Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-06-06
Amy Which Fought to Keep
Him From Power and Police
Who Lately Pursued Him to
Join Ovation,
lNSURRECT0 SOLDIERS
HAVE NO PART IN PROGRAM
Provisional Goyernmept De-
cides That Presence of Large
Force of UndiScipIined Armed
Men In City Is Dangerous,
tBy Morning Journal Special L.a.es w,r,l

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Mexico City, June 5.--No citizen OF
Mexico was ever given a more en-
thusiastic reception than that which
is planned for Francisco |. Madero,
when ne enters the capital Wednes-
day. Soldiers OF the army which he
has been fighting since November 20
1910, win line the streets. In his
honor military bands will play and
the police whose duty IT once was to
arrest those who cried "Viva Madero"
viii join the ovation.
Officially he Is but Il private citi-
cen and therefore the guns of the gar
rison may render him no salute, and
legally the Mexican hymn may not
be played but all that may be done
under the law will be done by official
Mexico. ms well as by the popuiace.
to make him weeome.
But there may be one note of dis
appointment for thousands OF men
who have borne the hardshlps OF
campaign. The revolutionsts In Cuer-
navaca are to have no part in the
celebration
Fearing that the presence Of so
many armed men, not accustomed to
the discipline OF the regular army
might result in trouble. the govern
ment officials have deemed II wise
To refuse their plea for participation,
Maderos train win be met short
distance out of the city by another
on which Will be committees repre-
| scniing various political cubs.
They viii escort him and HIS party
20 the capital. II Is expected Ma
dcros first move viii be to go to his
home and from one Of its balconies
address the crowds 1t was from
balcony of this house that he made
the first plans for the campaign which
ended with his Imprisonment.
Dozens Of clubs, having as their
central motive the booming of Ma
dcto have been organized since the
close of the war and all these are
active in planning the reception OF
the man they win support for the
presidency, They have agreed that
Madero viii ride through the streets
of the city al the head Of a pro-
cession
II is expected that military es-
cort win be provided and that a rep
resentntion of the army will be in the
line, although no definite orders to
this effect have come from the war
department
In the decorations begun today
there is touch of the official. Az
Is customary on national holidays.
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around the electric light poles that
are set In the center of San Francisco
street the capitals most important
thoroughfarc. Everywhere the ma.
tional colors are beginning to make
their appearance and II is expected
hundreds OF private houses and even
the public buildings will be decorated
IN honor of the erstwhife rebel chief.
Throughout the city troops will be
placed but In this disposition Of armed
mcn there Is double significance.
II Is not altogether certain the throng
which win welcome the peoples idol
will preserve complete order through
out the day and the authorities are
determined the celebration shall not
be marred by an over-lndulgence IN
enthusiasm such as finds expression In
breaking windows,
This morning the first train in many
months lctt for El Paso. With this
resumption OF traffic on the Mexican
Central, the National Railway system
was restored to conditions almost nor
mai Trains are now being operated
on am but two branches.