Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-26
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| The funeral If Mr. Louis Nagrudcr. who did
at his home I1lu,lover last Friday week, took
! place the following SIuiIy frp:n the l,ndover
Church. large gathering II representative farm
! crs present The services conducted! ''y
! the Ecy. Mr.. Cl..rs MayG of Tackney Memorial
! Church. Hyattsyillc. and Mt>>rs J. IL. Fitzhugh
| William Wilson. George Holmes and George Van
I'oin acted palibcar1s. The deceased was
at one time comfy commissioner from this dis
| trict.
Mr. Dcr,'iEus has nearly completed his handsome
iIick house johnson avenun
Miss Nagrud"r If Texas is The guest of Mr. and
| Ms. l. H. Campbell.
Miss Stem Of baltimore is visiting the Misses
Sutton
Nr. addison Smith and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. E"Nford VI. snit have returned their
country nome. where they will remain during the
III lI,a;jsyiIlc Rase Rail Club will play the
Rockville" team the evening Of June 30: ind the
a ilf u T take I 9r a, l 1nlE Both
\ handsome prize will lac given the lady who
:, Is the largest number OF tickets the Fourth
Of St. JerInc's Catholic Church Wines woods
July : onc lady has already sold upwards of Il
thousand tickets, and the contest is becoming
Mr.. "; l.. Cross AMI family of WASHINGTON have
ami will occupy the premises IN a few days.
Mr.. anl Mrs ". y F"nwck and family have
s"c to Ie"nirit"wn, St Mary's county, where
Justice Bailey "Wednesday last sentenced two
at JcS>uls for vasrancy and for disturbing the
Miss Mary Taylcc is chapcroning party Of
y"ur. ladies, WHO will be several weeks at Viz
siua Reach.
owing to the approaching republican primaries
Interest in politics is beginning TO quicken in
Prince Georges county. An enthusiastic meeting
was hed last night at the I'alc Alto House. Kla-
d !i>uir:. and for several hours there speech
naikine f'asing ard shouting galore. Many
KEPT away Of the cloudy weather. but
tcf'F'- tn" ci''Sr of the eEcn!lr The pavilion in the
rear Of the h"'cl was well crowded.
Gaor., MoFarttrd of IGSattsville called the meet
In.
Organization OF the Mckinley. Hobart and Mudi
rinl. uEi'r tli' new nam. however, of the
III. following, officers then elected Presi-
dent. Edwin H. Gargcs; first vice president, Adolph
Treasurer: George Mcfarland: secretary, Harry C.
br'''S: first assistant secretary. Carl F. Ha!'er
executive committee, L. II. Vincent. George Nc
Fa.iand. Edward Gray. Vim Cole and ]. c. Ellis
rresioent Garses upon taking the chair, made
brief address. He declared that the change in tn.
name OF the club meant that member would in
future SUPPORT Mr.. sydney L: Mudi for any office
which in future he might seek at the hands of the
people.
Several addresses then made. advocating. in
the main. the nomination of Capt Z. q. Gordon for
th. state
An adjournment of an hour was taken pending
the arrival of Capt. Gordon. who had been detained
another meeting. When the captain made his
appearance upon the platform the greatest cnthu-
sasin manifested. and 1t several minutes
before he could begin his speech He SPOKE. for ten
minutes, giving glowing account Of the meetings
throughout the state which he hud attended and
assured his listeners that the unting interest dis
played 10y the people could mean hut thing
mn overwhelming victory He then proceeded to
read a pamphlet lately published by Capt. Roger
BELLS. and sI,icily futed the paragraphs in
hici the author wished to prove that Capt. Cor
don hein. retired army officer, thereby In
eligible for the state senate.
The club. whose membership is upward of
hundred. decided to hold its meetings In future
Wednesday of each week until the fall elections.
4 well-HtteIded meeting of the Gordon Club Of
Eerwyn Heights also held last evening at
Eerwyn. Speeches We're made by Harry Barron,
Frederick Kccfover w II. Barton of the solicitor
generals Office. and q. q. Gordon.
The colorcd republicans will hold caucus tonight
Macedonia Hall. Bladensburg.