"THE DANGER NOT YET OVER."

Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 107, 2 November 1904, Page 5

"THE DANGER NOT YET OVER."

NEWSPAPER COMMENTS. LONDON, Ist November. , The St. James's Gazette says that the International Court pt Enquiry which is to enquire into the Dogger Bank outrage is in no wise a Court of Arbitration. It may make -a report, but no award. "We are still entitled," says the Gazette, "to compel by force what we deem just and necessary to our honour, if it is not conceded as our right. The danger is not yet over. The chief peril to peace is the Grand Ducal Admiral ly at St. Petersburg." The Globe says the real danger lies ;n the Russian Go\ernmental system. «ia"n department considers itself answerable ie the Tsar alone, and the Admiralty iss'ijs orders without consulting or informi'i" the Foreign Office. RUSSIAN WARSHIPS COALING. LONDON, Ist November. Russian warships are coaling at Algiers. Colliers have gone to the Cameroons (West Africa) and Reunion Island (east of Madagascar). THE BRITISH NAVY PREPARED. STATEMENT BY LORD SALISBURY. BRITAIN DESPERATELY EARNEST. (Received November 2, 7.40 a.m.) LONDON, Ist November. Lord Salisbury, speaking at Liverpool, said the nation had been thoroughly satisfied to find the navy was ready if required. Britain had been' complimented abroad for her firmness and self-control.