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EX.COLLEGE STARS
VS.. HOSPITAL TEAM
Game Will Be Played at American
League Park Tomorrow
Afternoon.
Afternoon.

Bitter baseball contention viii be seen
at American League Park tomorrow at
4.30 p m, when the Government Hos
pital for the Insane team goes against
one composed Of the leading eX-cOIlege
players in Washington.
The cOllegians, practicing lawyers.
physicians, and dentists, and nearly all
OF them were considered stars in their
rah, rah days. Jimmie Kerr, who shone
in various athletic capacities at George
town, Will captain the collegiaus- Doc
Newberry, ex-Lafayette pitcher. and
Macdonald, also a former Lafayette
elabman, both Of whom are icing good
work Ia the Departmental League, will
be among Kerrs henchmen. MacdOn-
AIDS sticking is expected to be a special
feature, for he has been hitting the ball
IN all Of his games here.
Rube Clark Is expected TO pitch for
the Hospitalers, who have one Of the
strongest teams In the District and have
been pining for a chance 10 go against
a worthy foeman. George Keefe, the
ez-National League pitcher, has agreed
10 umpire.
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BRANCH oFFICEs
NORTHWES

NORTH " EST.
REES MODERN PHARMACY, 9TH aad q
ats. Main 4977.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY, New York
ave. and n Cap St
SHAS. c. HORNUNG, Christiana Pharmacy
sW. cor. 7th and n SIS. Phone n. 1888.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa ave
Phone III. 1870,
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth and Park
road. Phone c. 1857.
l. 4. TAYLOE, cor. 9Th and SITS. Phone
n. 1852
r a. VEITCH, Goth and NJ SITS. Phone n 2u7
y. V. PATTIE, 1929 Georgia ave. Col 3Sss
MALTBY'S PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert ST.
MATTNGLY,s PHAaMAcY. 1ath and I
Phone n. 2026.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and
Massachusetts, ave Phone N. 4O49
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st and 6 SITS
NPhone W. 653.
r. d. HOWARD, 14th and w Phone N ON
GoLDBNBERGS S. 7th and K SITS. Phone M
45Ol.
S. KAHN. SONS & CO.. sth and Agsrls+
space. Phone NJ 700.
GREENE'S CAPITAL A d V Z r TIsTN q
AGENCY, u45 Hath St Phone y. 32oS.
=. W. THROCkMORTON. Cigar Store. 18th
and 7. Phone n. 2560.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor eth St, Rhode
Island ave. and Il &. Phone n 2401.
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY, Sth ana u sta
S. N. WAGNER & CO.. LIST and H. Phone
L ia
NJ McNULTY & son, Cigars and Tobacco
1886 18th 81. Phone North 242I.
PAUL PEARSON, 18th 81. and Florida ava
~. ". Phone y. 3l07.
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Advertisements will

Advertisements VIII be accepted at
any OF the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. If il is In
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times Main
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect,
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ABSENCE OF BRENT
OCCASIONS DELAY
Grand Jury at Alexandria
PostponeS Considera-
ton of Cases.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. June p


The June term OF the corporation
court opened at the court house here
this morning, Judge Louis c. Barley
presiding.
The following grand jury was sum-
moned for the term: Fora Hin, George
T. Cation Leopold Ruben, w. A. Smoot,
jr., J. Y. Williams Z. z. LAWYER,
George =. Hopkins, Carter II. Smith, E
H O'Brien, James B. Fitzgerald
Charles B. Marshall, and Richard Glib
son.
The jury received instructions from
Judge Barley. but owing TO the alb
sence Of Commemorative Attorney
Brent the consideration OF any cases
was not gone into today, and the jury
was adjourned over until tomorrow
morning. when it will consider several
indictments which viii be presented by
Commonwealth Attorney Brent.
A commission consisting Of DR.. wal
ter VARIED, DR.. 5. B. Moore, and Jus
tiee Luther H. Thompson, at o'clock
this afternoon at police headquarters,
viii hold a commission of lunacy upon
Mrs Cordelia Posey, the woman who
was found walking around the streets
last Saturday with her dead infant in
her arms. The funeral of the infant,
EllZdb beth ROSey, was held from
Wheatley's undertaking rooms at 1
O'Clock this afternoon
The funeral of the late Mrs. Fannie
Bendheim, who died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Max Pretzfelder, in
Washington yesterday, will be held
from the home of her sons, Samuel
and Louis Bendheim. 407 Prince street,
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock
The funeral Of 3. F. Bruner was held
from Wheatley's undertaking blish-
ment, in King street, this morning. The
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. William J. Morton, of Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church, and the
pallbearers were H. K. Field, G w.
Ramsay, F. +. Marbury, Anthony
SmOots George wise, and :. L Monroe
The burial was made in the Presby
terrain Cemetery.
The infant child of Patrick Buckley
died at his parents home in North Co
lunlbus street, between Queen and Prin-
cess streets.
The Rev. Il. L. ElderdiCe, D. D.. pres
tdent of the Methodist Protestant Theo-
logical Seminary, at Westminster, Nd,
occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
Protestant Church here yesterday He
was the guest Of the Rev. J. NJ. Holmes.
D. D., the pastor of the Methodist
Protestant Church in Alexandria.
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woRKINGMAN's WANTS

