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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-27
BISHOP IS
At TER LAW
Report That He
Will Get an
Order.
TO PREVENT ANY
LONG SERVICES.
Rumor Comes After a. Day of
Complete Harmony. Which
PIeases All Concerned.

Bishop Willis apparently proposes to
try his luck at the law. since the Sec
ond Congregation did not do so last
week. and according to the report
which was current among his friends
last evening he Will, during the coming
week, ask for an injunction to restrain
the Second Congregation from interfer-
| ing with his service, as it's time yester-
| day encroached a half on his own.
This rumor was so persistently circu-
lated that it was impossible to ignore
it and though 1t could not be verified,
there are reasons for believing that a
sensation is at hand.
Bishop Willis preached at he vesper
service at ST. Andrews last evening.
He was in his robing room when one OF
the officials of his congregation was
asked to request an interview about
the injunction matter for the Advertis-
er. His Lordship was not to be seen,
however, for he sent word that he
would not talk. Again was the request
made for an interview, but the door
was shut and F. Fitz, declared en-
phatically: ''You will not see the Bish-
op tonight; he will not see any report
ers''
An official of the congregation was
more communicative. He said that he
had talked with the Bishop during the
morning and he seemed very we'll
nix Wit of
official went on something like this: "I
don't think he will discuss his plans
with any one, even those nearest to
him. In fact he is like General Jack
he would burn his coat. The Bishop
seemed very well pleased with himself,
and I would not be surprised if ne had
something up his sleeve"
There was a complete change in the
then anticipated outlook yesterday.
Where there had been CONSERVATION on
the part of the Second Congregation
folk. when it was found impolitic to
fight, satisfaction followed, for the An
glican Bishop had simply changed the
time of the special service which orig
inally had been called for a. m to 8 |
p. M, and this left a clear field for the
Second Congregation to hold it's serv- |
ice. So it came to pass that the regu- |
lar order went on, there were neither
Interruptions on the onN|ide nor any
visible attempt to gloas the other.
The service of the SeconS~ gregation
was somewhat abbreviated, as it was
seen to be running past 1890 o'clock,
and it was closed a quarter of an hour
later. The Anglican Bishop, however.
lid not commence his service until IL
o'clock, SO that there was little harm
done to the service of his followers,
the children of the orphan
lge and school.
The same thing took place in the
evening when the evening prayer serv-
ce was conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Macintosh without conflict between
he two clerical forces.
There was NO word uttered during
he two services which had any bear
ng upon the controversy. The usual
'hurch work is going on as the Wo- ,
mems Guild of the Second Congreea- $
ion will meet this afternoon at s
'ciock at the residence of the rector.
ar. Macintosh on Nuuanu avenue
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-27
LEAHIS WERE NO
MATCH FOR lNCAS

On Saturday afternoon the Incas de-
feated the Leahis at polo at Kapiolani
Park by the score of 1Ols to s.
The teams, positions and handicans
We're as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-27

TWeU
Of the
house.
T'we1ty
ed and
BILE for
any 9th
80 nc q
fee.
For d |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
FranqueO de
correspondence

