Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-23
FRENCH NOTE RECEIVED
IN SUBJECT OF PROPOSED MoRoC-
CAN CONFERENCE.
Berlin Office Refrains From Discussion
of Contents-Situation Where
It Was Before.

BERLIN. June 23.-The French note on
the subject of the proposed Moroccan con-
ference was handed to the foreign Office this
morning. Owing to its great length the note
had to be sent by mail to Berlin instead Of
by telegraph. The foreign office while de-
clining to discuss the points of the note In
detail admits that 1t leaves the situation
where 1t was before. The points OF dis
agreement between Germany and France
have not been removed. 1t Is expected that
the negotiations will continue for long
time before a positive result Is reached.
Germany's answer to Premier Rouvier has
not yet been considered. 1t will require con-
siderable time in order to meet all the points
raised While the delay might under ordi-
nary circumstances be of advantage in az
fordng time for the excitement to subside
German government circles note with some
concern that powerful intrigues are going
on having for their object war between Ger
many and France.
Germany's intentions remain thoroughly
pacific. but government circles here appre-
bend the possibility that these intrigues
will result in inflaning the French people
against Germany and creating delicate
and complicated situation.
Final Decision With Kaiser.
Special Csbegram to The Star.
PARIS, June 23-The Berlin correspondent
of the Echo de Paris says that the French
note on Morocco has not satisfied the Ger
man government. The final decision will
rest with the kaiser. The extremely mod
crate tone of the German semi-ofhcial press
gives ground for hope that the negotiations
will not be broken off and that an under
standing will be arrived at.
italian Suggestion for Conference.
Special Cablegram to The Star
ROME. June 23.-The Italian government
has decided to propose to the powers the
summoning of a European conference. to
discuss, not only the Moroccan but all in
ternational questions that require solution.
Refused to Transmit Telegram.
Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON. June 23.-It Is significant Of
the acuteness of the crisis still existing be-
tween France and Germany that the French
government yesterday refused to transmit
a telegram from the New York Sun cor
respondent at Paris. in which it was stated
that Premier Rouvier was adopting
firmer attitude toward Germany, based upon
a promise OF English support.
This statement is quite true and already
has had the effect to make the situation
more critical than ever. This Is the first
time since the Delourade plot against the
republic, on the day of the funeral of Presi-
dent Faure, that the government has in
terfered with kilograms.
Uneasiness in Paris Circles.
PARIS, June 23-An official cOmmunica-
ion issued after the meeting of the coun-
I'll of ministers today says Premier Rou-
vier acquainted his colleagues with the
status of the negotiations with Germany.
These follow the normal course without
change. since the delivery of the note Of
Prince Radolin, the German ambassador.
The note was simultaneously communicated
to the French ambassadors abroad for the
purpose of informing the powers.
Uneasiness continues to prevail in par
famentary circles and among the public
generally concerning the outcome of the
negotiations.
The bourse showed renewed depression
rentes continuing to decline.