WORKINGAIEN-There a good deal OF truth
in our advertisements must be. or we would
never be so busy selling fine tailor-made
suit slightly used at s. 10 $40. and save YOU
a clear S. note on the purchase; one price
only. JUSTH S OLD STAND 619 ST. y.
". 1t
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NORTHEAST

McCHEsNEY- q JOACHIM. cor. 2a and r
SITS. Phone l. S29
LADDoN PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave
Phone /. 1916.
KRAUss, PHARMACY, cor. 9Th and h SITS.
Phone L 1881
Phone l. 1O2.
CHAS H BLUMER, n. Cap. ana p s+s
Phone n. 3015-
MeCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and = 60.
Phone L 1892.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

PAINTER wants work; small Jobs done
cheap; city OF suburban; will do painting ia
exchange Tor bicycle. 653 j 81. S. +. II
POSITION as grocery clerk meat cutter,
manager or boOkkeeper5 references. BOX
1896. Times Office. je2o-2t'
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The Washington Times makes
special cash-in-adVaRee rates for
Classified Advertising.
Glass A
one cent word each insertion. Minimum
charge. IS cents
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IIasA II

Three times within one week, "a cents
huei times. consecuuiveiy. 90 cents q line.
Minimum space. 5 lines.
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WANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

LADY WANTS partly furnished front room
with board bet. X and 0 ST. 18th and 14th
ST. n. W Address Z. h. Iii 9th ST \. W
je20-3ts
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NOTICE TO LADIES!

SUMMER RATES ARE NOW on FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE ONLY AT PROF LIV-
INa5-ONs new YORK FRENCH DRESS
CUTTING AND DESIGNING ACADEATy
10 81. COME NOW AND GET TIE
t.t-D CilJN ----------------4 90 90 $1,000 OF
NURsEs-Whlte. FOUNDING COUNTRY
HOME, address r. +. D.. BOX 81. Bethes-
da, AID jeI5-7tv
PLAIN COOKS. chanabermaIds e-ne-sI
hoAseForkersi girl take charge apartment
pantry girl. 1885 nth. il
SALESWOIA N-FIrst-cIass millinery: one
Who understands only the best trade. APP
ply BOX 5Ss. Times Office jelg-st
sALEsLADY ia our hosiery deDarl1g1T-
must De experienced FAMILY SHOE
STORE. a0-5lz 9Th St. n w Jegl-8t
SKIRT and waist hand. M ST. II. W
JeZl-3ts
sTENOGRAPHER-E Experienced and tvDg-
writer address own hand writing. stating
age experience, ana salary. BOX 396. Times
office. jegl-et.
SERVANT GIRL Tor general housewoTZ-
small family BERNSTEIN. $50 Louisiana
ave. y. ". IT.
WAITRESsEs-2 experienced; good places
RADY's CAFE. COO Pa ave je2l-2ts
WAITRESS White, al HERBERT7S- az 9Th
81. n. w Apply before IL or after ..
leZl-2t-
MATTRESSES white and chamber
maids az hotel ga mountains. Apply MRS
MYERS Zl5 East CaDitol ST. ieI-3ts
WOMAN 10 DO famI y wash for nartV ONT
OF town all summer. CARPENTER 1917
willard st. n W 1ts.
WOMAN to cook and do general homework.
no washing and ironing. zoos Mass. ave r.,
4. IL
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHERS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Sc a line
Minimum. 2 lines

All other classihcations. Is cents line;
Z times, 10 cents e une-minimum, lines
Personals. Is cents a line any number Of
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The infant child Of Patrick Buckley
died at his parents home, in North Co
lunlbus street, between Queen and Prin-
cess streets.
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/ PAY the highest cash prices FOR ladies'
Reutemeu's and childreu's cast-om wearing
apparel drop card. viii call. G. LIVING
STON. l2Z4 9TH 81. y. W. or phoas North 1904
deS0-tf
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SOUTHEAST.

