Evening star., 1902-05-02
GAITHERSBURG NEWS.
Coming Town Election-Kinsey-A Arnold
Wedding-News Items.
Special CORRESPONDENCE of The EVENING Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
GAITHERSBURG. Nd. May 1, 1902.
Not In number Of years has as much
interest been manifest in an election for
mayor and town counclmen as has been in
that to take place on Monday next. An
active canvas for mayor is on between the
incumbent, George w. Weem and Mr. Da-
yid G. Carlisle, now a councilman. For
councilmen new candidates to enter the
fight are Mr.. Carson Ward, for reelection;
Mr.. Thomas l. Fulks, for re-election Mr.
Francis T Cahill, Mr.. R. H. Miles, for re-
election; Mr.. John T. Gloyd and Mr.. John
A. Burriss. These officials serve without
salary. but aspirants for the clerkship and
baiiff, salaried offices. are none the less in
terested. endeavoring to influence the voters
to support candidates who are expected to
favor them If successful Clerk E L.
Amiss desires reelection. and has as has
opponent Mr.. David F. Virts. Mr.. George
w. Selby, bailiff, is active in support of the
reelection CT the present mayor and coun-
cilmen and desires another term.
The marriage of Mr.. Herbert Kinsey of
Goshen and Miss Agnes Arnold of this place
occurred at the rectOry of st. Roses Cath
olic Church last evening. Rev Gilbert Nc
Donald officiating. A wedding supper was
| served at the home of the brides mother
D
were given an Old-fashioned serenade by a
large party of friends who came to tender
congratulations little later in the evening.
Justice Warfield's court has been busy
this week. John Hall, colored was ar
raigned and paid fine and costs for riding
his bicycle on the pavementS of Gathers
burg. Deputy Sheriff F. I. CahiIl arrest ID
John w. Dove, James F. Dove and Charles
s. Dove on warrants sworn out by their
sister. Julia A. Dove. and presented them
Tuesday, for assault Each gave bond for
trial Saturday week. Attorney Bowie F.
w aterS represented them. Today the Dove
brothers had their sister and father, ORA
per Dove, and mother, Elvira Dove, taken
into custody on the charge of hOusebreak-
ing and malicious destruction of their prop
erty. Mr.. Dove and Miss Julia gave bond
for further hearing. Mrs. Dove resist ed
Deputy Sheriff Cahill, took refuge in an
old stable at Middiebrook. where the fam
lily resides, and it was not until Deputy
Sheriffs Beavers of Rockville and White Of
Clarksburg came to his assistance that she
was brought before Justice Warfield. She
was committed to Rockville Jail. pending
a trial May TO- The trouble grows out of
the refusal of Mr.. Draper Dove to give the
Dove brothers possession of their home, or
dered restored to them by Judge Hender-
son about ten days ago in deciding a long
standing litigation before the circuit court.
Rev VIM. A. Mcdonald, pastor of the
NJ. E. Church South. has been i'll at the
parsonage for nearly month, and is now
improved, though unable to resume his
pastoral duties. Rev. Frank r. Griffith Of
Rockville has supplied his pulpit.
Mr.. Edgar Fulks has purchased at pri-
vate sale Of the heirs of the late Mrs
Martha Nelson farm of 2O1 acres near
Hunting Hill. 1t is understood the price
paid was $10.500
A May dance was given tonight in Boyds
Hall, and was largely attended. The COM
mittee in charge included Mr.. George Nc
Aztec. Mr.. John Snyder. jr, Mr.. Ira Darby
and Mr.. Algie Fuks. Among prominent
guests We're the Misses Patrick. Misses
Ofutt and Hughes Misses Shehns and Mr..
Harry Benson of Washington and Mr..
Earle Wood of Frederick.