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NAP0LKoS,s SUNDAY LICENSE

Constable Fielder and an Alleged State De-
tective Accused OF Fraud.
Charles Fielder. constable from West New
York. was arraigned In the General Sessions
Court in Jersey City yesterday to plead to an
Indictment for extor:lon and obtaining money
under false pretences. The indictment alleges
that Fielder and man whom he introduced as
J, II. d. Blum. a State detective. went to a
saloon in North Bergen kept by Louis Napoleon
and told Napoleon that II he wanted to keen his
place open seven DAYS In the week. he would be
obliged to pay. an extra license fee OF $50 Ma
poleon refused TO pay II. but his wife effected a
compromise By paying them S25. She de-
manded receipt for the money and the men
gave her this document:
sc This Is to certify that ]. H. D. Blum. State
detective. authorizes Louis Napoleon TO run an
entertainment seven nights g week. as per
agreement. j. II. d. BLUM.
CHARLES FIELDER"
Fielder pleaded not guilty and furnished $500
bail for trial. Blum Is also indicted. but has
not been captured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
$40 600 Suit for Medical Services Settled
for 5000.

ITHACA. N Y. Dec. l5.-The $4,000 suit for
medical services which was last March brought
by Dr. b, L. Robinson of Mclean against G. E
Chambers of Cortland. a reputed millionaire,
was to-day settled in the local courts, tho
plaintiff receiving $500 The defendant a year
eide In the village OF Mclean, and after ser-
ously hack ing himself with n razor, repented
life. The pa intin rendered the necessary
services. and also performed difficult surgical
operations, ana succeeded in saving the de.
claim on the grounds that the life OF the plain.
TN was worth $4,000. According TO the at
averaged about s.. 900 a visit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
@. PEHcIrAL STEWART INDICTED.
With Others He Is Charged with Getting
Money on False Representations.

Money on raise Representations.
The Grnrd Jury returned Eve indictments
against George Percval Stewart and four others
yesterday. On evidence presented BY Assistant
District Attorney Byrne Stewart Is accused Of
grand larceny in the second degree in obtaining
money under false pretences and converting Che
funds Of the American Investors Company to his
own use. Upon presentation Of the indictments
bench warrant issued and Stewart was ar
rested by Detective McConville at his Offices IN
the Potter building which have been variously
occupied by the Granite State Provident Associa-
ton. the American Investors Trust, the American
Investors Company and the Financial Agency
Company. VI the time Of his arrest Stewart
was exploiting the Mercantile Manufacturing
Agency, which purports To- be in the business o
selling automobiles on the installment plan.
Stewart was locked UP AT Police Headquarters.
The witnesses against Stewart and the others
indicted are nicdrich Bchrcns Of Brooklyn, and
Carl Priess, who lives in Long Island town.
Behrens said that he put sii5 into the American
Investors Company assurances that the con-
Germ would start him in 50, 500 grocery business
Pricss paid the same amount 10 the Financial
Agency Company in expectation Of getting
81. 800 wish which 90 start hotel. Assistant
District Attorney Byrnc said that of 400 people
who paid Stcwart's concerns money similar
only three OF four were actually started
in business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
Rose widmnysr Gets n Divorce.

WHITE PLAINS. N, Y, Dec. l5.-Judge Keogh
has granted an absolute divorce to Rose Wild.
mayer from her husband Harry Widmayer
Jr The couple were married on July 3. 1890.
q SheGpsnead Bay, They separated in 1895.
bridgeport Conn. Harry Widmayer is a. stock
broker in New York with Offices at As broad
Widmay,gr lived with one Eve Boies. at the
GIiisey House; New York; and also at Max
keogh orders the defendant to contribute SIS
Egr month for the support OF his child. Harriet
Mldmayer; aged Years. who is given into tho
Mrs; Widmayer is permitted TO marry again.
while, Mr. Widmayer cannot marry during
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16

CoNcoRp. n. H.. Dec. Ex-senator Gallinger
has introduced and will urge the passage OF
bill through Congress for n $4,000 statue OF
Ma(or John stark. the Revolutionary hero. to
lie under a very u Oldest monument in one OF
the public parks OF the city. This park was
once part OF the hero's estnte. 'N wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16

