Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-08-01


rants were served upon William H. Bobin
ger, Of Cabin John hotel, ten of them charg
ing violation of the local option law, ant
the others with violating the gambling law
He furnished ball and was released. Thes,
make q total of As warrants against the sam,
party. Thomas Noonan, of Washington
was also arrested at Cabin John, the sams
evening, charged with running roulette to
bles. He was released on bail.
Heart disease caused the death of james
W. Martin. formerly Of this town, the color.
ed patrol driver of the Ninth police precinct,
Washington, last Monday morning, ct 1907
Ninth street northwest. Martin was visit.
ing friends at the number mentioned, and
was leaving the house, when he suddenly
fell from the steps to the pavement, head.
foremost. He was picked up and carried
inside and physician was summoned, but
death had occurred instantly.
There will be game of base ball at the
Fair Grounds on Saturday, August 9nd, DO.
tween the Dawsonville and Rock Vile teams.
This is the second game of a series, Rock.
vile having defeated Dawsonville on July
4th BY the score Of z to4. The latter, how.
ever, have greatly strengthened their team,
having secured the services of crack pitcher
to do the twirling for them. Rockville on
the other hand is ready for them and first.
class game is confidently expected.
The Annual County Convention of the
Womans' Christian Temperance Union will
be held at Rockville, In the Baptist Church,
on Thursday, August IA. Morning session at
9:45 o'clock, afternoon at $50, with lunch.
con at noon, In the form Of basket pic mic,
served on the lawn directly opposite the
church. An evening meeting will be held
at the Town Hall at 7:45, to be addressed
by Mrs. Haslup, State president. and other
speakers. Public cordially invited.
The new advertisement of the James
Clark Distilling Company, on local page,
should receive the attention of those who
desire to procure pure liquors at reasonable
prices. This Company makes the very lib
eral offer of sending a gallon or more of
old rye whiskey to any express Office in this
county, expressage paid, for %. 20 gallon,
and to refund mon y if not satisfactory -
This firm has large trade with the people
of our county, and, from general report,
gives entire satisfaction.
A horse and buggy, the property of Mr..
E T. Bean, living near Derwood, was on
Wednesday morning lett standing in the
yard of the Montgomery House. at this
place, and during the temporary absence of
the owner the same was driven away by q
negro boy, 10 years OF age, named John
Jackson, OF this town. AS soon as the loss
was discovered notice was sent to different
points, and few hours later the negro and
team were overtaken at Potomac. The boy
was brought here and lodged in Jail.
1t is understood that the Chevy Chase and
Kensinston electric railroad, which now ex-
ter 10 IRON Chevy Chase lake TO Kensing
ton, will soon be continued TO Wheaton.
The road now belongs to George e. Em-
mons and other Washington capitalists,
having recently been purchased by them
after having been in the hands of receivers
for several months. The new owners have
agreed TO extend the road as stated If the
residents along the proposed route will sub
scribe $4,000 toward the project Half OF
this amount has already been pledged and
the balance, it is said, will be raised without
difficulty.