A. z. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS
Phone L. II50
A. B. BURROWS. nth and Pa. ave. Phone
L Ills
ROACH DRUG CO. sth and C sts. Phone I.
1857
F; P. WELLER. cor. sth and I. Phone W
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
CHAMBERMAID, cook. general housev,orl--
ers 1867 = N. W II
COOKs-Colored SIS week; dish washer and
kitchen helpers. FISHER AGENCY. as 16r1
COOK-Experienced; at once; i've: boarding
mouse. lzl0 i 81 n. W Jels-Sts
EARLY CLEANERS CwhiteJ. ADp7y AZ the
RALEIGH 5a55- a
GIRL Tor general homework in small lam
ilyi 80 70 Colonial Beach with family At end
or month. It33 T ST. n w IL
GIHLS-Ien white, mangIe and folding. Ep-
ply NATIONAL LAUNDRY Co. North
Capitol and Pierce ST. n. ". je2i-8ts
GIRL-Good German, for light homework IN
small family willing 10 90 TO country. APP
ply 90 Kenyon. jaZ1-st
GIRL-Colored, for general housework- =
9th St n. T. jegI-2t
GIRL-White. for general housework; no
washing OF ironing small family: stay
IlsaLs. apply 1877 l5th So. n. ". JeZI-2ts
GIRL for general housework. 4 ST. \. "
je20-5t.
IRONER AND POLISHER. hand shirt; 3
Qa4- Amply quick DICK HOTEL AGENCY
Izth ana Pa. ave. jeH-2t
LADY as assistant b0okIeeDer. must lie
neat writer and accurate at figures. So
week with chance for advancement
s'-tttDI BROS, GIL La ave. il
LADY-I0ung In office, as cashier aDa steu-
egFapHef. oMoHUNDRO CO. SIS j. ST.
n ". iesg-2r
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KEEP YOUR FLOOR clean. use Hunters
Sanitary Dust Killing Floor OIL; the best ana
cheapest; 50c gallon delivered. Phoae Main
5s5s- ONCE 13 Pa. ave: good Tor your fur
niture; Try IL jel5-7ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DON'T WORRY about getting rid OF Your
household Effects am in the market for fur
niture and merchandise. al kinds. big money
paid. D. NOTES. 6l5 Louisiana ave. Phone
81. 3O06. de16-U
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HIGHEST cash price5 paid Tor worn gar-
ments; either ladies' or gents; send postal
viii call 3. TAHSHES. los 9Th st. n W
Phone North sss. mh3J--f
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Summer N e e d S
WHERE TO DINE.

THE QUALITY OF YOUR MEALS DE-
PEGDS upon where you get them. Visit
THE WILSON CAFE and best the best
most moderate prices Gil 18th st. n w
myZ-n
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WOMEN-Two settled cOlored, as dish Va sher
and kitchen helper. $40 Pa. ave. n. " 1t"
WOMAN for general homework in small
family. hob n. Hampshire ave. 1t
WOMAN-Young colored. for general house
work 507 J.. y. W. 1t
WOMAN-Colored, cook. wash and iron
small family; good wages. reference 1904
S0th st. y. w. ies9-3t
WANTED-Ladies 70 know ] make linen,
crash. and serge suits at reduced pr4ces.
RING. 18th and X ~ W je+d
YOUNG LADY for cashier with some ex-
perience in lunch room. RADY'S CAFE, COS
Pa ave. je2I-2t<
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GEOElTELOWN.
I +. Z, WELLER, Pharmacy. 1884 n st N U
Phone l. 1903. W 279 w.
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SOUTHWEST

SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. tn and B sts
Phone M 5702
MCDONALD. J. W. "A and L Phone II
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FEENITUEE FOR CASH.
Sell your goods TO the man who Knows
/ ALBAUGH, gth and K y. w. Main 5253
ie4-tr
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Metal Work Refinished.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

THREE-CHAIR BARBER SHOP: 7fh e. y
W. rent very cheap: rooms above: weekly
business, sos price only $500. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, 1423 Z. jeH-gt
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II YOU HAVE ANYTHING 70 sell you can
avoid lots Of worry Il you send Tor one
who has q reputation for 20 years fair deaI-
ing. MARCUS NOTES. rs 9Th 81. y. w
UIy1s-LT
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Nonros ana
Jefferson SITS Phone L. 1919
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FREEl FREEl FREE!

To introduce our new Photographic studio
VIII make absolutely free your postal We
claim 20 make the best in town. Try Il at
our expense. Bring this ad- with you. W
W BAILEY 1873 n. W ie20-3ts
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wANTED-AGENTS

To HANDLE a proposition that viii net s.
daily without the investment OF a dollar
samples free: 1 furnish the capital; no bond
OF reference required. g. q. DONALDSON,
81 r st. y. ". Je20-Zte
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cheap rent bargain for someone at 81. OO0:
terms NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
14z3 r. 5e2l-gt
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WANTED-Furnlture for cash. sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD sJh and K je2-tf
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The funeral of the late Mrs. Fannie
Bendheim, who died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Max Pretzfelder, in
Washington yesterday, viii be held
from the home of her sons, Samuel
and Louis 'Bendheim. 407 Prince street,
TOMORROW afternoon ct 4 O'Clock.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANIED-ROOmS.
WANTED-By man and wife, two or three
clean and well furnish rooms for light
housekeeping; no children. je20-2ts
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FOR SALE-2 carloads OF window and door
screens and all kinds OF screen material at
lowest prices: screens from I5c up. Screens
made 70 order. KLEEBLATS. 18th and II
\. + myf-SOL
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L CARNE 4 CO.. 7O3 King 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALI.

IF SETTLED white woman can ind good
home in Suburbs will work for keep. 2216 2th
n w. At
BY a FIRST-CLASS laundress, washing to
take home. 1854 Half ST. S. ". je21-2t
DINE AT WILSON'S CAFE and receive for
your money most substantial meals OF finest
quality foods, quickly prepared 10 your entire
satisfaction. GIL 18th n ". my2l-tf
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FOR sALE-Used motorcycles: 1 Yale.
Mitchell. 3 Indians. . EXcelsiors. also new
Minneapolis Two speed all above can be
bought on easy payments. p. NJ CORR, SIS
9th 81. y. Jel6-H
FOR WEEKEND TRIP or touring select
our Reliance SS5 to ESQ AUTO TIRE RE-
PAIR WORKS. Sole Agents. 18th and . sts
y. W. Phone 1871 n 5elo-4t
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9TH n E.. 73I-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms all c0nveuiepces5 s. per month.
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WALL PAPER.
PERSONAL.

MONEY! viii loan -ou what MONEY you
need and you can pay me back weekly or
monthly charges are small ana nobody
knows your business. Address BOX SIS
Times Office. iels-tf
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AIEN-Experlenced: haze a staple.
easy selling dine; samples light: commission.
Write me. F. W. MAIN. II Iowa City,
Iowa jed. p. %. %
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1EdE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM: reads
your lIfe correctly gives names, facts; daily
ana Sunday. COL Sd St y. E., cor. f. near
Union Station. Ladies only. ap3-tf
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FOR RENT
Furnished or UnfuTnished Rooms

r ST. n. W.. 204-Four unrurnished rooms;
reasonable; also furnished rooms. jel9-}ts
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- 0g@Ae0
1So EMIlZ EMS
Nl~W4NTC
Hair Tonic

- rum I'm ana qu.nine hair tonic for daadru4
z-rsl,5 1-tIng hair, 25c and soc bottles kerr
ROO1 PHARMACY. 9Th and L ~ W
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BICYCLES.

