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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
ITALIAN AUTO COPS
GRAND PRIZE $5OOOCUP

RrescIa, Italy. Sept. 3--Gagpo, driving
an italian automobile. won the grand
prize. gold cup valued at s5c0. I'm the
speed race here. distance 4S6 kilometres.
Time hours. 81 minutes. 30 seconds.
Fourteen cars participated In the contest.
Cagno averaged over i05 kllometers per
hour. lie was among the last OF the con-
tcstants In the early stages OF the race.
but put on burst or terrific speed I'm the
NTH circuit. took the lead I'm the sixth
and held u until the finish. Victor De-
mogeot, France. was second In hours.
20 minutes. 40 seconds. Rouglcr, France.
was third, hours. 45 miDutes. 81 seconds.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
WARWICK RANGE SHOOT

The third open shoot OF the South
Providence Rife and Revolver associa-
tion was held at their Warwick range in
Norwood yesterday, and while there was
good crowd on hand to enjoy the sport,
the heavy showers which lasted through
out the day put a damper on the program.
and as result very little shooting was
done. The new club house which has been
In process Of erection for some time at the
range was completed last Saturday, and
everything was in readiness for a grand
opening. but the rain made Il necessary to
postpone the event until next Saturday,
when fine program will be given, in
cluding rife shooting at 200 and 500 yards
and revolver shooting at 30 yards. Many
prizes are offered for the event, one OF
which is a beautiful silver cup. The event
Is open to all corners and everything
points to very enjoyable time.
The following scores were the best
made at a distance OF 200 yards (rihe):
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
PAWTUCKET CRICKET

The rain spoiled the cricket match be-
tween the Pawtucket club and the strong
Bunting eleven OF Lowell. Mass, which
II had been planned TO play az Aeso-aa-
ton Athletic park. pawtucket. yesterday.
Tor although the men tried TO play the
rain came with such force after the first
two wickets that postponement was neces-
sary.
Next Saturday the Pawtuckot team will
meet their old rivals the Providence
team, and some OF the tastes, cricket OF
the season Is scheduled.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
HARTFORD RACES POSTPONED

Hartford. Conn, Sept. "A heavy rain
storm swept over Hartford yesterday
and caused postponement of the opening
of the Charter Oak Grand Circuit meet
until 2 o'clock today, when a program
which includes the $4,000 Sweepstake
event, will be carried out.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

Baltimore. Mr. Sept. 3.-The morning
game here was a pitchers battle between
McCloskey and Moore. in which the Wis
itng pitcher came out best. McCloskey
lost the location OF the plate in the fifth
inning. passing two men, which virtually
gave the Skeeters the game. as a safe
infield hit followed and the squeeze play
was successfully worked, bringing In one
run, and long fly sent home another
man.
Moore had the locals guessing from
start 10 finish and was especially effective
when the bases were occupied. At one
time the Birds had three men IN the bases
with no one out and yet were unable to
score:
In the afternoon the Baltimores won in
long-drawn out game. Burchell pitched
shutout game. the visitors only run
being the result of an error by Beach
in the eighth inning. Pranmiller also
pitched good ball with the exception OF
the fourth inning. when the Orioles fell
on him for three singles and double.
netting them their two runs. The cores:
(Morning Game
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PAPKE HAD
THE PUNCH

Lawrence, Mass. Sept. 3.-Billy Papks
Of Springvailey Falls. H.. knocked out
Tommy Sullivan OF Lawrence yesterday
in the first round of contest that was
scheduled to so 15 rounds. The fight lasted
only two and one-half minutes.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
GARDNER
IN SECOND

Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept 3.-Jlmmy Gard
ner of Lowell. Mass, won easily over
Dick Fitzpatrick of Chicago last night af-
ter 42 seconds OF tho second round. iFtz-
patrick did not land single blow. The
gong saved Fitzpatrick in the 1rst round
on his second down.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
.L0NGB0AT At LAST
: J GETS A BEATING

Uufpaso. ~. Y, = spt. a-The colors OF
Tom Longboat, tn famous Ononda In
dian runner OF TOT onto. Ont, were low
ercd at Wentworth Park by three Buffalo
amateurs, r. Had ey, II. Coward and c.
Kenerson. The CO urse was heavy from
last nights rain. nd the distance-three
miles-too short "a r the Indian 10 make
his best showing.
Hadisy was firsr man UP for the relay,
and was 70 yards b ehind Longboat at the
ond OF the nrst mH Q. Coward, In the sec
6nd mile. cut down. the Indians lead TO
10 yards, and Kener son had little difficulty
In overtaking and passing Longboat in
the last miie, winn ing by rs yards.
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NAVAL ACADEMY HOWING

