The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-09
GERMANY YIELDS STILL MORE.
BELIEF NOW THAT THE MOROC-
CAN CONFERENCE WILL SUCCEED.
Kaiser's Delegates Announce Agreement
With the Plan for French and Spanish
Police at the Open Also Make
Concessions on the state Bank Issue.
Special Gable Dispatches TO THE SUN.

Special Gable Dispatches 10 n sun.
ALaEc1RAs, March s.--when the Mo-
roccan conference met to-day Herr Won
Radowitz, the German delegate, stated that
Germany had no objection to the proposal
that the organization OF the Moroccan police
be given to France and Spain in the opon
ports. provided commercial freedom were
guaranteed.
The Duke OF A%lmodovar, Spain's delegate,
then read the French proposals for the
organization Of the police.
The Austrian delegate, Count Kozie-
brohsk, proposed that the police Of seven
ports be controlled by French and Spanish
officers and that Swiss or Dutch officers be
appointed for the eighth, all with instruc-
tions to report to the Diplomatic Corps at
Tangier.
After an interchange of views the con-
ference adjourned till Saturday.
BERLIN, March s.-.With reference to the
proposal that a neutral power appoint a
police inspector, with headquarters at
Casabbnca (Dar-el-Beida), Morocco, who
will be intrusted with the command Of the
district and the selection Of his own officers,
the Berlin correspondent of the Frank
turter /eitung says it is known from pre-
vious confidential discussions that France
favors the idea and that Germany would re-
gard such an appointment as a sufficient
guarantee of the International control OF
the Moroccan police.
The conference also reached an agree
ment on the jurisdiction and legislation
for the bank. The official report does not
mention the terms, but it is learned that
Germany conceded French law for litiga-
ton, and waived her claim that the con-
trollers should be chosen from the diplo-
mats at Tangier, agreeing that they should
be functionaries Of French, German, British
and Spanish banks.
LONDON, March 9.-Some Of the cor
respondents at Algeciras dwell most hope
fully upon the spirit Of concession shown at
the conference yesterday, especially on
the part Of the German delegates. The
prospects OF an agreement are much in
creased. One co respondent says that
when the conference meets Saturday all
matters Of principle will be settled, leaving
only details to be dealt with. The Duke
Of Almodovar, head of the Spanish mis-
sion, has cancelled his projected journey
to Madrid, foreseeing a prompt solution OF
the questions at issue.
According to the Algeciras correspondent
Of the times Germany's sudden compla-
cency on the bank and police questions is
owing to her delegates receiving a formal
suggestion that as the Duke Of Almodo-
vars visit to Madrid to share in the recep-
ton OF King Carlos Of P%ortugual would
necessitate a suspension of the sittings
for a week it was desirable, In view OF the
apparent imposs.bility Of reaching an
amicable solution, that when the conference
adjourned on Saturday that it be sine die
and that the delegates return to their homes.
This caused a commotion in the German
camp. Count Won Radowitz hurriedly
visited the Duke OF Almodovar and within
a few hours the other delegates knew that
a proposal containing concessions would
be made at the next session, meeting the
claim for a Franco-Spanish police.
MADRID, March s.-Prime Minister Moret
has directed the Duke Of Almodovar not
to leave Algeciras until the conference
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