New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-09
RANGER IN MOROCCO.
RIG OUTBREAK FEARED.
Same Europeans to Laa0e Tdngier
French Course Criticised.

-,,e5e- Aus S--The horrors OF the lootl1g
~o-s+,,2nca by native tri5esnen are becorn-
. ,-,c--n to-day, ana their recital is infaming
--s -,;n5s Of the natives against all Europeans.
= -f-,,a,lor II various coast towns is worse.
L19 1-.--ss are excited. holy war is being
--a.,ta5 at Ra5aE- Anti-foreign sentiment is
- a. a result OF the activities Of fanati-
., sritators. There is fear Of general out
break
s. 4ron Tangier. The Angera tribesmen
.,s- here are restless and may get out Of hand
ne Moorish authorizes have practically no
.or+rnl OF the situation
~. a7,qer9 tr5besmen were firing two miles
-. ,rgnrier AT l1.30 O'Clock tonight. The
-,,ear residents, including the British Min
L. Gerald A Lowther. and his family have
!, :. +l,ai- mountain dwellings and returned TO
the town
-.,e that France acted Ill advisedly at Casa
t,-oa IN horabarding that town before protec-
- oorl5 he arra1eed for the Jews and Euro
-.-s there and elsewhere on the coast and in
the interior
-. n -he situation there to-day. shows that the
to-,ba-5naent has continued for longer than
- e-s- supposed, and that the lack OF an ade-
90 French force TO afford protection re-
s-1+a6 IN AZ opportunity for barbarous footing.
,eni-e and pilisge. The first French landing
--r+ias could not control the situation. Moor
- authority vanished with the first French
-+o- and lawlessness reigned.
s. now reported. however. that between
- fborsand and three thousand French and
es,isb marines and bluejackets are ashore at
cIsssblanca and thai order has been restored
70 FzIroaesns there are all safe. The loss Of
I1ss a-1ong the 8Ioors resulting from the bonn
he-5rDsat appears 10 be much greater than was
f-st indicated
SENDING N RENFORCEAlENTS-
rance and Spain. the two powers responsible
4,- he maintenance Of order, are sending in
----9-cenerts Cruisers ana transports are pro-
,aasing with all speed for Casablanca and
o4hsr coast points France. 10 restore security
snd a-der may be forced 70 occupy number
ot Moorish ports, and perhaps even send a punl-
I'VE expedition 10 Fee
There has been native outbreak against the
caid a. Iazagan. and this port has been bonn
bsrdsd BY the French cruiser Du Chayla- =
large portion Of the town was destroyed, but
The consulates were not damaged. Many Jews
gre said 70 have been killed at Mazagan-
me Sultan Of Moroeco, il is reported. has
MT vet been informed Of the gravity Of the
stuaton-
is reported from 1Iosador that Naelanin.
he fanatical priest. is marching OF that city al
ne head Of eight hundred excited followers
The greatest anxiety prevails here regarding
tie situation IN the various coast towns The
native troops are regarded as untrustworthy.
and Il z general outbreak occurs the results are
ikelv 20 be most serious.
TOWN REPORTED BURNING.
According 70 one report received here to-day
he bo1nbard11ent Of Casablanca continues and
he whole town IS on fire. Later accounts say,
however. that since the landing OF q large
French force order has been restored. II ap-
pears that the bornbardmeut was continued
dsy and night throughout Monday and tues
dgv and until 3 O'Clock Wednesday morning Al
that hour the French flagship gave the signal
10 cease firing and prepare 10 send IN landing
rsrties = further force Of two thousand
Frenchrnen and few Spaniards was sent
ashore
Fearing the effect of the shells the tribesnen
hat avoided q direct attack On the troops. but
they made savage onslaught in the jewish
quarter killing the people and pillaging the
shops. Detachments Of French and Spanish
troops were told of TO protect the Hebrews
Considerable street fighting occurred. the
N5ors firing from the roofs OF their houses
into the narrow thoroughfares- The European
bayore-s. however. did heavy execution In
sto-rrirg the Moorish houses. Between one
and two hundred 1Ioors were killed, and the
cornses are lying about the town and IN the
outskirts. rnangled and decomposing' aha
awaiting burial The Jewish quarter oNCasd'
blanca was entirely ruined and the Jews are
ina
principal shrine Of the Moorish patron saiii@
SHIPS REPULsE ATTACK
rba borobardn,ent was particularly heavy
Monday night, when great numbers OF haOyle'
a1tsrnpted % surprise the town They were dis
covsrs5 by The Searchlights on board the war.
ships and lnercilessly moved down by the gun
IRE L is estimated that some hundreds wer'
killed and wounded by this fire alone
The landing parties remained at the Frencf
snd Spsrish consulates firing on the horoes
natives who attacked them from time 70 time
and issuing forth al intervals TO peaI PACK ui
hands which surrounded the buildings Iher
we're many sanguinary encounters Among IN
European wounded are several Frenchmen AM
four Spaniards.
Il is believed now that fully three THOUSAND
French-aen have been landed and that ORDER IA
5sen restored.
There is little further news Of Caid Sir Harr-
MacLean the EngIishnlan svho is q prisoner o
asisuu. One report says that Ralsuhs terms
have been greatly moderated, and that nov
be is only demanding British protecton as
eol6ition Cor tie release OF the CAD Accofo
ng 70 other reports however, the CasahIahC
s-alr is likely 70 compIcate matters by irrltat
ing and exciting the Rrnass tribes. whose re
ssatnent possibly will endanger the Calos liz
Every fresh batch Of news from CasaoIaho
confirms previous reports OF the horrors OF u
situacioa there, ana il is feared that the Wors
features OF The massacre in the jewish quartz
have rot yet been related. All the Europea
and native shops We're looted and the tribes
men, n their thirst for blood, killed even incl
Is.o-netan fellow townscaen-
On Monday night small party OF French SEQ
aea made courageous sortie and put 10 Nlgn
me thousand t-ibes-,er who had surrounde
ne Consulate The French1nen lost one ma
killed and three wounded, while two other
were killed and several wounded IN the defenc
.. tae consulate
--e latest news rlceived from Rahat cor
1--s previous reports and is most d.sQuiettn;
Is tribes are Threatening 70 attack Eaoat ur