Annapolis. Md. Sept. s-The l0-oared
rowing crew of the Fourth company Of
Midshipmen at the Naval Academy
yesterday defeated the crews OF the other
companies In the annual inter-company
races by n few feet The Fifth COM
pany was second and the Third COM
pany third.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
WALSH HAD
BEST OF IT

Boston, Sept 3.--Jimmy Walsh OF New
ton had the better OF Young Erlenborn OF
Denver, Col, In n bout at the Winnisim-
met Athletic club In Chelsea last night
The contest lasted 10 rounds, as arranged
but, according 90 law. no decision could
be given.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
DETROIT 6-2, CHICAGO 5-4.

DEIROlT b-Z, CtlCAGO Oh
Chicago, Sept. 2.-Detroit and Chicago
broke even here yesterday. Detroit won
the morning game. to 5. and the locals
took the afternoon contest, to 2, by
punching all their five hits in the first in
ming. A decision by Umpire Hurst de-
clarns Cobb safe at the plate provoked
long argument, during which Hurst
and Hahn were ordered out OF the game.
A crowd estimated at 1900, the largest
ever assembled in the park, saw the con-
test. Score:
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SHUTOUTS
FOR CUBS

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Boston 2, Philadelphia 1.
Pittsburg 5. Cincinnati T.
Brooklyn 0. New York Cls innings).
st. Louis Go. Chicago 90.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Ft
Philadelphia at Boston
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ROBINSON DRAFTED TO CUBS

wilkesbarre. Pa. Sept. 3.-James Rob-
inson. the first -baseman OF the Wilkes
barre team of the New York State league,
was drafted yesterday by the Chicago
National league club.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
DAN PATCH GOES IN 1853 Ia

St Paul. Sept 1--A high wind pre-
vented Dan Patch from lowering the
worlds pacing record nj thte Hamlin
track yesterday afternoon. but he made
the mile In . raca against time In I:5sh
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IORONTO Alp, ROCHESTER, 2-1
Rochester ". Y, Sept 3.-The Toronto
and Rochester teams played a double
header here yesterday before record
breaking Labor Day crowds. The league
leaders won both games. although they
were given stiff run for their money.
BY punching hits In the fifth. sixth and
seventh innings. when the locals mado
costly errors. Toronto won the first game,
4 a 2 The score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

bVr rAIO 10, MONTREAL O-3.
BuHalo, ~. Y, Sept 3-Buffalo and
Montreal divided n dorible-header yester-
day afternoon. both sides in whitewash.
In the morning game Tozer won a pitch
ers' battle from Keefe. and in the after
noon Brockett's twirling was too much for
the Bisons. Corocrans fielding in both
games was one of the features. The
scores:
(Morning Game)
innings ......... 2 3 567S
Buffalo ............. o 0 0 0 20 0 x 1
Afternoon Game)
innings ......... 2 5 CT
Montreal ......... o o O O o. 2
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new ENGLAND LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Lynn 2. Lawrence I.
New Bedford 3. Fall River 2
Brockton 5, Lowell s.
Haverhill Q, Worcester O.
GAMES TODAY.
Fall River at Lynn.
Worcester at Brockton.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
SPLIT EVEN
WITH. S0||x
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Washington 3-2. Philadelphia 1-3.
ST. Louis "a, Cleveland 81.
Detroit 6-2, Chicago ga.
Boston u, New York /.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston at New York.
ST. Louis at cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
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Connecticut LEAGUE

New Haven 6, Bridgeport 5.
Waterbury 3. Hartford 2.
Norwich game postponed-rain.
Holyoke 2, Springfield 0.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03

understanding how IL happened to get by.
About 10 minutes before time was called
Switzerland made pretty run up the
field ducked half dozen Hibs and sent
in one that was too much for Clark The
Pans assumed the defensive after regis
tering a. Gr sixth tally and never gave
their opponents another chance 20 get
near the goal. The summary:
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(Aftornoon Game)
ST. LOUIS 4. CLEVELAND I

Cleveland, o. Sept. 3.-St. Louis defeat
ID Cleveland by the score Of 4 TO yes
terday afternoon and sent the locals into
fourth place again. Clancy's home run
saved Cleveland from shut-out. double
plays preventing other runs. Rhoades
was hit hard and lasted but three innings.
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0Second Game.)

