Evening star., 1900-10-20
JURORS DRAWN.
Those Who Will Serve in Rockville
Repatriation Figures.

| special Correspondence OF Inc Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, October 1s, 1900
| Judge James B. Henderson today drew
the jurors for the November term of the
circuit court for this county. The drawing
was by districts and resulted as follows:
| Laytonsville district-Albert R. Stewart
Hugh c.. Townsend. Somerset o. Jones.
| Clarksburg district-William c. Hender-
son. Charles T. Purdum, Webster v. Bur
dette
PoolesviIIe district-George r. Astlin. Ben
AIlnutt.
Rockville district-John G. England. Ed
ward O. Edmondston. William M. Davis,
| James F. Graft, Charles B. Rozer, William
| H. Rabbit.
Colevile district-Thomas J. Robey Elias
P. Marlowe, Frank P. CLANCY, Samuel B.
Bond.
Darnestown district-Reuben Martin, Mil
ford Offutt, Jacob Miller.
| Bethesda district-William Shoemaker,
Charles w. Matthews. Benjamin A. Bean.
| Olney diStrict-Tarlton B. Stabler, Henry
| T. Waesche, Walter E. Groomer, Granville
| Farquhar
Gaithersburg district-John B. Diamond,
John w. Norris. John Howes, William G.
England.
Potomac distrct-Sylvester c. Jones. Mil
ton F. Embrey. George c. Myers
| Barnesville district-James S. Holland.
Thomas o. White, Edward 7. Emerson.
| Damascus district-Joshua E. Broadhurst,
| James M. Mount, James W. Burdette.
Wheaton district-Henry c. Barnes, Dan
! iel w. Barnes, James E. Duvall. Thomas A.
| Kelly. Christopher H. Brashears.
The registered vote of this county by
| districts, including this years registration,
| Is as follows:
| LaytonsvilIe district-White, 313; colored,
| 200; total, 513.
| Clarksburg district-Whtte, $3.50; colored,
| 121: total, $40.
| Poolesville district-White $40; colored
226: total. 575.
Rockville district--First precinct. white.
291 colored. 1872; total. 5S3. Second pre-
| cinct white 276: colored, 107; total, 3S3
Colesvile district-Whte. 3s7; coored,
206 total, SOB.
Wn-diStrict-White,2 292;; colored,
1853: total $50 s... -
Bethesda distrct-White, 3S5; colored,
1O6: total 491
Oney district-White 397; colored, 1858:
total, 1G5.
Gaithersburg district-White 451: colored,
1S9: total GAO.
Potomac diStrict-White, 291; corored, 30;
total, 800.
GAINESVILLE diStrict-White, 3S5; colored,
131: total, SIG
Damascus district-White 42s; colored.
81 total 4S2
Wheaton district-White, 727; colored,
1877; total. 914.
Grand totaIs-white. 5,4s1; colored. 2,344;
total, 1906.
The increase In the registered vote over
last year was 2s3-an in crease of 227 in the
white vote and 56 In the colored vote
Miss Myra Hannah Wolfe. daughter of
last year was 2S3-an increase Of G27 In the
vicinity of Comus. this county, and Mr.
Aquillah Ridgeway Walker of Washington
were married last evening in the Baptist
Church at GAINESVILLE. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. s. r. White of Rock
vile and was witnessed by a large number
of guests from different sections of the
county and Washington city.
Mr. and Mrs. Cluskey Cromwell have re-
turned to Washington. after spending the
summer here.
Miss Annie Sheckles of Detroit is visiting
her sister. Mrs w. r. Pumphrey, at this
place.
Mr.. Edgar r. Perry has purchased from
Mrs. Kate Stone tWenty-one acres of land
at Potomac for 5000.
marriage license was issued here yes
terday to Mr.. George Luty Dietz and Miss
Libbie Helena Hopkins. both of Washing
ton.
James Devaughn. charged with carrying
concealed weapons: Haler Moccabee
charged with bastardy. and James Hol-
land. charged with an assault with intent
to kill William Hawkins. all colored. were
yesterday taken before Judge Henderson on
writs of habeas corpus. Devaughn and
the November court, and Moccabee was
discharged.
1t is thought that one of the largest
crowds that ever assembled in Rockville
will greet Mr.. Bryan at the Baltimore and
Ohio station here next Tuesday morning
The fact that he will be in Rockville Is be-
ing extensively advertised A stand from
which he will speak will be erected in a
field near the station. Instead of fifteen
minute stop 1t has been arranged for the
train to remain here thirty minutes all o.
which time will be consumed by Mr.
Bryan's speech