Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-06-03
MADER0 IS
CHEERED LOUDLY
City of Porfirio Diaz Quickly
Changes Name to Suit
Its Visitor
CLERICAL ADVOCATE JuGGE0
General Vilioen of New Mexico
Will Subdue California
Socialists.

! (By Special Leased Wire to New Mexican
/ Piedras Negras, (Formerly Porfirit
! Diaz) Mexico, June 3-Re-enterint
Mexican territory after six hundred
mile journey through the United
States, Francisco l. Madero Jr.. was
welcomed by an immense throng a
the international line here today
Crowds from Eagle Pass, Texas, ant
Old Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, swarmef
the bridges and with chorus of "viva
Madero!" Long live the defender O
liberty." and similar cries, hailed the
former rebel chief as a national here
During the night every little sta
tion contributed it's crowd to the Ma
dero welcome. With Mexico and
American flags fluttering in the light
of dozens of torches, the officers OF
Madero's staff, on guard at 1he en-
trance to his private car repeatedly
were compelled to address the crowds
while their chief slept.
The party arrived at Eagle Pass,
Texas, at $50 o'clock, and were driv.
en- in automobiles across the interna.
tional bridge. At the middle of tbs:
bridge, Madero was received in the
embrace of Senor Carranza, the new
governor of Coahuila, who then escort
ed, him into Mexico through a gateway
OF flowers, the arch of which bore the
inscription "Piedras Negras," signify
ing the passing of the name Ciudad
Porfirio Diaz from this town ana the
dawn OF a new era in Mexico.
Though the hour was early, the
crowd had assembled long before the
train arrived and when Madero and
his wife, followed by the party of 80,
moved slowly across the bridge i'll
procession of automobiles, cheers
rang through the air, the deatening
applause from the American side be-
ing taken up across the border by even
more demonstrative crowd Mader1
made brief address of thanks for the
demonstration.
Friend of Church Creates Scene.
Piedras Negras, June 3.-When
Senor Madero reached the municipal
building he was escorted to a balcony
where the only untoWard incident Of
the day occurred. Senor Madero was
being introduced by Manuel Lopez,
who for some unexplained reason,
took occasion to denounce Benito
Juarez as an African robber who sep
arated church and state. Senor Ma
Zero moved toward young Lopez. Al
1ozen hands quickly seized the young
nan and showed him through the door,
The crowd applauded. He was imme-
lately imprisoned. Senor Madero
hen spoke and defended Juarez. after
which he turned to discussion of
he principles which the revolution
lad fostered. Senor Madero and par.
left on special train at 1890
'clock, preceded by 200 armed men in !
pilot train. The next stop will be
t Monclova, Mexico, tonight.
Governor of Sinoala Assassinated. |
Ell Paso, Texas, June 3.-Culiacan. !
apital of Sinoala and Mazatlan, prin.
lpal seaport of that state are both in
evolutionary hands according to tel.
grams here last night to Eppes Ran.
olph, vice president and general man.
ger OF the Southern Pacific lines in
[exico.
The federals in Mazatlan left Thurs.
ay night on the gunboat which had
cen in the harbor, and the insurrec-
IS marched in. The federals march.
overland towards Mexico City from
uliacan and the rebels took the town
nd are prepared to install Manuel
onilla as provisional governor. Col
mel Randolf had no advices confirma.
'ry OF the reported assassinati tion OF
lego Redo, governor of ,Sinaloa. Half
million dollars is the loss to his
as result of actual damage
} the tracks, equipment and bridges
nd stations during the revolution. Il
Viijoen Will Command
Abram Gonzales, elected yesterday
the Chihuahua legislature as pro-
sional governor at Madero's direc. K
on, declared today that federal and
surrecto soldiers would be sent /
Unity to Lower California under the
OF Boer General B. J. vilioen
Chamberino, New Mexico to nut ,
OWN the Socialist insurrection there. :
e said permission had been granted :
the United States for troops to 20 !
rough New Mexico and Arizona by !
ain.