ssgdn In tarifR postal que rsRIr& solamer.
ts en- Pusrto REQ entire Puerto Rico Y los
Eitados Unidos, Las ipings, ell Cana 4 Msxi
co.. - m1tsFiA Postal de pFimsrA clAse COM
prsnds eaEtaS, taF1staSr postRlss todS mats.
ria sAcritR Aunque solo Ie& en- parts, - eti6
eeKFadA no, Rsf como tod& In que sst6 csrrada
de mAnsFA qua oil eontsnido no put dA ser ina
psecioDRdo.
= frAnquso en- sstH elasa de msitrla 90 de
esntAvos poF eRda onS9 Traction de onsA
TAYjatRs poRtRles, IN esntavo eRdR uns
osKtas que So dsposItsn sn ohcinas possa.
les para su sntrsga local, en- las gus exist,n
CARTERos oFICIALEe del DbpsFssm6nto, psgA-
ran e0ntAvos por cadR onsA 6 fsscei6r, las
que sc dSpohltsn para Hu sntrsga local, en- OF
eInRg poBtRleE QUE NO TENGAN CARTERos OFF
GALES, psgAFAn soismsT ts centevo por cada
onxA frRcci6n. No hay limits njo para ell t..
mo a :, forma, 6 peso en- la mAteFia de pPimeFa
cIAsa, nj para 10 que 90 eseFiba imprimA en-
los BobFss eubisEsaS. Con eli objsto de ase-
guxAF una pFonts sntFFga, lR mAteFi& de asta
clAua debeIfR taner al frBrqneR ccmpleto.
Como quierS que en- C1guAs no hay carte
10 cfefRl, sl frALqueo De cuslquier eaFta que
vRya por coFrso interior qus tsr gG solo 81 psso
ds ma onHR fFacci6n, ssFG ds UN CENrAvo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
SOLIDARIDAD DE PEHS|MIEATO

CorroborAndo 10 que dseiamos aver acsrca
de la invastigsei6n de HamscaO, dice nueRtFo
estimado colsgs GEeos del TAnamks:
sAysr ha dsbido empssArss an Humacao
una nusvR Rinvsssigsei6na aceres de las dsnun-
cias hechas contra el cRpit&n BsTrfos.
Parses que ID pFaetieada por Mr.. Orosas
aobre ell asunto, rails de los Aeontscimia tos,
por vlFtud de In euAl Ia sido pFoessAdo ell
guardia GIron& y suapenso de smpIso sueldo
81 ref1or Berrfos, no ha deisdo sasisfseho del
todo . . guisn, ga ha nombrado una comi-
si6n compussts del iusx Nc. LsaFy, sl sub.
secratartu Gale Ell stfl3r Peniile, para que
urocedAn q una nUsvR IL formation.
De todo 10 eu&l resuita que, Mr.. CrosRa
no cumpll6 con deber honrs dAmante, 6 ne
cuiere buscar una f1rms decorosA para rspo-
nsr nj eapitAn BsFTf0s, Sc quisrs compIicRr
en- Ell asunso > Rlaha federal inocsnts.
PoYqus...... es 10 que sc prsguEtan mu-
chos: IL que visns ESQ ahoEa7s
No pusds darGs una solIdaridad mas abso
luta en- mABsIfA de psnsamientos.
El eritsrio de los fsderAlss, ous Is Ell cri-
tsrio dsl PATS, porqua aomos Ii RJoria verdad
ss gus 90 tPasa de doUoLUer sa honor aI captain
B sFn 9, hacienda RpATeesr como msntirosos o
aus aeusadores.
Es question po fbiea.
no otFA coEa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
La DKMOORACIA

