New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
p NERS MEET TO-DAY.
NC SIGN or TENSION.
ali Delegates at 11!geciras Ger
m0ny's QHiet attitude.

Al7eStISS. jan. L. ne "p-iiiiis oi 'ie nv,
Aie''"d '"il1eitHcs o" MO- oeNai' i'eiol ne me-
bs"n Fixed for ) o'clock tomorrow afternoon
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TONS =" me HetSe'SS hsu "l'iN0' "
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''t ooAt ADVISING '-'-' i =. - 80
F ,., ~ ,bo 1,,l.o
IN ~ " - - ,ao-c of
= -. In ,,,f,,bI. he chosen
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peTr2aeat presiding officer
The German ENJOYS viii enter the eoileietNe
tomorrow with instructions to take "ioueo.
attitude. insisting upon nothing even propo9i"S
10. hing. unless il shall he the WISH OF tue ~
T enbers Of the conference In the Ia''s'
Germany viii put forward . plan OF eolse''le
,lon toward Morocco worked "u' ui'us -
principles agreed upon in september WIN
F~a!ce-that is for permanent open dooI' III
Guiding equal industrial and financial ofiNIisse9
for all countries, The territorial integrity OF MO
rocco and the Independence Of the sultan VII"
administrative reforms. for which all the powers
,,,rticiaatfnc shall have identical responsibility.
The German pIenipotentiaries Will be strelfu-
Gus uucrl nothing except that no one power shall
cbtain an International guarantee for predom-
srence IN Morocco and aS France is understood
70 no snnroachinc the conference in the same
sriri, an adjustment of the differing views is
considered highly probable
Tho pripcipai cause of delay is likely to be
with the Sultan 10 whom reports Of each ses-
i. ,,,s, ca A. tho SuItan does not use tel
-, No. ,,,,or,s ,,,,,sf pc by courier
"a --srcia. and .tbance overland to Fez. This
Is The reason for holding the conference here
h,.as. .,,.,,e # hold AT Madrid the DELAYS would
:, i,5
r.. nj, 90 ,,r,o5o,-,r said tonight.
- t,..- taarod rorl,inp from
France and fears nothing now as the Franco
SPANISH agreement regarding Morocco" abund-
antiy protects Spanish rights there
The Assaulted Press received me impression
fr,-7, 10 conversation with the duke that Spain
would sQuaIciy support France
As tt delegates assemble there is no outward
evidence Of tension. bat on the contrary there
x q notable exchange of amenities between the
German and French delegations. There is, how
ever. an Undercurrent Of sentiment that su-
Irc1e diplomatic struggle is imminent WIN
France and Germany occupying the centre anu
thH other powers ranged in varying degrees
al0und them
ne French count upon Great bll'aih' Hpalii,
ItzI| ara hussla as sure anu colls'iei 'ii'' ~
tee between the United States and France anu
1.-a.7 britain y-errs mt them in expecting the
-. -, ~. ,,,i.,, 5aIesa1es on the other
- - : thu, germany
hi'i"- me prev diis Se'I 'i'iie'i' = 49, =
can count on Austria. Holland ana sweden anu
r,erhars Denmark. Germany also expecting that
=, ,-.,z e.-tos ,,-;,1 e,,nnorr some Of her con-
IT. tl--'s'' 0''- WIN
tentcns
Interesting features this afternoon were the
1ardfgqc Of Ambassador White. the American del
-. 81, ,,o~;oo,, .r,,isar Galveston
tSitte' from 'iS -NnT'
and later the arrival OF samuel h FuulIie:t
a4f,ieter 10 Morocco the second American dele
e, --,,,y;ar The Galveston fred the
6S-e' I'm - -. - ~ sbc
conVeHiiohal salu'- ~ 'Nei''S ''i So
dropped anchor off the pier. The spanish cEHls-
ers aia not raspond promptly but the land bat
;o-Noa -, a,,s,,-ari,,o. ealu.e
10-I-< "a - " ,
The Ambassador entered one OF the c'alNes
tons launches and the latter took a course cir