In the second game, Pappalau, the
Broncho slab artist, was hammered for
II hits, while Rachester was able To get
only two hits of Moffet. The result
was Toronto captured the contest. ~ TO
l. Both teams played good ball. although
Rochester made two errors. which proved
fatal. The score:
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BOSTON 2, PHILADELPHIA ].
Boston, Sept. 3.-Moren was batted hard
in the fourth inning in the morning game
yesterday and Boston scored enough
runs to win from Philadelphia, to ].
The run of the visitors came on Knabe!s
hit over the feince. The score:
(Morning Game.)
Innings ......... i 67S9
Boston ............O 0 2 o o o 0 x-2
Philadelphia ..... 0 0 0 o o 0-1
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-03
EASTERN
LEAGUE
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS

1ESIEHDA1 RESULTS
Buffalo To- Montreal 0-3.
Toronto AZ. Rochester 2-1.
Jersey City 81. Baltimore 2-2.
GAME sToDAY.
Montreal at Buffalo.
Toronto at Rochester.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Newark at Providence.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
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AFTERNOON Game }

Philadelphia, Sept. 3.-Philadelphia de-
feated Washington yesterday afternoon
before the largest crowd OF the season
Washington had the home team beaten
until the ninth inning. whe ma base on
balls, a single and a sacrifice. followed by
wild throw OF Johnson into the bleach
ers, allowed the locals TO score enough
runs 10 win. Score:
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st. Louis. Sept. 2.-St. Louis, tailenders
In the pennant race, yesterday shut out
Chicago, the1eaders. In two games, to o
and to 0. Fromme and Lush pitched bril-
liantly. The second game ended in the
seventh by darkness. Scores:
(First game.)
Innings ......... 2 8 8 6 rs
st. Louis ........... o 0 30 2 2 % x-6
Second Game.)
innings ............... j ~
ST. Louis ......... o o 0 2 0. 2 2 x-6
NEW YORK 0, BROOKLYN Q3 IN,
NINGS)
New York, Sept. 1.-Wet grounds did not
present the interborough rivals having
game this afternoon at the polo
grounds. 1t was a ntchers battle from
beginning to end, with Bell and Ames do
ing their utmost for Brooklyn and New
York, respectively. At the end Of the 18th
inning, with the score to o. Umpire
O'Day called the game on account OF
darkness.
PITTSBURG 8, CINCINNATI 4.
Pittsburg, Sept. 3-Pittsburg won the
morning game from Cincinnati on a
three-bagger by Wagner In the fifth in
ming. Camnitz pitched strong game.
Score:
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BOSTON II, NEW YORK 1.

bOoION II, NEW 1OfNN 1.
New York, Sept. 3.-Rain caused a
postponement of yesterday morning 5
game at American League park. but the
second contest was played yesterday af-
ternoon on saturated grounds, resulting
In victory for Boston. II to /. Orth was
forced to retire after four innings, and
Tiff, who replaced him, was equally easy
for the visitors. Score:
Innings .... ....1 2s45 e7s9
Boston ...... .....1 o 4 3 o o o o 4-12
New York ...........0 o 1 0 o o o o.
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WASHINGTON 80, PHILADELPHIA.

philadelphia, Sept. 3.-Inability to hit c.
Smith caused the defeat OF Philadelphia
by Washington yesterday morning wad-
dell relieved Coombs In the seventh inning
on account OF wildness Score:
Innings .... 80. Il 2 345 7S9
Washington go. 20 o o 2 o O-S
PHILADELPHIA q d q a n n A. 4
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informing Gaine.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
mrs. EARLE GOES
TO FATHERS HOME.
Upon Arrival in France She Talks
With Reporters
Frankly.
LIFE. WRAPPED UP IN HER BOY
Has No Other Plans Now Than
to Get Divorce speedily--Goo
Wishes for Earle.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14--special des-
patches from Boulogne, France. Iii report
Ing the arrival there OF Mrs. Ferdinand
Pinney Earle, wife of the American artist,
who has voluntarily relinqulshed her hus.
band to an affinity" state that during
the voyage Mrs Earle faced her strange
situation with singular generosity to-
ward both her husband and her rival.
Tho depression which she admitted, had
almost overcome her ut the outset OF the
voyage Is described as having completely
disappeared. TO the reporters who await
ed her at the Boulogne landing stage she
recited the story OF matrimonial life with
simple directness, devoid OF bitterness.
II am convinced, she said, that this
is the only solution. / have neither
Jealousy of Miss Kuttner nor feeling
against Mr.. Earle, 1t is ordained by fate.
She Is a woman Of excellent character
and ] am convinced my husband will be
happy with her My future, ali! that
remains to be talked over with my father.
My life is wrapped up in my boy. He
asks after his father now, but he will
soon forget. l hope to make him, first.
goodman" Mrs. Earle will resume her
maiden name after the divorce and live
as II Earle had never existed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
Mr.. FLOOD SAYS
BRYAN WILL RUN !
Virginia Congressman Is for
Daniel, but Will Not Further
Specify.
Times Dispatch Bureau,