al pasrs ds Lui. Felipe Dssug, ind1siauo .s
nua cnmrla eondsna sn 10 eAresi os JEWS
solieitA sl indulto dc 6tfs'
No es efsrto Que hslla fAlleeldo sn 0AA
GaRmkn don Rodulfo del ToRo. o.,.I.
Nosotros nos hieimos eco de asa nosici@'
tomSndoIa d. IN psri6iieo de San Juan.
Z. oOrss suprsma ha suspsndido Les via
taa ssnAlRdas, por aussneiA oei 1ueA "s
r. .tort. 4. .lseeionss trata ds eonssgnir
nm ediacIo para conservar en- 81, soooa @ o. no
rnmeutos oue ss relaeionRn con las VEkG9N
zosAs ELECCIoNEs de ests mss
AlEnor Dsgat&u, &eompi q IN en- ASA VIA via.
i.AIos e. q. q U, su ssfora ssposa don
BonifAcio Sanchez.
Han aldo rsducidos prisi6n orisanso q Oss'
tro Psrssy NAtividad CASTRO Pefea' 0s
JULIO alto, por acomssimisnso'
Aver fu4 detenfdo rsmisido 3 lie caresi
por ordsn del 1ues de- San Francisco, 1lspo
sici6a de Ia Corse de D.ssriso De san nAn'
MIgnal MaIaret Montalvo, requisitoriado, en-
c&uHs por Iesiones.
gobsrnsdor civil IA psrdonAdo MAria
na o esIS, del total de ID pena que Suits sA -
c6reeI de PuertA de Tlerra.
Elp par66 a sartirA sus efsctos parfir Gel
dfa 27 deI actual poE ser dia de graels. mn
esa fsehA Mariana sark pussta en- HOsrsAo'
Ha fslleeido en- ia MArlna SeptentrionAl-
Maysgu1z-sl sntuslssss fsdsral don Joie
Hernandez.
Elsarjsnto Egs1cus ha aldo trasladAdO .
San Juan.
Tsmbisn hA sfdo traslAdado > San Juan,
81 eabo Emanuslli, de YAuco.
Para suraP um Rc@RRh@0O
an IN dis tome las PASTILLAS LAXAN-
les DE BROMO-QUIN1NA. El bofiearlo
Ia dsyolvsrS ell dinero 81 no sa eura. La nrma
de .. W. GROVE 50 hslls an sads Sa1iss'
-1OUEREIS EcoNoMISARP pueB COM
prsn sua hiios sl calxado de La Maytgta'
zknm-SAn Juan, San Justo II.
JossG. del vAlIs (Fortalsza 71.)-oh-
efaas para IL gssti6n DO asuntos adminisiEasi'
vos en- Hodos los csntxos oheialss.
hANGAs Y oAPIROTEs. vsrsos de Luis
Rodriguez Cabrera. De vsnta en- Ii ealis de
10 Fortalssa NO. SO. aI prseio de 20 esntavos sl
s1ampAP.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
a DEESTRO Y SENEESTRO

ssrvadora ss dsmr sIAdo liberal para los pusr-
Asf ss nos iu4ga v considers, con notoriA
in n1usticiR, merced lR eunoncta desAbenssua
da nusssroS AdvsrsRrios la pasivldAo osl
Robisrno, qus 90 eI primer Responsible oe 10
ocurrido.
slsl Gobferno, proeadisndo onrads Ieai-
ments con fmpArcia ,idAd y con Fsetituoi nu-
blsss reprimido en- sus com1enSos eon mano ~
nrms sss era de ignominia sscAndAio gus
aeabsmos de prosenci&F, no Sc nos fatanA COZ
Ell dsH66n cfanBivo CON que ss nos sfetsS consi-
dsr6ndonoa como a pueblo fndfgno de IL
libsrt&d del snfrsgio.
las Isyss; ca precise cue sl ll&mado splicAr-
las repa hAeerio; y Of cato hubiera ocurTt 10 en-
Puerto Rico, . 6n con lsyea mas Amplias ioe'
FAlss qus In ley FJrt k4Ps las sieccionss Sc nu+
bisFRn lIevRdo q cab0 oPdsnAdamsntss demos.
trando nusstro pueblo que R2bs eisrcitar al
derseho del voto = 60 meEsesdor de posesrlc.
Por otra parts, las tnrbAs republicans no
eon1tituyen ell mayor nueeo del pusolo puef-
toFfiquefio; forman iA hsz y 10 eRcorfa que, de-.
bIsndo psrm&necsF en- ell fondc, he Eubi1o la
aupsThefs, poF fscto de la imp1ntdad de que
han goEAdo impunid&d que ha redoblGdo su
AudsciA, empuikndolas los msyorss dss.
Afueros.
81 nj eonssntirlog, ain procsdsr contra
allos d modo snergieo, como era su debsr,
aatuvo an II ments del G0bsrnAdor cFear en-
torno de Puerto Rico una 8tm0sfera de deEs
eF6dito, no en- eulpAbis de clio el paEtido fade
raj, ell mas mum eroso y sanesdo, en cuyS mas
mIIi.an todoa los busnos patriotaa amantes
fsrvorosos lie Ia libeFtRd y del orden.
EsA obra de dssdoro, que nos hacs retro
9radaF, Ia han FeAliEado exslusiVAmente MI
Hunt y sus Alisdos, los seeuAees de BArbosa
EgoxeEs.
SsR Ia FssponsAIidAd para elios, para
sllos sl tnieio tsvsrf4imo de la historic.
OORTADlLL0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26