Arr1Ved-FRInAT, Dec, Is.
o. e. transport sedgwick. Henricks, MatanZas,
Dec. 3.
IS Seneca. Decker. Canpcche. Dec. ?.
SIS state OF Nebraska. glasgow. Dec 2.
IS lrrAwaddy. HAuslip, Trinidad, Dec o.
50 Marina, Fox Tilt Cove. Dec. H.
SIS FontAbelie. Mckay, st. Croix. Dec. 10,
Sc Prins wil.m H., sibbelee. Port All Prince.
So Hamilton. Doyle Norfolk. Dec. IL.
Ss AlSiers. Manson. New Orleans. Dec. q.
Ss Horatio Hall. Bragg. Portland. Dec. IS.
ga Fl Monte, Parker, New Orleans, Dec. D.
IS YemAssee. Townsend philadelphia Dec. IL.
BARK Antigua, Parker. Buenos Ayres. Oct II.
Bark Salterod, JohAnuessen, Batavia. July Is
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IS Aller. from New York. at Bremen
Sc Germanic. from New York. at Liverpool.
ss spaArndam. from New York. at Rotterdam.
Ss Champagne, from New York at Hayre
Sc Finance. from New York. at Colon.
g. Empress Of India, from Yokohama, at Van.
-ouvcr.
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. As to Lots, Plots or Farms.

good thing Ia presented. Let them know WHAT
s y0T nave 70 ofIer By using Its advertisinX
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MARINE INTELLFGEyCE.


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9lew Publications.

9ltw publications.
Dictionaries Compared.
The London Daily Standard hits the
nail on the head when il declares that
Companions may DO odious. but when work Of
reference IL concerned they are inevitable. Tho
Funk Wagnalls Standard Dictionary. in the
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That conservative authority, Tho
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Century"
Americans recognize this superiority,
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A MATTER OF INTEREST TO REAL
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-16
Allan Benny to Lead Democrats In Jersey
Assembly.

The Democratic delegation from Hudson
county to the next Assem- bly, hell a caucus in
JerseyCity yesterday and selected Assembly
man-elect Allan Benny OF Bayonne for leader
Of the, minority, Aslemb yman elect James J.
Murphy; who was leader last year. withdrew In
which consists NJ eleven mem beers, will control
the general caucus and Mr.. Benny will get the
Democratic nomination tor Speaker Senator
Allan L, McDcrnott will lead the minority In
the Senate
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THE MONTHEON SOCIETY

for cultivation Of goodness invites welto-do rehned
people willing to promote the OBJECT aimed At.
Address for information the Montheon Society Lock
Boz X. Madison Square Post once New York
TEMPLE EMANUEL b'h ay. aud 4sd st-Sun.
Il DAY. 80 A. NJ, DR.. Joseph silyerman lectures
on Hypocrisy IN Modern Society: all welcome.
THIRD REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Il 23d st-The Rev. y. N, Foster, Phi. d.. pastor
$3.50: The Theatre-A School OF immortality"
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II HE kENsrCo COMMUNICATIONS station, Hsr:
lem Railroad; 40 minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. ONCE, is East AID ST.
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Spfrial 31otires.
Religious 5lotirts.
ANTIQUES AND CURIOs.
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MRS E. NJ. wHITTRMoRE leads woman's Union
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The Hero of Manila

Dewey on the Mississippi and the Pacific BY
ROSTER JOHNSON. Illustrated. t2mo.
Cloth, $500. In the Young Heroes of
Our Navy Series.
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History Of Canada

BY J. N. MclLWRAITH. i6mo. Cloth,
pv Al 60 cents. In History
MST,:.. for Young Readers"
NACiiWTdilN Series
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NEW BOOKS.
Continued from Serenth Pace.
the poet dlsporting itself in variety OF In
1Cenous and amusing turns.

