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The evening world., 1913-12-06
KV|AT wins SENIOR
CROSS COUNTRY RACE
At VAN CORTlANOT
Leslie, Long Island, Junior
Champion, Beaten in Final
200 Yards.

Through lines formed BY ten thou
sand persons. Abel Kiviat Of the Irish
American Club finished nrst In rho
senior cross-country race this after
noon over the Van Cortlandt Park
Course II. L. Leslie, Long Island A.
c.. was second. and Tom Barien Of
the Irish American A. c. was third.
The race was a bitter night between
Kiviat and Leslie william Kramer
favortte and last years winner. dropped
out at the end Of the first lap leaving
tho feld clear for Kiviat and Leslie.
Tho Long-lsland entry led until within
200 yards OF hnish when Kiviat dash cd
10 the front with . burst Of speed and
raced homo twenty yards In the lead.
Ills time was 33 minutes 81 seconda
More than 5000 crowded around the
starting line and saw Kiviat, carrying
No. u on his back. get away last
Leslis jumped to the lead like q shot.
closely followed by his clubmate.
Kramer. 1t looked like = sure victory
for tho Long Island A. c.. as Koieh-
mAinen. the wOrid'e greatest runner
failed 10 start for the Irish Americans
At the first lap Kramer Sprung a
pain in his leg and retired. Leslie was
In tho lead running easily. After the
first lap the loader started pulling
ahead OF the pack.
Kiviat remained in third place Until
near tho sixth mile when coming down
from a steep hill from tho golf cours,
he slipped past Leslie and oreeset
line. an easy winner.
The New York A. G. and the Irish
American Club were tied for the poin
score, each getting - points.
The evening world., 1913-12-06
TO STOP MERCURY MISTAKES.
Hoard Of AldePnen VIII AAopt Role
That Poison Must he Labelled.

Commissioner OF Health Ernest J.
L.deile mado public to-day tho resolu-
ton which will b, adopted by the board
Of Health to Put u stop to the wholesale
accidental" poisoning by blchloride CT
mercury. The board has had undey con.
siderat'on for several weeks two ordl-
nances One forbidding the sale OF the
poison unless through doctors prcscrip-
tion. The other makes It compulsory for
wholesalers and packers of the poison
to enclose II In u separate wrapper. This
latter bill hls been approved by a ma
jcrity OF the board and will be given
over to the Board of Aldermen nts I
week.
The new law provides that bichIo.
ride OF mercury shall be placed In a
special container. wrapped In u cover
OF paper and labelled poison. Any per-
son who packs It contrary TO this rule
will be guilty OF u violation Of the ne "
section--No. s7-of tho Sanitary Code
The evening world., 1913-12-06
NIGHT SESSIONS FOR SENATE
Currency NH Work WIN he From,
10 4. N. 10 II II. N.

WASHINGTON. Dec 6.-Democra,lc
Senate leaders, with the aid Of ten
Republican votes succeeded to- lay in
forcing a prorramme OF thirteen -hour.a.
day sessions for the Currency bill. Two
hours recess from = to s o'clock in the
'vening viii be the only break In the
daily work from 10 o'clock In the morn.
iaG until II o'clock at night.
senators Borah, Brady. Brandas.s,
Cummins, Gronna, Kenyon. la Fol
lctte, Norris. Perkins and Smoot. all Re-
publicans, Joined the Democrats voting
for the long daily session.
The evening world., 1913-12-06
THREE Ole WHEN MAIN
BURSTS IN CINCINNATI
HOUSES Flooded and Half of City's
Water Supply Cut Off,
Street Traffic Blocked.

CINCINNATI. Deo. G-Three men were
drowned and dosen others working IN
street trench barely escaped death
when . sixty-nch water main burst ON
Eastern avenue early today.
Several houses were flooded. the water
supply OF half tho city was cut Off and
street car uafiic In tho east end was
suapen6lad.
The evening world., 1913-12-06
100 KILLED OR HURT
IN CRASK OF TRAINS
Roumanian Passengers Are Victims
in a Night Collision Near
Bucharest.