81 s. qas sl g 1biaFno, con 81 astltud pAsi.
VA hnka los desm1neW oeuKridos en- estA isia, So
propnso desRcFsditAK Puerto Rico b. 'endo-
ls mpRFecar como an pueblo no pFsp&FRdo 8 6n
no Civil slH generts qua tsnsmos, preeis& con-
fesAF que eonsIgui6 Hu prop6aito.
ICON que dursER nos tFstRn los peri6dicos
lmparialistAs de la U ni6D, eonsidsYAn6o 6onos fn-
tieo ineRpacitRdoA para sl sisreicio de Ii II;
bsrtad. tAl como 80 praetlea ca los Estados
Unidosl
Que Mr. Hunt siguisndo lGB huslIss de- m
plan preconeebido des1e que sa inieio si CO.
bieKno de Mr. Allen, coAdyuvaFs, su modc,
ssR abrR dc dsser6dito, cuyoa amsTgos ftusos
hoy rseogsmos todos, NADIA de sxtKSn1 tisne.
IntsrssAdo sHtAba. seg6n parece, sn tustt
6eAF gus In ley Fora X sr, san eombatfdai era
90 l& 6niea que marecsmoH, clio eontrt-
buy6, psFms n oeisndo impasibIs inaetivo an
re los dIStuFbios Rtropsiios que nos han Gu
bisFto de dGs pPsstgio vveYgusnEA.
Lo dooPoso, 10 irrltanIe, 10 inconesbibie
- que FxlssRn pusrtorEiqusfos gee sc hayan
prsstAdo . eoopsFsP . ssa labor Inf Ems, "a bA
10 sI satimuIo do intsrasss mszqulnos, "a baio
oil Impulse Do msnguAd&s pAsiones.
ri Esmhenito cae Sobrs todof; . todos nos
re nllR nos maEeA q maneF& de aBtigm&.
he AqUf las dsdueeioneS, boehornoSRE
para nosotros, que hRce 10 pPsnsa impsrialiStA
dc 10 metropolis:
GUn pueblo quisn Sc concsds si ssgrado
deHseho do alsecion popular, eomsts sl sa-
srllFg ds burlRrlo, no sAbiepdo hResP nso del
voso, sBe pueblo nacasitR que sc ia sduque v
niveLS
GPuebloH de ssA fndols NJ msrscen otro
gobisFno que ell dsSp6tieo que pPiva en- Celom-
blA, antss gus dsiaFios que sig2n Elendo una
@La ley Fora k4R, Is una ley eongsPvadorR
que no eneaiS en- In eonstitnei6n americana,
Regdo los Rnti-InSsexIAlistag, sinamhAKRo 80 Ia
probAdo svidentsmense, que lsio1 do ser con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
EI crimen de la Carretera
Personals presas
Sc DEsPEJA LAlN00GNITA

