New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-06
ENGLISH PRAISE FOR Taft
Ranked with Our Greatest Presl.
dents on Arbitration Record.
ENGLAND DfSTRUSTS KAISER
Sense of Insecurity and Uneasi-
ness Caused by His Diplo-
matte Adventures.
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London, Aug, 5.-Dispatches from the
Continent regarding the Morocco affair
arc mainly based upon newspaper CON
lectures, yet it is probable that a settle
ment is in sight which will disappoint
pan-Germsn agitators. although tho En-
peror will have something 20 show Tor
his meddlesome activity. The meagre
results attained in resorting and arrans-
ing European possessions in West Africa
will offer scant compensation for tho
sense of insecurity and uneasiness which
he excites by his diplomatic adventures.
Unlike King Edward and King George
the German Emperor ia not trusted ny
allies or rivals.
In fine contrast 10 Morocco intrisues IS
the league for peace organized by Presi-
dent Taft. Preoccupied as English 20
lifical reviewers are with domestic AT
fairs. they are Impressed with the i'm
nortance Of tho network Of arbitration
treaties formed at Washington and are
constrained TO admit that new era in
international relations will open II agree
ments with Japan and Germany follow
those with England and France.
Provincial journals are hcartler IN ap-
probation Of Mr.. Tafts success than inc
metropolitan press. but all agreo that
most memorable limitation OF the bar
barism and folly Of war has been estan-
lished in modern history. BY virtue OF
hts arbitration policy no is now ranked
in England among the greatest Ameri-
can Presidents.
Grouse Shooting Season.
Tho King. after remaining In close
touch with the Prime Minister OUTING
the veto crisis, next week will start for
the moors in time for the opening OF the
grouse shooting, on Saturday next
The Marquis OF Ripon. the Duke OF
Devonshire and The Macintosh VIII ps
hosts. and small parties with SIX OF
eight guns will be invited to meet him'
PecorJ bags are expected when the KING
is surrounded with crack shots. Bradley
Martin and G. w. Ogden are among the
prominent American occupiers OF SCOT
fish shooting boxes.
ONLY twelve out Of thirty West Emo
theatres are open, and six are occupied
with musical comedy. The extreme neat
has driven away audiences and actors
ore taking enforced vacations CLOSURES,
however. are but temporary, TOT nc"
nlavs are already under rehearsal for inc
carly autumn, when busy season is
CONFIDENTLY expected by hopeful man
ayers.
Tho Palace Theatre Is among the
earliest with fresh programmes. Paw
Iowa will dance there on Monday with
Novikoff. new Russian cavalier, IN
"na,-de-deux" by Leo Delibes, and Will
appear for the first time In fresh
miniature ballet entitled "Snowfakes'
There Will also be new single act play
called pot Luck" from the pen OF Ger
trude Robins.
To Visit America.
The Rev. r. J. Campbell, after preach-
ing steadily at the City Temple TO large
congregations throughout the spring and
summer, is taking a short vacation. lie
will preach few Sundays in September
and 20 to America In october for three
months. not returning until January.
His vie and daughter will be with him.
The funeral OF Dean Gregory took
Mace at St. Paul's to-day with remark
ablv impressive music. His successor
has been already appointed, but the
Prime Minister will be embarrassed in
finding a substitute for DR.. Paget, tho
late Bishop OF oxford. Canon Scott Hoi-
iand res,us professor, precentOr Of st.
PauTs Cathedral and editor of The
commonwealth" is high enough, and,
moreover, is sound IN Liberal policies,
hut what would the evangelicsls and
Nonconformists say If he we're APP