BUCHAREST. Roumania, Dec. a.
About one hundred persons are reported
to have been killed or Injured In . col
uaoa which occurred last evening be-
tween q passenger and freight train
near Costesu. b the southwest Of
Bucharest near the Danube.
The railway ofhcials have requested
the urgent despatch OF ambu,ancAs TO
the scene.
The evening world., 1913-12-06

BERLIN. Dec. 6,-Prince Charles.
eldest son OF the Crown Prince OF
Roumania. IL to enter the German army
on Jan. l Rs lieutenant IN the First Foot
Guards at Potsdam IN order TO COM
plete his military education. The Prince,
who 10 twenty years o.d. il 10 remain
two years with the regiment. King
Charles OF Ieoumania, who Is a Hohen-
zollern prince and was born at Sigmar-
ingen. Germany, has always retained
his hish opinion OF the German military
system.
The evening world., 1913-12-06
Two children burned n Death.

CORNING, N, v, Dec, 1.-TWO chill.
dren. Madge, nfteen years old. ana
Theodore, five years. OF Judson Ripley.
a farmer OF Thurston. were burned to
death early to-day In a nrs which
destroyed their nome. Three other
children were rescued by neighbors.
MI. and Mrs H!F.ey ws,s attending q
dance.
The evening world., 1913-12-06
Ha.gs Himself Z. Cell.

Joseph Grant. forty-six. . printer. Who
had lived at No ul East Fortisth
street. hanged himself by his suspsn.
dsrv TO the door Of . cell In Raymond
street Jail In Brooklyn Al 8 O'Clock this
morning. Grant was committed for
vagrsnoy wednesday morning and was
to have been removed to Blsckwslls
lAla1d to-day.
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The Logical Way

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set everything right by having . LOST
& FOUND" al. printed in the Morning
Or Sunday Wor!.i, Then it will gst Z
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Herald, Times. Sun ana Tribune ADDED
TOGETHER.
World ads. are best from the lsct
that The World FRlNTS MORE Sep-
arate advertisements every week, mou{h
and year than ANY OTHER newspspos
in the United States.
t| The Worlt accepts LOST r
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ment store at certain hour
GIRL FOUND TO BE SUFFERING
FROM COCAINE POISONING.
Finishine her shopping an hour AHEAD
ot che time appointed 90 meet her
r.other. the girl entered n fret caase
MOVING picture theatre on Broadway.
near the shopping district. She had a
Sat near the back OF the theatre. which
was In semi-daranes $. During the course
Of she show she felt twice Q sharp lab
in the back OF her neck. like the prick
Of q p.n OF needle. Each time she put
her hand back A. though expecting 10
find that . pin had caught In her coat
Or collar.
Just after the sccoild stab she noticed
Il was about time to meet her mother
and left the theatre. She reached the
reception room OF the department store
anA suddenly felt faint and diEsy. Ths
woman attendant helped her into the
retiring room and sent for the stofs's
trained nurse.
A careful examination convinced the
nurse that the girl WA suffering from a
heavy dose OF poison. When the Cir
WA revived she remsmosrso ths eN
per!ence In the theatre and examination
showed two marks In her neck. OBJ
vlously made by . hypoderm,c needle.
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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
SOCIALISTS NAME A
FULL CITY TICKET
o. X. MYERS FOR MAYOR, WILL
SHARP FOR POLICE JUDGE AND
w. j. sToNER FOR TREASURER.

The socialists held their city cam.
paign Sunday and nominated a full
city ticket. John o. McGinn was
chosen as chairman.
Following the adoption of plat
form, nominations were taken up and
Otto X. Myers was chosen as the can.
didate for mayor. viii Sharp was
chosen as the candidate for police
magistrate and w. J. Stoner was made
the candidate for treasurer.
Following are the candidates for
aldermen
First George Greed, C. M.
Wight.
Second ward-Joseph Heaney.
Third wards. e Wilson.
The convention selected central or
campaign committee composed of M.
c. Wight, Alex Sharp and Mr.. Kent.
Up to a few days ago the socialists
seemed to be unanimously in favor of
nominating Joe Heaney for mayor, as
he is easily the most popular man in
their party. The change in program
indicates that they now intend to con-
centrate their efforts to bring about
the election of Mr.. Heaney as alder
man in the Second ward. They ac-
complished this feat once before, but
fOrewarned is forearmed and they will
be lucky to make as good a showing
in the Second this year as they did
last April.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
A. c. GRAVES KILLED
IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT
WELL-kNoWN PIONEER OF HAR.
LOWToN SECTION CRUSHED
TO DEATH UNDER CAR.