d, the poet dlsporting Itself in variety OF in-
1eenous and amusing turns.
And pray. who are your"
Said the violet blue
To tho bee. with surprise
Al his wonderful size.
In her eyeglass Of dew.
H. madame quoth he.
Am publican Bee,
Collecting the tax
On honey and wax.
Have you nothing for mei"
Puns are not despised here. and. after all.
why should they bef IL was permitted TO be
the fashion. once upon time. to act the face
against them. but II Ia probable that the OBJ
lection TO puns was never quite sincere. Ger
tainly everybody has insisted upon his own
puns. however much no may have objected to
the puns OF others. Father Tabb presents
Jack Frosts apology In this fashion:
To strip you Of your foliage.
Ny spirit sorely grieves;
Nor will in tho work engage.
Unless you grant your leaves.
An epigram entitled silk" reminds us rather
srlmy that turn about is fair play:
Twas the shroad OF many worm.lits thing
That rose from It's tangled skein;
Twas the garb OF many god.like king
Who went to the worms again.
That the light aver really catches up with
the shadow Is not positively to be said, but
certainly the two make a close and interesting
race. and the poet knows how to deal wildly
with the idea:
"Iiove you little maid
Said the sunbeam to the Shade.
AZ all day long she .hr,nk away before him;
But at twilight. ore no died.
She was weeping at HE side.
Apd h. FOL hart rea s0ft trai n
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Howe's feet and the French fleet under
villaret-Joyeuse. a battle so decisive that to
the English the title THE Glorious First Of
June" IL sufficient to Identify Il; the battle on
Cape 81. Vincent. Feb. II. 1907; and Nelson's
victory In Aboukir Bay. Aug. I. 1893.
The civil history Of the Royal Navy also is OF
importance. the reforms that followed grudR-
ingly upon the mutlnles OF 1907 perhaps
having Influenced our own naval regulations.
II Is to be noted that the work is 10 be In
creased In size. Mr.. Cloves having found IL
impossible TO compress the history into five
volumes. as he had expected. The next vol
ume should be OF extreme interest. especially
to Americans. as II will cover the period OF our
second war with Great Britain. and the last
volume. II not dealing with active maritime
operations. should be OF interest to the stu
dent OF naval development. as II will bring to
a close the story OF the wooden walls OF Eng
land" and begin the history OF the iron-clad
and steel navy Of to-day.
The thoughtful reader may ind n series OF
philosophic aphorisms Of real comfort In mo-
ments OF emergency In volume which comes
TO US from Boston and which bears the title
In Case OF Need These May Come Handy. A
Book OF Pictorial and yersined Admonition."
BY Ralph BerGenRren Small. Maynard 4 Coz.
Unto the Meek
As should be stated,
Thi. Book IL meekiy
Dedicated.
says the fore word. and the author proceeds to
offer words OF sage advice In series OF qua
trains illustrated with pictures drawn In a
spirit OF appropriately gentle humor On gen-
eral PRINCIPLES II may be admitted that the
pretty girl gets many small attentions that her
less favored sister misses. and yet. as the phil
osopher tells us. Natures great law OF compen-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

BARRING HIM OUT.-Here is 3
story of 9 revival meeting which
took place near Willoughby some
time ago, says the Cleveland Plain
Dealer. A certain worthy exhort-
er took the floor and started in on
an extended discourse. He talked,
and talked. Time was swallowed
up, other speakers were crowded
out, the audience was exhausted, !,
and still the exhorter talked on.
Pretty soon he paused q moment
to catch his breath, and then spread
ing out his hands he beloved forth:
81 see a mighty field before mew
Before he could get any further
ne was interrupted by little Ger
man-American in front seat. The
little man turned half round and
said in penetrating whisper
"Poys, poys, somebody put up
der bar gwick 1.-The effer gifts him
self insite of dot field We Won't go
home tonight !"
The exhorter saw the point aud
brought his remarks to o hurried
close.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

The roar Of the crowd was echoed
b. CRY like the scream az an ami
NAL in distress-like a tigress whose
young are menaced--and 9 figure
With wildly swinging arms and
ashen face. dartsd from the door
way nearby. The suddenly fright
ened woman was seized and thrown
with superhuman energy to one
side; and the safe fell upon the spot
where she stood, with the rescuer
beneath its awful bulk!
A groan rose from the spectators
and some had rushed to the scene,
while others turned away, sick at
heart. The weight had fallen upon
the frail body Of the man bat the
face was untouched. The features
were calm and placid and q smile
wreathed the lips.
The woman, her finery disarray-
ed, pushed through the gathering
crowd to see her rescner. Her face
was pallid now-only the lips we're
red. and they made the counte-
nance still more ghostly. She
stopped for a closer view of the
quiet face on the ground.
my God 7 she gasped, tottering
back. It's Jim-it's Jim +
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

