Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-01

He fs Charged with Arson Genera,
and Personal News
Correspondence Of The Evening star.

Special CORES p1udsnce Of The Evening star
ROCKVILLE. Md. November 30 lSra
William q. Sanel. about sixty-nve wears
OF age, who was indicted several DAYS ago.
was placed on trial in the circuit court
here yesterday afternoon. charged with
burning the barn and stable on the farm
of Mr.. Thomas II. Marshall near Wash
ington Grove, this county. the evening or
November =. Two horses that we're I'm the
stable at the time were burned to death.
The prisoner is defended 10y Messrs. Robt.
Il. Peter and Edward G. Peter. and states
Attorney kilgour Is conducting the prose
cution. Under the laws Of Maryland tho
penalty FOR the crime is death. or from
eighteen months to tweuty-one years in
the Maryland penitcutiary.
Mrs W. II. GlasCott and daughter Miss
Josephine. have returned To Rockville. after
spending several months in Virginia
REVIVAL meetings. which are attra ting
large crowds: are in progress in the Rock
vile VI. r. Church South. They ar, being
conducted by kevs. Dorsey White and r.
A Edwards. pastors Of the church
thanksgiving day was generally observed
by the citizens OF Rockville business was
SUSPENDED and the town wore a holiday
air The congregations Of the Baptist.
christian, Methodist and Presby terrain
churches united i'm service at the Chris
uan Church. the sermon being preached nv
Rev. 7 II. Campbell, pastor of the Bap-
fist Church. In the afternoon large
crowd witnessed a game Of foot bah AZ the
fair grounds.
Miss Mamie Moore Of Winchester. Va.
is a guest at the Corcoran Hotel this
town.
The young gentlemen OF Rockville gave
their annual Thanksgiving eve bah in tho
Opera House last evening. II was an clah-
crate affair and was attended by guests
from Washington. Baltimore. various sec
uons OF the county and other points. The
han was decorated with flags CNcrEreeuS
and pOtted plants. The committee Of ar
engagements was composed of Messrs. Ralph
r. Jones. H. Worthington Talbot and r.
Bowie NinSnn.
Some of those present were Misses Jessie
Taylor, Blanche Nicholson, Mary Brawuer.
Katherine Lyddane. Laura Mulhall and
Lane. and MessrS. Harry Beard Leonard
Nicholson, Armen ScllhauSen, Shipley
Brashears. Frank hriscoe, W. T. Davis.
Wallace orme and William Eagle. Wash
ington. Miss Clark ana Nessrs Harry V.
Bouic and stephen Qugley. Baltimore: DIR.
George Priff and Miss Arabela Martin.
Alexandria. Miss SaIhe billiard. Norfolk:
Miss Mamie Moore. Winchester. Misses
Clara and Rena Mannakee, kensington:
Misses Laura and Sadie Bradley Potomac.
Miss Mmnroe and Don Munroe. Gathers
burg: Misses Katharine and Clara Beail
and Mr.. q. W. BeaU, Oaklale. Misses FL
Hazel b. CaShell and Mr.. Thomas Griffith,
R"dland, Misses Isabelle BouiC, Virginia
Brewer Katherine and Eliza Choate. NINA
and BESSIE England, NeNa Fields. kath-
crime Carr Maud kleindienst. Josephine
Glascott, Cora and Louise Edmouston,
Mary Lyddane Daisy Hege, Sadie Read
ing. Mrs. Helen Greer. Mrs. Emma carr,
Alrs. w. IL. Giascott. Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. IL.
Warteld and Messrs. James i. b. Neirs.
George NJ. Hunter, r. Bowie Niuson, Car
ner Bouic. Harry Dawson, Otho Talbot,
Lee Dorsey. Worthington Talbot. John
Brewer. DR.. f. T. Pearson, Thomas KEYS,
Edwin Hege. Russell Brewer Walter WILL
Jams. Edward England. Ralph Jones. Rob-
ert Hilton. II. w. Ninsou. Charles Jones.
Mr. and Mrs George p Henderson Rock
Vile: Miss Dorsey. Germantown. Miss
Maughlin and Messrs. IL. NJ. Bolden and }.
b. Maughlln, Boyd's
Refreshments were served at midnight.