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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-12
BALL0ONIsT WILL RECOVER
Encountered snow storms md Had
Long, E'rigitful Drop.


Center. KY, May 11.--Numbed BY a
snow storm encountered at an altitude
of 2o.6oo feet. and dropped rapidly to
cause Of inability to control the ball
loon, a Holland Forbes, Of Bridge
port, Conn, vice-president OF the Aero
club OF America and i. G. Yates. Of
New York. suffered severe injuries last
night after n flight Of 400 miles from
Quincy, III
Their balloon the Viking, descended
with such precipitation that both aero.
nauts were bruised and stunned, and
the balloon waa partly wrecked. The
KY. and dropped through the final 100
feet of space like stone. The ball
loonists Will recover. They were un-
conscious all last night, largely be-
A Representative of the Associated
Press visited the injured balloonists
today at the farm OF Tilden Boston.
Both men are suffering from severe
seriously Injured Although confined
to their beds. they expected to be able
to leave within two or three days
we left Quincy at 6:55 O'Clock Mon
were hopeful of striking favorable air
currents that might give us a chance
at the long distance record. We were
carried in semi.circie, however. pass
ing over parts or Illinois. MISSOURI, In
diana and Kentucky Tuesdly morn
Ing we encountered intense cold and
a severe snow storm at an altitude of
5000 feet. Tuesday afternoon agujp,
at an altitude OF $4,000 feet. we ran
into another snow storm. Shortly
feet through the snow. The cold
was so intense that we became he
and half stupefed. We grad
ually lost power to control the balloon:
+ r ~ fn11 hat
just before we made our final drop
but efforts to let out gas by the vaivc
did not bring us down as fast as de-
sired. Finally. ] used the rip cord
for fear we might soon lose conscious.
ness. In some manner as yet undiE-
covered, the cord worked entirely too
well. and ripped the bag almost from
top to bottom. The descent was ter
rife. and I judge that for the last
hundred feet there was little gas LEFT
in the balloon. ~ II fell like a stone.
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CONCLUDE SESSIONS
Final business of Newspaper Men
/ Transacted ON Revenue Cutter. ~.

Finnl business of Newspaper Men
Transacted on Revenue Cutter.
Mobile. Ala, May 11.-The annual
meeting of the Southern Newspaper
Association was concluded to-day on
the revenue cutter Winona, which car
ried the members to and from Fort
Morgan. a I the entrance to Mobile Bay.
Inspection of the fort being permit
ted by the Secretary of War, and the
cutter being placed at the disposal Of Of
the association by the courtesy of
Secretary MacVeagh. Of the Treasury
Department.
Louisville was chosen for the next
meeting.
ofticers were elected as follows;
President. Curtis 2. John, sentinel t
Brown. Times. Louisville; Secretary
and Treasurer, Victor Hanson. News.
Birmingham.
Executive Committee-A. F. San
ford, Journal and Tribune. Knoxville;
G. W.. Brunson, News and Courier,
Charleston, SC: w. NJ. Clemens, News
scimitar, Memphis; Fred Thompson,
Mobile Register Mobile. and e. NJ Fos-
ter, Chronicle, Houston. Tex.
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-----e----------
JAPAN THANKFUL

Expresses Appreciation for Courteous
Treatment OF Young Prince.
Washington, u, e.. May ll,--lne Sap-
anese embassy here has expressed to
the State Department the sincere an
probation of the government and peo-
Pile Of Japan OF the numerous courte-
sles that have been extended 70 Prlnce
Tpkugawa. president OF the Japanese
House Of Peers by the President and
other officials since his arrival In this
The hospitality shown the prince ia
By Japan as additlonai
proof of the kindly regard entertained
by people OF the United states toWaro
that country.
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Roosevelt Replies Terse.
ly to Message From
President.
TO BE PRESENT AT
KINGS FUNERAL
Ex-President Is Appointed spe.
cial Ambassador to Represent
T his Country Reviews
Troops and Has Animated
Conversation With En-
peror William.

