The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1911-06-09
MADERO SHOWS
APPRECIATION
PLEASED OVER THE RECEPTION
RENDERED HIM YESTERDAY.
WHEN HE REACHES MEXICO CITY
Madero's Meeting with President De
la Barra at the National Palace was
Impressive-Mueh Good Yet to be
Accomplished.


Accomplished.
Mexico City June 8.-Mr Madero
desired to express through the Asso.
ciated Press his qualification for the
reception given him yesterday, say
ing he would issue a manifesto to the
Mexican people within the next two
days in appreciation of his welcome
He spoke enthusiastically of his meet
ing today with President De La Barra,
asserting his confidence that perfect
harmony would prevail, and that the
administration would busy itself in
tranquiizing the country.
Mr.. Madero's meeting with Presi.
dent De La Barra at the national pal
ance was impressive The former reb-
el chief had not met the president
and as De La Barra entered corridor
leading from his office, escorted by
his military staff, he stepped forward
and grasped the hand of the trum-
plant chief of the revolution. Both
men, short of stature were overshad-
owed by the guardsmen of the Madero
staff as well as those of the chief exc
Cutive. The two men chatted for a
few minutes.
"A good deal has been done" Mr.
De la Barra said, but there is much
ahead of us. From the way in which
you have been received in the capital,
/ am confident all will be accomplish.
ed that should be and with the APP
proval Of popular element"
Mr.. Madero explained his confidence
in President De la Barra, asserting he
was glad Mexico had at the head of its
government so eminent and so hon
orable man.
The parting Of the two men was
cordial. They embraced in character
istic Mexican fashion and returned
down the long corridor in opposite di-
rections. AS Madero passed down the
stairway, the federal officer on guard
presented arms. Half way down the
staircase leading to the court of the
national palace, crowd of small girls
tossed flowers at the descending par
ties and by the time Madero entered
AsS Wi idSS, no "oo oihoot So'OiSu
with roses and confetti
Escorted to the gateway by federal
guards, Madero again entered the
cheering jam of people and made his
procession through the streets.
Last night noisy celebrants filed the
streets and paraded. Madero was
closely guarded throughout the day.
When he arrived at the station, short.
iy after noon, it was with difficulty
that his bodyguard fought for the way
through the almost impossible barri'
cade of humanity.
One of Madero's vigilant guards OBJ
served a man with his pistol drawn
and not hesitating whether 1t was for
salute or malevolence, he wrested the
weapon from the mans hand and fore
ed him back into the crowd. The po
lice incidentally, just before the train
arrived, arrested a suspicious charac'
ter. Several persons were injured in
the press of the crowds, but there
were no fatalities.
During the march In the streets, a
platform over an excavation gave way
and about twenty persons fell into the
ditch Madero stopped his carriage
and ordered his bodyguard to assist
them They were all rescued without
injury and the procession continued.
Following Madero, in several car
riages, were members Of his family
and chiefs from surrounding states
Among them, company from OaXacs
which was commanded by fifteen
year-old girl, Esperanza Chavarri
dressed in khaki suit, high top boots
and wearing a sombrero trimmed IL
flowers.
Madero will, on Friday, review the
army of the south under Ambros
Figueroa at Cuernaraca and shortl!
after his return will go to Tehuacar
for a two months rest.
My stay in the city of Mexico" hi
said, will depend upon the time i
takes the president and myself to ar
range details for the reorganization
of the government. l shall act onl!
in an advisory capacity"
Mexico City, June T. Amid tn
widest enthusiasm, Francisco l. Ma
dero, jr., ~today entered the seat o
the government which he overturned
Bowling and smiling right and left
Madero was driven from the station t
the national palace and then to tn
home of his father at Berlin and Lily
erpool streets. Throngs that line
the way fell in behind as the carriag
passed until great, noisy but friendl
procession had formed. Scores of C
william societies, political organizations
women in carriages, and soldiers i
parade uniform moved on to the quicl
step music of the military bands.
was a spectacle stirring, unusual, bu
amid the popular rejoicing could b
seen an undercurrent of resentmer
on the part of unreconciled aristo,
racy, that looked on silent, though nc
unmoved.
Mexico City, June 1.-THE demon
stration was the greatest which tn
capital has known in generation
Business was practically suspende
and the streets through which the re
dictionary leader made his triumphi
way were gay with flags, bunting an