New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

-,.aNF-,--S JEALOUSY IN 4 POLITICAL CRISIS
Much = being printed just At present on both
sCes = The Atlantic concerning the crisis Fnlcn
I'D 10 the retirement Of NJ. DeIcasse from the o.
70 q Minister OF Foreign Affairs % France some
-H-ee --ears aEo. and NJ TardeC- the vel known
s-d able Partisan editor ~ho has recently been
turing - Harvard on the subject Of Frances ;
-7-.-ns-ioral relations has IN MS addresses there
-775r-it77roI his share The datz OF the subject
..-sed o. information which he IS understood u
lave derived from friends .. che Qlal d'oTsa5
no a-c hostile II DelCassf-
- mention however. has been made OF the 7oie
--.rr romans iealolsy played in the do~nfall of
7.zr-s=-s whom The -ho1 Pr~n7ie- RouvIer. forced
~si-1 O. -hc prerext that his remaining in Of
-.-- meant -rir7 Germany about Morocco He-
--a-- Tho --of1nE second Tife ~ Prime Minister
-,----5e sn6 Mn7e. Telcasse not merely jealonsT
-- e---i7ed relations and cren openly manifested
81 al prevailed from the tine that their TesTec-
--- husbands mad formed part - the same 'ao'-
- NJ Ro1-jo-. ve-y handsome Vonnan Win
---- = social aspirations resented -he fact tha1
-.-~ Teer~asSk should oc much TToro MAJ g7i7-
-.---- housed tic Department - Foreign y
--=-= --z~ rr-sei5- and that = s-0iI7 T-A ~ "@
.-r ~ sf7-- T.el-asse entertain I'll -1s f0reiS'
--,----rl md -ovel 7e-sonases listing Fsr's -
80 p zrz~~ = -ar ousf dC-ss=- Th'h l. TiTtua ~
80 --r- o-e-rl-77r-t department fitted fo- stare
---------r--e When King D<3T7-d --as n tarl--
-- "a f- -o- o-l- 5.-ed Tf+h Minister ana Mrne'
-,.r-sesk - -he Department n Foreign Affairs
- - ~z-see5 -7--- - invited tc meet him
- -----=0- and dinner - the houses % MS lTllS'
z1-r - fns-zr0e ~0@ Marquis O. frN'1i- :"
---,-7r@ --r-l4 OF ~ attention 70 Mrae- RoiT'Sr-
- 49, rr ,-,f--e5 Paris -hr close - f'7
-----,-.--- --zi- diSg~'117le0 @72-
---rs--4-ed --o-7sr. reraei--. Nine RolFiNr- nos
----=-f-- aimed ho7-e-er. -7oT = f'Tss' ~
- -+c r,e1rseese Thrtr ~erfrsu7e7r n7d alres1,
49, @--;5e6 upon when King Alfonso came -
- 80 - -c-,r-e that caused TIE slrea6- o-'T7
--- err y Nm RoU-fsrs bitterness - oFe'
- 80 -r7@ -l---1sI dismissal % 0el'aSes -"
rs z<-e- ror A4+o--o's departure followed 'P'-
e srso't-r-v declining ~ permit bfi'ass' - -
--s,- a-v lo-ge- II MS Cabinet ,
= -zs o-1- people abroad. and not those nen'1o
--e s-~-oe 1r1o were astouish@d t'aF FreIlll@l -
--e- -F-7sa'r assumed tho post - Nifl7''T u ir
r-- s-zlrs IN addition 10 his own o77lHs a''-.1@
-e lad - --ez-orls exre-ionce whatsoever N dlF
-=-- r. T. --a bled Nine R0uTier 70 take pos
session ~ TIE Hrest and most Erandi< apfoii''-1
r=-sr -esf5r-ce in France that o. the Depd-'i'e-
,. foreign A~zsrs and 70 realize the dream -
- =--,-son--sla- is 70 pIa- the role of hostess
I'D - 5o the llo-o-s 70 all the Foreign
md royal 7r-sonaEes TisIing PaTIE
= !. --e-- seldom that Edward VII er-s N mat
,.rs r. et:qur--e and diplomacy. and Il he ooes
-s-7er 70 make . mistake n loses no 'l'he III
--=lt-z ~le-e- and graceful repa-atiou- As soon
* z~er he learned Of the fact rhat the hol'iers
- .ra- .,a,. lad not received sufficient attention
= Hse -z-ds o- ~. occasion @ his visit 10 PARIS
"a --e y7--E q 1.s. he determined 20 MAKE
amends a. the opportunity that oreea i1S-'-
Accordingly. 7-1er the English feet visited hresl
Z -
e--e-rzf7ed not only there hut also IN Paris par
-.e-rz-fv --- -re Rou--iers ~ the Department o.
Fo-eiz7 A%z1-s ~ sent most graceful teies-aF-'-
r. message RI appreciation and thanks ADDRESSED
df-ect - the Prime Ministe--
T-5e- ordinary circumstances = message of fA's
ls-- ---,- have reer oi-e~-e5 n the President %
- -e1gbif- z-d fcr 4 sovereign 70 ignore tA3
,Ee,ur-e ~ foreign country and 10 direct con-
r-.~atio7 % one Of his Cabinet r7inisrers < with
- rr-ce6err. Rut King Edward very fact11ii5
co,y-=- eit hout any kno8rle<1se on the part
r, n. public communicated the reEt Of his mes
ssgr - President Jo-Ihet before dispatchins II 70
Ecu-ie-. zn1 asked and secured the permission
- --e President 10 send il The message was of
ta= 1atteTi1E character. was published IN al
The papers aE having been sent by the King TO
EoUvier. snd vas rightly regarded as the British
ruler expected Il would be. a tribute 10 -he
g7-s-uess and Importance Of the Rouviers-
PRESIDENT WANTED TO QUIT.