Sgus dsspsj6ndoEs lA inc6g ritR en- el cEi-
men de Ia eRrrsteFR de AfiaBeo.
A sEe rsspseto dieo nIsssro eolsga Ella
Voz de In PAtriA;
aoon motivn del cFimen de la eRrrstsrs ds
AH&sco, sitio 90 asbrAdR de OroS, con pAbell0n
de lIRnas y de AImandros, han ingresado en- In
cREesl de M&yagnsx hA'tA EhoFR eatos lndivi-
duos, de los euAlaB S&li0 uao N, 90 Ell eochs.
70 Olntr6n.
R.fAel Gntl6rrs1 OlAmado QQiricC).
Natalie YEnsE.
JoEe o .lfz (e1bo de Policfa iusuIRr)
federico OlntE6n (tsmado Q 1ico
Rodolfo La "a (eRbo de P. MunIcipBO
PEseisAmente, individ1os cUyo nomoRe ha
girRdo de bocA en- bccB, dando iugAR q eomsn-
tAFiog que en- nGdA lea fAvorstfAD, que no
hGbiAmos qusrido sitar, porqus nos msraeen
Tsspsto todos IoH hombFes no GSf, 40 les trAe
. la eonaidarAeion y estudlo del Gobsrbio %.
diaoFio que ss llama spdolieo
Psro euAtTo estfn en- 10 cAresl y aaso sg del
dominic de todos. z nscal los ha pussto bsio
To- garfA de In ley hay que eitRrios.
No intsntAromoB Ah9ndag poK RhorA an Ii
sussti6r, puas no coh!niEsmos con impertins en-.
Sc mAehl quso In mGrchR del pEoesso y To- ssEs.
nidAd de los fupSionArios del Pueblo de Puerto
ss var. 4atando caboas para llsgar 81 sseis.
Foeimisrso eomplslo del asunto; } ssso sE ton.
vsnisaTa.
Raj fAsl Gatisrrsz, jovsn uimp6tleo ammo us
sigo pFsts acieso, FssuIt6 herido oil di& de M.
yismb bEei estA praao.
ST GuheTsE eats eomplieado sn sl Rsnnso,
debs eonoeeFio peIfsctAmsntsi hAblAF con hon.
FAdas para deHcargAF su eoneisnciA. M hay
meior eonsusio que In vsFd&di 6BtR, y vscsH,
saliva hastA q loa culpAblss, poPque fntsFesR en-
Bu favor y las AlmAs eompaHivAs por lfgidas
que ssAn sn 81 eumplimiento del dshsF.e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
A los susCriptores
de LA Oem0CraCia"
Eu Juana D4az

Ts | ndn qua ItquidaF euanio antfs ias
cue fnsas de esta sgsncis con In admin iatrHc'0l j
d dicho psrl6dieo, Sup'ico Ecareeidamtnta =
les suscTiptorss que RdsudAn Tscbos atsata
dos sa Sirvan reeogerIos ID mayor brt vs1ad,
puss do 10 contrGrio me ware su sl dssaRraoa-
Bile pero foTEoso c&so, de envisr Ia rsfsri: 0
empress, para gu PUB ic&cf6n, 10 lfsta do los
Suscripssrss morosos, y q de sslvAr mi rsspon
aabi flRd.
ElSgante.
CARLOs DIAz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
Dr.. Marcos A. Manzano

M6dioo Cirujano de La Facultad de
Barcelon Espafa) con amos de prac-
tica.
Ofrece sus servicios profeeionales.
Gale xJim6nez Sicard6o, Caguaa.
Consultas de p. N.
"Lz@ DeTnOcr@cfas' 80 ven-
de en- Ii cAsa de <The Allen News
Piasa Alfonso XII nnmero s..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26

Es una oausa impopu' ar

El doctor don Ricardo HsRnandss, prsai.
dsnts &c In oomiai6n dc Ia poliefs, en- rsprs-
sansaelon dc dieho eusrpo ss diFiis 81 Lcdo
J Sc Ramos Auonts para YER si pusde dtfsn.
DER Rl policf& V&lsnlfn Gallon, qnisn asr6 jus
GQAyama.
Nusstro sstimado Rmgl oil doctor don RA
fasl L6pez LandT6n, que iba . dsfsndar a
&eus&do, inform6 = 10 Comisi6n que eisrtos
Asuntos Is impecfan haceTss cargo de 10 eAusa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
GUANICA
DeudOres morosos

NusSifo agsnts sn Y4ueo, ssnor R3ig, nos
eomnnieA que AIgunoa de los suseriptoFsa del
eRSalf1 dc GuGniea 80 hallAn Al deacublsrto
pssAr dc sue e1 'ltAsionss para Il prgo
SuplcAmoB aAqusllos Rmfg que eumpian
oil FafsFdo Fgsnte aus eompFomiGos.
Esta sgsneia nseeSitA f1ndos para eumpIir
los Gnyos J justo g qus 50 Gtisndan . nusstroE
rselsmos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26

