The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-28
AMERICAN DELEGATES
 RECEIVE COMPLIMENTS
SHOWERED WITH THEM AT AL- GECIRAS FOR "SAGACIOUS
 INTERVENTIONu

Their Action in Taking Initiative a1
 Right Time Assures Solution of the
 Last Remaining Difflculty-FrencIl
 and German Delegates Occupying To-
 tally Opposed Positions When Anu
 bassador White Steps Into Breach
 With American Proposition.
 Algeciras, Spain, March 27.--Ambas- sador White and the rest of the Amer ican delegation to the conference on Moroccan reforms were shoWered with compliments to-day for what is regard ed as their sagacious intervention, which has assured a solution of the last remaining serious difficulty of the con- ference and final settlement of one of the most delicate and complicated ques- tlons ever brought before the confer ence for decision.
 Austrias police proposal yesterday left the German and French delegates still occupying a totally opposed stand point relative to police inspection. MT. White, seeing the danger of disagree ment, took the initiative in an attempt to save the situation He and his col leagues drew up a fresh scheme laying down the proposition that the inspector shall report simultaneously to both the sultan and the diplomatic corps at Tan gier, the latter having authority to or der inquiries into the working of the Franco-Spanish police scheme, thus guaranteeing the carrying out of the conferences decision and safeguarding foreign interests and commercial trans actions. The diplomatic corps, after in- forming the sultan, may also at any time order the inspector into inquire and report should any interested gov- ernment present complaint.
 Before presenting this plan to the committee MT. White approached the principal delegates. The British. Ital- ian and Russian delegates unhesita- tingly approved the proposal and prom ised it their full support. MT. White then conferred successively with the French and German delegates, who agreed. as to the practicability of the idea and consented to submit the scheme to their respective governments. whose concurrence they consider to be virtually certain.
 In the meantime the committee incor- porated the scheme in their proposition for presentation to the full conference. which later adopted 1t provisionally whilst awaiting the French govern ment's ratification, which the delegates do not doubt will be accorded.
 IEle effect on the conference of the acceptance of the American suggestion was immediately noticeable. A change came over the hitherto strictly diplo- nlatic relations of the French and Ger man delegates, and they were photo- graphed together on the hotel veranda. One of the neutral delegates present at the moment remarked: That pIloto- graph constitutes the first signature of accord
 The successful action of the American delegates has made certain the speedy end of the labors of the conference. No one now forsees the slightest obstacle to final accord. The allotment of ex- ports is not excepted to cause trouble The Russian delegates are preparing a proposition regarding this matter which it is believed, will be acceptable. The bank question also is capable of easy 
 The conference has decided to hold it's next plenary sitting on Thursday Tn the interim the committee will meet several times in the endeavor to con- clude the settlement of details this week. The drawing up and copying of the report is expected to take another wnalr