The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-05-28

and wife.
Canton Co. to Frederick Messenholder and wife
Sophie Nelson and husband to George c. Collin
and wife.
Frederick M. Leonard and NJ. H. Leonard, exec
utors, to Anne G. Fernam.
Clarence M. Kemp to August ]. Oldenburg an
John b. Kelly.
Anne G. Farnam to william schluderberg.
John A. Waldhauser to John Schenning an,
wife.
Robert Culver to Emil Hartmann and wife.
Edw. B. Eisenbrandt to Sarah e. and Grace E
Jennie E. Lowry to Lila L. GunnIson and HAITI,
| J. Lowry.
Charles II. Grasty to Beatrice Kirtley and hus
band.
Daniel E. Snapp and wife to Henry sueler ant
wife.
Efhe G. Lanahan and husband to Fred'k Stamp.
Fred'k Stamp to George Kirchner and wife
John +; Russom, Jr., and wife to William t
| Church Home and Infirmary to F. C. Heighe.
Gharles ID. Stewart to Minnie B. White.
Henry Roth to P. P. Amrhein and wife.
Same to Carl Horst and wife.
Same to Conrad Amend and wife.
same to George Hemmeter and wife.
Same to George L. Muller and wife.
Same to Paul James.
]. H. Dawson and wife to ]. W. Leakin.
ROLAND Park Company to M. L. Johnson.
j.. Is. Harris to Jeremiah Baublits.
A. A. Sanner and wife to L. H. Palmer and wife.
David Wright to L. G.. Langkam and wife.
David Wright to Augusta Zielmekie.
jacob ID. Ortel and wife to Mary A. Lott.
Charles e. Savage to ]. @. Weitzel and wife.
G. L. Solomon and wife to T. II. Mitchell.
assurance Al P. L. & s. A. to J. B. Robinson.
W. s. Herring and wife to Laura A. Anderson.
=: Y. Vogt and wife to j. Leo Mueller.
Martin Mayport and wife to w. F. Schrickling
Woodlawn Cemetery Co. to United Railways &
Electric Co. =
Martin Il; Quinn to Martin Kilroy.
Mary a. Reese ct al TO NJ. G.. Fenhagen.
II. N. Eckstine to A. e. Browen.
Rosa Buckle and husband to A: W. thinner
John Gerstmyer and wife to w. W. Elliott
w IN
T. M. Montgomery ct al. to Frank Kraft.
Elizabeth beaverton to w. j. Beehler and wife.
Frederick Meisenhoden to East End L. 6 s. A.,
Amanda Won Newkirk to Border State Savings
Frank Q: Tyson and wife to Provident Savings
George NJ; WeinDeck ana wife to German P. L.
joseph s p PIaadgett and wife to Halethorpe B. &
Joseph S. Padgett and wife to Schlosser & Stei-
Richard W. Marchant and wife to Loyola p B.
A., Z. aggregating, $31,875.
Joseph Carney and wife to the Third German
American b. A, $3l2.
Harry D: Wolf and wife to the United Butchers
Harry d. Wolf and wife to Elizabeth A. Muller,
August J. Albenburg and Johan B. Kelly ct al.
to Ludwig Sellmayer. $1,000.
Frederick ]: Peetz to G.-B.-S Brewing Co., $500.
Henry Stueler and wife to Germantown P. B. A.
o.. X.
Frederick G. Heighe to Church Home and mfr
Mary Hare and husband to Elizabeth Gunther.
$500.
NJ. L. Johnston and wife to Corporation for the
Relief of the Widows and Orphans of the
Clergy Of Of the Protestant Church in Mary
G. L. Muller to New Michael's P. s. 81. A. SIPS.
Conrad Amend to same, $832.
?. P. Amrhein to same, 1882.
Carl Horst to same, 1882.
George Hemmeter to same. $728.
Paul jaime to same, $500.
I. G; Langham and wife to Canton P. B. A., $500.
Con Kissner and wife to same, $500.
Mary A. Lott to same, $500.
Augusta Zielmekie to same, $500.
Jacob @. Weitzel and wife to same, $500.
L. H. Palmer and wife to same, $1,000.
M. G. Fenhagen and wife to Halethorpe B. & L.
Martin Kilroy to H. Edgar johnson. $1,000.
G. H. Sterling and wife to Hoffman Allen, 81 900.
GeCrgeanna Whalen to Friendship B. s. T.. A.
Howard Rieman and wife to s. A. Asendorf,
$500.
The States Attorney on the Watts MUIR
der Case.-Mr. Robert H. Bussey, States At
torney for Baltimore county, has filed in the
Circuit Court here reply to the special pleas
of Edward G. Watts to the second Indictment
against him charging him with the murder of
bis wife. Watts claimed that he had already
been tried on one indictment for the same
charge, and that his life cannot be again put
in jeopardy.
The replication says: "There is no such
record of proceedings as in said plea is pre-
tended and alleged, and this the State of Mary
land prays may be inquired of by the court,
and, by way of a second replication to the
special plea in these proceedings that after the
said Edward G. Watts was sentenced to be
hanged by the Circuit Court for Hartford coun.
ty as in the said first special plea alleged, on
the 23d day of April, 1903, the said Edward @.
Watts prayed an appeal from said judgment to
the CnIirt IF Appeals. and that the said COURT
Court for Hartford county, and was awarded q
new trial."
Attorney for Hartford county entered nolle
pros. to the proceedings against Watts in the
Circuit Court of that county.
Watts case was removed from Baltimore
county to Hartford county for trial, and he was
convicted at Belair of murder in the first de-
gree, and was afterwards granted new trial.
Attorney General Bryan advised the abandon
ment of the then pending indictment against
Watts, as he claimed that, owing to an error in
it, the prisoner could not be convicted. Watts
was for the second time indicted by the grand
jury for Baltimore county, and on being ar
raigned claimed that be had already been tried
on the same charge, and that his life could not
again be put in jeopardy, and this right was
guaranteed to him by the Constitution of the
State. Mr.. Howard Bryant is counsel for
Watts.
The court will now have to pass ON the valid
ity of Watts plea, and if it is sustained Watts
will have to be discharged.
1t is unofficially announced that Watts is
willing to plead guilty to the charge of murder
in the second degree, the maximum penalty
for which is IS years imprisonment in the
penitentiary. The case raises questions which
have never come up in this State.
Normal School charlottesville annual
commencement of the Maryland State Normal
School took place on Thursday night. Gov.
ernor Warfield made an address and delivered
the diplomas to the graduates, among whom
were the following from Baltimore county, all
of whom are designated as professionals
Misses Clara Maud Balm. Louise Ball, Dora
Estelle Cole, Katharine M. Dinsmore, Etha NJ.