The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-12
UONED AMERICAN CONSULATE
vyNU az TRACES ~ DItZ
,ITi tND "a iDAgAJARA.
Go,rrrmrnt po,,is Down the uob in the
,a,itaI NrNiran Commissioners In
,.,u.uI,n,. TEXAS i.ynchln- mat
s,,,r ,I Trouble Man, Arrests Masle.

t,.r, lass. Nov. II The building
,.......i ny the hmcrican Consulate IN
,.ua Vrrlrln Ma. MrNlCn. just across
en-, IT,. Grand" Grnm EG:ic Pass. was
..r.,I .i,y 4 crowd vt McNicans this morn
m
N.,tr,- Srrr hroN.n bat no other
o,r.,.. Ng- ,irn"
,..-.I iU'hrr T Ellsworth who was
!, ,-a .nuidrng at the inn. the hostile
o.r,,.-. ra'lon~ were made. SAYS that he
,.r,- ~ iny,nrt ancc tn the AFFAIR
N,Nl,n cry. Nov. II This city was
,.,,,.-. ,r.r,, ,rI. uuI.i las, night and again
TO-DAY The streets are sill heavily
guarded
Americans coutln'!e careful about where
,,.v :, aud Keep to the main streets
T,sr then they are frequently Kissed
and .alled vile names, though no active
assaults have he-n reported TODAY.
Several assaults on Americans and Am"ri-
ran business house were COMMITTED in
Guaialalara last night. but TROOPS re
rg!,cd ~" moh- and M great damac"
va iou"
,,irg Governor Galllrio has taken
n.--.nal rrrruand 81 IN. situation and h"
!. ,o,In-rIhnG his people to refrain from
~
Ar-rrN lev Nov. ~ In r--p"n-"
- A r.,rr 80 ;rnrl IN" Mcx,can Govern.
mon, made to INN through the D"rar'
mon, = state ~ Washington Gov. camp.
boil vlr.t today 10 the sheriff IT Ed.
wards county. IN which Rock Springs i
,r..a'ed d-Hlug hum 10 give protection
to a commission NhCh the MeNican Gov.
,rnm.u, has appointed ~ inyss, gate
r h,,. IL. sl.-,.y
VII murdered Mrs Lem Henderson
on November
|, = r-r. ed that rh,S commission
nr1s IN - wav - Rock Springs It's
members will havrrn make a rough over
land 'rl,.n! nf,v Mules I" reach the plac"
Adv.n.- rrrely,i here to-day from Rock
Srrug- -lv THAI none of the persons who
pa r-ira'..i IN the iynchIng " Rodriguez
has been .r~"-'-i
IT P.~r Nov II Til. anti American
trouble n Mexico. saueirh.d in the capital
and G.tlalaiara by tn. pre--nC" Of
large nG'rN.r~ Of troops. broke out to-day
in ~. snail border town of Ciudad
Por,i-lp rils. and the American consulate
"a. stoned Consul Luther Z Ellsworth
VINO ha- bat recently taken up his duties
a. CI!jIi porfirio DIaz. having been
transferred from chihuahua. was in the
consulate when " was stoned. and 4
window was broken
several hnma- ~ American citizens
were al-o stoned. and there il DANCE vi
a considerable amount Of III feeling
developing a. the shops ~ IN. Mexican
National Railway are located IN the town
and he employees are about half Am.ri-
cans and half natives Many III the
americans live on the Mexican side 1T
no rIver. where the company furnishes
mem With cosay homes IN tree shaded
-'-aat' several Of the-. houses We're
toned toGethe- with IN. ,m~rivIn
Hotel conducted bv tho -.ilroad company
Tor IT'S bachelor employees and several
more prat~ntouS American places
Very few americans are IN business III
t,udai Pornrio DIar. hut Americans
operate planning mall and some nin"-
near the town No soldier ar. stationed
rnar. and the police fore" - small Consul
Ellsworth, who u "A KentuckIan saw h.
can take care Of himself II necessary.
by he Mayor Of the town furnished him
.'n A guard tonight.
There was no trouble ~ Mexico ri,v
q, GIldslljsrd to-day. according to
p-.yats advices here late tonight Tn.
Pa - l@I1a&eNl ltl hSu
ulznt included IN. home OF George Wy~th
Esvlrr. an old tIm. Texas ranger and
,.uf-d.rItr soldier now a resident 81
maj ".tv and IN" quarters of the Amer
,tu National Bank and the Masonic Hall
although McSicans are members of the
I,tzs and many M-xicIns are stock holders
m ~" hank. m" American Candy Com
pary tho American Drug Company IN"
l..
- ru american dentists.
MANY rioters war" a rested and Amer.
can Con-ul McCul was assured by m.
authorities Jhst precautions would b"
'aAan - protect the property 81 Ameri-
ems n GpadslaJara. as in Mexico city.
rr- prisoners are being held inCor-
'ml-lrf', and their friends and relatives
.-a Co.,, allowed to -re them. Harsh
MEASURE, ar" being taken ra,ner "a a
Warning 10 pther- than A. "a punishment Of
''0-,. m custody
lrh' tU-. h"-tll. feeling IL not in exist
sr..' ",.rvwh..r. ia Mexico II -hoyn by
'.. uIl"rn..~- II Affairs ~ Ciudid IIiarez,
ppr-.r-. / P--". wher. there has been
r..i.-'grp,rc.. IT any kind. The NsNicans
'r"r, SHOW IN. circumstances that caused
'.e 'I'rrz ~ Rock SPRING. and do not
rpc"ar rp - a. Indignant as their country
'"s'. arc IN other sections.
y
',r-sv e Dallas. has issued "a written
statement urging the enactment 81
L-1"-ll lsw providing Tor the prosecution
- r0os He points out that the Federal
G'vNrrmsnt cannot take any action
-sg.-iinz rhe outrage at Rock Springs.
-'gr ign the MeSIca Government holds
- mite! States. not Texas. responsible
He >, refers 70 the Italian massacre AZ
We. Orleans and the assaults on japanese
N I-..fnrnIa.
.GJryIrpS Nov If The Mexican
I'. o-r'nan' has adopted vigorous meas
.~"s :. prevent a recurrence 81 anti
Nr'00an demons, rarion- in Mexico city,
AIDING 10 advice- received AZ the
C'4's Depart ment to-day. Henry Lane
".."r the American Ambassador to
i",ro advised tn" Department that
''' IN" men ar" now in Jail FOR acts Of
.arttlr-rn. The - ra.''s. he ~aid. are being
- led by armed polio. and no firthe
."gD" - expected The embassy j.
ra-"'Ii'v pros Ac' cd and the Government
..-' rI"- 30 eNerr is best efforts for the
On. .Ds -tpn ~ anti American mot y and tD