New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-04
4 HERTCiN ENTERPRISE WINS.
PLANTS or LONDON DAIILES AT THE TRI
UMPH OF WESTERN METHODS

London, April $50 steadily does Americas in
dustrial invasion Of Europe on tnrt even the
monOtony American success cannot -iui the keen
interest frequent apprehension with which 1t is
viewed on this side OF the Atlantic. For instance,
to-day there is scarcely a London daily paper but
contains some reference TO the inroads made by
American enterprise. In column ana n half Arti-
Gle The Daily chronicle" dscoscs the utter made
auacy of English fats compared with the Ameri-
can apartments.
I'VE are whole encyclopedias behind the times I'm
the science of natbuilding" says writer In that
paper and perhaps city in the world can show
Us deficiencies and their remedy more effective
" than New-York.
Continuing the writer points out that mats are
rented in New-York on a years lease, but that
none are rented in London for less than thre" or
five wears The New-York rents IL is maintained,
though nominAlly higher are really lower than the
London rents owing to the fact that the London
landlords insist excessive and scnsclcSs repairs
being executed by the tenants
Nothing will be done of any real value, the
writer concludes. until London Tenants Protec-
ton League is formed. with the double object or
transporting the landlords and architects 10 NeW-
York and then forcing them to live IN the flats
they palm off on innocent Londoners ,ro arrival If
Southampton OF large party OF Ia n FER an S Sp
bose Of Hhowing the Scotch workmen how do
it." The labor saving pneumatic riveter WIN when
the Americans are equipped creates cohSuerapie
uneasiness in the minds of the British uniohist
Another London paper reprints from Swiss re
view details of a plan by which American coal Is
suppanting the German article in Switzerland Ac-
cording this authority. large warehouses Will
be built at Northern French ports Tor the purpose
of storing and sorting American coal ana also FOR
the purpose of manufacturing briquets compressed
coal bricks from the Wastage of French and Swiss
railroads. 1t is also said that exceptional tariff
of two francs per ton. for transit between French
ports the Swiss frontier has been agreed upon.
This" says tire London daily, lis another ex-
ample, of how the Americans are ousting the Eng
lish from the European market.
The universal plant is concisey voiced by The
Evening Standard" to-day. american influences,
II says, appear just now to pervade the whole of
Europe If American horses do not carry all be-
fore them yet American riding, American training,
American horse dentistry. and. shall we add. Amer
lean doping to have ever increasing vogue,
only this country, but in France. Germany.
Austria Russia and wherever else there is op-
portunity the Continent.
THE Star commenting on yesterdays Windsor
races says: "One could not fail to notice how com
pletely the American seat has come into vogue-so
much so that il positively strikes the eye odd
when a jockey rides in the old fashioned style
Judging from the English papers themselves
American superiority IN enterprise extends from
the cradle to the grave, for The Morning Leader
makes a spread the advertisement of an Ameri-
undertaken in The Times" who offers disn-
ter and ship home the bodies of officers and men
killed in South Africa, regardless of the time of
interment