site
of the bill, when graded, will be
used by the compress company. to
enlarge its warehouse, which will be
necessary to store the extra supply
II cotton that will be forthcoming
with the building OF the new rail-
road.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Lobbyists Uneasy About Paw.

Washington. - The Washington
lobby, which was employed by the
Panama canal company to secure
the ratification Of the treaty by the
United States senate, Is clamoring
for its say. The LOBBY was en-
ployed with the understanding that
1t would be paid when the treaty
became effective, and the action of
the Colombian congress in holding
up the agreement and demanding
more money from the French COM
pany, has caused the lobbyists tc
show symptoms of distress.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Music For Mosquitoes.

Boston, Mass. - The Broosline
board Of health, which is systematic
ally exterminating mosquitoes by
means Of kerosene oil, is ucw about
to take up a new process for lessen
ing the evil bv means of musical
Sounds. The discoverer of the new
process says: ut has been found
that practical application has been
effected by raising great number
of vibrations per second, the par
ticular note which the mosquito is
m ost sensitivaiy attuned. This ir-
tensiHed rote produced by sudden
electrical impulse upon a muslcaI
instrument causes every mosquito
near to plunge headlong tc the in
ssrumept ard die"
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
CHASE AFTER A
QUAKER CITY RAT
Furnished Startling Evidence of a
Postoffice Robbery.
TUBE MEN TAKEN
Into Custody, Charged With Nail Rob-
bery..--A Telephone Linema1, In Prob.
ing a Hole TO Find Fugitive Rat
Found Wai of Stolen Letters.

Philadelphia .-Bertram and Al
bert Laycock, brothers, and Charles
Fourier, enploye of the Pneumtic
Transit Company, are under arrest
here charged with corpsiracy to
en- bezz.e and open and destroy let
ters in the United States mail.
Bertram Laycock. who was sta
toned at Broad street station, the
end of the pneumatic service, was
first arrested, and after hearing
before United States commissioner
be was held in $1,000 bail. At the
hearing he confessed and impli-
Gated his brother Albert ard Four-
rier, who were stationed in the CEN
ira! postotiice.
Postal inspectors say the men con-
fessed to having taken special de-
livery letters from the carriers OF
the pneumatic tubes. among them
letters to A. j. Cassat, president OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany; John Wananaker and the
Trust Company Of North America.
The arrests were the outcome OF a
chase after a rat at Seventeenth
and Filbert street toward the arches
OF the elevated tracks OF the Pear-
sylvania railroad. T. j. MCarty, a
telephone lire foreman, gave chase.
Seeing a lo1g hole, be thrust in a
stick. No rat appeared, bat uhe1
the stick was pulled out it brought
with it two letters.
McCarty saw that they were reg
istered and addressed to A. ]. Cas-
satt and W. J. Thompson. Again in
sertlng the man brought fosth three
mora letters. all registered. Nc
Carly notified the chief postal in-
spector and the arrests followed.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Crazed by Electricity.

New York.-Shock from the third
rail Of Brooklyn elevated line has
deprived. Conductor Satchel OF his
reason. When he stepped On the
rails he was thrown into the air.
Half a dozen fellow workers ran to
the rescue. Satchel scrano oled to
his feet aad alta; ;ked them. He was
restrained with some diff ,ulty, and
it was found necessary to give him
ether before he could be taken to
the hospital. The surgeons could
not find u single burn or mark on
Stchel's body. although he received
the full power from the rail.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
PREHISTORIC RUINS
Wonderful Finds of Fossils in mon
tana.

ST. Paul, Minn.-A special to the
Globe from Big Timber, Mont,
says: Wonderful finds of iossiils
aud bones of prehistoric ami nails
are icing made in the Fish Greek
country by Prof. S. Farr and
party OF students from Princeton
College. The party is composed In
addition to Prof. Farr. Of g. T..
Thompson. Laurence Thompson, 5.
A. HaIsey, Gordon Forbes, Walter
KimbaIl, Charles II. Dugro and I.
S. Anditt. The remains of stone
age city have been found in which
are the bones OF animals OF great
size along with stone implements OF
all kinds, many Of which are orna-
mented with gems. In a mound
near the creek we're found the al
most complete skeleton OF man :.
The bones showed that the man,
when alive, measured nearly nine
feet in height and was Of powerful
build. Nearby was the skeleton OF
a woman, a trife smaller in size,
and at the foot was th1 skelston vi
an animal that resenb!ed the dog OF
today, except that tie animal must
have been as large as sm all horse.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
ARNOLD CREDITORS
Hold Meeting in Chicago and Select
Trustee.

