The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-06-05
THE DEATH RECORD.


and the late COL Harry Gilmor, of Confederate
fame. She was first married to Mr.. Alexander
McTavish, of Baltimore county, from whom
she was divorced. By this marriage there was
one son, the late Francis Q. McTavish, who at
one time owned farm in Dulany's valley:
| Mrs. Boylan, who had been living abroad
many years. is survived by a number of nieces
and nephews who are residents of Baltimore
city and county. Her only sister-Miss Mary
| Gilmor-married the late William Young, of
Baltimore. She died year or two ago.
Harman-Mrs. Fanny Barr Hartman, for
many years resident of Owings' Mills, Balti-
more county, and the widow of John Hartman,
died at her home in Germantown, Pa, on Sun
| day last. aged so years. She is survived by
| two unmarried daughters and two sons-Messrs.
| Daniel and John B. Hartman. In accordance
| with the wish of Mrs. Hartman, many times
| expressed, her remains were cremated. The
cause of her death was the rupture of blood
| vessel in the brain.
Wilhelm-Mrs Wilhelm, the death of whose
| husband Theodore Wilhelm) from consump-
ton was announced in THE UNION last week,
died at her home, near Butler, on Saturday last
| aged 48 years. The cause of her death was
cancer and her passing away was momenta-
| rily expected when her husband died. Mrs.
| Wilhelm was twice married and she is survived
by ten children-two by her first marriage and
eight by the second. Her maiden name was
Odlll0 w IQelIus
Report of the May Term Grand Jury
| The report of the May term grand jury, SUBJ
mitted to the court just before its adjournment
on Friday, May 18th, contains many sngges;;
| tons and recommendations that were referred
to by Judge Duncan as being valuable and
timely. 1t says:
1.-The rights of property owners and residents
| to proceed by injunction and civil suit against
such particularly Objectionable conditions and
| 40 fO than IN ho nniaan0o 0F
| of character which is damaging to their prop
| erty interests should. in our opinion. be en-
larged by legislative enactment whereby more
| judicial treatment may be had than is now
| possible through criminal procedure.
at may not be generally known that the en-
| tire police force of Baltimore county numbers
but thirty men for both day and night service.
| Our knowledge of the needs of the county in
| this regard leads us to express the conviction
that 100 men would be none too many to meet
this would entail an increased expenditure,
| and suggest increased and equitably adjus-
ted licenses and fees upon breweries, race
tracks, resorts and places of amusement, also
upon telegraph, telephone, electric light, steam
and electric railways property, which needs to
be guarded"
The jury calls the attention of the County
Commissioners to the law requiring licenses
for pool and billiard tables, suggests the ap-
| pontment of detectives in the county recon-
regarding the receiving of stolen goods, and
says that as the law regulating the issuing of
female traders licenses seems to tempt viola.
tions it is a question whether it is wise to allow
this special privilege to married women.
1t is recommended that the supervision of
the Jail and ams-house be made part of the
duties of the county health officer, and that
thorough auditing ofthe accounts ofthe county
be made once year by certified accountants of
the State and that their report be submitted to
the grand jury designated to receive It.
committee visited the Jail and found it in
good condition. The alms-house was found to
be conducted in good shape, and Treasurer
Merryman was complimentedo on the creditable
showing made by himself and his office force.
| The Jury recommended the Endorsement by
the County Commissioners of the State care of
the insane.
Before their final separation the jury pre-
sented the foreman, DR.. Henry P. Hynson,
with fine silk umbrella
MAY Poor Month Observation-Disclosures
ing the month of May Mr.. William P. Cole,
| Clerk of the Circuit Court issued marriage IL
censes to the following persons:
WHITE.
q. Butler Robinson to Grace Perry.
| Thomas A. Russell to Annie 8. johnson.
Charles E. Stallings to Blanche Wagner
George E. Penn to Mamie G. Finan.
John W. Euler to Ida R. Black.
William F. Weis to Mary E. Ovelgone.
| Walter .. NoSD1L 10 EQQa OCQrlV6r.
Custer S. Lowe to Agnes R. Day.
Albert Miles to Minnie G.. Fritze.
Percy L. Croney to Lilly Cummings.
John F. Creager to Emma G. Barton.
Cornelius ]. Rest to Helen l. Palmer.
Charles Boone to Sarah M. Murk.
Allen Morrow to Julia Hickson.
| Milford T. Downes to Cecilia s. Brian.
