New-York tribune., 1910-11-10
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monument in the Alameda and hi'- -
to the Municipal Palace, where .,.,,t
rioters. who were arrested last
were under examination by the a"'--
tiles. A company of mounted poi'oeiiie"
followed the crowd From the pan
the students marched through -.
San Francisco, the principal otS'ii'.'- y
thoroughfare of the city, stopplns -
front of the candy store where 'Ao
incident occurred. =.
The crowd increased as it moNeu'
marched to the offices of the D0P"
ment of Foreign Relations, maKih5
monstrations on the way against All.
lean business places and breaking
dows in the San Francisco Hotel 'oi'"
Davis, an automobile repair nnah' nav
hand-to-hand encounter with q do%eii
members of the crowd, which attempted
to tear the top from his automoplle dii'.
enter his garage. He knocked seVeIdl u
his assailants to the pavement ana uroNe
them from his place.
In Juarez avenue, around the statue
of the Iron Horse, speeches were 1naue
denouncing all Americans. passing
streetcar, conveying children to the
American school, was stoned. One cnlio
was struck and severely injured. WIN
dows of the car We're shattered. Among
others who We're assaulted were the son
of Ambassador Wilson and William
Marshall, an employe of the National
Do ho 10
head with d stone and was severely
hurt.
An attack was made upon the plant a
"El impartial" and the mailing and
distributing departments on the ground
floor We're wrecked. For twenty min
utes the mob battered at the heavy doors
leading to the editorial and composing
rooms with heavy timbers, and set fire
to the wreckage. Then the mounted po-
lice charged with drawn swords. One of
the rioters was run through and killed.
The others fed. An alarm, turned in
from the offices of the paper, brought
the fire department to the scene before
the flames gained headway.
While the main body of students was
marching about the city Governor Ian
da Y Escandon of the federal district
Chief of Police Felix Diaz and Joaquin
Casaus, formerly Ambassador to the
United States, followed IT IN automo-
biles
In a speech at the municipal palace
Governor Landa addressed words OF ap-
proval of the students protest, but eau
toned them against violence.
Ambassador Wilson. in his note to the
Foreign Office described the occurrence
as a disgrace TO the city and TO the
Mexican people, and expressed surprise
that inasmuch as the embassy hao
warning in advance of the proposed
demonstrations the Mexican authorities
had none, or, having it, took no action
to prevent the outbursts.
The Foreign Minister, Senior Creel
said tonight that every effort would b'
made to punish those guilty of offering
insult to the American flag.
While the police looked on and seem
ingly made no effort TO prevent it, al
American flag floating in front OF
candy store in the business quarter was
torn down this afternoon by several
hundred medical students and others
who trampled and spat on the Stars and
Stripes The mob then tore the flag te
tatters. Photographs were taken before
the office of the ''Diario del Hogar'
showing many individuals waving bits
of the torn American flag.
Publication to-day by several Mexican
papers of violent attacks on Americans
last night tended to incense the medica
students who were the promoters o
| last nights demonstration. The "DiariC
del HOgar'' was particularly violent II
the expressions of animOsity toward thu
people of the United States, character
! izing them as giants of the dollar, pyS