The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-11
SEQUEL to Anti-American
Riots Caused by Texas
Lynching.
pIAz COMPELLING ORDER
Rumored Attack on Ambassador
Wilson Excitement on
the Frontier.

rs.'.'al against American goods and
.pr-". 'mpicying Americans. IL pub
hsns. ralI for a mass meeting mex; sun
car d. irait form of boycott and arrange
70 CIRCULATION
~ kNroSio. Tex. Nov 10 tdvIccS
rsrs,v.-i here from Laredo saw that rioters
II Mex.co city attempted the life OF Henry
Lar. Nilsson. United States Ambassador
h. N.xlro. to-day The report came
from .o,Ircs, considered reliable The
s',cnut IN the life VI the Ambassador,
II = reported. was made early in the
afternoon
The attack was the culminat,on OF the
snt,.Ame-rcan demonstrations which be-
gar asr .Shr and m which two Mexican
students and Mexican onlooker were
rlaci Nv the police IN an attempt TO pre-
.--ye rider Bitter feeling Ia aroused
a. a result NJ th.-. fatalities. On account
Of a rigorous censorship reports reaching
r-re are very melgre.
Inc authorities have taken measures
'o- h. maintenance Of order and Chief
Of Police Felix Diaz announced to-day
,haj ne would proceed a sain-t any further
Disorder with vigor. total Of 2i7 per.
,an< ire in Jail. arrested during the dis
t!-nances Of Yesterday.
tn. D,ario del Hosar prints a cartoon
r-.tay showing tn. Mexican public club
ing ncle sam.
IA an interview. published. to-day.
Ambassador Wilson SAYS he was greatly
tockcd at the ant-American spirit Of
II mob. which did damage 70 Mexico's
-p.tltion an a lover of peace. The Am
aesador charges that the polio" stood by
idiv while the Stars and Stripes were
beng insulted. bu, be adds that he does
20 Eold the Mexican Government re-
$50 sblc for the outraS" nor does he
irgu. that the representations which he
mad will receive prompt consideration
v. Wilson has made a detailed report
o. Washington. in the course OF which
- saws that the Americans in Mexico
~ are refraininG from all acts thar
might "mbarrass an already difficult
Hr'Iation
VAsHSoToS. Nov. IO-The anti "A msri-
can demonstrations in Mexico city yesser-
day were reported to the State Depart
[ m~nt to-day by Henry Lane Wilson.
American Ambassador TO Mexico. The
Office of the Mexican Hsroid. he said.
was stoned. Crowds gathered. he added. in
front OF the Municipal Palace and in pass
lng through San Francisco street tore down
b. American flag and assaulted several
American citizens. including the Anlbas-
ador's son. The disorder. he continued.
rAs caused by infammatory editorials
Mexican newspapers upon the burning
Il Antonio Rodriguez. Mexican. for
APE and murder of an American woman
al Rock Springs. Tex. on Nov mbcr ,.
secretary Knox issued the following
rsrement
The manifestation Of resentment to-
ward Americans reported from Mexico
= she cause Of deep regret to this Govern
usn' and equally so. I am sure. to the
American people. Al no time have the
Governments and people of the two coun- |
ties sustained toward each other closer |
ni more cordial relations. preiicated |
r"n common purposes and sympathi--. |
han now II IN most unfortunate that /,
~ rrI'al crime in our country Of which I
M@Ilcan was the victim should be made 1
n" "Ncrse for a demonstration Of hos |
MY ward Americans in Mexico. II - l
sta' sfac'ion 20 believe thar such demon l
STATIONS find little sympathy in the body 1
- Ms1iran people and none in the Mexi- 4
'an Government
Am sure the Mexican Government I
o~ -wIfr 70 put down all hostile demon
-''a'l0n against Americans IN Mexico
and - puni~h fhos. engaged in them. a.
ms 't'v"rr menr will he prompt IN press
T.. Ne punishment of persons guilty Of
''.rr@s aaaIns, citizens Of Mexico residing
y ma "0untry-
j. heisved here that the disorder
Il temporary character and will not
L. i'r more than few days. II N
~ "''-f that IN. Mexican Government,
Yah" prompt steps 10 prevent racur-
'nrt ~ ~" Disorder and w protect Am
A--tid"r Wilson and the embassy s,aT.
= r.! American establishments and
~ ambassador Wilson said we're
"a, ~ nv n. mob
tr"'H"v Knox ~ NOT disposed la re-
- ~" rio'- - ~ sufficient importance
fhrrar' any UNUSUAL diplomatic action
~ - confident that President Diaz will
ah". i'IIi@ police measures 80 restore
fi"r ana protect American interests.
'ir'I-'p Leon IL. Va Bnrra. IN. Mex.
H. Ambassador 20 IN. United States
a. conference" to-day with Secretary
~ ~ las filed a protest with tho
"" I'fhrtneni against the burning
b" N1vau ~ Rock Springs and tho
%" J". tum"nt has asked the Governor
" q. 70 ,nvs-tiRA''. the incident
'.'n- u the stat. Depa n ment dis
Nm" -"port that aB attempt WIS
r--i--inhte ArnDa-@adOr WILSON.
100. formation ~ sucr an attempt
' .."' r-uived II ~ tn. custom! for
"-ment ~ 'Hk. steps 80 pro-
.r.mHic Representatives within
I"~- m ~ - presumed her. that