Washington, d. G. Sent. IL
Representative Fl. ID. Flood OF tina
Tenth Virginia District. was in the
city yesterday, attending to variety
of matters at the departments for con-
sltuents. He was at the War Depart
ment urging thea claims OF a Mr.. Peck,
OF Hampton. " NJ. I. graduate, for
appointment TO second lieutcnancy
in the regular establishment,
lie saw the post-otiice people con-
corning the establishment of the
post-olIlce at Mount Meridian, in Au-
susta county, recently abolished be-
cause of the location of rural free
delivery route, promised that an In
spector SHOULD be sent thither at once,
and investigate and receive the pro !
tests Of the patrons who want the
Office retained.
Bryan IS going to he the candidate =
ne said when asked concerning the
PROBABILITIES in presidential way. .!
am Tor Senator Daniel. IL he will allow
ne added. ~
but suppose his name is not pre-
scented, or is Withdrawn after being
presentedY" 1 asked,
am never for but one man at a
time be replied with u laugh
Mr. Flood went to charlottesville
I'm The, afternoon to spend tie night
With Senator Martin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
JAPANESE CONSUL
APPEALS TO POLICE
Asks That Exclusion League Be
Prohibited from Making
Demonstration.
Demonstration.

PORTLAND. ORE, Sept. ia des-
patch to the Oregoniai from Seattle says:
Japanese Consul shimadxu has appealed
to Chief OF Police Wappenstern TO pre-
vent the exclusion league from holding
any kind OF demonstration that might
lead to melting an irresponsible element
ard causing race riots In Seattle. A SINH
lar demand upon the police chief has been
made by some of the newspapers and
Chief Wappenstcrn assured the Japanese
consul that whatever happened, ne would
guarantee that the Asiatic quarters are
not Invaded by mob.
Tho Japanese consul declared that his
countrymen are not arming themselves to
resist an attack and he insisted the Japa-
Lese would do nothing to incite trouble
and relied wholly on the police for their
protection. Efforts Of the exclusion league
to compel tho chief of police to dlsarm
the Japanese and Chinese will not have
any effect upon the orientals.
They will pay no more attention to
storage of arms in foreigners homes than
he will in American homes, but will arrest
any person, native or foreign, who Is
found to be carry a gun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
The Peruna Tablets,
Special Telegram.


Columbus Ohio. Sept. 15.-rrbo IN
tesest'ns announcement is made 70 tho
uIus trade and to the people eeneralIv
that II, Hartman and his assistants
litter Two years experimentation have
succeeded In devising a Per,1na ,rahlat
rms tablet contains all the curativn
virtues or the liquid Peruna. d.
Hartman will still continue Ia m,nn
1acture liquid Peruna as before Tho
Feruna Tablet is therefore moi intennS
ed TO supplant liquid Peruna, but is 70
be furnished the drug trade SO INA,
those who prefer to take Perlna IN
pet form can have the privilep. of
uoing So The menstruum of the l!ouid
Feruna has been replaced by hypo-
phosphites and pepsin
The Peruna Tablets VIII be Of as.
peciai interest TO hundreds OF thou
SANDS OF people who have used PEE
rana Tor many years, The fact that
Peruna can now be used in tablet
form viii be especially gratifying Ia
y people who are subjected to constant
Exposure and careful'ailments, and who
find It difficult If not impossible ia
garry with than the LIQUID Peruna. a
package Of the Peruna Tablets car
sried IN the pocket BY people whose
Z business exposes them to climatic
changes will he the means of saving
4 great many people from catarrhal
troubles which are the bane of Ameri-
can civilization.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
DIR. CHARLES FINLAY
GETS MARY KINGSLEY MEDAL


