| Show UNITED I StATES I IM M f This Country Quite Likely to toI I Interfere in Cuban Affairs Special Correspondence Washington D I C Sept C e While there is ever every Indication that the in lii insurrectionary movement In Cuba will willbe willbe be peaceably adjusted in the immediate f unite future In Washington believe bellee that the of ot peace si lit thU thIs time Is exceedingly costly to the Palma government and amid It Is only on a n question of ot time timm when the time United States will have han o 0 Intervene under the he Platt Plait amendment Is I no denying the tact fact that the pf go government eminent In Cuba Culm is b dissat dissatisfactory to a 1 largo large proportion of the tho population The lost last election and tho Ito manner In which it ft was waR conducted and time the results announced have given Rhen um urn umbrage brage to many man natives and In III cease conse consequence e quence peace will not be lie assured un until until til iii another election is held ANOTHER UPRISING K a 1 u II matter of ot fact there are aro In Wellington today toda several gentlemen representing particular Interests In Cuba who insist that if jf peace is II made with the insurgents on as now seems as assured aured that It tt will still be bo but a very ocr short time before another uprising against the dominant power occurs and title this will have to be put down with like measures The people In Imi the th Isle lale of ot Pines many mall of whom went from the time states tte are a unit in the and It Is ex cx expected expected a II powerful lobby lobb will be in tn Washington ton next winter to tn defeat the hie IrIs of ot Pines Iines treaty now IlOW pending In the senate which gives ghee that fertile island to Cuba Cuha entirely Herbert Drown Brown formerly of the New e York Journal but of lute years eala Interested In the tM guana deposits on the Isle of ot Pines lImme and the small Islands adjacent thereto th reto Is II In Wash Wah for tor the purpose of Insisting that Americans Americana who sho bought lands in th the Isle fIe of or Pines In good rood faith under an edict of oC the war department that tho the Isle flo of ot Pines was American territory be protected in III these thelo rights tIghts and that the treaty treat between Cuba knit and the tM United States ceding reding the tho IMe I II of Pines to Cuba should not he be ratified It Is III expected that large Urge American In itt Interests Inter ter 18 both In tn Cuba and in lit the uie ue of ot Pines Pints will have base representatives in Washington this winter to labor w s 11 1 senators against the time Isle Ule of Pines i treaty BY HY TRUST I TIle The revolution In 11 tuba uba is not lt so 10 a desire to bring about thi ih lion of the tile cited anti ant the time a of ot the Gem of ot the Antilles by b this country us tie II It I is III a solemn protest against R the present administration ard the thur debauchery of the ballot box It Is a however n a well weli known tart fart that tbs ugar Truer TruS If It not actively INI Is I passively I I supporting the th In the southern province In view le 1 of tf present condition I of ot the sugar Ular raw fa sugars SUrat are Rr j I jm j m needed and d tue tims trust would wel el elj j come COntO l the ile e accession of ot Cuba by b the United States for lor the he Sugar Trust lI St owns onna 90 o ir c nt of It the plantations in Cub Cubon on oil the tho Ito output of ot which hleb they tho are nrc com coni compelled to pay jay an tam Import duty dUI Into tho t I alted States While hile the tue Import ort duty Is itt small U It amounted to millions of or dol dollars tars lars luring during the time last fiscal year Mr and the Ih representatives of the time trusts reason that If Ill ims was tree taken takemi over oer to put d wn Insurrection and rebellion that II tIo hhie e w be lit benefited by b absorption a b of Itt duty duly on raw sugars at nt least leMl This flue o Influence with tK hi unrest and aud disappointment of oC po lO liti a t agitators Is II bound to create creale a ar l lr ar r v in Cubs ulM one OliO of the theo o da III s the time II I reulon rl slon of or which will trill rest rul l upon U Olt lie t e t l nit Id to 10 the terms cf of I th the Plan amendment and IU its It taking over by the lbs United a all as a haloJ aly Issue out of ot tin lii th bu lIu but it is of ot Urn JUDGE rH Jt SIG The Fbi hP resignation rc of Judge r C 1 H II Deuel of ot N Nw i York from tho time court of appeals of Qt i Ihl ho District of Qt Columbia ColumbU gives give rise tu U as to whether Judge Judi has lius not lIt political ambitions in tn time the State that may land him In tho the senate as III the successor of oC Chauncey M r l D Iw AH As commissioner lr of patents Judge udit J Deuel distinguished dl himself and Ills hi elevation to the court of appeals al bench btuch wan was A it tribute to 10 his bill ability and anti his hili uprIghtness of ot It H was nas supposed SUll o ed that hi his hili promotion marked the time termination of an active adhe political career e rEer for that of ot the quieter paths of Jurisprudence but Judge Deuel has done 1011 time the wholly unexpected thing by I I resigning lute his place platt on the court of or of ap al bench to t make snake a place for tor