Arizona republican., 1910-11-10
t is Raging FIerce|y in the
 City of Mexico AGAINST ALL AMERICANS
The Burning of a Mexican at the Stake Has Caused an Anti-American Senti
 ment Which Threatens to Make International Fuss.

Mexico City, Nov 9.-Through in sults to the American flag and as sauIts made openly upon the Amerl- can citizens in the streets, an antl- American demonstration which began last night with the stoning of the Mexican Herald office, developed this afternoon into an affair Of inter- national importance.
 A vigorous protest was registered by the American ambassador with the Mexican department of foreign rela- tions and at the same time the facts were telegraphed to Washington and instructions were asked for.
 Tonight the attacks were renewed. The windows of a dozen American business places were smashed. All about town shutters were hurriedly drawn and establishments were closed Forces of police appeared on the streets and kept the crowds moving
 An attack was made upon the plant of Fl Imparcial, the melting, dis tributing departments on the ground floor being completely wrecked. The mob attacked the heavy doors lead ing to the editorial and composing rooms above, with heavy timbers and fired the wreckage. Then the mounted police charged with drawn swords. One of the attackers was run through and killed. The others fled. An alarm turned in from the offices of the paper brought the fire depart ment to the scene before the flames gained much headway.
 nn1fCa 1OOEpd On and seemingly made no effort to prevent it. an American flag floating from in front of a candy store in the business district was torn down this after noon by a crowd of students and others and trampled upon. It was torn to bits. Later photographs of the crowds were taken before the office of the Diari del Hogan, a Mex ican newspaper, with many individu- als waving bits of the tattered banner.
 The demonstration today was continuation of the affair of last night, caused by antipathy aroused among the people by the burning at the stake of Antonio Rodriguez, at Rock Springs, Texas, on the night of November 3rd. The publication of violent attacks on Americans by sev- eral Mexican papers tended further to encourage the medical students. the promoters of last nights dis turbance.
 Fl Diario del Hogar was particularly violent, expressing animosity toward the people of the United States, characterizing them as giants of the dollar, pigmies of culture and bar barOus whites of the north" and asking: Where is the boasted Yan- kee civilization?'
 Shortly before noon the crowd as- sembled before the new Juarez monu- ment in the Almeda and proceeded to the municipal palace, where several who were arrested last night were be- ing examined by the authorities. A company of mounted police followed
 From the palace the students marched through Avenida San Fran cisco, the principal business thorough fare, stopping in front of a candy store where the flag incident occurred.
 The gathering increased and marched to the offices of the depart ment of foreign relations, making demonstrations on the way against American business places, and break ing the windows of the San Francisco hotel. Jack Davis, an automobile repair man, had a hand hand en- counter with a dozen members of the crowd when they attempted to tear the top from his automobile and enter his establishment. He knocked several of them to the pavement and drove them from his place.
 At the end of Juarez avenue, around the famous statue of the Iron Horse, speeches were made denOuncing all Americans, and a passing street car conveying school children to an Amer ican school, was stoned. One child was struck and severely injured The windows of the car were shattered. Among others assaulted was a son of Ambassador Wilson and William Mar shall, an emDloye of the National (COntinued Ou PaQa 10l