Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-15
EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Judges and Clerks Of Election Appoint
ed-General News Items.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, September 10, 1904.
The following are the judges and clerks
of election for Prince Georges county ap-
pointed at a meeting of the board of cleo
ton supervisors held in Marlboro Tues
day:
Evansville disadvantages, John P. Tur-
ner, democrat: H. H. Hughes. republican.
Clerks, George M. SMITH. democrat; Ed
ward A. Gaylor, republican.
Bladensburg disadvantages, H. c. Ma
chen, democrat: George W. Whalley. repub-
lican. Clerks, Alvin " Bowen, democrat;
Myer Edlavitch, republican.
Marlboro disadvantages, Joseph V. Wy
vile, democrat; James f. Ridgley, repub-
lican. Clerks, Charles w. H. Talbot, demo-
crat; John r. Wells. republican.
Nottingham disadvantages. James Tur-
ner, democrat; w. NJ. Duvall, republican.
Clerks, Thomas Garner. democrat; Ernest
Garner, republican.
Piscataway district-Judges. Daniel John
son, democrat; John H. Williams. repub-
lcan. Clerks, Charles E. Boswell, demo-
crat; j. F. A. Murphy. republican.
Spauldings disadvantages, ]. E. Tolson.
democrat; s. E. Cox, republican Clerks,
Arthur B. Suit, democrat; w. d. Pyles, re-
publican.
Queen Anne disadvantages, Julien Ball.
democrat; w. N. Hamilton, republican.
Clerks, J. Everett Sweeney, democrat J.
7. Hardesty, republican.
Aquasco disadvantages, Edward Glib
bons. democrat: Samuel Garner republican.
Clerks. ]. Howe Rawlings democrat; Dan
A. Jenkins, republican.
Surratts disadvantages. P. C. Miller,
democrat; Richard L. Goddard, republican.
Clerks, Charles w. Stepson. democrat:
Samuel NJ. Meloy, republican.
Laurel district-First precinct, judges c.
L. Young, democrat; T. N. OBrien, repub-
lcan. Clerks. Benjamin Curry, democrat;
r. Walter Gray. republican. Second pre-
cinct, judges, Edward Phelps. democrat; w.
H. Dorsey. republican. Clerk. John r.
Jones, democrat; Emory Marion, repub-
lcan.
Brandywine disadvantages, L. M. Nay
lor, democrat; George w. Waters repub-
lican. Clerks, j. L. Hunt, democrat; r.
Walton Lusby, republican.
| Oxen Hill disadvantages. James A. Heis-
kell. democrat; John e. Ware, republican.
Clerks, J. w. Fowler, jr., democrat; George
E Curtis, republican
Kent disadvantages, Lee Tarman, demo-
crat; Claude L. Burnett, republican. Clerk.
Bernard F. Brown, democrat; Wallace
Richie, republican.
Bowie district-Judges, ]. r. Hardie.
democrat; ]. M. Brashears, republican:
Clerks, r. Lee Mullikin, democrat; A. w.
Cross. republican.
democrat; Edward H. Garner, republican.
Clerks, r. ]. Grant, democrat; James w.
Christmas, republican.
Hyattsville disadvantages. John w. Car
Clerks, c. I. Raybold, democrat; Howard
o. EmmOns, republican.
Col. William S. Powell, who recently dis
posed of his Llangollen farms near. An
napolis Junction, has been chosen foreman
of the grand jury in Howard county. He
and Mrs. Powell had expected to leave for
the Pacific coast today fer months stay
prior to sailing for a tour of the globe.
Mrs. ]. b. Shallenberger has returned
from a visit to Mrs j. ]. Kennedy, Brook
Ign, n. Y. Mr.. Shallenberger, recently of
Bell & Co., Washington, has decided to re-
main in Seattle. whittier he journeyed sew
eral weeks since. and Mrs. Shallenberger
will join him early in the spring.
The public schools of Prince Georges
county opened today. Studies were resumed
at the old frame school, building, Johnson
avenue, in Hyattsville, pending the compile
ton of the eight-room brick school building
to be erected on Spencer street.
At a meeting of the directors of the First
National Bank Of Southern Maryland, held
in Upper Marlboro yesterday, Mr.. Aquilla
T. Robinson of Brandywine district was
elected president to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of State Senator Joseph S.
Wilson. Mr.. T. Van Clagett, the law part
ner and brother-in-law of the late presi-
dent, was chosen as a member of the
board in place of Mr.. Robinson. The new
president is chairman of the democratic
state central committee for Prince Georges
county, and is the chief tobacco inspector
from the southern Maryland counties.