New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-16
-o10 ,FrlIRS VIEWED BY OBSERVERS ABROAD
,ur ENGLISH PRESS PRESS. ON
'h1 TIE CUBAN CRISIS

80 is--Tbe SspA- T-ha
loneo1 -. rom The Ensisn 80 800 -
rne1i - .or,u1ents are u -,
EOS - thar the 'usITl sc'io.H -.s..',,,s
rhich .Ursr planters and a IN
plsrneo = --,.,,uf occupation OF lie -,
ard thsi - - course OF intrigue AN
son0E -, !. N The Morning. Post
infOrr'e' -, -. rev republic has Seea ul'-l.--
ooucluoes -. -a,eSss.ry equip'neni O. w.
&c sszri ~ -, stata ans that n cons
shng n-er,,.,,.l insecurity and economic a.
sDenos o ---,,-s-,nu ~ the isisno Win =.
rs ne -, "a tnsvltabs. EEgiish WIFE,
krneHo~- .,-s,,,l % the fact that SlAos'''4-'
az no. .-,,,s Fgypt have not oeeh
rleige -. Americans have resisted the
denea !. ,o,cuest and have made VIZ
rnpisio" -, ,sfrh with the island anc lne
css - consider that British 61psilSN0e -
ssre -, Groves ina. altruisn Is more
Issa ano -, before occupation. and thAt
-, abroad can Be morally Jus'4.''1
60 conferred BY The resi9ra'io1 q
90 ',---,sBrtIoa y reformed aeuinisli4' on
g. s.,rght here that there VII Dc -"
-, Il England y the American so
So ,,-,r giving Cuba a fair cha nee toT
l.-,-,.rt- should be coulpelssa oy Anglo
...,,,y 70 take the next step n heF eAloe'
sI'- ,rpansion and that result Is gene
- ..7Tse Spectator sums up English
lg -, :, declares Thar al American army
-. chs ne second dine viii come 70
q ,rrFyr-LT1Es OF SITUATION.
,.-.-,.,.. q. me situation are fully aPpro-
-. President Roosevelt Is credited allie
.,..-trv Rnd PRACTICAL Eagacity n cea4ihs
IN. Spanish marriage VII n0i have
-. A. erasr,nF suspicion against America
-. a. ,v-,e-ally recognized that the loSs OF
y. -, -,,-s-. has involved the redemption OF
- ,,--u,es Relieved from tie burdens q
80 warfare sbroae- Spain has TeGsineo
= 90 stability and become more liberal
--,r-sss,y. The Cuban crisis comes "asn
s-,,,sh sscuritiss are high IN me MAJ As- e4'o
lsnrs nru % Eng!'s1 Contractors aSs
-, ne sol Of building dozen oiE ho'e-s N
-, r,,,ss. through The influence OF King
,.,.,o. VIC expects 70 open The county 10
50. sne English tourists ~ improved ee-
-,-moasron The burdens O. Cuba Ano me
vsntpp.nes have been shictsa % American sn0u'-
tsn
NJ cBANBERLATNs PLANS.
u. Cambria, has taken effective means FOR
---v.,.,ss eoubte-s that ais health Il not seri-
,-,,v inDsir,d he has promised 70 make 9
- A. Nottingham IN October. The current
49,, ,sGi hs nae 9 stroke o. paralysis ano
"a, n, hear action vas feeble we're unfounded
IA intimate arisnos now assert that Il has been
ps,s,us worse than obstinate attacks ~ sup
-,-,,s6 rout They DO not expect hin 10 De IN
,ons;Ani Gsisnoanc@ a. me autumn session. oHi
..D,s,n thsl ne situation question does not IN
,s-.a hin csspy Gno that &c considers NJ
sss0ur suply souippec foT les6inE The opposi-
rop On .Asi QUESTION The Liberals ara rendered
unsary ey run0n that re Lords vii restore the
Trasss Uuion III q ia original form. FOR which
ne LOrt caxncs.or rsthe- than the Attorney
Genera gss r,spons,bis II. ministers. IN that
osss vgl t1t eIflcut 20 resist the Lords, al
ssosgs ne Lssr n.zbsrs are izaezlhle II th-3i
hostility q any compromise Mr.. HalcSlie's
army order -pecfing the formation ~ the gTn-
srzl s,E1 e szEuidy discussed BY .storan SOL
disrs a. q beziso sequel 20 General Brackcn-
buys prp02l twenty years ago. that there
should be s.n;ral thinking department Th+
Only substitute for the general sts5 before tn
Bos- Var EGs TIE military intelligence depart
nenL sni VILE he warnings n is secret reporl
Eers szDld sne Startling. there was no CO.
ordinate acton by other departments responsible
foF prspIrzfons for hosUIities The necessity
ior gslss star vas demonstrated BY thai
Gck q S-cperaton- but reforms have 20 swar
tasE III a The War Ceca While Mr. Hsldans
has 2ka ~ The proposal q the Esher com
ziiS z nay be years before the German
system carried ou1 H. detail The inertia o.
oonssrz-izm is much greater n London than IL
hesa1gion. where Secretary Root worked OF
laaoSous reforms eEPe6!tiOusly Mr. Haldsne'
asS7 Z lie work as is shown by his sd-
I'r-af speech las lignt a. Newcastle on TIE
f-saHi1ation o. the auxiliary forces
BASE RATE AND GOLD RESERVES.
Veteran operators n The Street Go not expect
re advance q = per cent IN the hank rate
= ss,los 10 check goid exports 70 America.
20 hey credit the report that gold reserves
- VI be helped our by The Bank OF France
le convenience o. American spectators.
- s'oek o. bullion here is Fairly large. and the
--ne tor money, except from America, is IN
Say light Another r.se IN the bank rate Il
Asl ior Il October 70 exports % gold continue.
- 'spor-s q The formation OF a new steel com
--aoa here have been -ashly contradicted.
-s-Aaonaby The firms engaged IL making
tubes have covenauted to put an end 70
mons competition. Boiler tubes are not In
-sI anc THIS Is hecause a single Glasgow
VIII thar speciality has declined 70 enter
nation There VIII De lively cutting IN
l-eT tloes D-t Otherwise d product of over
- Tons VII De marketed as common stock
Hsing market. a fresh illustration % Mr.
ss isuous saving. that free trade Eng
was B-sEssree over with trusts.
PERSONAL NOTES
le'el and Ars Mills are making : FORT
say il England before setting heir faces
- Manila. Al West Point General Mills
@hee many prominent EngIlshmen. and
-o'nnand much hospitality here, but he
-.e-elFec 10 see the London sights and visit
- cambridge, Canterbury and Windsor
- sno reserve tine tor q leisureIy Journey
- Ser-i1' Munich and Italy before sailing
se''es. The general Is deeply Interested
So ana the Continental military
- some o. which he VIII v1str. btr As q
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