Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-05
RocKv1LLE AND VICINITY.
Delegates to Republican Convention
Chosen-Mr. Pearre Endorsed.

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, May 4, 1904.
At the republican county convention held
hero today the following delegates were
elected to represent the county at the state
and congressional conventions:
State conventfon-Afban G. Thomas, Uriah
H. w. Griffith, Gist Blair Henry NJ. Lindig,
william R. Fulks William H. Roach, Geo.
w. Meads, Maurice Browning, w. g. Day.
Silas w. Browning. Thomas Dawson, Asa
NJ Stabler, Andrew Jackson. Clarence e.
Dawson. Everett Brown, John w. Case,
John Mcdonald. E. D. Lewis, Columbus F.
Purdum and Charles H. Parker.
Congressional Observation-Disclosures Brown
ing, Henry Griffith. George Warfeld, James
Barber. James E. Ayton. Frank Dryer.
John Hall. D. w. Baker, w. w. Dronen-
burg, Charles T. Johnson. George F. Will
Jams, w. H. Moore Silas Browning, James
II. Carter. Albert Green, Moses A. Dorsey
Frank Jones. Patrick Hebron. Emmett Dove.
Graham Pearre, A. A. Braddock, Willis b.
Burdette Thomas Dawson, Carey Kingdom,
James E. Poole, Rein Offutt Joseph Du-
vail. William H. Johnson. Simon Smith,
Charles E. Edmunds, James F. Turner.
Harry G. CLANCY. Charles E. Bond, John
Lancaster, Thomas Stewart, Fletcher Mat
thews, j. William Garrett, William KEN
ney. John T. Kicks, Hatton A. Waters,
John J.; Bowen; George Baughman. James
ser. Galen l.. TAFT, w. H. Brown, F. w.
Wood, r. H. Fell. Arthur Stabler,. William
H. Jones. Charles F. Kirk, s. C. Bready.
Joseph Adams. Peyton Gordon. c. Scott
Duvall. Charles B. Stewart D. r. Frazier.
John 8. ellis. John Ball, John Robinson.
Solomon Mines, John w. Lynch John w
Stabler. Robert W. Stone, A. Clinton Brown,
Lewis. Henry L. Black. Daniel Diggins. II.
T. Only. Columbus F. Purdum. s Y Rroa !.
hurst, John Beail. ]. n. Burdette. Thomas
Gather, Thomas c. Moves. Frank L. Hew-
lit. Charles Webster. Gist Blair, Cornelius
w Clum. w. A Knoll, William C. DIVER.
Charles w. Johnson, Philip Eaglin. Samuel
Sargent. Edward w. Birgfeldt
The convention directed the chairman to
telegraph Col. Pearre of Its action In indors-
Ing him for denomination, and to assure
him of the earnest wish Of the republicans
OF the county for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. James Madison GIngell, one of the
best-known citizens OF the lower section OF
the county, died about midnight last night
at his home, near Bethesda, aged eighty
five years. Paralysis and other troubles
being of long duration. His wife and q
large number Of children survive him. De-
ceased was man Of means and enjoyed
the esteem Of a wide circle OF friends
The members OF the newly elected town
council qualified this evening before Mayer
Hattersly w. Talbot. who had previously
taken the oaIa before the clerk OF the cir
cult court Mr.. Carey Kingdom was re-
elected clerk and Mr.. James F.. Green
baiii6f No other business was transacted
The old board met earlier In the evening.
with Mayor Talbot and Councilmen Lee
Onutt. Benjamin C. Riggs and Robert c.
Warfield present The returns OF the re-
cent town election were canvassed. and Mr.
Talbot was declared elected mayor and
Messrs. Willis B. Burdette. David J. Bready,
Lee OHutt AMI Robert C. Warf1eld council
men. A number OF bills were passed and
ordered paid.
James Eden Heiby. q resident Of tho vi
entity OF Glen, this county. died yesterday
morning OF q complication Of trOuhles. He
was seventy-thfee years old He leaves
q wife and four children.