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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18
VIOLENT MEETINGS HELD.
Socialists Throughout Europe De-
nounce Execution of Ferrer.

nounce Execution of Ferrer.
BERLIN. October 1S.-Three meetings
held here yesterday to protest against
the execution of Francisco Ferrer under
the auspices of the social democrats,
were so largely attended that thou
sands could not gain admission. Violent
speeches were made and resolutions
were adopted denouncing the execu-
ton as the most hideous of all judi
cial murders"
After the meetings an attempt to hold
street procession was prevented by
the police. There was considerable vio-
lence. and many Of the demonstrators
were arrested.
AMSTERDAM. October 1S-A Ferrer
lowed by an attempt at q demonstra-
ton before the Spanish consulate. but
the crowds were held in check by po-
lice.
BRUSSELS, October 1s-Big Ferrer
demonstrations were held in the pri1-
cipal cities of Belgium yesterday. At
Liege rowdies smashed the windows Of
churches and religious establishments.
PARIS, October 1S-The anti-Spanish
demonstrations eliminated today In
meetings and professions in the larger
cities of France, organized by the so
cialists and wCrkmens organizations
The organizers laid emphasis on the
lions. and although violent speeches
were made little disorder Is reported
Held in Check by Troops.
In Paris the government had taken
elaborate precautions to prevent the re-
currence of rioting. The procession
passed through a double line of police
and troops. but the leaders themselves
furnished a line Of pickets, who aided in
preserving order, and no collisions occur
red in this city. The socialist deputies
and municipal councillors headed the pro-
cession, which was composed Of about
1900 persons. who sang the "Interna-
bassy and several churches there were
cries of Down with the clergy" Down
with Spain" but the majority of the
paraders refrained from disorder Of any
kind. obedient to the instructions of the
leaders
After the procession disbanded rowdies
attacked a priest in the Tuileries gar
dens and attempted to throw him into the
lake, but the police rescued the priest.
Only one shot was fired and twelve of the
rioters were arrested.
In several cities the socialist senators
and deputies headed the professions. NJ.
Jaures. leader OF the socialists in the
chamber of deputies. spoke at Lyons, and
delegates Of the General Federation of
Labor at other places.
Fight With Police.
GENOA. October 1s.-A pro-Ferrer pro-
cession. in which many OF the marchers
carried flags draped with crepe, one Of
them having a caricature of King Alfonso
with the inscription ALFONSO is mon-
ster." caused a fight with the police to-
day. The police succeeded in capturing
the offending flag. but little injury was
done on either side.
PISA, Italy. October 18.-Cardinai Pietro
bishops, while attending the congress Of
sacred music here were Kissed by the
crowds with cries for Ferrep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-18
Socialist Mob Threatens the
Spanish Embassy.
ATTACK ON KING EDWARD
Speaker Declares He Could Have
Prevented Ferrer Execution.
PROTESTS ALL OVER EUROPE
Rioting Attends Many Meetings In
France, Italy and Belgium.
Disorder in Havana.

LONDON, October 1s.-The red flag
was raised in London Sunday after
noon, and a large mob moved upon the
Spanish embassy to make a demonstra-
ton of its disapproval Of the execution
of Prof. Francisco Ferrer. the convicted
revolutionist, at Barcelona. a few days
ago Several bodies Of police were sta
toned at the approaches to the embassy.
and they drove off the crowds in their
usual bloodless. effectual way. But con-
siderable excitement and uneasiness per-
vaded the neighborhood. The groans and
hootings were plainly heard in the en-
bassy and at Buckingham palace, nearby.
No one was injured seriously, although
the mounted police rode against the
crowds and scattered them several times.
The trouble began with a mass meet
ing in Trafalgar Square. which was Or
ganized by several socialist and labor
bodies Several hundred of the members
of these organizations marched to the
square, carrying red flags draped with
crepe and bearing inscriptions denounc-
ing King Alfonso. A black-bordered BAN
ner was raised against the Nelson col
umn, with big letters that could be read
from affair: ITO h with the murderer
Alfonso"
After J. NJ. Green. secretary of the
Friends Of Russian Freedom had CALI
ed the meeting to order, he read a tele-
gram from the Countess of .arwick.
saying:
mo words are too strong to express
EurOpe's horror at the murder Of Fer
rer."
Holds King Edward Responsible.
Several laborite members OF parliament
delivered strong orations. Victor Gray
son Of Manchester, the socialist member,
capped the climax by declaring that il
the head of every king of Europe were
torn from his body it would not pay half
the price of Ferrer's life. He called
the Russian emperor "a dirty
monster" and said that King Edward,
who could have prevented the execution,
was responsible for what might happen
in England as a result of it. He de-
bassador.
Strong resolutions were adopted before
the meeting ended. The socialist societies
their banners then marched In
good order to the Spanish embassy, sing
ing revolutionary songs and hooting King
Alfonso. A great rabble accompanied
them, filing the streets.
open square In front of the embassy,
and they found that the place was filled
with platoons of police. The embassy
windows were dark and there was NO
sign of life there. The police would not
let the procession enter the square, or
even stop. The crowds were turned back
and kept moving up Victoria street to-
ward the Parliament buildings, singing.
shouting and grooming. The reserves
were then brought up and they drove the
mob into the side streets dispensing 1t
without serious trouble.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-15
KNIFE TO MAKE HIM HONEST
ST. LOUIS PRISONER is EAGER
FOR THE oPERATIoN-Tc FREE
HIM FORM CRIME.

ST. Louis, sept 1i-Cyrus El.ou
a patient IN the city hospital. by
eager for the physicians 10 opnnts
ON his brain and destroy the .ncina.
tious that have th.cc times caused
him to be- sentenced 10 the work
house, and which have caused h,m
numerous arrests for theft and other
Violations Of the law.
Several doctors who spoke to 'El,
ON and watched him carefully in thr
hospital say that as far as obsc.N 2.
tions are concerned Eaton Is pyri' i-
ly sane His talk and ac.icns sprsh
for his sanity.
Il place all my crimes 10 tho In.
jury to my head" Eaton said tolU
Il cannot govern my nclira'oaa since
my injury | drink to excess and
while intoxicated 4 commit crimes
would h,., been ashamed too mink
OF before my accident. want 90.
doctors to operate ON me, bocaus"
want to De- good cluzru.
Eaton. before ha was injured $50
years ago. was w'll respected b,.
cr for "a mercantile company tie unI
mo- bad habits then. although ho ,'l,
hr drank liquor ocoasjouallE
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