To be Decided by France and Spain Jointly Paris, May 28.
The Frenchy and Spanish Governments will negotiate the fate of Abd-a-Krim, The papers understand that Franco-Spanish conference will be held, probably at Algeciras, in order to deal with several questions concerning the future of the Riffs, ally restoration of Fee, May 90.
The final stages of the Riff war are being uecompanied by theatrical submissions.
For example, M. Steog was yesterday surrotinded by "10,000 mounted native auxiliaries and all the chiefs who had. participated in the war and received the formal ar render of the Great Beni Zerual Tribe at the exact place where the tribes opened hostilities last year.
Reuter's Madrid correspondent mentions continued uperati These, however, are mostly ature of clearing up, Spanish sentries yesterday—intereepted and killed a rebel attempting to cross the lines at Melilla. This rebel is believed to have been the Riff Minister of War. Another notable person, namely Muleyali, a nephew of the deceased Raisuli, surrendered to the Spaniards in the course of the latter's advance—Reuter.
Wil War Varly Preparing Sun to Resist Paris, June 1.
There still remains some clearing. up, to be done in Morocco. A danxerous, pocket formed by the Beni-aerial Tribe has now been practically eliminated, but the French and! Spanish have to clear the district north-east of Wezzan.
This means joint action against the Jebala Tribe in the direction of Sheshuan, necessitating a, considerble Spanish advance party of the Riffs appears to be preparing to resist, Abd-c!-Kr'm's Minister of War is reported to have arrived at Sheshuan—Reuter,
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