Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-31
Town Was 10 Holiday Attire to
Bid Him Hearty Welcome
To Africa's Shores
THROUGH STREETS A-RORSEDACK
Received Visit on Board the Ham.
burg from Commander sf Preach
warshlp Ducbsyla

Tangler. March 3t--The Hamburg.
American line steamer Hamburg with
the German emperor on board arrived
here today from Lisbon. The emperor
was waited at the landing by the rep
resentetiyes OF the sultan. the diplo-
matte corps and big crowd Of people.
A heavy sea was running when the
Hamburg anchored and the emperor
sent his grand chamberlain ashore to
apologize for the fact that he must de-
lay landing owing to the rough wealth
err and saying that he probably would
land later. This announcement caused
the greatest disappointment among the
people ashore, who had collected to
welcome his majesty.
The usual salutes were exchanged
between the escorting German cruiser
Primo Friedrich Karl and the land bat
terles and the French warships Linois
and Duchayla. now in these waters.
The town presents most pictur-
esque spectacle. Flowers rich Moor.
ish embroideries, fine rugs and bril-
liant eastern costumes everywhere
make up scene heretofore unknown
in Tangler.
Emperor william landed here at
1l;45 a. m, having previously received
a visit on board the Hamburg from
the commander of the Duchayla.
Emperor William. who was accom-
panied by brilliant staff, rode on
horseback through the densely crowd
ed streets to the German legation Lat
err the emperor re-ernbarked on the
Hamburg
Emperor William landed almost with
out warning and many Of the dlplo-
matists had retired on the earlier ans
nouncement that tho reception would
be deferred His majesty was received
by Add ri Malek, the sutans uncle,
with whom he. conversed for some time.
Populations from the German residents
and leading Moors We're then presented
to the emperor. The Germans delivered
TO his majesty an address OF welcome,
to which he replied as follows:
81 am happy TO recognize in YOU oe-
voted pioneers OF German industry and
commerce who are helping n1f IN thf
task Of always upholding lnAa ffse
country the interests OF the mother
land. The sovereignty and integrity or
Morocco viii be maintained"
Emperor William proceeded to the
German legation, where he held q re-
ception Of the members of the dlpio-
matte corps and the Arab nobllities, IN
Guiding former Minister III Menebht
subsequently the emperor had another
long conference with Add FL Malek and
also lengthy talk with the Spanish
minister
Capt. Fourier the French Instructor
Of the native troops at Tangier, was Ia.
troduced to his majesty, who chatted
with him for some time.
Emperor William left the legation at
1870 p, m, saying that owing to the
delay in landing he could not remain
any longer, but must proceed TO Gibral-
tar,
on his maiesty's return to the land
ing stage aboard I'll Malek present
ed the imperial visitor with the gifts
sent by the sultan and Emperor Will
liam re, embarked after having been
scarcely two hours ashore
The emperor was accorded n splendid
reception by the natives who, how
ever were greatly disappointed by the
breyity of his visit, which made II
necessary TO curtail much ceremonial
prepared In his honor.
A SIGH or RELIEF.
Paris, March 3i.--Emperor williams
departure from TanRier Morocco, with
out any notable incident, leads the
officials here and the public generally
to give sigh of relief as 1t was APP
pretended that his visit might pre-
cipitate an embarrassing incident. His
majesty while at Tangier, had a cor
dial conference with the French charge
d'afaircs which attracts comment. The
emper1r's brief remarks to the German
delegation at rangier while somewhat
significant Of Germany's support Of
Morocco's sovereignty, do not excite
serious opposition as they are regard
ed as natural incident Of a demon-
stratiye greeting.