Washington, May 11-oficial an
aouncernent was made to-day OF the
appointment of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt by President Taft as special
ambassador to represent the United
States at the funeral OF King Edward
in London. May 90. Cablegrams were
exchanged last night. President Taft
set forth at some length the purpose
of the appointment. Colonel Roose-
Selt replied with the single word.
Accept" This Is said to have been
the first direct communication between
President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt
since the formers inauguration. The
text OF the cablegrans follows:
Washington, May 10. 1910.
"Roosevelt, care American Embassy,
Berlin
Il should be very glad IL you act
as special ambassador to represent the
United States at the funeral of King
Edward VII ] am sure that the Eng
lish people Will be highly gratifed at
your PRESENCE in this capacity. and
that our own people strongly approve
IT. Have as yet received no official
notice of the date Of funeral, but It is
reported that II will take place on the
10th of this month Please answer.
WILLIAM II. TAFT"
Berlin. May 10. 1910.
The President. Washington:
"pons r1-r-y
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DINNER TO "BoosTERs'
President Taft Entertains Singers OF
San FranciscO's Praises.

Washington, D. Co May lin honor
the country urging the claims OF San
Francisco as the place for holding the
exposition commemoratlng the COM
Ipletion OF the Pan-American Canal
President Taft gave dinner at the
White House. Among those present
were Senators Perkins and Flint, of
California; REPRESENTATIVES. Needham,
McLahlin, Knowlaqd, Hayes, Kahn.
McKinlay. Smith and Englebright. Of
fornia, Mayor Mccarthy, of San Fran
icIsco;E Victor H. Metcalf former Sec.
rotary Of the Navy, and Judge Hen-
shaw, of the California Supreme Court.
Judge Henshaw and Mr. Metcalf will
Committee on Industrial Arts and En-
positions In an effort to have the COM
tmittee favor San Francisco as the eX-
,posit lion CITY. 'Sf5 st ,s, s, /,
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WANTS ITS IMMUNITY BATH
American Sugar Refining Company APP
peals to Supreme Court.

Washington. d. C. May 11.-Fightins
for the preservation inviolate to COR
porations Of the Immunity bath" the
American Sugar Refining Company to-
day appealed to the Supreme Court OF
the United States for protection against
the government. The controversy
arises out of an investigation by a
Federal grand jury in New York.
The jury desired to examine two
specified books of the corporation. In
stead of issuing a subpoena to the
secretary of the corporation or other
official, requiring him to appear with
these books, United States Attornav
Wise procured subpoena from Judge
Holt directed to the corporation IT
self.
An attempt was made by the corpor-
aaon 10 nave gudge gaoiaad ae9mne ne qussn rhsn
the corporation failed to comply, fined
it $500 for contempt.
The company appealed to the Su-
preme Court of the United States for
review OF the Judgment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-12
FIRST DIP TO-DAY
Thousands VIII See Florida Glide Into
Water,

Water.
New York. May 11.-From thirty &c
nifty thousand persons will watch the
great battleship Florida take the wa
ter Tomorrow morning from the
Brooklyn navy yard. Thousands will
in the navy yard itself. thousands moro
on the Manhattan side of the river. d.
rectly opposite. and still other thou
sands VIII festoon the Williamsburg
and the Manhattan Bridges. Elabor-
ate police precautions have been taken
TO keep the crowds in hand. and all
river traffic has been ordered confined
TO narrow lane close to the Manhat
tan shore.
Governor Gilchrist. of Florida. is
here to attend the launching, and Miss
Elizabe Leger Fleming, of Jackson
vile. will break the traditional bot
tie of champagne across the battle-
ships bows. Miss Fleming has care
fully rehearsed her part, She says she
has been practicing breaking bottles
on the corner OF the Fleming residence
in Jscksenville ever since she was
named sponsor. and she is sure there
win be no mishap tomorrow.
AT the banquet which will follow
President Sherman Will take the place
OF President Taft. who Is unable to at
tend. and Assistant Secretary Beekman
Winthrop will substitute for Secretary
Meyer. of the Navy Department, who
also must be absent
The Florida is the largest battleship
vet launched In American waters. She
!s 5i9 feet long, will displace $1,000
tons 6estimated), and driven by en-
gInes of $4,000 horsepower. should at
tain a speed Of 2o.T5 knots an hour.
Her main battery consists of ten 1e-
inch rifles. mounted in five turrets.
with broadside of sixteen 5-inch
rifles. Her complement is sixty off,
GERS and 554 men.
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BATTLE. HARD FOUGHT
1t Will Require Second Primary to
..-.l ....I. nerida INNinnAr. 49,.