A. G. Graves, a pioneer of Meagher
county, where he has large stock and
land interests, and owner of the
Graves hotel at Harlowton, was killed
in an auto accident near Harlowton
last night. Mr.. Graves had been in
Harlowton on business and had Just
concluded the purchase of bunch of
sheep, when he entered his car and
started back to his ranch. It was
rather dark and he had no lights on
his car. In crossing the railway track
two boys saw him hit the rail at an
angle and the car upset, going over
the embankment. They did not wait
to investigate, but Immediately re-
ported the accident and a number of
men at once went to the scene. Mr..
Graves was found under the car. the
body of which had fallen on him,
crushing the body. Life was extinct
when the body was taken out.
Mr.. Graves was we'll known in Lew
istown and all over this part of the
state.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
JUDGE AYERS FINDS IT NECES.
SARY TO HAVE AN ADD.
TIONAL VENIRE DRAWN,
MUNGER SEEKS DAMAGES
Seeks to Recover Over Five Thousand
Dollars-Harry Freed Fined One
Hundred Dollars for Violation of
Anti-GambIing Law-SeveraI Di-
vorce Suits Brought.

Next Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
the first jury term of court under
Judge Roy E. Ayers will begin and
will continue until well along in April.
A venire for forty-eight Jurors was
issued about two weeks ago and it
soon developed that at least twelve of
those drawn were disqualified Such
reduction in the number to start
with would leave the panel short, as
others are certain to present valid ex-
cuses, and to make up for it a spe-
clal venire for twelve additional
jurors has been drawn, those served
being as follows:
The New Jurors.
A. w. Osborne, A. H. Chesley, Lew
lstown; T. S. Frost Forest Grire, P.
NJ. Snider, G. D. Colby, Moore; Joseph
Bartol, Windham; J. H. Stephens, Fer
gus; H. H. Wooten, Hilger; Douglas
Washburn, Gilt Edge; Judson Sayers,
Straw; John Gill, Stanford.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
Locals Win Two,

The high school basket ball team
defeated both Moore and Stanford In
tne games played here Saturday eve
nlhg. Moore was an easy victim, the
score standing so to in favor of
Lewistown. The second game was a
very close one. STANFORD putting up
splendid contest. Lewistown won
by score of 23 to %. The Lewis.
town team will leave tomorrow for
bozeman to take part in the inter
scholastic tournament there for the
state championship.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
on the ground of desertion and failure
to provide.
Court Notes.

NOuII NoCSSs
K. E. Hamilton has brought suit in
the district court against r. S. Hamil-
ton and others, asking that the de-
PENDANTS be required to execute deeds
to him to several tracts of ranch lands
and also to recover over $1,000, alleged
to have been paid to the defendants
by the Great Northern and Milwaukee
for right of way through lands which
the plaintiff claims he is the lawful
owner of. E. K. Cheadle is the plain
tiff's attorney.
Judge Roy E. Ayers and Court Re-
porter H. B. Gibson returned Wednes-
day evening from White Sulphur
Springs, where the Judge held short
term of court.
In the case of the Becker Brewing
company against c. l.. Parsons, judg-
ment has been entered for the plain
tiff for $934.74 and interest.
In the case of "A. w. Stoddard
against E. Skinner, judgment has been
entered for the plaintiff for $471.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
LETTER FROM c. A. GOODNOW
SETTLES ALL QUESTION
AS TO THAT.
OFFICES FOR OFFICIALS
They Will Be Provided in Two-Story
Depot Building-Drawings of Build.
ings Being Prepared by Company
for Railroad odnow
Coming Soon.

A brief but very satisfactory letter
from G. A. Goodnow, assistant te
President J. A. Earling, addressed tc
David Hilger, arrived here Saturday
having been called out by the work
of the railroad committee of the Com
mercial club in clearing away the diff
hcultles arising because of the objec
tions of Father van den Broeck 70,
the Catholic church, to the closing o
JaneauX street. While the letter does
not specifically declare that Lewis
town Is to be made a divisional point,
with shops located here it makes GER
tain that such is the company's plan.
The superintendent offices are to be
here, with other officials located at
terminal points. Following is the com
munication:
Mr.. Goodnow's Letter.
Chicago, Feb. 27.
Mr.. David Hilger.
Dear Sir: Mr.. Webster asked me to
write letter addressed to the rail
road committee of the Commercial
club setting forth just what the Mil
Waukee company contemplates doing
where streets are to be closed in Lew
istoWn. | have reached the conclusion
that better way would be to have
plans drawn of the buildings we pro-
pose to erect, as being much more
satisfactory to your people than let
ter could be. These plans are being
made and will be forwarded to the
committee at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
In general way will say we pro-
pose to erect a tWo-stOry passenger
station with Offices in the second story
Tor superintendent, trainmasters, dis
patchers, roadmasters and other Off
cials of the company If the streets can
CONTINUED on page four.)
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
Asks Over $4,000 DAMAGES.

