The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11
WILL BE NO RESULT
From the Peace Conference 10 Session
at The Hague.
GERMANY OPPOSES THE PLANS
I0f the Other Great Powers tor Arbl'
tration Tribunal.
UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
) Are Also Disposed to Insist on Their OVID
Schemes.
s THE LITTLE POWERS ARE SUSPICIOUS
a II "a
UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN
Are Also Disposed to Insist on Their Own
Schemes.
THE LITTLE POWERS ARE SUSPICIOUS
Thnt Their Independence Is to BE He
strlctcd by the Schemes Under
Consideration.

NatDlDkAOnt JUNE lN'---kNNNpAhihe w
vices reaching here from The Hegue, there
is grave danger that ono and all OF the ar
bitrttion schemes before the conference
win TAIL 1t is said that Germany 10
markedly hostile to the arbitration prin-
cipie and is making nm active canvass to
secure the support OF some Of the second
rate powers in her opposition, II this
movement is successful even to limited
degree. it is feared that arbitration is
doomed. as far MS this conference is con-
cerned for, to carry any weight and show
practical results the delegates must he
nearly unanimous.
| The Hague, June l0,-Tho chief delegates
ia the peace conference met today To aus
cuss the German complaints against tae
secretary having imposed upon INC ae't-
rn,cs and the consequence OF the mlSicad-
ing reports published, and il is undera''oa
lint Count Munster head Of the German
delegation, was instructed To poS'poh'
l tho protocol for tho plcnary sitting OF Tue
committees and proceed immediate 1 AZ
ter they are drawn up
American delegates tell the representa-
, two Of the Associated Press that thcy ar'
, am confident of the adoption Of some OF
, ,na,r proiccts for arbitration, but the pre-
Il ltr,innrv discussion yesterday Indicates
c ,ho ,mpossibnty OF maintaining them an
r t,o, instance il 81 Impossible to carry oul
the nrcpoaal that the iudees OF me ''",
e grafton tribunal be cefted by the h'spese
q ,our, M luttre OF zach country as 'oluo
- of tho European countries do not p"SS'' y
u, b,dicial organization permitting s1'n
,rocednrc. i, is expected that the hhe'ie''
g plan win he thai each country "'lI oe ''s'
,o cbooec the nominating Of It's own l"uSes
- 1o,o Americans propose TO insist on
Of rorr,oocnt tribunal II this is impoSe'p''
nav hone TO obtain at any rate Inc 'uS''
tuition Of a permanent commute
win also Insist on other points .
cn ,rhe Brussels conference section "', "
,,, pror pcmar,ens Of the Russian oe'e
re- ,,,,on presiding. ", young one oil tn
M s,oncb delegates. submitted aru''e
Ike conference. rcdrNtcd, when wa
Ter unanimously adopted, Aru'o re
adonted also, after Whlcu az NY -,
ior,sB n. Rollin. ono OF siam ueleb"'V
ork nNered an amended version oi aruSle
,e1 Dhicb vas adopted subject 90 slight 'uN''
ID HI,ior General Sir Ardgah OF the BTU
was .,,Ingn,ion declared that Great btlta
in corld not bind herself TO sleh 4 rousr
81 lion drawn from the Brussels e9n,et f9
.,n, ~ 1874 but must reserve the rlsnl o, ~
s,,r, mo OF the necessity or expectancy ot ~,
~ ~ ing hy the stipulations OF that IN
lhv IA ~ this conference in general ~
las, nemarlens replied that Russia dld MOI u
'".n mo nowers TO sign a convention vh ..
Rrnssels conferences but ue'tie"
'ahu nowerg TO undertake to cmhoay thv sts .g
saw iaiious nov agreed upon IN Tue lnSli
ther lions at the opening OF a campalsh
pc lrdaqb said his declaration was ohiy VI
~ nersonal character and he Woulu COM
llnst We gnyernruent on so important mat
emeeting was held today TO requ
can't Minister TO decide the question
coram,inications with the press nut oW
40 the failure OF the delegstes ~ "s'''
ldue meeting adjourned until Monuoy; .,.o
feeIing OF dsquietude IS ooselns
neral ,rnorr Inc delegates OF the smaller Pow
~ tbe dociglons relating 70 the tenaeI
the w a,ooa ofgces for mediation. they rear
Los ,Sat his may be imposed on ne le'
,'',,ers in a way to restrict thelr ~
owing p ponSence ana amendments e ay9 "a,
d,r- olfect will be proposed wheh Tue s0neN'
finally considered