New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-15
CUBAN DELAY ON TREATY.
4 Chance That Nept Congress Nay
Decide the Question.

Havana May 10 (speciaD Notwithstanding the
assurances Of the authorities at the Palace that
there Is no delay in the treaty negotiations there
is avery reason 10 believe that all is not gong ven
regarding the treaties pending between the United
States and Cuba. When President Palma is ap-
preached on the subject he states that the delay IS
only the fact that he wishes to consult with
number Of the leaders OF the Senate before tax
ing final steps, but these leaders Of the Senate are
there is GOOD reason 10 believe a bit unruiy, ana,
put the treaties off as long as possible. &C.
The fact that the Foreign helations CornIh1IIee
raent from the President since last FEBRUARY IS
the Senator's show that there is a tendency to let
the consideration OF the treaty GO over u1l- t1e
next Congress. which meets in November some
members OF the Senate DO not hesitate 70 lei II pc
knoTq InaL y W. Nv was acce5ted bv the Cubans
Cuba should have reci2rociJy Ihere Is no oou 10
United States has not been in hurry ABOUT reel
proelty there IS no reason 5or SIDa "a - fb naIng
treaties. There are some VINO profess 70 oeLleEe-
n-obaTIe that in an emergency the President can
bring the leaders Of the Senate 20 time ana pass
the treaties
The church question. which General Wood
thought he had settled before leaving the Island Is
constantly coming up. and there is general dis
position tc revoke the laws made by General Wood
in this regard and seize the buildings in the name
Of the state which General Wood decided were the
property Of the church because they nae 0sen
SsIeree57-ar Gown Editor OF Eel Mundo,' one of
45oh 6roTides for the immediate stopping Of the
revroerts from the Cuban Treasury TO the church
sTl7 the revoca tion % the military orders
There Is tendency to establish many needed
public works throughout the Island YESTERDAY
General Loinaz del Castillo introduced into the
lower house q bill appropriaung S2GoOeo Tor tne
bui{djnR of n arue1uCt and waterworks at puerto
Principe Il is understood that TINS c2hsr1C' mas
ALREADY been promised TO q biz NeV-f ORR hrrh
The reported disturbance IN the east because OF
the non-payuent Of troops has been proved 10 nave
had some foundation. but the presence OF secre-
+ar Of Government zero there is said 70 have haa
oute+tue effect 11oon the impatient soldiers Lne
Senate Yesterday again prolonged me tLhe t9L A
y=v-lzorI commission 70 coupefe M army iois
4 GOOD deal OF comment Is caused mere y 100
srrol+noer,anr that the recommendations for the
dfffarenf bishoprtcs which we're made by AonsSliol
chapelIe Archblshop OF New-orleans, IN his recent
,-izt+ - +ba Pope have all been declaedG Itse-fu
~ ~ reHomrnendations Of the New -
g. - is 1,rdersfood that q number or priests HnU
have the Endorsement Of the po1IIClatis ms -7s5a
Vyre0 the announcement
here OF the recouulend az l tloIs - senator els
Ffer7-~Jcs General Maxine Gomez anu - T1sr
eree telerra pfed to tire Pope PIoteaSSllis 80
- -s-si5sfes These kilograms are tIio9Hit-
5-ea-r rsceI-iIilt4i'4
arrhbfeFnr Chapelle having been IelS5SLet r1ir.s
s-re5 IN good authority that FIeSIael4t -L-I
t - ssle5 bv the Vatican 70 name NO CuDalls
- 80 hishopres while Spanldrd VI 3e 49,
~ The third place The President h[j1,. -
-, -jsb "a 2 a IL matters combining QUESTIONS u
state and church