The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06
HAIL TO CHIEF
THE SLOGAN IN
MEXICO CITY
Magnificent Reception Is
Planned for Francisco I.
Madero When He En-
ters the Capital.
ALL CLASSES WILL
JOIN IN WELCOME
Rebel Army at Cuernavaca
Greatly Disappointed Over
Not Being Allowed to
Take Part.

MEXICO CITY, June 5.-No citizen of
Mexico was ever given a more enthusi
astic reception than that which is planned
for Francisco !. Madero. when he enters
the capital Wednesday. Soldiers OF the
army which he has been fighting since
November 90, 1910 Will line the streets
In his honor military bands will play
and the police whose duty il once was
TO arrest those who cried viva Ma
dero" will join in the ovation.
Officially he Is but a private citizen
and therefore the guns of the garrison
may render him no salute, and legally
but all that may oe done under the law
Will be done by official Mexico. as well
as by the pepulace to make him well
come.
But there may be one note OF disap-
pointment for thousands of men who
have borne the hardships OF a campaign.
The revolutlonists in Cuernavaca are To
have no part In the celebration. This
was decided today, but neither they, nor
their representatives IN the capital. have
ceased In their efforts to have the edict
withdrawn.
Fear Trouble Might Ensue.
Fearing that the presence OF so many
armed men not accustomed TO the dsci-
pline OF the regular army might result
in trouble, the government officials have
deemed II wise 10 refuse their plea for
participation.
Madero's train will be met a short dis
tance out of the city by another. on
which Will be committees representing
various political clubs. They will es
cort him and those with him to the
capital.
From the station 1t is expected Ma
dero's first move will be TO 20 10 his
home and from one of its balconies ad-
dress the crowds.
II was from balcony of this house
that he made the nrst political address
Of the campaign which ended with his
Imprisonment.
Dozens of clubs. having as their CEN
trail motive the booming OF Madero, have
been organized since the close Of the
war and all these are active in planning
the reception of the man lhey will sup
port for the presidency
Madero at Head of Procession.
They have agreed that Madero will ride
through the streets OF the city at the
head OF n procession.
IL is expected that a military escort
Will he provided and that the army will
be represented In the line, although no
definite orders To this effect have yet
come from the war department.
In the decorations begun today there Is
a touch of the official. AS is customary
on national holidays. towers are being
placed by the city around the electric
light poles that are set in the center of
San Francisco street, the capitals most
important thoroughfare. Everywhere the
national colors are beginning 10 make
their appearance and 1t is expected hun
dreds Of private houses and even the
public buildings Will be decorated In
honor of the erstwhile rebel chief.
Throughout the city troops VIII be
placed, but in this disposition OF armed
men there Is a double significance. 1t Is
not altogether certain the throng which
will welcome the peoples idol Will pre-
serve complete order throughout the
day. and the authorities are determined
the celebration shall not be marTcd by
an Indulgence in enthusiasm.
Tonight II Is reported that General
Manuel Gonzales Cosio former minister
of war, Will depart next week for
Europe.