1t VIII NeqUIre SecOnU Urinary 10
Decide Winner.
Jacksonville, Fla, May 1.-THE close
race between United States Senator
Taliaferro and former Gt,vernor Napo-
leon b. Browafd will necessitateF a
second primary to decide ths Demo-
cratic nominee for the Senate, With
about so per cent of the vote in yes
OF the senatorial candidates is as fol-
lows 4b
Taliaferro. 1s,44o: Broward, l6,4Io;
L'EpSlc. 3,793.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-12
IMPROVEMENT iNoTIcEABL LE
Condition of Senator Daniel Is Crafty
Ing to Physician.

ne 10 FhysIClAn. ~
Lynchburg, Va May 11.-Dr.
'Waugh's bulletin tonight says:
Senator Daniel has slept good
deal during last night and to-day. His
1T was yesterday and last night. IT is
particularly gratifying that his mental
condition has Improved distinctly dur
Ing the past several days, especially
IT is not a very difficult matter now
to get him toerepeat one or two famil-
lar quotations His food is heing In
srreased In amount, slowly, and hepstiu
snent during tho past two weeks Is
aow quite noticeable
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see. sham Fight.

Berlin, May ll.-A sham fight. ir
which 1900 German soldiers OF al
arms took part, occupied the attention
OF Colonel Roosevelt and Emperor VIII.
liam for several hours this morning
After this battle. which took place on
the field at Doeberitz. the whole body
OF troops paraded before the EXPIRES
ident and Emperor. who were standing
aide By side some twenty PAGES in
front OF the gorgeous stan. They sa-
iuted the coIors of the various com
mands. The Emperor touching his
helmet, and Colonel Roosevelt lifting
his sonnbrero.
Speaking partly in English and
partly In German. the Emperor. turn
ing To Colonel Roosevelt. said: You
are the first civilian who has reviewed
our soldiers and then to the German
officers: we re honored in having
here the distinguished Colonel of the
Rough Riders"
The former President was five hours
in the saddle and spent much dime
talking with the Emperor. They drcw
apart from the others and at times
were exceedingly vehement in their
gestures Colonel Roosevelt wo.e a
ding Khaki u,iform. while thu Lrn-
peror and his generals. in uniforms OF
blue and gold helmets, made 4 strik-
ing contrast.
Colonel Roosevelt said tonight that
he felt quite able to deliver his lecture
tomorrow before the university. DR..
w. j. Gilman, Mrs. Rosa Bowles
F'raenkel, who has been treating tie
ex-Presidents throct. said that III all
probability he woul1 permit his pa
tient ito carry out his plans. II WAS
true, he added. that the Colonefs vnice
is husky and would seem 10 be un-
equal to the task, bu. the doctor WAS
confident that he could clear 1T up by
ar nour's work. .rhe Emperor prob
ably will speak briefly upon the con-
ferring of the doctors degree on Col
onel Roosevelt
President Taft's invitation to Colonel
Roosevelt to represent the United
States as special ambassador at the
funeral of the late King of England
was received this morning and accept
ance was Immediately cabled to Wash
ington.
A dinner was given at the American
embassy tonight, the guests, in addi-
tionato the Roosevelts. including sew
eral notable persons
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Berlin. May 10, 1910.
The President. Washington:
Accept.
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lContlnued on Second i
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-18

toward democratic issues in this
country. He sent Taft into Okla
homa to oppose the adoption of
the initiative and referendum; and
Cummins and La Toilette, in their
desperate struggles to redeem their
states from reactionary control,
had to combat constantly the in
huence of Federal patronage ped
died by Roosevelt to the corpora
ton machines of those states.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-18
Marvellous Discoveries

mark the wonderful progress Of the age.
Air flights on heavy machines. kilograms
without wires, terrible war inventions
to kill men, and that wonder Of wonders,
DIR. Kings New Discovery; to save life
when threatened by coughs, colds. Ia.
grippe, asthma, Group, bronchitis, hem
orrhages, hay fever and whooping cough
or lung trouble. For all bronchial aztec.
tons it has no equal. 1t relieves instant.
ly. Its the surest cure. james NJ. Black
Of Asheville, N. G. K X. No. 4, writes il
cured him OF an obstinate cough after
all other remedies failed. zoe and slOO
A trial bottle free. Guaranteed by The
Fuller Drug Co.
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relephone...MoNre 81
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1910.
ROoSEvELT'S RETURN