Joseph l. Wideman to Lola E. Tyson.
Maurice E. Taylor to Edith s. Mott.
August Bringia to Katie Gartenmayer.
Frederick M. Porter to Lena E. Stump.
Charles E. Zellers, Jr. to Clara s. Shredder.
George F. Larkins to Mary l. Long.
Theodore ]. Schneider to Olive B. Haley.
Bernard r. Miller to Inez E. Markell.
John Cordela to Mary Summers.
Albert W. Miller to Elizabeth W. Bethke.
Peter Baummer to Katharine Kaufman.
Samuel s. Clark to Goldie M. Howard.
Josiah Macy to Elizabeth W. WISE
| Philip g. Muenzing to Katharine Spielman.
John A. Hildebrant to Augusta Weiskettel
Louis ]. Keller to Mary Mueller.
Albert E. MacCrone to Bessie M. Fox.
Henry H. Hubner to Olive H. Dashiell.
Chester W. Walker to Ethel NJ. Ampacher.
| George W. Davis to Nora w. Rudasille.
John A. Collins to Louise Schumacher.
Evering Watkins to Ellenora Goodman.
| Frank j. Casper to Regina Goeller.
Norman R. Ham to Lula Yohn.
CoLoRED.
Samuel Fillmore to Frances E. Brown.
James f. Banks to Elizabeth V. Macklin.
An Old Estate Changes Hands-It viii
be Developed. -Litter-L ouna, fine estate
on the Old Court road, midway between Rock.
land, Falls road, and Pikesville, just south Of
Green Spring Valley, has been sold by the Safe
Deposit and Trust Company, as trustee for the
Arunah S. Abel estate to Mr.. ID. Garrett
Smith, of Norfolk.
II includes four farms and the Lawrenson
mansion, occupied by the late Edwin +. Abel
before he moved to his home on Woodbourne
H11o Snn
was Sl10 600, or an average of $l42 an acre.
Mr.. Smith intends to form syndicate TO
develop the property. 1t will be divided into
lots of about 20 or rs acres and the plan OF
development will aim at the erection of large
and handsome mansions.
looking over suburban tracts suitable for bis
| plan Of development. He was guided in bis
final choice ofthe Litter. Louna property by bis
belief that it was admirably situated for the
| upbuilding Of new and picturesque suburb.
The work of laying out the roads through the
tract will be started this summer.
| Every care will be taken to so arrange the
roads and avenues that the striking natural
beauty of the land will not be marred. The
estate includes number OF valleys nils,
groves and streams. OF the total acreage 443 4
acres are cleared and 1852 woodland. The
tract includes long stretches along the OLD
Court road and Green Spring avenue, which
intersect near the middle.
| The LaWreQSOQ mdUSlOu II OCCupiCu Wy nAi 20
William s. Zimmerman and family. Near by
are the estates of Mr.. William II. Whitridge
and other large and beautiful country places
Women Have Contention Over Title to
Land-On Saturday last, in the Circuit Court
Judge Duncan heard argument Oh motion tc
. ouash the writ of summons and the proceed
ings in the case of Mrs. Emma Green, OF Bal
timore county. against Mrs. Helen ID. Morri
son, of New York city. Last October Mrs
, Morrison sold to Mr.. Joseph Clark farm IL
/ the 4th district of this county upon which Mrs
Green had lived, with the consent of Mrs Nor
= | rison for a number of years preceding the pur
! chase by Mr.. Clark free Orient. After he pur
chased the property Mrs. Green, the tenant
refused to vacate and Mr.. Clark, through AT
| torney James j. Lindsay, commenced lega
. proceedings to compel her to do so. This wa
resisted by Mrs. Green through Mr.. p. Lynne
T Painter her lawyer. on the ground that Mrs
Morrison had, previous to the sale to Mr. CiarK
promised to deed her the property IN question
Judges Burke and Duncan decided that Mr.
| Clark was entitled to the property and tina
, Mrs. Green must vacate. This was decided
. during the March term of court and Mrs. Nor
rison came on from New York to testify II
those proceedings for Mr.. Clark.
1 While Mrs Morrison was attending court II
. Towson Mrs. Green brought suit against he
! for 81 500 damages for alleged breach OF con
! tract in not deciding her the property, and N RS
Morrison was Immediately summoned. MIS-
d Morrison filed motion to quash the proceed