Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
REGULARS WIN



gOmery County, Maryland.
| Correspondence of The evening Star
Rockville, July 80, 1893.
Today IL rather a blue one among the So
called anti-ring democrats Of the county.
| they having been signally defeated at the
primary election held yesterday in the sew
eral districts Of the county. During the
contest just closed much bitter feeling has
been manifested. and now that it Is ended
this feeling does not abate, but seems to be
aggravated. So far as heard from the COM
plant appears to be 1oudest in regard to
Rockville and Bethesda districts, in which
the anti-ring element claim that they were
outrageously treated by the refusal Of the
Judges to admit the votes of those entitled
to cast them and also of the reception of
the votes Of those not entitled to the Same
They also complain Of the importation of
Illegal votes in these two districts as shown
by the largely increased vote since the last
general election. The following is the vote
OF the county: For the state senate-H. W.
Talbot, 2oo4; Edw. wootton, 1,5Ol. House
OF delegates three to be chosen)-Joseph
Ismaf lit r G E Msoss 2Ss,
Riggs of r., 1.6Io; H. c. England, So; Chas.
"a Brooke LISA. County commissioners
]: w. Walker 1867; joseph +. White. isa
James !: Trandle. i.as; W W. w. Met.s ssg'
i.s5: f RieSar = West lS!S ;,. J. H BosIey.
aaardesty. 1,s15. sheriff-S. T. Mullican.
a. 3 H q; Burton A., 81 H. g: Thompson.
this vote the ring secures the nomination
tor state senator and the three members of
.ne mouse OF delegates The anti-ring ele-
con1r,, viii stu control the board of county
sPreparations for the agricultural fair on
and TIM :; and s. are now in progress.
interest. The race track buildings and
gro grounds Will be put in first-class condition,
and c sveffy1fing else done for the pleasure
gram has been arranged for the three DAYS
o. the exhibition: First day: 1880 D. M
tn raftin1 unity colts trottins; 2so class
cattle cattle in their respective classes in the
G snow rings; Second day: At 10 a. M
iRsSslsaae Of c horses and
trotting;. ESQ class trotting; trottins Of
county horses: hurdle race: running six
r GRsa day. to all u running mra sa
Races-2ao class trotting; ap class 5 trot-
open to all: running three furlongs. A
varied collection of other amusements will
Mrs. Mary A. Carter of Washington is
q guest at the residence of DR.. Charles I
Maddox, this town -
o Miss w Asns ss.5; Mastask Of the census
fair and several weeks with relatives and
friends in Ohio. returned to her home at
this place on Saturday
Among the guests at the MONTGOMERY
House is DR.. G. w. Webb of Washington.
MI and Mrs. c. Wheeler of Washington
are located at Autry Park. near this town
ing Mrs Muncaster at this place.
MI and Mrs. Frank Baldwin and daugh-
ter or Washington are spending some time
In the country near this place.
In the circuit court for this county a
decree or divorce has been granted to Mrs
Mary b. Vtckery from Chas. B. Vickery
CUES.
Miss Nina r. Hobbs has resigned as
principal OF the Briggs public school In
Gaithersburg district
The severe drouth In this section of the
county Is proving very damaging to the
corn, grass and other crops s. A. NJ.