st. Louis. AT a meeting of cred :
ltors of E. j. Arnold Turf Invest
ment Concern. Solomon l.. Swarts
was chosen a trustee under the pro-
vision OF the bankruptcy law. Mr.
Swarts has been receiver OF the
assets of the defunct concern. hav
ing been appointed by the court to
take charge of the affairs Until
trustee shall be be elected. His
duties az receiver will end as SOON
as the qualities as trustee. Mr.
Swarts announced that assets so far
as found consist CT about $50, 600 1c
cash and farm valued at sl5.O00.
The claims flied against the estate
thus far amount to about So, ,25o. 900,
and Mr.. Swarts expects to pay 2 or
2 1-2 per cent OF the Indebtedness.
The time for paying will be deter
nired by the court. The creditors
numb more than 1000 and reside
In nearly every State and Territory
In the Union.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Peculiar Condition of Affairs.

In connection with the assessments
of State candidates for election ex-
psnses in the various counties, at
tention has been called to peculiar
condition Of affairs as regards can
didates without opposition. There
ara rumher OF these, and they
will presumably be voted for along
with the others, but should they be
of a frugal turn they could simply
have their names placed on the
ticket Ia one coLnty, and being
without opposition would be legally
nom mated were there not more than
one vote for them. However, as a
failure to go into the various coun-
tiss might prejudice mans chances
for yaars hence. 1t is hardly prob
able that thrift will 60 that far.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
R0ni'S Debts.

Paris. The first civil tribunal
heard the argume nts in the suit
brought against Count Boni de Cas-
tellaEe by holder of bills to the
amount OF $4,000 drawn by Court
Boni to the order OF the Marquis de
Dion. The latter had been previ-
ousIy explained to the court that he
lent Count Boni 5000 to meet
debts of honor, and received the
bills in exchange. The claim was
for portion Of these bills, which is
outstanding. Count Boni con tended
that technical irregularity in
drawing them up invalidated the
bills. The tribunal adjudged that
Count Boni and the Marquis de
Dion conjointly pay the SIG, ,0OU.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Sight Suddenly Regained.

Binghampton.-After being total
ly blind for several years. Joseph
Brink, a wealthy resident OF Ell.
mira, has suddenly recovered his
sight while waiting for train 10
this city. Brink had consulted
many specialists but without suc-
cess. He came here with several
fast trotting horses which he owns,
and was about to return home
when, as the train pulled in, his
sight returned. He was overjoyed
and declared his eyes we're as
strong as ever.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Extent of tioNybrcok Flood.

President j. T. McCleliand, oil
the Fifth Louisiana LeVee boaro,
says q dispatch sent out from Vicks-
burg reports that the second break
at Holly brock has practically inun-
dated one-third CT the tiIla5le sol.
In East Carroll Parish and one-htth
Of the lands in Madison Parish. All
of this section will be deprived Oh
a crop this season. Mr.. Mcclellan
said that as soon as the water sub
sides a better Ievee will be built at
Holly brook.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Duel on Horseback.

Unicn City, TenE.-News has
reached here from Troy that about
two miles from that tow Edgar
Brice and Jchn Burnett, who had
lad a previous difficulty, me: in
the road, both armed with dou BILE.
barrel guns, and began shooting at
each other. Brice, who was on
horse back, was shot from his horse,
and is reported seriously wounded.
Burnett was not hurt. BIZ are oi
prominent families.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22

Mexico Orders Locomotives.

Mexico Clsy.-The general rep
resentative here Of the American
Locomotive Works has received an
order from the Mexican Central for
81 consolidated, 6 mngul passenger
engines and switching locono-
tives. The railroad has ordered
from the American Locomotive
Works since the first OF the year 80
locomotives.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
DEATH AT LAST
RELIEVED ODE.
A Sailor Detailed as Watchmam on
Wrecked Steamer.
FOUR MONTHS OF LONLINESS.
On the Bleak Coast of an Alaskan Island
...Diary of tie Sailor Tells OF His
Sufferings, His Lonlinass and CT His
Approaching Release By Death.