La oorts Suprsma ha susp:ndldo i4s ~,
t.s sefIAIRda., por aussnciR del 1ues ms hs@h'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26

No es efsrto Que hslla fAlleelao sn oAA
Gsrmku don Rodulfo del Toro.
Nosotroa nos hIcimos eco de esa nos's'~
tomSudoIA . IN psri6dieo Dc san Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26

TslegFaf- <zUNKA>. Box s52
C6digo A. B. O..
24-TetukR- "a. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
EN- LOS HERMOSOS p&stos de maloiills
ysrba de gninea de In haeienda &San Isido-
ros de PatiIls', ss tomA ganado . nuido .
partir utilidadss. q,
TODOS.-LA AG ENCIA COLONIAL.
Apartado 422, Odeina Ailen 10, San Juan P. &.
Sc hacs cargo ds todo sncArgo, eomisi6n, In
forms, constgnaci6n, eompra-van smbArcus
&, &. LIE snsefian u 81 10 dsssa 0 eseFi-
Dir an Ia mkquins de eseri biz elevate uns
cArt& smplsAndo CINOO eolorss distintos d .
tinta. =.
oERTIFICADos o BONOS do debitos do
Ayunsamisntos. -Comprs vanta. a.-oonrsdo
PAlAu.
San JuEn, Pusrto Rico.
HOTEL ITALIANO REFORMADO.-OI.
TO frspts . 10 PiAzs Principal con vista
irsE eAllsE q aieo en- su ciaas Hospedaie
diaFlo so Arctic. Pho. Rico.
AMERTCO MARIN Ofrses nuavaments
81 r6blico gu AGENCIA DE NEGOcIoS z
cOMISIONES.
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
HueIga en- Cayey

AnAss ds aver ss dselaraT on Sn husigs los
hAba0 daros de dos f&brleas De ceysy.
El mctivo dc ID huslGs % Ell DC hRbsE re-
haiedo sI pPscio DO lha bEsvas'
los hnslguistRs F@co7EteFon les ealisa a. -
Rahleai6H ~ RslilEa PassBeA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
NOtio1as

HA salido para ios E,taaor Uoidos don
federico Degstau, rsprssentanta en- Washing.
eon de los pSsudo-Espubliesnos de ssta isla.
No ss hs rsauAlto Ia soiieitud de induito
de Ricardo MontSnsx, turbs da s IN Lorenzo
pEsEo sn Utuado.
E sArisnto de Ia insular police, La R1sa,
Ia sido destin&Go Gasy8mp.
Adu no sc han sAtltfscho honorarioa a los
tuscss de election de otguas. Sc diss oue
Algunos los han nsgocisdo.
E pclicfA Enriqus Llorsns Sc hala en-
G7ayamA donds Asisiirk IN iuicIo o-al.
h 'ido indulisdo por sl gobsrnador, Jasn
SAnehes FsIielRno.
Mr.. Arthur e Park soliei.a does usr.s
nsnciAs minsraS en- MaysRaas.
Eipos de eambioi
Londrss. vista 4 ss ~ ssx
90 div 81 SO
90 div Ask
New-YoEk, vista 1.5&sl2o . : P
Paris, vista 81 p.S
HsmhnRgo' Ia p9 y
EspaaaI DIV sTAf ,. s d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26

ri padre de Luis Fslips Dasus' AZ ,.g Ponss,
que cnmpe eondsna sn 10 sa1ssA
solfeita sl indulto dc 6tfs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26

La funta da elaccionss tF&ta de const Z aI'
m sdiacIo para conservAr en- 81, todoa y oo- az,
eumeutos que as reIaeionAn con las VEho''N
zosAS ELECCIoNEs de cate mes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-11-26
/, Zeno y KuinIam
COHmisiOnfsfa

TslegFaf- <zUNKA>. Box $50.
C6digo A. B. O..
24-Tetusn-24 SRn Juan Puerto Rico
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-06
: 5RoNA. ION ELECTRIC DISPLAY.
The English Press commends the Electrical Display on the Mutual Life Building and the Bank of Eng land as the Finest in the City of London.

