The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-02-28
Of Late AssasSInated PreSi
dent Of Mexico In Newark
Acknowledged His Relation.
ship To Newspaper Man
4 Resident Of Virginia Bot
In Newark On Business

There was a guest at the Warden
hotel yesterday, who was out of the
ordinary; It may be said that he was
very distinguished guest. His name
is Q. MADEIRA. and he is Of the same
family as the late deposed and assas.
sinted Mexican president, says the
Newark American Tribune.
When the name was seen upon the
register an effort was made to learn
something more Of the gentleman ana
the desire was gratified through the
courtesy of the gentleman in question,
at least II was gratifed to certain
extent. but not In full.
When told that his name was one
that attracted attention he admitted
that the reporter was right in his sur.
mise, and that he was Of the same
family to. the extent that the late
president was perhaps a third or
fourth cousin. but that owing to the
sensational end of the former presi.
dent he was not desirous of making
any public claims to relationship.
He stated that in the sixteenth cen.
tury there were three brothers who
lived in small town in Spain, but
failed to mention the name of the
town. The brothers came to America
One of them settled in the town that
was later named for him, Madeira, O.
Another settled In Mexico, and the
other who was the great grandfather
of this Mr.. MADEIRA settled In Mt. Yer.
non, Va, the home Of President George
Washington. The one who settled In
Mexico was the great grandfather OF
Francisco I. Madero.
He added that the late President
Madero and his family were highly
educated people and efficient in every
way. but were afflicted with uncon-
trolble passion and impulsiveness.
which ended as 1t we'll known, so far
as the late president was concerned.
He added that for reasons, natural
or unnatural. whichever way the read.
er might figure out they changed the
way of spelling the family name from
MADEIRA to Madero, hence the similar.
ity. yet the difference.
MFR. MADEIRA Is cultured, well
groomed man of about 45 years, and
while his home Is in Mt. Vernon, Va.
he makes his business headquarters al
Grafton. w. Va. He does not have the
appearance of commercial traveller
although he carries the proverbial
grip He would impress person who
Is observing of being a gentleman oi
leisure who Is seeking Information
along the lines foreign to commercial
lines.
He left Newark at noon yesterday
but failed to say where he was going
Those with whom he came in contac
were all impressed with the fact tina
he is a true gentleman, who make
little or no reference to himself. no
does he seek the limelight. He 4
dark-skinned of the Mexican or Span
ish hue. and as stated above is of tn
fashion plate type SO far as appear
ance goes.
The only time he displayed an
sign of impetuousness was when tn
question was asked: did the Mex
can government have criminal know
ledge Of Francisco's DEATH" H
promptly replied 81 do not know.
Further questioning was deemed vi
wise lest the anger of Mr. Nader
became pronounced. But II wa
enough to show that he had an opil
lon in the matter, which he did nj
: care to have become generally publ