WE BUY AND SELL
SECOND HAND BICYCLES.
= T. HUNTER, The Bicycleman. rs Pa. ave
iel5-Its
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q ST. n. W, 176s-Good table board W Ii
room II desired. Phone. IL
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HELP WANrED-FEMALE

CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
4. SONNEMAN.
The sun., 1909-02-14
Dr.. Henry Head, physician TO the London

DIR. Henry Head. physician 10 the London
Hospital. AS accidental injuries In
volving the problems studied are exces-
sively rare and as previous experiment.
alists had been compelled to attack the
problem by indirect and lees satisfactory
methods, DR.. Head offered his hano Ior
purposes Of experiment,
At the time the tests began he was Al
and in perfect health Since boyhood
he had suffered from no illnesses except
ing as the consequence OF wounds in the
post-mortem room. None Of these had
attacked his left hand and arm. which
were entirely free from scars or other
deformities.
For two years before the experiment
began he had given up smoking entirely.
No alcohol was ever taken on the days
during which he was under examination
and for some years he had abstained
from alcohol except on rare occasions.
On April as, 1908. Mr. Dean. aasistea
by Mr.. Sherren performed the necessary
operation, which was the dividing OF an
important nerve, the excision Of email
portion Of it and the uniting OF the two
ends with fine silk sutures.
Then followed a series OF experiments
performed by the most competent nerve
specialists 1t was possible TO obtain.
They are reported to have been complete
success, and after five years OF uncertain
progress through the maze Of scientific
perplexity and deep study DIR. Head is
as we'll as he ever was. Important dis
coveries have been made toward the
solving of that intricate problem Of the
means 10y which the tiny telegraph wires
Of the body report to the brain.
Loss Of sensation in various areas
Immediately followed the operation. but
as the nerve joined up and gradually
grew again sensation as gradually re-
turned, At the present time the back
Of the hand still presents two parts in
different states of sensibility.
1t was recognized by experiments
before the operation that the ordinary
distractions of a busy life were fatal
to the detachment required by the sensory
tests which were to DO applied. 1t was
Continued on Trerh Page.
The sun., 1909-02-14
CHEAPER RADlUM EXPECTED
tISO RtDIUM BATHS IN OLD
CORNISH TIN MINES.

4 Fhc Years Experiment In Human Niyi.
section New and simple Calendar
proposed In Russia-Reform IN Scar.
Ic, Hoods Proposed at Oxford, IN
turned Up Trousers Rt Cambridge
Prince George OF seryia White
NashedA berlin Woman Who WIN
Wear Trousers Social Democrats In
Germany Losing Political Strength,
LONDON, Feb. S.-The Phpnicians and
the Romans who went to Cornwall for
their tin many centuries ago could not
guess that they were handling ore worth
many times Its weight in precious metals.
As cabled to THE sun last week their
dsuscd copper and tin mines have been
found to contain deposits of pitcpblende
from which can be extracted radium
worth $500 grain or thereabout.
The Cornish miners Of even half CEN
fury ago sought for what are known as
simple ores and threw aside the complex
ones as refractory. In this way they
found uranium ore and sent IL to the
smeltcrs as black copper only to have
it returned to them as rubbish, and so
some 10000 tons of ore containing per-
haps 10 per cent. Of pitchblende estimated
to be worth $3.50 a pound has been found
dumped at the head Of the Wheal Tren-
with mine near St. Ives. How much moro
remains underground untouched by the
pick of the miner it is impossible to esti-
mate. This Cornish ore is considered
by experts to be richer than that from
Bohemia, from which M. Curio first ex-
tracted radium. and Nine. Cude. who
has been experimenting with samples.
declares herself thoroughly satisfied with
lts quality.
Chemists have concentrated their at
tention on the production Of radfum from
the uranium ore. but up to the present
those researches have been almost purely
for scientific purposes. and it Is only
comparatively recently that the produc-
The sun., 1909-02-14
Overflow Budget
of Bic Values.