Now that Theodore Roosevelt is
about to land on his native shore
politicians are anxious to know
what stand he will take, whether
with the progressive republicans
or the regulars. Judging him by
his past there can be no doubt as
to his future course.
Mr.. Roosevelt's failure to iden-
tify himself with insurgency will
not injure that movement nearly
80 much as some of its devotees
imagine.
A writer, in The Public, sizes
the ex. president up as follows:
ut may be granted that he re-
sents the plundering the many by
the privileged few; but when
called upon to suggest a remedy,
he has never in his life proposed
an extension of the power lodged
in the people to control and direct
their own affairs. Invariably he
has demanded an extension of the
powers Of the central government,
and the further removal OF that
government from popular control.
He would eradicate privilege
through the agency of powerful
bureaucratic system, responsible
not to the people but to the ap-
pointing authority.
"Point out any evil to Mr..
Roosevelt, from child labor to the
woolly-aphis pest, and be will sug-
gest a. . remedy the creation Of
commission Of experts to be ap-
pointed by the President.
Instances Of Mr.. Roosevelt's
adherence Of real democracy are
20 many that it is difficult to select
from the wealth of the material at
hand. His present round of calls
upon the crowned heads Of Eu-
rope, and his refusal to visit the
only democratic government in the
old world-Switzerland,-is an ex
cellent example Of it. 1t has been
demonstrated in his almost brutal
defense Of exploitation and tyranny
in the Philippines, in his cham
pionship Of British misrule in In
dia and Egypt, and by his attitude
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-18
TUESDAYS MATINEE

Tuesday afternoon was one Of
the worst days of the season for
out-of.door sports on account Of
wind and dust. For this reason
the attendance at the Fair grounds
was small.
However most Of the program
was carried out and Alamosa took
about everything in the way of
prizes.
Following are the names of the
winners:
lst Event-l-4 mile dash: AL
Hardin first, Chas Noll End.
End Event-3-S mile race: AL
Hardin LIST, Chas. Noll End.
Bird Event-1-2 mile dash; AL
Hardin LIST, Sabine Brothers End.
4th Event. mile free for all
trot or pace, two best in three:
VIM Martin LIST, j. W. Sewer End.
9TH Event-1-2 mile dash for
saddle horses; j. f. Clark LIST,
Perry Craig End
Umbrella race, Roy Hooker
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c. j. Goldie. representing the
publicity department of the Irri-
CATION congress was talking to our
business men Thursday, and set.
ting forth the beauties of the SOU
venir booklet to be issued at the
Congress.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-18
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Rio CrnDdg -.

STATE OF COLORADO.
County Of Rio Grande IS
In the County Court
u.y IL qI .ne Matter of
JOSEPH COX,
Defendant
The People Of the State OF Colorado to Joseph
Coz the Defendant above named, GREETING:
lou are horeby required To appear in an &C.
ton brought against you by the above named
PiAintiu in the County Court Of Rio Grsnde
'ounty state q! Colorado. and ans wer the com
plant therein within thirty days after the
service hereof. il served within the state Of
colorado; or, II served out Of tho State OF Colo.
RADIO, or by publication, within fifty days after
the service hereof. exclusive Of the day OF ser
vice; or judgement will he taken against you
according TO the prayer Of tho complaint; and
II the service hereof be made by publica tiou,
then ten days additional to said nfty dsyy
last hereinabove specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the taking Of
judgment as aforesaid.
The said action Is brought 70 obtain decree
OF Divorce upon tho grounds Of Desertiou and
failure to make reasonable provision for the
support Of your family for moro than ono year.
Also for the custody by tho Plaintiff Of Oretta
Cox. minor child Of the Plaintiff aud Dofeu.
dant. as will moro fully appear from the com.
plant filed in said Court In said action, to
which reference is hereby here made: q COPY
OF which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 70
appear, and to answer tho said complaint a.
above required, tho said plaintiff will apply TO
the court for the relief demanded In her said
complaint.
Given under my hand as attorney for the
plaintiff at my o:fice In Monte Vista In said
County, this 18th lay OF May, A. ID. 1910.
JAMES p. vEERKAMP,
Attorney for tho Plaintiff
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Es1RAY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice 10 hcfcb, given ~ whom Il may con.
ccfn that the following. described estssy sni'
NAL va, taken up near Monte Vista. lilo 1randc
cous's, Colo. on or sbout hsy -. 1880. To ~it;
Ono bay mare about II years old branded
left shoulder. with sucking colt.
Said animal being snkno~p to this hoard.
-. iYi0
Bald c.tray will bs sold b. this hoard, for
tho bcneht Of the ownss wheu scund.
Stalk ioAnp ov STOCK Inspection
COMMISSIONERS.
First Pub Juns II: Last Psb. Jane H.
NotSes on Applieaeiea Te lsass State
lAa6s
once II tho StAss Board Of Land Coamis.
sio0erp.
Deaysr. Colo, Nay =, 1870
Notics II hereby gtvsa that hoy a9ctss
Colo. has made applteattue No. "a 70 Ieasa
In No tsrsnds Co,aty, CoSnssdQ, tovisi
Al 81 bec. ~, Twp. - n. RISE
No other applirsttua 70 loaso the abpys d..
csitsd lands will b. eoasldessd after juas -.
\. l.. JsvSxMaos.
Register State Board kssA Coaalassossrs
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Kept the kina at Home

