The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-08
.Mexico's Capital Turns
Out En- Masse to
Greet Madero.
PATH is STREWrJ
WITH FLOWERS
Through Streets Decorated With
Flags and Bunting and Lined
With Thousands Of Cheering,
Gailyl CARRIED Enthusiasts,
He Goes to Fathers
Home. II

Mexico City. June 7.-If there was
doubt in the minds of any one US to
the sentiment, of the people in the cap
leai toward francisco |. Madcro. Jr..
hero Of the late revolution. st must
have been dispelled to-day by the
cheers that greeted his arrival from
Juortz, following the success of his
revolt from the Diaz regime
thousands on thousands OF people
packed The Enclosure in front of the
railroad station. lined the fences and
walls. roofs OF houses. and lilled win
dows and balconies at every point
which afforded view of the station
entrance The shout was in turn ech-
oed by other thousa nds who packed
the streets. -
Tho coach 10 which Mr. and Mrs,
Maocro was escorted was drawn hy
TOUR iron gray horses, which we're man
aged h5 Positions in green jachets.
white trousers, colonial wigs and green
caps. with Senior Madcro and his wife
rone Alfredo Robes Dominguez, now
chlef OF this military zone
Lines OF khaki-clad horscmen made
line OF rearing and plunging horses.
through which the members OF the
party walked TO the coach BOUQUET,
" Mowers and wreaths Of myrtle ware
! tossed IN the path OF the victor and nj.
ie anu mo the carriages AZ the Ma
dero party drove through the cheering
multitude. Dozens OF banners idan,is
ned different contingents OF the crowd
which packed IN aboutthe Madero
riagc. -. - -
with great difficulty the mounted
escort made way for the Madero car
ase through the gates and over into
,'.s pie."Iesque Pazo de la Reforma,
where triumphant procession 10 ,bc
Natlonai Palace began. Several hun
cd horsemen. In broad brim,ned lb,ts
an a.d canvas suits. each with one two
or three belts OF Mauser cartrtdpes
Strapped on him followed. 3.far
,.an thousands OF persons along the
way. Notwithstanding they had been
noldins their places OF vantage for
several hours, were in the hest =,
), ~ uinor. Madero sat and stood altar
,y. but always bowling and waving
ms nat IN response 10 the 'vivas" thar
never ended ..f >1'''t
business Suspended.
The demonstration was the rre,tae,
mat the capital has known In a gen.
Grafton. Business was practically sus-
pended. and the streets through witch
Inc revolutionary leader made hie
,riumphal way were gay with nags.
bunting and flowers. while from the
oa's q tens of thousands came
roars OF acclaim.
great crowd al the railway station
hrst caught sight OF the bearded face
ana stocky figure as Madero emerged
from MS private car and stepned
quickly into waiting carriage Shouts
OF Viva Madero." swelled into a great
.horus as the cry was taken up along
the streets leading from the ratlo.a1.
station through the city.
Bowling and smiling right and left
Madero was driven from the station IL
me national palace. and thence to the
nome of his father. at Berlin and
Liverpool Streets. Throngs that lined
the way fell in behind as the carriage
passed, until a noisy but friendly pro-
cession had been formed Scores OF
civilian societies. political organiza :
tons. women in carriages and soldiers
In parade uniforms moved on TO the
quickstep music Of the military bands
Spectacle Is Stirring.
was spectacle stirring and UNI
usual but amid the popular rejoicing
could be detected an undercurrent OF
resentment on the part of unreconciled
arlstoeracy. that looked on silent,
though not unmoved. 4 HIr
Rumors of plots against the life of
The hero of the day were rife, as were
. reports that secret arrests had been
made. Antonio vlllacencia, former
chief of police. was taken Into custody
last night. Immunity as members Of
the House OF Deputies is said 10 have
stayed the arm Of the law against 9TH
ers alleged to have been implicated
in q plot. the discovery of which was
Followed by the arrest OF w. L. Dunn.
an American, at Monterey, and Daniel
De Yillieres. These two men are ac-
cused Of being at the head of the
plotters. 3t,ll0
Maderos special train was preceded
n lu fj.1s
trains, which went up the line yester-
aay to participate In the demonstra-
lions en- route and escort the rebel
general to the city. The occupants of
these trains filed the platforms OF the
sta atoms where stops were made, but
the general public remained outside,
5'hcid N restraint by q Gordon of pol CO.
* Handed wreath.
Upon alighting from his car here
4 Madero was greeted by Senior Aguiles
! Serbian, one of the herolnes OF the
rebellion, who handed him laurel
wreath. Sonora Serbian is the widow
OF one of tho first of the revolutionary
3 conspirators to lose his life. His home
7 In Pueblo, In preparation for the revolt
was used as storehouse for rifles
and ammunition. The secret was die
covered by the government, and Ser
dan was killed in defending his home.
When the husband fell his wife and
her two sisters seized rifles and con
tinued the resistance until they were
X overpowered. The women were thrown
Into jail, where they languished for
MONTHS 81 ID i.sl4 sfli
With the trimph OF the Madero party
a Serbian society was formed here.
and Senorn Serbian was brought to the
capital TO greet tho man for whose
cause she and her family had suffered
30 much, Tho little woman rendered
4 the.wreath without word. Madero's
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