William Munger has brought suit
In the district court against the Flat.
willow Land company to recover $50,
646.SO damages for an alleged breach
OF contract, his attorneys being E. K
Cheadle, ID. E. Fearon and E. w. Met.
tier.
The plaintiff alleges that he had an
agreement with the defendant com.
pany under which he secured what
amounts to an option on $4,000 acres
OF land. 1t is claimed that in violation
OF this contract the defendant leased
1924 acres of the land to Lepper &,
Carl for one year from May, 1913.
This lease, it is contended, would rem
der valueless the option held by the
plaintiff.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
WOODROW WILSON is NOW THE
PRESIDENT or THE UNITED
STATES.
WEATHER IS FAVORABLE
Parade Imposing Affair-CompIete List
OF the Cabinet officers-Bryan the
Secretary of State-Franklin Lane,
OF California, the Secretary of the
Interior.
Special to the Democrat

| Special to the Democrat.
Washington, d. c., March Al
| though it was rather chilly today, the
weather was quite favorable and the
Inauguration was all that was hoped
Tor. Amid scenes of tumultuous en-.
thusiasm Woodrow Wilson became
president of the United States, taking
the oath OF office at the historic east
front OF the capitol building. Follow.
ing this he made brief and yery
fervant address in which he appealed
TO all good men for counsel and sun
port In the great task he has before
him. Mr.. Marshall was inaugurated
shortly before this in the senate cham
Der, and joining the president, the
party went to the White House, where
w. II. Taft, the retiring president, said
good-by and soon after left for Georgia.
Ihe presidential party at once re-
turned to the reviewing stand and re-
viewed the parade, in which at least
$4,000 persons took part. On the
stand with Wilson and Marshall were
the members of the new cabinet and
the ladies of the Wilson and Marshall
families.
The cabinet as completed is as fol-
lows: Secretary of state, w. ]. Bryan
Nebraska; secretary OF the treasury
w. G. McAdoo, New York; secretary
OF war, L. M. Garrison, New Jersey;
secretary of the navy, Josephus
Daniels, North Carolina; secretary of
the interior, Franklin K. Lane, Cali
fornia; secretary of agriculture, David
Houston, Missouri; secretary of COM
niece, w. c. Radfield, New York; at
torney general, James McReynolds,
Tennessee; postmaster general, Alfred
Burleson, Texas; secretary of labor,
w. b. Wilson. PENNSYLVANIA
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
GOVERNOR STEWARDS
APPOINTMENTS.
Special to the Democrat,

special to the Democrat.
Helena, March 4.-Governor
Stewart today sent to the SEN
ate the following appointments,
all being confirmed: State vet
erinarian, w. J. Butler, Miles
City; boiler inspector, p. L.
Brown, Red Lodge; assistant
Inspector, r. L. Prater, second
assistant, Steve Parker; state
bank examiner, H. p. McGraw;
mine inspector, w. p. Oren,
Butte; deputy inspector, 3. J.
MeGrath; register of state land
office, Sidney Miller, Helena;
adJutant general, Phil Grennan,
Anaconda; deputy register Of
land office, Joseph Oker. The
other appointments are expect.
ed In tomorrow. The legisla-
ture will adjourn Thursday at
midnight.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
Smith Case Dismissed

The case of the city against Walter
omlth, on appeal by the city from a
verdict OF acquittal in the police
court, mas been dismissed by Judge
Ayers. who held that the defendant,
having been once in jeopardy and ac-
quilted, could not be tried again.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
j. G. Auntoon Returns

}. Z. Huntoon returned Sunday from
Los Angeles and vicinity after spend
ing several weeks in southern Cali
1ornia. Mrs. Huntoon stopped over in
Great Falls to visit friends and will
be home in few days.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
Indiana Society.