For the past year we have kept the
King OF all laxatives- DIR. Kings New
Life Pills-in our home and they have
proved blessing to all our family"
writes Paul Mathulka, Of Buffalo, n. Y.
Easy, but sure remedy for all stomach,
liver and kidney troubles. Only BIC ut
The Fuller Drug Co.
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""s
Tho People 81 tho State Of Colorado, to Abrsu
Cha,cs the delondant above named. GREET.
ING;
You arc hereby required 70 appear In an ac-
tion brough, against you BY the above named
plaintiff. ia the County Court al Rio Grands
County, State Of Colorado, aud answer tho con.
plant therein within thirty days after the ser.
Sice hereof, Il scrod within tho State Of Colo
RADIO or by publication OF, II served out Of tho
State OF Colorado within aisy days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of service
or said action may b regularly set for trial tho
same a. though such appearance had bcsn
made and Issue had been Joined GU such CON.
plant
The said action IL brought BY plaintiff " Oh
tain decree OF divorce, dissoiviux the bonds Of
matrimony now existing between plaintiff aud
defendant. on tho ground Of dsseriion. rs will
more fully appear from complaint Ia said
action to which reference IL here made aud =
copy OF which L. hsrst., attached.
Aud you are hereby notified that IL you fail "
appear. and To answer the said complaint a.
above required. the said plsinsid will apply ~
tho Court for the rcliof therein demanded.
Given under my hand aud the ssai of said
Court. al Del Norte. In said County. this 3ist
day Of March, 4. ID. 1910.
ALDEN BAssETT.
Judge, acting Clerk Of the cOunty Court.
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Miss Grace Allen has accepted
n position with tho Hunter Mer-
camille company as sales lady in
the dry goods department.
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JOSE MONDRAGON
defendant.
The People OF the State OF Colorado. 70 jose
Mondragon. the defendant above named
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear In an &C
ton brought against you by tho above named
plaintiff, in tho County Court Of Rio Grands
County, State Of Colorado, and answer. the CON.
plant therein within thirty days after the scr.
vice hereof, IL served within the State Of Colo
RADIO or by publication; or. II served out Of the
State Of Colorado within fifty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of The day Of service !:
or said action may be regularly set for trial
the same rs though such appearance had been
made and issue bad beon Joined on such com.
plant.
Tho said action I. brought by plaintiff 10 OBJ
tain decree Of divorce, dissolvinxs tho bonds
Of matrin'ony nov existing between plaintiff
and defendant, OF tho ground Of descrtion, a.
will mora fully appear from complaint in said
action to which reference is hero made and .
copy Of which i ere,o attached.
And you arc N sby notified that II 700 fail 70
appear. and to answer tho said complaint %
above required. tho said plaintiff will apply 70
tho Court for relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of said
Court, at Dsi Norte. In said County. this sist
day of March. 4. ID. 1910.
ALDEN BAsSETT.
Judge. acting Clerk Of the County Court.
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SUMMONS

STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Rio drande 81
In The County Court.
vErALA CHAyES.
vs.. SUMMONS
ADRIAN CHANES.
defendant.
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SUMMONS
SUMMONS.

STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Rio Grande
ln tho County Court.
MAsANEA MON DRAGON.
Plaintiff.
VS.. SUAAONS.
JOSE MONDRAGON
Defendant