Evening star., 1911-05-27
De la Barra Urges That He
Hurry to the Capital.
IN A WHIRL OF PLEASURE
Leader of Late Insurrection Is Hav-
ing a Good Time.
DIAZ Is OFF FOR SPAIN
Former President Of Republic Slips
Out Of Capital IN Early Hours
Of the Morning.


JUAREN, Mexico. May 27.-Francisco
T. Madero jr. today received q long mes
sage from President de la Barra, urging
him to como to Mexico City as soon as
possible. He inquired also II DE-. vasquez
Comes had started for the capital and
the probable time OF his arrival Or.
Gomez already Is en- route TO Mexico
City.
President de Ia Barra also stated he
had wired Gov. Vale Of Coahuila sug-
gesting that he request the legislature Of
the state of Coahuila to proceed at once
to elect Venustiano Carransa as pro-
visional governor. Senior Madero earlier
today had been advised that the legisla-
ture of Coahuila still refused to name
Carranza, suggesting Oscar Cara and
declaring that ENJOYS would be sent to
Juarez to discuss the matter IL Senior
Madero desired. The latter replied that
Carranza was his choice and demanded
that he be named forthwith lest an ad-
vance on the town of Saltillo, the state
capital. be ordered.
Madero's Man Named.
At 10 o'clock this morning q message
was received from the secretary Of the
legislature of Coahuila at Saltillo. stat
ing that this body was disposed to name
Carranza and begging that no attack on
the town be made, and a few minutes
later the following notification was re-
ceived from the legislatures:
nor OF the state Of Coahuila venustiano
Carranza. who has already been notified
We beg of you to give orders Immediate
ly suspending the attack on this place
and ordering for the sake of convenience
and good order the peaceful entrance of
the msurrectos. special committee has
been appointed to see your chiefs t.
transmit your orders and tell them Of
the naming of Carranza"
Senior Madero as visibiy pleased at the
action Of the Coahulla legislature, de-
claring 1t an index OF the course of leg
islatures In other states.
Upon learning that Senior Madero
thought the date suggested yesterday in
the Mexican congress for the general
elections was too remote. Alfredo Robles
DomngueZ, special representative OF Ma
dero at Mexico City. today wired his
chief here. suggesting September "a for
the primary elections, October for cleo
ton day and November 2 or as the
date for the next president to take Of
flee. Senior Madero telegraphed his ac-
ceptance.
Madero Enjoying Himself.
Relieved OF the dignity Of the Office Of
provisional president Gen. Madero. In the
new character Of private citizen, waItzed
merrily IN his spacious home here last
night at the first social function oele-
brated since tho revolution was COM
menced. The ball was given by the wom-
ems clubs OF the city In honor OF the
successful outcome OF the insurrection
and was attended by Senior Madero, his
military stan and scores OF his other
officers.
Madero will participate in q continuous
round Of festivities. Monday night he
will be the guest OF the city OF Ell Paso
at reception and banquet. Tuesday
night he will attend a dinner given In
his honor. along with Col Steever. oom-
manding the 4th UKted States Cavalry,
and Col. Shaepe OF the 23d Infantry.
Many ovadons Planned.
Already messages have been received by
Senior Madero from various points in
Mexico along his line Of travel to Mexico
City, asking what time he will pass
through certain towns. as public ovations
are being planned.
Indications are that he Will leave Wed
nesday night via San Antonio and Laredo.
Senior Madero spent part OF the morning
at tho customs house, until today the
provisional capital Of tho republic. He
dictated several letters to the stanogra-
pliers there. nodded to the insurrecto SEN
try on guard and took an automobile
ride through the town.
An owner In q large railroad and lum-
Der syndicate in Chihuahua cabled from
London today to his agent here to en-
ploy as many of the discharged insur-
rectos as wanted jobs, whether there was
work enough for all or not. pointing out
the necessity Of getting employment for
those who might create trouble IL they
remained idle. He suggested. too. that If
the duty on corn and beans were removed
by the government he would arrange to
have the railroad with which he ie con-
nected transport to the interior and sell
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