The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-01
KAISER WELCOMED At TANGIER.
Land Hastrries Fire . salute and Large
Crowds Cheer HInI-RumOr Of Plot.

Crowds Cheer HInl-RumOr Of Plot.
Special cable DsspafcheS TO THE SUN.
TASdIER, Morocco, March Si.-The Ger
man Emperor arrived here to-day on board
the steamship Hamburg. and was en-
Enthusiastically cheered by large crowds.
He was ssluted by the land batteries and
by the French cruisers Du Chayla and
Linois
The Emperor landed at noon and went on
horseback to the Sultan's palace He WAS
loudly cheered on the way.
The Kaiser, in replying to an address Of
welcome from the German residents Of the
city, thanked the devoted pioneers who
we're helping him in the task Of always up
holding. in a free country, the interests Of
the mother country.
There IL much speculative gossip here
az TO the cause Of Emperor William delay
ing his landing this morning. The delay
was originally attributed 10 the rough sea,
but il IL rumored this evening that his
coming ashore was postponed owing to
the discovery Of an Anarchist plot, Of which
the German Minister was notified by the
French Legation, which advised that his
Majesty should not land
Another version Il that the Emperor was
not sure Of the disposition Of the pOpulaoe
and sent his stat ashore first to ascertain II.
II h certain that the postponement short
ened the ceremonies ashore, to the disap-
pointment Of the natives.
MADRID. March si.-A despatch from
Tangier TO the impartial states that Ger
many has officially informed the Sultan
that II recognizes a. another treaty the
Madrid convention Of 1880. to the terms
Of which he will be expected to adhere and
oblige others to adhere.
GIBRALTAR. March sl.-Em peror William
arrived here to-day on the steamer Ham
burg, which Was escorted by the German
cruiser Friedrich Karl. His Majesty was
received With full honors by the British
feet and garrison.
The Friedrich Karl. while entering the
harbor, ran into the British WaTship Prince
George. The latter vessel was locked
for examination, AZ she was reported to be
leaking The Friedrich Karl was only
slightly damaged.
BERLIN, March Sl.-Great imports nce
il attached here TO the Kaiser's visit TO
Tangier The prevailing sentiment is
probably summed up in the words Of
National Liberal newspaper, which says
1t will show that the Germans have not
become quite 10 un- Bisnarckian as is some
times supposed II is reported that ne
gotistions have begun at Fec for a new
commercial treaty between Germany and
Morocco.
LONDON, March Sl-The excitement
caused by Emperor Will ans visit to
Tangier has not been lesseDed by what
he Is reported TO have said thero. What
he actually said IL somewhat doubtful.
One version states thA' he said: Il shall
do my beat 10 maintain equality Of rights.
There lie no preponderant influence here
The event is generally criticised here in
the customary Gnti-German spirit, but
with varying intensity. Some Of the news-
papers denounce II a. mischiev ously Ag-
Rressive.
The Chronicle. editorially referring to the
Kaiser's friendship for Sultans. east and
west, says il il q poor service in the higher
interests Of humanity to stir up or oondone
MussulmRn fanaticism.