Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-08
EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Result Of Democratic Primaries in
Two Districts-GeneraI Items.
Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
HYATTSvILLE, Md, September S, 1902
The democratic primaries for the purpose
of electing five delegates from each dis
trict to the county convention will meet
at Upper Marlboro tomorrow, and will
choose five delegates to represent Prince
Georges county in the congressional con-
vention of the fifth congressional district
Of Maryland, which convenes at Cross
Street Hall In Baltimore next Thursday
were held in the several election districts
of the county Saturday afternoon.
In Hyattsvllle, the sixteenth district, the
primary meeting was held in the Masonic
Temple, and the following delegates to the
county convention were elected without cp-
position: James Enos Ray, ST.. Arthur Carr
John W. Carter J. Thomas Brown w
Hampton Hickey
In Bladensburg, the second district the
primary meeting was held at the Palo Alto
House, and the following delegates to the
county convention were unanimously
elected: Benz. d. Stephen. VIM. T. Casey.
Robt. w. Wells, Thos N Mohler Edward
Gasch These delegates were instructed to
use all honorable means in the county con-
vention to have w. Brooks Hunter chosen
as delegate to the congressional conven-
ton.
A special meeting of the town council
was held Saturday night at Carr's Hail.
with Mayor Wells in the chair. 1t was
ordered that a brick sidewalk be laid on
Columbia avenue from the culvert to the
Dunning property.
The following jury of seventy-three per-
sons for the October term of the circuit
court of, Prince Georges county has been
drawn by Judge Merrick. The grand jurors
will be drawn from the first forty-eight
names Monday, October g. the frst day Of
the term. The balance of the list of forty
eight persons will serve as petit jurors for
the first week of the,-cou Samuel H.
Hamilton James w. Fowler. Mortimer S.
Lawrence, Duckett Wells. John T.. Tolson,
Lewis w. Holmes; (coored), Thomas F.
Smith, Calvin n. Beckett, VIM. H. Squires
John D. Dement,, +. E. Holloway, Robert
Burgess (colored). Walter Brooke, Howard
G. Reifenbach, VIM. Ell Swamm, Geo II.
Lanhardt, Thos Y. Crawford, Geo. S. Har-
rison DR.. Thos M. Baldwin, Thos. Math-
ews (colored) John II. Baden, Franklin A.
Robinson, Thomas A. Mason (colored). John
Haley (colored), VIM u. Doing, VIM. A.
Purdy. VIM. NJ. H2wkiRs (colored), n 8.
Plummer (colored)2cJ. Benson Perrie, AL
bert G. Stansbury,nJarnes H. MullilIin, D.
T. Sheriff, B. F. Grabbs Henry p. Bird,
George r. HerbertS Edward Phelps, VIM.
L. Stewart. JOS HISelby, Edward A. Full
ler Geo. M. Books Cornelius Elwood (col-
ored). Jos. H. Blandford, Isaac Mitchell
{coloredl. Jos. C. 4ostetter, Allen W. NAL
lery, Henry G. Simon" A: L. Middl e1on,
Virgil NJ. Lawrence.
for the second week: F. w. Burgman,
James II. Murray, Christopher c. Chew,
John w. Bowie. Marcelus Robey, John E.
Crosby, j. Burns Wilson, Eli ]. Watson, j.
William Cross, Chas. d. Fowler. Philip f.
Malley, Harry r. Jones' Richard NJ. Car
H. Perrie. Calvin E. Arnold, VIM. r. Nc
Chesney. Frank Hurd. Israel Beall, Cln-
ton ,Beall, Chas. c. Clagett, w. Seaton Belt,
Samuel l.. Gray. Henry T. Freeman.