Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-06-07
MADERO ENTERS
IN TRIUMPH
City of Mexico Never Before
Saw Such Enthusiasm as
Greeted Hero
BUT ARlSTOCRACy IS sULlEN
Former Chief of Police Arrested
For Plot to Assassinate
Victor.
(By Special Leased wire to New Mexicanl

(By Special Leased wire to New Mexican)
Mexico City. June Amidst the
widest enthusiasm, Francisco l. Ma
derO, Jr., today entered the seat Of
the government which he overturned.
The demonstration was the greatest
which the capital has shown in gen.
Grafton. Business was practically sus-
pended and the streets through which
the revolutionary leader made his tri-
umphai way were gay with flags, bunt-
ing, and flowers, while from the
tEroats of tens of thousands came
roars of acclaim.
The nosiy welcome began when the
great crowd at the railway station first
caught sight of Madero as he emerged
from his private car and stepped quick
~ into a waiting carriage.
!, "Vva Madero!'
Shouts of "Viva Madero.' swelled
into a great chorus as the cry was
taken up along the streets leading
from the railway station through the
city.
Bowing and smiling to right and
left, Madero was driven to the Nation
al Palace and then to the home of his
father, at Berlin and Liverpool streets.
| The crowds fell in behind as the car
riage passed, until noisy but friendly
procession had formed. Scores Of
civilians, societies, political organiza.
tions, women in carriages, and soldiers
in parade uniform moved to the quick
step music of the military bands.
! Aristoeracy Sullen.
1t was spectacle stirring and un-
usual but amid the popular rejoicing
could be detected an undercurrent of
| resentment on the part of unreconciled
aristocracy that looked on silently
though not unmoved.
Plots Against Madero's Life.
| Rumors OF plots against the life OF
| the hero of the day were rife, as were
reports that secret arrests had been
made. Antonio Villacencia, former
chief of police, was taken into custody
last night. Immunity as members OF
the house of deputies is said to have
stayed the arm of the law against
others alleged to have been implicated
iii plot, the discovery of which was
followed by the arrest of w. l.. Dunn
an American at Monterey, and Daniel
! de- Villiers, former police head.
These two men are accused of being
at the head OF the plotters. Madero's s
special train was preceded to the capi-
tai by a score of other trains which
went up the line yesterday to partici,
pate in the festivities.
Laurel Wreath for Madero.
The occupants of these trains, filed
! the platforms of the stations where
stops were made, but the general pub
lie remained outside, held in restraint
by Gordon of police. On alighting
from the car here, Madero was greet
ed by Sonora Aguiles Serbian. one OF
the heroines of the rebellion, who
handed him laurel wreath. Sonora
Serbian is the widow of one of the first
lose his life. His home in Puebla in
preparation for the revolt was used
as storehouse for rifles and ammuni-
ton. The secret was discovered by
the government and Serbian was killed
IN defending his home. When the hus-
band fell. his wife and her two sisters
seized rifles and continued the resist
ance until they were overpowered. The
women were thrown into Jail, where
they languished for months. With the
triumphs of the Madero party Ser.
dan society was formed here and Sc
mora Serbian was brought to the capi.
tai to greet the man for whose cause
she and her family had suffered SO
much.
| A brief address of welcome was
made by DR.. Cuthberto Hidalgo, after
which parade was formed.
| The various bodies participating had
been at the rendezvous since day
break and each had been assigned d
position in the line, into which it fell
at the proper moment.
Banners bearing Madero's likeness
were everywhere mingled with the ma
! tional colors and slogans of the revo
luton.
| shopkeepers Shutter Windows.
| Mexico City, Mex, June 7.-Loom-
/ ing up larger than all others were
banners bearing the single word "Or-
der"
These were intended to influence
the populace to restrain the more tur-
bulent impulses. Shopkeepers as a
rule were inclined to be on the safe
side and generally the windows OF
their places shuttered.
| From the railway station the pro-
cession moved into Gales de Puente
de Alvarado, the Avendida de los HON.
bres Ilustres and into the park at the
National Palace and thence back
1 through the avendida de San Francis
co, the Avendida Juarez. the Paso de
Ia Reform, and the Gales de Berlin
to the Madero home.
| Here in the two-story brick house
owned by Madero.- the elder, and dis
tinguished from its neighbors by a
tower, the conqueror of Porfirio Diaz
rested for the first time since the tri-
umphal entry into the country was
made at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, now
newly named Piedras Negras.
! Troops Not Loyal.
Juarez, Mexico, June 7.-Indications