The Indiana Society was formally
launched here Friday evening at Odd
Fellows hall. T. w. Reeves was elect
ed president; A. w. Ogg, vice-presi-
dent; A. w. Henke, treasurer, and
Miss Annabelle Funk, secretary.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
Mrs. Mahana Asks Divorce.

Mrs. lone F. Mahana last week
brought suit in the district court
against Bert F. Mahana to secure a
divorce on the ground of desertion.
The parties were married in Lewis.
town In 1901. E. w. Mettler is the
plaintiffs attorney.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
Gains Her Freedom.

Laura Wilson was last week grant
ed divorce from Thomas P. Wilson
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04

The county commissioners are in
session today and SO far have been
disposing of only routine business.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
Alleges Cruelty.

Annie OdenWald Sisson has brought
suit against Daniel H. Sisson to Sc.
cure divorce, cruel treatment being
the ground upon which decree is
asked. The parties were married in
Lewistown Nov. 27, 1907. 1t is set out
that the defendant has property of the
value of $4,000 near Hobson, and
alimony OF 500 month is asked. to.
gether with the custody of their one
child. E. K. Cheadle is Mrs. Sisson's
attorney.
! A Gambling Case.
IN the case of Harry Freed and three
others, arrested last October for an
alleged violation of the anti-gambling
law, Freed entered a plea of guilty
Saturday and was fined $1OO. The
cases OF the others were dismissed.
The divorce case of Eugene Young,
set for March 20, has been changed
to March 12.
In the case of E. w. Mettler against
b. f. Lepper and others, in which it
was asked that mortgage and note
given by the Flatwillow Land COM
pany for upwards of $4,000 be set
aside, the demurrer to the COMPLAINT
has been sustained.
In the case of Joseph Lamb, charged
with assault in the first degree, the
defendant was arraigned last week
and entered plea of not guilty.
Maurice Fleischman, H. C. Shower
and Charles Schullenberger, charged
with violating the anti-gambling law.
last week entered pleas of not guilty.
In the case of Cornelius Pratt,
charged with felony, Judge E. X.
Cheadle has been appointed as the de-
fendant's attorney.
Divorce Cases.
Edith Graham has brought suit
against w. H. Graham to secure a di-
vorce, on the grounds of failure to
provide and desertion. The parties
We're married at Alexandria, Mimi,
in 1905. The plaintiff also asks that
her maiden name, Edith Gregg, be re-
stored to her. e. G.. Worden is Mrs.
Graham's attorney.
Levadna K Wiedeman has brought
an action for divorce against BENJAMIN
9. Wiedeman, desertion being the
ground upon which a decree is asked.
The parties were married at Great
Falls in 1908. w. H. Smith is the
plaintiffs attorney.
Judge Ayers has granted a decree
OF divorce in the case of Charlotte A.
MacDuffie against Dewitt C. Mac
Duffie, on the ground of cruel treat
ment. The parties were married at
Rio. Wisconsin, in 1905. C. J. Mar
shall represented the plaintiff.
Mrs. Mahana Asks Divorce.
Mrs. lone Mahono rroo1~
brought suit in the district court |
against Bert F.. Mahana to secure a
divorce on the ground of desertion.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04

Judge Ayers has granted a decree
OF divorce In the case of Charlotte A.
MacDuffie against Dewitt C. Mac
Duffie, on the ground of cruel treat
ment. The parties were married at
Rio. Wisconsin, in 1905. C. J. Mar
shall represented the plaintiff.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
Divorce Cases,

Levadna X. Wiedeman has brought
an action for divorce against Benjamin
=. Wledeman, desertion being the
ground upon which decree is asked.
The parties were married at Great
Falls in 1908. w. H. Smith is the
plaintiffs attorney.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-03-04
, Q @ @ G g G 9 100000

Continued on page four.)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-21
COLUMBUS WILL SUPPLY
NEWMAN WITH CURRENT

COLUMBUS, GA, March 21.-The town
Of Newman and the officials Of the Co
lumbus Power Company, of this city, have
about closed a contract whereby the pow
er company is to furnish Newman with
current for lighting and power purposes.
Newman owns its own lighting and
power system and the Columbus Power
Company owns tranmission line to that
Mace. and proposes TO deliver the cur
rent to the power station. and let the
town distribute it among its customers.