New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
WORLD AFFAIRS VIEWED BY OBSERVERS ABROAD
INTEREST IN BRYAN'S PO-
LITIC4L ADVENTURES
Especial BY Frsnes cab. 20 TIE Tribunal
copyright 1905. Nv The Tribune Association

London. Sept l.-Mr Bryan's political e6-
ventures are crowned with fantastic headlines
n Le nalfpenny press here. The IDOL Of the
houE or the conouering hero in his triumphal
pT9eress serves 10 illustrate for dav the
sel7'4i treaklshness IN America. and that IS
fsniliar device OF Journals Ike The Daily Mall
oeoaGse laree classes OF readers Ike n he en-
terraineo with evidence Of eccent-io,-,, and "a
sar-es OF judgment across the Atlantic NJ
bTFahs oratory was a disappointment In Ion
con ana MS speeches a. the peace conference al
Westminster were considered inflated platitudes
y sooer minded Englishnen who lacked faith
~ oisaFmanent OF compulsory arbitration as
pr@cticaI issues for the Hague Conference
Government ownership OF American RAILWAYS IS
TeEa1oec as equally Inpracricable Discreet
lea1eF writers decline 20 take serious views Of
MS canvass when there is an interval % two
Us u winch ne can play himself out The
"l-'nSlosl curiosity shown by The English press
IL " BTysn's proceedings Is conrrasted with the
cNfp sno intelligent interest taken BY the lead
ine English journals In Secretary Roots mis-
s-on % south America The Times has printed
aoieUorthy article on the relations Of the
washington government with tropical America
r-zcinE the effects of John Hays states17a-ship
ara President HooseveIt's leadership and rec
og1izing Mr. Roofs tact and success IN induc-
me tie South American republics 20 enter the
Hague Conference and submit their debt issue 10
& for consideration
WFdT BECOMES or The GOLD,
Rse in the bank rat. 9. .x,a,-ss a., .r,
minors OF extensive purchases O. eo,6 ro-
America srs confirmed. The necessity OF
protesting the Eolo reserve IS generally con
coed, although markets here are pheromeraly
olA snd there Is little demand ro- money
u 6iie Mr. Brysa attributes the failure OF the
sil'eT movement 70 the immense Increase IN co!d
production which has kept tie markets er The
world E'ell stocked Wtth money. enarcfers 60
not k-oE what becomes of the gold Il comes
every week to England from South Africa su,
oaanot os accumulated here The banks gold
reserves are rot What they ought 10 Be and
there seems 20 os no practical method Q: IL
e-eGSiae them
DRE5pNOUGRT IN COMMISSION
The DreAAaought goe. into commission TO-
Gay eleven months after her keel plates were
ia.d As she 10 mammoth high speed battle
snip ef 1900 tons. Vith turbine engines and
-ovel srvnarnent END with terrific concentration %.
Eua power. this Is record achievement n ship
building YET the German Admiralty is bent upon
ytvs.lias both The a4JleSh!p itsel: and the re
sources to- rspi5 construction. Naval dtsarrna-
rent Is q cuckoo cry Vher e ship like this re--
ee-s modern eeets obsolete and wien The Ger
Ean Emperor Is revising the programme o.
eonst-Gction Ent openly Challenging EnGland's
lee6ership il sea power
PREMIER NAY STAY ~ COMMONS.
Lady Campbell -Banre-naan's death may have
tzs spp-ec:ahle effect; IL may defer indefinitely
hrs Prime Minister'S translation 10 ths House
81 Lords. she vas a. ambitious woman with
Ec-ons Utn. and. lnvahc 9. she vas. she eXertet
y rnaSte-fui influence over him. She was
senerally credited as savor,ag his promotion 70
the upper house where his work would Involve
less physical strain. He Will now be less likely
20 abandon the House 90 Commons. where the
1 hsac - e radical ministry more or less fl con-
( Sict with the House OF Lords really belongs.
1fF. RzLD.zNE,S VISIT TO Berlin
Afr. Haldaae's plans FOR visiting Berlin were
made before he received the royal summons 20
Narienbad. lie had no '5ea o. attending the
rlanoeuVres. but wished 70 study certain details
q IRE German military system with the view 90
introducing certain economies in the British
army. The German s,aG has oortrived % get
mere for its money In jhe maintenance o. an
army than Is objsined by any other military es-
tabiishnent NIr. Ha!5ane has had every
Facility for finding out how this is coae. L VIII
-ot be easy % convince British officers that they
csn live as cheap.y as German officers OF DO the
same amount % routine vo-h- Nr Ealdane en-
,oys the Kings confidence n q peculiar degree
Il IS not likely that the KING sent for him iH
order to talk about these little economies in mill
tzry administration.
WELCoNE FOR Ellen TERRY
Ellen Terry haz received a warm welcome al
His MzsesCys Theatre in A Winters Tale"
The child part of NamilUs. In which she made
her first bow across The toot!ights hfty years
arc. uas taken by Master Toige. and she was
rlernnione- with the veteran actor Charles War
1er as Leontcs- She looked handsome i1 three
gowns. one yellow and two white. and her voice
v-as as uelodoUs IS ever A----r lo-r-l.... s.
opening novelty al the Garrlck Is q play with
out dramatic critic anywhere iu sight W j.
Locke is & playwright projected against pre-
nature criticism. and, while nis work is de-
Il