The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-06

MEXICO CITY. June "a hear
ty welcome will be given Francisco
I. Madero. Jr. when he reaches this
city Tomorrow. There II to be no
military demonstration. however. The
streets will be lined with regular
troops but their duty will be to as
sist tho police In restraining the
crowds and maintaining order. Ma
dero's friends insist that the troops
must not take a prominent part in
the welcome. fearing II they did II
would interfere with their leader .
popularity.
A special train carrying commit
tees from all OF the recently organ
ICED Madero political clubs Will. leave
here In the morning to meet the Ma
dero special. All Of the marching
clubs will be lined UP at the depot
here.
An open carriage drawn by four
white horses will be provided for Ma
dero and escorted by all of his fol-
lowers, he will proceed directly to his
home from the balcony of which he
will make a speech to the crowd.
This speech Will formally launch
his candidacy for the presidency 10
succeed De la Barra. 1t was as the
result Of a speech made from this
sam me spot that Madero was arrested
during the last presidential election
and the revolution prectpitated. In
his speech he Will outline the methods
he believes should be resorted to 10
restore normal conditions throughout
the country.
Investigating Riot
The police ara day investigating
last nights rioting in Santa Julia.
one Of the poorest quarters of the
city. II Is reported that eight We're
killed and forty wounded,
The riot started unexpectedly. A
company OF women. parading In con-
nection with an equal suffrage move
ment. were attacked by a band OF
roughs. The rurals arrested one OF
the ringieaders. His companions at
tempted to free him and a general
fight followed. The rurales were COM
PEELED TO IRE to scatter the rioters
President DE la Barra has issue
orders to the police that ali disorder
must be put down with a stern hand
As a result the commanders OF the
insurgent forces outside OF the city
have ordered their men back to Cuer-
navaca until Madero can REVIEW them
They VIII then be paid of and mus
tered out
Ready To Move on Lower California
Ell. PASO. TEN. June 6,--The
tardy movement OF Madero troops To
lower California. 10 operate against
the socialist insurgents who control
the section. IL responsible for the de-
lay OF Abram Gonzales in taking over
the governorship of chihuahua state.
Gonzales remains at Juarez, instea d
Of proceeding to Ciudad. Chihuahua.
More than 10, 900 troops under
General Luaue. the former Federal
commander. are bein gentrained at
chihuahua Tor service against ths
lower California insurrectos. They
will either move TO Manzanilie and
thence by steamer TO lower Caiifor-
nia or Will come to Juarex. If the
United States government grants per-
mission for the transportation of
Mexican soldiers through Arizona AMI
New Mexico over the Southern Pact
fle lines. The delay in this move
nent lis attributed to diplomatic red
tape.
Through Service Resumed.
Through freight and passenger traf-
f1c between Juarey and Mexico City.
which had been interrupted for two
months, was resumed last night when
Mexican National railway train
reached the border poin, with pas
sengers and mail
Aviation Leader Declines Once.
SAN DIEGO. CAL, June s-Cap-
tain Henry James Of tina insurgcn,
forces at TtaJusna to-day. made pub.
lie q letter received the tnsurgeni
troops from Dick Ferris. the Los An.
eeies aviation enthusiast. declining
the provisional presidency or the re-
public OF lower California
simultaneously James announced
that a new election would be helt
this afternoon to choose a successor
TO Gen. Rhys Price as head Of tbs
insursent force in lower California
The only candidates are James anc
Captain Henry Mosby who has re-
Gently been In a hospital at tecarte
Ii Is said that Captain James IL seek
Ing to gain entire control OF the low.
er California situation.