Sar Francis,o.-The fate OF Will.
iian Ole, who was left behind as
wa.chman on the wreck of the
schooner Courtney Fcrd. which ran
ashore On lien beck Island, Alaska
on September 80, 1902, is told witt
dramatic realism in the log kept by
the unfortunate man, which has just
reached here.
1t was found beside his dead
ocdy by revenue cutter officers,
and covers period of four months
fom October 4, 1902, down to the
following February, when in pencil
family traced opposite the entries
CT February 3 and 4. are the wor ds:
Death ut last; four months alone.'
He mas set down the happenings OF
that quarter, giving complete cal
endar Of events. all leading to one
end, re extinguishment of William
Ode, eailor.
When the Courtney Ford was
wrecked the captain and surviving
members OF the crew were picked
up and landed at Seattle, leaving
Ode behind until relief was sent to
him. This only happened few
days ago when the schooner Carrie
and Annie with wrecking appara-
tus on beard, left to be OF service to
the sailor VINO had watched in vain
for sr.lief
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Campaign for Improved Schools.

The cam paign for the improve
mort of the rural schools will socn
be transferred to Copiah county
superintendent Whitfield and Pres
ident ]. e. Hardy Of the Agricul-
tura! and Mechanical College at
Starkvi!Ie will make q series OF
speeches in that county FROM July
IA to 18, inclusive. The first ap-
pointuen! will be filled at Gilman
on July IA, and then will follow
others in succession at Ruby, Se.ong
Hope. Dentville and Barrow, one
day teing given to each engagement.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Will Not Renew Subsidy.

London -Arncld Forster, secre,
tary Of the British admiralty, an.
nounces that tie admir- atty does not
intend to renew the existing subsl-
dies for merchant ships which may
be used in time of war, and that
notice would be given April next
that the contracts would terminate
a year from that date.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
George Shattuck Morrison Dead.

New Ycrk.-George Shattuck
Morrison, mem her of the isthmian
canal commission. aud one of the
foremost civil engineers in America,
is dead. Probably his greatest work
as bridge engineer was the
bridge over the Mississippi at
Memphis, Tenn, which has sin
gle truss span OF 790 feet, being
surpassed only by two other
bridges of the sort in the world,
the Forth bridge in Scotland and
the Landsdowne bridge at Sukkur,
India.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Count Paoi0 Camoell0.

Rome.-Count Paolo Canpello is
dead. The deceased was at one time
canon Of st. Peters but he aban-
doned Catholicism and preached in
violent language against the vati-
can il Italy, Eogtaud aud America.
He recently recarted, did .penance
and was restored to the priesthood.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Association of NOtaries.

There is a movement in the State
looking TO the organization OF
State ASSOCIATION of notaries public.
There are about 800 OF these officials
in Mississippi. and the association
will dou btless have as its chiet aim
the limitation of the increuse in the
number.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Ruu,ors Of Plague.

New York. The governor OF
Iquique has declared that there
have bsen eight new cases OF bu-
bonir plague. three OF which have
5aen fatal. Owing perhaps to the
mild character Of thu disease, IN
,abitants doubt its existence. The
ipread Of smallpox in Antrfagasta
3 causing alarm. School teachers
ave requested the authorities to
llose ths schools.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
A Political Fourth.

The "GIorious Fourth" was more
generllly celebrated ever Mississip-
ri than it has been for many years.
In pre- baby nearly every county IN
the State there was a picnic or bar
beoue OF some sort. at which the
candidates made speeches. The
fact that this is "pn.iticaI year. in
Mississippi largely accounted for the
renewed interest iC the Fourth.
and the excitement was as much
political as patriotic.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Porto RiCans PRAYED.

San Juan, P. 1.-The weather
bureau reports a fall of hail at
Lares, in the center OF Porto Rico,
sutflic emily heavy to damage the
crops. A fall of hail is an extreme
ly rare occurrence here. The ma
tives were frightened and prayed
Tor protection from harm.
The Bolivar County Democrat., 1903-08-22
Cured by Radium Rays.

Vienna. circles here are
greatly Interested in report con-
municated to the Vieunese Society
Of Physicians, aud read at a recent
meeting of the Imperial Academy of
Science. to the effect that a long
stan ding casa OF career was cured
by radium rays at the clinic OF the
late Professor Gussen bauer.