Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-05-19
PEACE NOW ASSURED.
Madero Saws Revolution Has Succeeded
and Peace is at Hand--Se gOtlatiolls
TO be Pushed Rapidly.

vi aderO says Revolution fa- Succteueu
and Peace is at Hand-Neg quotations
to be Pushed Rapidly.
FL Paso, Tex, May 10 Peace in
Mexico is assured. can safely say
there is nc more fighting in sight. The
revolution has succeeded. y
Francisco l. Madero, provisional
president Of Mexico today made this
announcement TO the United Press III
explaining his proposed trip to Mexico
City to conclude the final armistice for
lasting peace in the republic below the
Rio Grande
DR.. Tasquez Gomez is arranging
for my trip TO Mexico City within tile
next tvo days. / shall 60 unguarded
The first thing to be done in the
capital will be the conclusion OF peace
arrangements. The present arinistice
ends Monday and by that time the
truce viii have tsan Heightened and
fuaI peace papers will have been sign
ed. In any evert, the eud Of the
fighting has come. > -.
The present peace is only provision
al. The scene shifts to Mexico City,
where, ii Is expected Madero and
Dia2 will quickly conclude arrange
ments for ending the bloodshed.
The rebeiiious family. OF Madero is
already beginning to return IN triumph
to its native land from its safe quarters
in FL Paso, and San Antonio. Fran
cisco I. Madero, sr., many times a
millionaire and father Of the revolu-
tiona.y chieitain, is prepared to 90 to
the national capital tonight. Sonora
Francisco Madero. .jT, and her daughters
today we're preparing their belongings
ior the trip to Mexico City and the
other Maderos will soon all be on
Mexican territory.
Franciscos Maderos trip 10 the
capital will be one Of triumph. Now
tha, the revolution is considered won
the Mexican common people will
cheer and make demonstrations along
the route for lha midget physician
Madero, who ovcrthrew Porforio Diaz,
the griz2led veteran OF Chapuitepec.
The insurgents are taking no chance
OF being deceived il the present situa
ton. T~o thousand insurgents haze
left Juarcz for southern points within
the past "a hours They sill concen-
trate about chihuahua. ready 10 attack
.hat city the instan, they are adrised
that Madero's peace plans in Mexico
City have failed, but ail are convinced
that Diaz is dealing fair, in the
present situation aud sincerely desires
to bring about peace,
Now that his son has virtually won
lis battle for the people Of his native
land, Francisco /. MadeTo, 81. Is dis
playing enormous pride il my boy,
as he calls h;Ea
Ii YOU had known my son when he
vas a youngster." he said, you would
never have seen in him leader Of
revolution ii great rcpGLli1 He VAS
always extremely quiet and very
5tudious. His whole borhood manner
vas Just the opposite Of what might be
OF th- youth Of leader OF
instruction.
Sar DIEGO, May 19.-The American
insurrects 10 | vaI California are minus
their leader today, General Pryce and
his chief aide. Hopkins, having Eeen
arrested by United States troops guard
ing the border, Both are 10 Fort Ros
Grams having been captured while try
lug 10 get back INTO Mexico alter i Sc
cret visit 10 this city.
Juarez. Mex, May 19.-Franciseo /.
Madcro today received IRON President
Diaz 8 private telegram rea$$uring him
that Diaz would resign betwaeu May
"a and June /.
Mexico City, May 19-Threatening
to encamp with l. QG0 at the gates OF
Mexico City within the month. General
Figueroa, lie insurgent leader in tha
south OF Mexico. is quoted today as de-
claring that he viii gre defiance to
both Diaz and Madero unless he has
a finger 10 the peace pie. -
The report declares that he asserted
that no 'temporaro president" sill he
tolerated-that only the immediate ac
ccssion OF Madcro and the resignation
Of Diaz Till satisfy him.
Revolutionary <ympathizers hare de-
clare that the military preparations OF
the in>urrectos are complete and that
it the present peace negotiations fail,
the most terrific biow Of the entire rev.
olution will be struck against the gov
eminent, The scene will he Mexico
City, it is SAID, the troops Of MadaTo in
tie north, Iisurea in the south ard
Madero's iieuteraEt; about Chihuahua
participating.
Lieut.. Milburn, who also accom-
panied General Bryce, was neld Tor d
time bit ~as later released.