Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-29
ROCKVILLE.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, November 20. 1910.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ann Warfieid, who
died at her home here Sunday night,
will take place from the family residence
at half-past 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
tho interment to be in Rockville ceme
terry.
Mrs. warneld was the widow Of William
H. Warfield and was in her eighty
seventh year. She was Rockviiie's Oldest
resident. Until taken Ill q few days
ago. her health had been remarkable for
one OF her years. She is survived by
six daughters and son, as follows: Mrs.
Sallie Clagett and Mrs. Josephine Penn
of Laytonsville district, Mrs. Alfred &.
w. Sage, Misses Jane and Ada Warheld
and David H. Warheid OF Rockville.
Because he assaulted Aaron Hewitt.
bailiff of Rockville, when the ohlCor
of disorderIy conduct. Arthur Mason. a
young Rockville negro. was sentenced 70
six months in the house Of correction BY
Judge Edward C. Peter, In the circuit
court here yesterday. The TESTIMONY
showed that Mason struck and kicked
the officer severa, times and resisted
arrest so strenuously that 1t required
five officers to get him to Jail.
Miss Alberta May Young. aged twenty
two. and Ralph Stanley WIrschins. sted
married in Rockville Saturday by Rev.
S. r. White Of the Baptist Church, at the
home of the minister.
George alias Qounch) Carter was con
victed in the circuit court here yesterday
OH an Indictment charging him with Ia:
ceny. and was sentenced to eighteen
months in the house OF correction.
Carriers offense consisted In breaking
into the store OF J. Herbert Cissell. al
Silver Spring. about ten days ago. and
ST. ling cigars and ChAWfnN
bacco. 1t developed during the trial, that
Carter was q short time ago released from
the penitentiary. where he served eight
years for horse stealing.
Seven years in the penitentiary was
the sentence imposed by Judge Peter
on William Lee, colored. In two cases
of larceny. He was charged with steal
ing a lap robe from Laurence White, a
into the house Of Henry Washington.
colored, and stealing Ave dollars and .
pistol.
In a dificulty with Henry Neal. COL
ored, at Hunting Hill last summer.
Marshall Johnson. also colored. shot
Neal in the arm with a revolver. Upon
being convicted in the circuit court
here, Judge Peter sent him to the
house Of correction for two years.
Judge stsr s.rS.a notice tSs
riers of concealed weapons need ex-
pect no mercy from him, as he intends
to do everything within his power to
break up the practice.
The case of DR.. Mcpherson Crichton
of Washington, who was indicted In
Charles county for manslaughter as q
result of his automobile killing Alex
ander Bowie last August, which was
several days ago removed to this coun-
ty for trial, will. Il in understood, not
be tried until the March term. DR..
Crichton asked for q removal Of the
case, on the ground that he could not
get Justice in Charles county. -
The Methodist. Protestant Church
recently completed at HrookeviliA, this
county, At q cost Of about $4,000. was
dedicated Sunday In the presence Of q
very large gathering. The dedicatorv
sermon was preached BY Rev. DIR. y.
T, Tagg Of Baltimore. and the pastor.
Rev. Charles E. Dryden, and other min.
isters also delivered addresses.
The new Methodist Church at Wood
field. this county. was also dedicated
Sunday. Among the speakers at the
all-day services were Rev. j. n r.
Eumwalt OF washington; Rev. James
p. James, former pastor OF the church:
Rev. William Hoffman. the pte4efit pas
tor. and others. A large gathering at
tended. Inc new ediace 10 q comfort
able frame structure and cost. about
me teachers OF the Gsithsrsburs
Pubic school are arranging 20 present
4 play entitled ''DarbaFA." Ia Masonic
Kali. Gaithsrsbur4. Thursday evening.
fhe proceeds will be added 70 q fund
that 10 being raised to furnish the as
sembly room at the school