himself In some semite field of work nork ork It is II s even eel Intimated that thai Judge Judg Deuel who corns comes from New ew York City It would make a splendid compromise candidate for on the Republican ticket lit Im littlen vies In of the dissensions between b the tha Odell and the Higgins crowd and that his hili nomination nomina lion would meet macat 1 the hearty hurt endorsement of ot President who hil not taking an active Interest l in itt the t e New el York campaign Is II ke keenly nl alive live to 10 the situation Although Deuel are arc maintaining a disc discreet met tl d lance Ince intimation has hs ben been gion that JUlI Deuel would not stand aloof aloot should his bis party parly KIrt call all him to leAd land In the tight ht for tor governor S GOOD RECORD Front the beginning I Of dt the lie Spanish American war ar to this September h I rot ant an all extremely long time as things timings go So but hut It It Is an extremely long as s well as us strenuous time to Charles Charlt CharlesK CharlesI K E I Magoon governor of ot the tho canal ono ammo and United BIRt minister to th the Republic of ot Panama In III the time eight years Para parl the lbs hI beginning of the war tram with Charles R II Magoon Magoun haJJ made midI the most moat phenomenal record r rd of ot any 1111 in nI i life In that time he be has been a Is l 1 dork cirk di rk of ot tho thu war ar department counted ad with th bureau of ot Insular affair law adviser to that bureau and th the right hand man of ot the thi then secretary of ot war George G rge D I M lohn And Amid still lUll later governor of time Panama canal zone tone United States min mimic l ister hlll ter to 10 the republic of ot Panama mem member her ber of ot the nal commission and now to 10 become vice iCI gorer of ot the Philippines Philippine to sue suc succeed coed len Gen James Jamen F I 1 Smith Our history does not contain a more IMre rapid rise riFe In departmental service nice 8 than this history of ot Charles Charl E Magoon of f febra Nebraska ebra ka who when he lie was n a 1 law student connected with the firm of ot O 0 OP Op P F Mason and C D of ot Lin cola coin was looked upon an as II a good deal of ot a n trifler triller as us n our colored brother gays cays was u usually seen about the time streets In the time lay day dB time into Interested In sports and arul everything that lead to toan toD toan an D outdoor lute life But Dut at night time line lie was not to be bt found foun lie He was using U III the night for tr study and review find and when ANt Ast Secy brought Magoon to Washington an DR a law cleric to the tile division of ot the war department tie lie knew the tho caliber lIber 1 of ot the man The friends anti and asso RHO associates elates of ot Charles R E Magoon only knew him hlll as a good fellow tello natively bright but inclined to laziness His rapid promotions and his 11 achievements show ho how far tar wrong the Judgments were of ot Judge Magoon I oon who ho goes goel tJ ta t the Philippine Philippines shortly In somewhat the position Ilo ton occupied by br tC Taft Tal when he was mu governor general of the Philippines Ph 01 TUB TIlE TIE PhILIPPINE QUESTION QU rIO The Philippine question and nd our co colonial r lonial policy is III a matter mater of ot large mo ma moment meat ment to tho the constructive statesmanship of this country countr With ith ambitious Ja JI Japan Jal pan l n not far away awn Irons from the tIme Philip Philippines pines lines and with China having Under tinder contemplation a new form of 01 govern goer met tact largely largel ministerial In character the Philippine problem requires a I trained mined mind for tor or Its 11 solution and nn It It is I frankly believed that Judge Magoon Mageen Magoonis I is 11 II the person best but titled fitted to solve rhe the tie question of ot governmental conduct pro pre prevented pr vented rented by b the Filipinos Next ut summer r the Philippine general l erl assembly will wi rome comae ie Into existence This Till Is I the first step Mep lep In the th direction ton of ot home hom rule In Inthe Inthe inthe the Island laland and Roosevelt is I anxious that bitt no blunders blunder shall be lie committed The lower lorr house of the general assembly will 1 be composed competed of C natives native rt elected I by b popular vote ote while the members of or the Philippine commis commission non sion practically will trill wi constitute the time up U umer branch or senate With lIh the re it reforms f forms that are aro to be carry carmi carrying crt ing lag with them more mort or less leM I I of ot change fain tOI present methods method th t time president wishes wt a ii I strong man moan who ho has ha proved his executive tx ability where he lie tilt can 81 Institute these thesA reforms without turn turning lur lurIng ing the conditions In tn the time eland topsy tuny tur Own to tl hIs hI investigation fe of f the th Pith Phil Phi v 5 hll ht attached alar 1111 to o th tite war Ir Judge Magoon laJo is be bt lined to be bl especially f qualified to car carry carr carry ry r out tile the policies which the time president desires and having the thA confidence of both hoth Secretaries Root hoot oot and nud H E goes SUd to tu tho tue Philippines on this title IU tasks task |