Lawn Kimonos. at 7Sc.
Cambria Wrappers. at 5bc.
500 Cambria House Dresses, .09
iec. Taffeta Ribbons, at l8c. . yard.
22c. Tsffeta Rbbons, at ! &c. . yard.
Nsac. Moire Tafeta Ribbons. at 1ec.
$3.50 Eyeglasses, at soc.
Linen Offerings at Little Prices.
Hemmed Sheets and Pillowcases-
Unusually Low Prices.
Mems $500 Heavy Winter Shoes.
sI.9S.
Women's Clasp Cape Gloves, at y8c.
Women's Two Clasp Mocha Gloves.
Women's $3.50 Pure Silk Umbrellas.
| Sl.S2.
sI.ee All Wool Skirt Patterns, sI.2e
Boys 500 Suits, at s4.ey.
. Boys $3.50 All Wool Blue Serge
Suits, 84.95.
Boys 81 90 Puritan Blouses, Soc.
Bows 75c. Bulldog Golf Caps, 40c.
Boys $50 English Cut Bloomers
and Knickerbockers, 58c.
$3.50 Full Size. Fringed Marseilies
Bed Spreads. o .0s.
$500 All Wool Blankets, 83.AD
25c. Fast, Black Mercerized sateeu.
$50 Directoire Chain Girdles. 95c.r
Hand Bags, at SI.63. Values up TO-
Women's New q and $3.50 Shoes.
Sl.OS.
1000 Sample Northumberland. =.
tional Values.
Mems 81 and $50 Shirts. at 8sc.
Mems soc. Neckwear, at 25c.
sl.00 to $500 Solid Gold Jewelry, 6sc.
New Floor Coverings at Remarkable
Furs at Fractions of Their Real
Silver Plated Cutlery-Third Under
$50 Three Fold silkolins Screens.
89c.
sis5 Untrimmed spangled Hats.
Sl.3D. None G. o. ID.
s225to SECS Untrimmed Hats. Sl.Se
Mems Sis, SIS and $40 Suits and Over.
coats, 50. So and Sl2.6O.
5000 Lawn Robes, at $500.
'l5c. TO CSC Venise Bands. 10c. TO 60c.
Framed Oil Paintings. so% Under
$500 Pieces Of French China at Halt
and Less Than Half Regular:
.la;oo american PoroelAin Dinner
$3.50 Carlsbad China Dinner Sets.
80.8S.
$500 Theodore Haviland China Din
ner Sets, Sl6.4O.
Thin Blown Table Timblers. 83c. .
dozen. Not more than 5 donen to .
customer. None C. o. D.. and store
orders only.
S27.OO Three Piece Bronze Clock Sets.
81 4.0S.
$500 Gas Portables. Complete. Sl.49.
Store orders only.
The sun., 1909-02-14

zion has boon conducted on commercial
scale Sir William Crookes wGs one oi
the iirst chemists TO extract radum from
pltchblende on the lines laid down by
Mme. Curre; that Is. first Of all uranium
was extracted, and from the residue
radium was obtained by means Of acids
after a great deal Of labor.
new rapid mode of extracting radium
has just been announced by young
English chemist whose process Ia to
separate radium az a primary product,
leaving uranium as by-product, instead
OF the other way about as hitherto From
ton Of ore containing 20 per cent Of
pitchblende he secured one and half
pounds Of radium-barium-c chloride. This
would produce 100 milligrammes or 1. 80
grains, of radium chloride. and the
process only takes about two days against
over a week by the present method, with
Its prolonged boilings and washings In
the treatment Of the residues.
II is now hoped that radium in the
near future will be brought within the
reach Of the general practitioner. both as
regards quantity and price.
An interesting point is that the Coz nish
mines were drained in the days Of their
activity to u common centre, from which
the water was pumped, and for this
purpose they were made to communicate
in their lower levels, 80 that all thus
connected are flooded to a certain depth.
The waters have now been found to be
radioactive. and the establishment Of
radium baths is expected to bring in
creased prosperity TO Cornwall
The effect Of a radium bath is to create
feeling Of exhilaration and to invigorate
the bather. though the bath itself, which
creates a prioking sensation between the
toes and the fingers and is occasionally
attended with other sensations that are
not altogether pleasant. may not appeal
to everybody.
A remarkable experiment in human
vivisection has just come to a successful
end after having extended over five years
The object Of the experiment was TO
determine the functions OF certain i'm
portant nerves.
The subject Of the experiment was
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81 90 Black Chiffon TafYeta, SOC.
n yard. One Of the best values TO
be had in black goods anywhere.
Imported all wool Taffeta,l perfectly
woven, full AZ inches vide. and the
best black
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At 30c. Cloth Suitings, copies OF
more expensive fabrics, in plain
colors. with neat white and black
stripe effects; gray mixtures and
white ground Serges with black
stripes; 80 inches wide.
At 3Oc. Shepherd plaid Suitings.
different size checks. in navy, brown
and black; suitable for children's
dresses; 30 inches.