LIVERPOOL. Sept 1.-THE Mary
Kingsley medal. instituted by the Liver
pool school for the study of tropical dis
eases to commemorate Miss Mary Kings
ley, the African traveller. has been
awarded, among others, to DR.. Charles
Finlay, chief sanitary officer of Cuba.
who originated the theory that yellow
fever is carried by mosquitoes; to Colonel
w. G. Gorgas, United States army, who,
as chief sanitary officer at Havana. gave
practical effect 1902 in the discoveries of
DR.. Finlay and the American commission
in connection with the investigation of
the cause of yellow fever. and succeeded
in banlslling the disease from Havana,
and to DR.. TheoIald Smith, of Harvard,
who discovered new kind of blood para
site in his investigations of the so-caled
Texas cattle fever.
Colonel Gorgas is now chief sanitary
officer of the Panama canal zonc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
BERLIN CITIZENS
RIDE IN A|RSH|P
Parseval's Dirigible Balloon
Placed at Disposal OF Public
for One Day.

BERLIN, s.ot. 14.-Major Parsevals
dirigible balloon was virtually placed at
the disposal of the public to-day at Te-
gel. near here. by the company which
constructed 1t, in order that experiment
tai voyages may be made to show the
progress reached in the building of air.
ships. About dozen accents were made
successfully during the day. Each time
the airship carried Gaze passenger. in adj
dition to- the aeronaut In charge and the
engineers. izb So a
Minister of War Won Einem and other
leading military officers and ministers en-
joyed voyages in the air. during which
every possible maneuver was carried out
with precision There was almost no
wind blowing. Major Parseval and his
colleague. Captain Won Keller. in con-
versation on the subject OF the airship.
said that more powerful motors were
necessary. the maximum power Of the
present engines being not sufficient to
drive the airshlp against a fairly strong
wind.
New motors arc under construction and
Will be fitted to an improved Parseval
airship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
DEFECTIVE CHORD
CAUSES DISASTER
D. B. Haley Gives Important Tes-
timony Before Government
Commission.

QUEBEC, Sept. lid. B. Haley, presi-
dent of the local bridge workers union,
and employed here since June last by
the Phoenix Bridge Company, gave evil
dence yesterday before the government
commission which threw 10 y, new light
OH TIC case. This witness was On the
Traveller when the bridge collapsed and
Went down with It,. being rescued by a
boat from the opposite side.
According to this witness. he and several
companions on the bridge had noticed
defects in the bridge, One of them was
In the chord just outside of the canti-
lever arm, the first one outside of the
main diagonal on the Quebec side. All
the four webs of the chord were giving
away. The lacing was bent down In some
places and up in oehers. while some
showed signs of linking. About four
feet of the chord seemed in this condi-
ton
This examinatiol was made on the eve
of the accident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
CIR. Ching should
Be CAPITAL CRIME
So Says Congressman L. L. Lilly,
Member of House Naval At
fairs Committee.
WATERRuRY. conn.

WATERBURY. CONN, Sept. H.
Representative Geo. l.. l.. Liirey, member
of the house naval affairs committee, who
has been criticized because of his out
spoken attitude on Charleston harbor, has
written an open letter In which he says:
III had the supreme law-inaking power
in this country the only crime punishable
with death would be that of grating.
Murder would receive secondary considera-
ton.
Any man who sits as a member OF tho
committee on naval affairs and uses his
efforts to obtain an appropriation for
some tumble-down maynard in his district
to the end that he may provide well-paid
jobs for his constituents is grating.
Not single dollar may touch his
hands but just the same he is grating
grating out of the United States governs
ment, which he is paid to serve and sworn
to serve"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-15
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COMMISSIONERS
ARE INDICTED
Howard County Officials Are
Charged With Malfeasance
: in Office.

BALTIMORE, MD. September H.
Indictments We're returned to-day by
the Howard county grand jury against
County Commissioner b. L. Hess (the
presidenD, and Jacob j. Werner, mem
beers OF the present board, and Thomas
O'Neill. member Of the former board.
Commissioner Werner is charged with
malfeasance in office and accepting
and the other two members are charg-
cd with unlawfully accepting a bid.
granting the contract for the work
and ordering the payment of same.
The accused have been held under
bail for hearing. Commissioners
Werner is the nominee for re-elec-
ton on the Democratic ticket.