El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-22
MADERO IS GOING
To MEXICO CITY
SHORTLY
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daily. held notebook as table, while
| Francisco Madero, the elder, produced
I a priced American fountain pen. Others
lighted matches, and the first signature,
that of judge Carbajal, was affixed. A
match burned somebody's finger, and
somebody swore softly.
But the light of matches was very un-
satisfactory. Another bright mind sug-
gested that the head lights Of the au-
tomobiles be employed. The machines
were grouped so as to focus their cal
| cium glare on the steps of the pro-
yisionah capitol where the group of
peace makers was congregated. In that
way the other delegates affixed their
scratches, the reporters made notes
and all was we'll. Then began the joy
battle. In Mexican fashion the peace
delegates began to hug each other,
clinching in pugilistic attitude which
resembled the first stage Of a battle
royal The elder Madero closed in with
an innocent newspaper man, and the
venerable Mexican received a swift
Anglo-Saxon punch over the kidneys
for his affectionate salutation. In that
fashion peace was made-on paper.
Madero's Announcement.
Francisco l. Madero jr., announces
that he will go to Mexico City as a pri
vate citizen and do all in his power to
assist Sr. de Ia Barra in the reestab-
1ishment of order when he shall rise to
the presidency. The provisional presi-
dent denies the report that he ever con-
sidered division of the duties of presi-
dent of the republic after the prom
ised Diaz resignation.
Madero says that. he has received d.
rect word from Diaz that he will re-
sign before the end of the month, and
from another source that vice president
Corral will do likewise. Madero Satur-
day night telegraphed congratulations
to de la Barra, assuring him of cooper
alton in the establishment of peace
Alfonso Robes Dominguez, a pro-
visional government representative al
ready in Mexico City, has been instruct
ed to confer with de la Barra regard
ing this matter, prior to Maderos ar
rival at the national capital.
No DOugle Regency.
MY going to Mexico City shall be
for the purpose of using all my po-
litical influence to get a prompt re-
establishment of peace" states Ma
dero. II go neither as a minister or an
adviser. When I resign from the pro-
visional presidency. I will be nothing
more than a citizen AS such I will
elaborate with ST.. de Ia Barra- The
version that a double regency shall be
established for Sr. de la Barra and
myself, comes from Mexico City, and
has no foundation at all. In the first
place. it is against the constitution.
Such regime could not exist. 1t would
not be compatible with the executive
chief Of the nation: and no good Mexican
would tolerate It,"
May Go On National.
Probably before it Is necessary or
opportune for Madero to leave. the
Mexican National will be rebuilt to Chi
huahua and Torreon. in which event he
can go directly south from JuareZ to
the national capital. However, If this
road is not reopened-it has been tied
up since January %, when Orozco cut
it at Moctezunaa-it IL hardly believed
that Madero will be interfered with If
he attempts to go through Texas TO /
Eagle Pass or Laredo and then to Mex !
ico. A warrant Is out charging him with (
fomenting revolution against friend.
~ nation. but one was also issued l
against Abram Gonzales, his provisional |
governor of Chihuahua, and Gonzales I
comes to FL Paso when he wishes and
circulates freely in the lobby of hotels.
even e1bowing the secret service men
Vt the United States. who know him
we'll Gonzales and Madero both had
issued for them at the same
time and both left FL Paso at night and
Joined their army at Zaragoza, below
Juarez, moving from there east to |
then southwest to Casas
Trandes
Insurrectos Paid.
The provisional government has se-i
cured loan OF $4,000 pesos from the
Juarez branch of the Banco Minera,
according to Gustavo Madero, minister
Of finance This money was used to
pay the insurrecto soldiers
Former FederaIs af MARK
Labor conditions are Frightening for
The railways, and the mining and con-
struction employers near Ciudad |
Iuarez Many of the federal soldiers,
lisarmed with the capture Of Juarez ;
Ire going to work instead Of enlisting
with the rebel army
IRMfSTICE OBSERVED IN AT
LEAST THREE MEXICAN STATES
Laredo. Tex May 22-Narus Of TIE !