English journals now at hand contain glowing accounts of the illumination of the Bank of England and other buildings in London on the evening of Wednesday, June 1S
 The Times of June 19 says: ''The dis play of the Bank of England was superb
 An admirable effect was produced by the illumination of the offices of the Mu- tual Life Insurance Company of New York Special devices were formed in am Der illumination bucket lamps and fes- toons of green lamps extended from end to end of the building on each of the three lower floors, caught up with amber bows with paterae of the same color interspersed. Above the doorway appeared an oval me dalion illumination in cut crystal, with the kings cipher in the center, and orna- ments in crystal of various colors at the top and bottom. Large cut crystal let ters F. R. were placed on either side of the doorway ard Deycsld this appeared cut crystal stars with St. Georges cross and garter center. On the pediment over the doorway appeared the arms of the company in a cut crystal form, British meath, and the gable was outlined in ann Der lamps"
 Daily Telegraph" June 19: "1 ne build- ing occupied by the Mutual Insurance Company of New York, outlined from top to bottom in glittering fire, shed a flood of luster on Cornhill and divided with the Bank of England the attention and ad- miration of the people"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-06
THE BRITISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Is Crowded Almost Constantly With InvaIids Seeking Health. Three Months Services Are Given Free to All Sufferers Who Gall at the Office, Corner 22nd St. and 3rd Avenue Be- fore July 24.

A staff of eminet physicians and sur geons from the British Medical Institute have, at the urgent solicitation of a large number of patients under lheir care in this country, established a permanent branch of the Institute in this city at the corner of 22nd street and 3d avenue.
 These eminent gentlemen Lave decided to give their services entirely free for three months (medicines excepted) to all inN aids who. call upon them for treat ment sbetw cen now and July 24
 These services coEs.st not only of con srltation. examlnatior and advice, but also of all minor surgical operations.
 The object in pursuing this course is to become rapidly and personally ae- qusinted with the sick and afflicted and urder no conditions will any charge what ever be made for any selylces rendered for three months tc all who call before July Ath
 The Doctors treat all forms of disease and deformities and guarantee a cure in every case they undertake.
 Male and female w aixncss. catarrh and catarrhal deafness also varicooele, rup- ture. goitre, csneer and all diseases of the reetum are positively cured by their new treatment.
 Hours to 8. Sundays 10 to 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-06
NO OUTSIDE INFLUENCE.
President Won't Allow It In Securing
 Civil Service Promotions.

Washington, July 5.-The President has issued an order prohibiting the exercise of outside influence in securing promo tions in the classified civil service.
 The order is an amendment of rule eleven of the civil service code and is as fallows:
 No recommendation for the promotion Of any empioye in the classified service shall be considered by and officer con cerned in making promotions except it be made by the officer or officers under whose supervision or control such em- ploye Is serving; and such recommenda- tion by any other person with the knowl- edge and consent of the employe shall be sufficient cause for debarring him from the promotion proposed and a repe- tition offense shall be sufficient cause for removing him from the service.
 President Proctor of the civil service commission stated that while this rule met the hearty approval of the commits sion 1t did Tot originate with them but with prominent members of Congress who had gone to the President and urged the great necessity of such a rule
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-06
PRESIDENT REMOVES DUTIES.
Cuban Vessels Will Be Free of CIs-
 eliminating Rates in Future.

Washington, July 5.-The President has issued proclamation of date July 6. re- moving discriminating duties upon Cuban vessels entering United States ports. Un- der Spanish rule and also under the mill itary occupation, such duties were not imposed upon Cuban vessels, for 1t has not been formally declared to Che author ities that Spain imposed such duties upon United States vessels. But when Cuba became an independent nation, the law was self-acting, and the duties began to rule until such time as the President should receive satisfactory assurance that there was no discrimination against Uni ted States vessels in Cuban ports. Now such assurance has been received through MT. Squiers and the proclama- tion has been issued