Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-01
FRANCE AND SPAIN CONTROL POLICE
Inspector Will Report to Diplomatic Corps
at Tangier,
NONe IN NATURE OF A COMPROMISE
Principle Of the Open Door Insisted UpOr
by Germany is Preserved
CONTENTION OF FRANCE RECOGNIZED
Agreement Due Largely 20 the
Efficient Mediation of the Dele
gates from the United
states.


&ntes from the tnttcd
states.
ALGECIRAs, March 5l.-After a plenary
session lasting until o'clock this after
noon the conference on Moroccan reforms
registered complete accord and appointed
committee to embody this accord in
formal protocol The contamination of the
work in tho conference was announced in
the following official communication:
The conference has terminated Its labors
and accord Is established upon all points.
Il has adopted a definite text of the re-
naming articles concerning the state BANK
aud customs. The final article, regulating
the distribution OF police at ports, was
adopted from the Russian draft. BY It
France VIII police four ports Mogador'
Teteuan and Larache. France and spain
together will police Tangier and casa
Blanca, subject to an inspector of police,
The Dutch delegate announced that his
government declined To appoint an officer,
The conference has appointed special
committee TO revise the texts of the agree
ment This committee will meet Monday
to consider the final formalites of the
protocol.
Mr.. White the American delegate, is of
the opinion that the result is satisfactory
one, not only because the immediate future
of Morerco is secured but because the
manner Of the settlement is satisfactory to
both France and Germany and removes
the causes for friction and restores inter-
national relations to normal The prin-
ciples for which Germany insisted. the in
tegrity of Morocco and equal commercial
and economic rights there, Mr. White
thought were recognized. while the special
position claimed by France was also ac-
knowledged
white Plays Important Part.
Othsrs OF the leading delegates confirm
RFr. Whites opinion and emphasize the
good effect the results should have on the
European situation. They say that the
agreement was in no small measure due
TO the efficacy of the mediation on the part
OF the United States through its chief
| representative.
With reference to the effect of the con-
ference on Morooeo. the delegates were
reserved in their opinion. They admitted,
however. that the operation Of real reforms
win be impossible without the good will
auh. sanction of the sultan and his adyis-
ers, and for that reason the last act OF
the conference will be TO authorize that
the reform program as adopted be sub
mitted TO the sultan by Chevalier NAL
musi, The Italian minister to Morocco, who
is dean Of the Diplomatic corps at Tangier
with the intirqation that it is the unani-
nous wish of the powers that It be put
into operation Immediately.
Mr.. White, after the signature of the
protocol. will return to Rome by way
of Gibraltar, and Mr.. Gummere, the Amer.
lean minister TO Morocco, who is one OF
the delegates to the conference, will leave
for Tangier. There is a strong feeling
among his colleagues that Mr.. Gummert
should visit Fec with the other foreign
missions.
Germany Is Isolated.
BERLIN, March 3l.-The gains and losses
due to Germanys Moroccan policy are be
ing reckoned up at the foreign office.
That it is Germany's purpose TO be)con
suited when other powers are arranging thu
future OF weak states is now regarded al
established. In face OF the diplomatic re
sistance Of France, Great Britain. Italy
Spain and Russia the Germans throughou
the long controversy have been compelled
to recognize that they have not a frienC
in Europe except Austria. The triple ALI
ance failed 20 hold Italy to the support o
Germany. The strain Of these months
revealed that Italy is in secret agreemen
with France end the triple alliance, al
/
is considered to be virtually ended. Di
rlomacy may reconstruct the alliance "a
the expiration OF it's term, but ghe reiianc
OF Germany on the constancy Of Italy ha
been shaken for the present Russia. ais
upon whom Germany counted as remaining
neutral in the discussion of Moroccan ques
tIons, has been against IT, Germans
however, It is pointed out, regard Il as
great gain TO learn that they cannot rel
on inferno tional policies on any one eXcep
themselves and Austria.
Respecting Morocco itself G,rmany ha
secured equal trade for the future and ha
checked for some years the Development o
French political designs.
The losses sustained by Germany, an
they are deemed great ones by those VIII
are opposed to it's Moroccan policy, ar
that a reconciliation with France has bee
delayed indefinitely. willie France an
Great Britain have been pressed olosel
together in their mutual dislike OF Ger
many. The effect on internal opinion I
Germany OF the governments Morocco
policy has been TO consolidate an
strengthen the conviction that German
must continue TO develop its navy in orde
to be safe In future international discus
sions. and that It has also Increased Ger
many ueletin'liaIi'h 10 HNoiu the rum 9
war.
victory for France.
LONDON, March sl.-Although antic
pated for a fortnight. the successful out
come Of the Algeeiras conference on AioroC
can reforms brought great relief to Ems
land, as during the last year the Morocco
question was the only one causing. seriou
mIsgivings for the peace OF Europe.
The agreement is considered a victor
for France, which retains the preponderanC
of influence In political affairs and lose
little OF what It demanded with respect
the policing Of tie country. for with
majority Of tho powers supporting q
policy. the diplomats at Tangier are n,
q likely 20 interfere much with the Franc,
r Spanish officers. While Great Britain ol
r posed the conference until France ha