New-York tribune., 1903-01-14
DENOUNCES SMELLING.
Lord Charles BereJord Calls Porto
Cabeilo attack Outrageous
HERE TO STUDY INDUSTRIES.

Lord Charles Beresford rear admiral Of the Brit
ish Navy. arrived here yesterday on the haiserih
Maria Theresa he comes to study the industrlai
conditions ir this country. Lord Charles VIII stay
IN this city FOR about three weeks and will return
IN February for the opening Of Parliament ne
denied that he was to accept any position with the
International Mercantile Marine Company He
spoke of the antiernan feeling that has been dis
played in England because of The Venezuelan affair
With reference to AbFam 5. Hewitt Lord
Charles said: II shall go straight to his house
the steamer docks He is the grand old
man of the United States One rarely meets with
a nowadays that has the great breadth Of
mind that has characterized Mr. Hewitt"
Regarding the Venezuelan affair. Lord Charles
said.
Here are two great nations that should have
acted separately for they both know their own
business best Operations should not be begun
against American country in a case like the
present one without the cooperation of the United
States do not dispute that England and Ger
many had grievance. but the whole situation
has been of great absurdity. 1 do not wish
to appear critfcising Germany. for public men
should not critictse another country, but believe
that England made bad mess Of the whole az
fair. 1 am inclined to think that England in case
of trouble arising again. will surely support the
Monroe Doctrine If I were an American I would
surely fight for the Monroe Doctrine As an Eng
lishman. 1 would have objected to the grabbing Of
territory by my country IN Venezuela. had that
been purpose.
resources for defence England cannot afford now
70 let things shape their own course You Ameri-
cans taught us a valuable lesson when you kicked
US out of your country. Because OF that lesson
treat colonists men and orothers
They rank in Importance with those at home. and
we no longer haul and maui them about just to
show authority
The bornbardment of Porto Cabeilo and the
sinking of the Venezuelan ships was an outrageous
affair The two incidents showed deplorable lack
of foresight.
all classes in England But. thank God. we did not
offend the United States
On being told of what had happened in Venezuela
since he had sailed, Lord Charles said:
TT sheer good luck. and nothing else, that
got out Of that scrape did. much regret
that kipling wrote The Rowers 1t IS a clever
poem, but il not diplomacy. it, always pest
to be civil. If we must fight should fight like
gentlemen and not talk like hShmongers
Lord Charles was asked about the report that
ne was 10 assume responsible position with the
International Mercantile Marine Company He
said that while he thought the shipping coIno1na.
would be a powerful factor in cernent1ng the TWO
great AngIo-Saxon countries. he believed that a
such a combination. He declared that Mr.. Morgan
had never approached him the subject
Regarding the commercial success OF the United
States Lord Charles declared:
'One reason for your great successes Is tnat yI4
are constantly improving your WORKING Tools
whether they be physical or mental Inen' TOO LnS
American director knows his job, while the average
director is seldom more Jndr a
An American brings out machine that saves both
time and money Six months later another Amert-
can perfects machine that will do the Work oetter
That first machine is pulled out IN quck tlLne anu
paid for itself England will not admit she mas oeen
beaten but that she has been plain as the nose
were often very good things, and think the trades
unions are also good-