By order OF the Governor. .''''''-
GEORGE T. LOwEREE.
July z-tes Secretary Of State.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

e S ~
Farm Of 300 acres, fertile, good -
buildings, situate about II miles from
Oakville and four miles from steamboat
wharf. Good state of cultivation. Price,
% 900. Terms easy.
Farm no acres, good buildings, fne
soil and well improved. Suitable for
trucking. Price, $500. Near 81. Jo-
seph's Church. Terms easy.
Farm 40 acres ON Sc. Clements Bay.
Fine two-story dwelling. New. Suita-
BILE for cultivation of fruit. Beautiful
view. Terms easy.
A small farm, II miles South Of Chap.
tico at Cross Roads. Two miles from
steamboat wharf. ~ acres. Common
Improvements. Good stand for business,
mercantile or mechanical. Suitable for
fruit. Price, $400. Terms easy.
Small tract Of land on tributary Of Sc.
Clements Bay. Good dwelling. About
9 acres. Good for trucking. Price, $50.
Terms easy.
10. r. MORGAN,
Leonardtown. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

WHEREAS, at a session of the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland begun and held In the
lsee. bill was passed proposing an Amend
ment TO the Constitution 70 the State by ad-
ding new section to Article four thereof TO
be known as section 81 A, which said Bill and
Amendment are in the words following, 20 wit:
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19


WHEREAS; at session of the General Assem-
- bly, OF Maryland begun and held in the
City of Annapolis on the fifth dav OF January,
mert to the Constitution 10 the state "a bv ad-
ding new section to Article four thereof. TO
be known as section 81 A, which said Bill and
Amendment are In the words following, 20 wit:
CHAPTER lss.
AN ACT 20 amend the Constitution of Mary
land, by adding new Section 70 Article Four.
SECTION j. BE In Enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. (three-hfths of all the
following section be and the same Is hereby
proposed as an amendment TO the Constitution
OF the State OF Maryland. and IL adopted bY the
ter provided, the same shall stand as an addi-
tional section TO Article of said Constitution
% follow section 81 and TO be known as Section
81 A: In addition to the sum Of Ave hum
dred dollars. which by the preceding section
Z aurhorsxed "a nav =. es ~ ne ~ Is,s ~
the supreme Bench Of baltimore City, che said
Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore Is furfh-
nuaily. sum not exceeding iifSecn HUNDRED
dollars provided that the same or any part
thereof, being once granted, shall not be di-
minisned 2. during the heconfinuanceo OF said Judges
SECTION 2 And Be Il Further Enacted. by
the authority aforesaid. that the said foreRo-
TO the Constitution shall be. &C the next gene
lal election 20 be held in this State submitted
% the legal and qualified voters thereof. for
directions contained In Article Il OF the Con-
stitntion OF this state; and at the said general
20 the Constitution shalI be by ballot. aud mon
each ballot. there shall be written or printed
the words: .Fcr the Constitutional Amend
ment rand Againstfhe CONSTITUTIONS Al Amend
ment, SO that the voter may elect; and imme-
diafely after said election due return shall be
made 10 the Governor Of the vote for ana
against said proposed amendment, as directed
by the said fourteenth Article Of the Constitu-
Approved April q. 1sss.
Now. THEREFORE,. ]. LLoyD LowxDEs. Gov
ernor OF the state of Maryland. in pursuance
teen OF the Constitution OF the State, DO here
proposing said Constitutional Amendment be
county, where 50 many may be published and
where not more than one be published then
In that newspaper. and In three newspapers 10
the City OF baltimore, one of which shall be IN
three months preceding the next ensuing gem
eral election. (which said general election viii
% De he'd on % %Luesday. the Seventh day Of No
at which election the said proposed amend
menf shall be submitted IN the form and mar,
ner prescribed by the General Assembly, 20 the
Quahfed voters OF the State for adoption or
rejection
-@ Given under my hand ana
}GREAT SEAL Done az the e cify s 3 q Am. An-
MARrLASD. July, in the year Of our ri LORD ID
>----s---s-- eighteen hundred and nine
ty-nlne.
LLOYD LOwNDES.
Governor of Maryland.
GEORGE +. L0wEREE.
jury zs-tes Secretary Of State.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

Given under my hand and
the Great Seal of Maryland.
Done af the City 81 Au-
napolis on the 13th dav Of
July, in the year Of our lord
eighteen hundred and nine
ty-ninc.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

WM. o. HENRY,
Attornsy &C Law and Justice Of the Psaee.
Leonsrdsown. lid.
Special attention paid to Collection
of Claims, the Pension Business, Sale
and conveyance of Real Estate.
April 81 'g9-tf
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19

PENNSYLVANIA Low DOWN GRAIN
Drills are All right. You can get them OF
j. W. GRAVES. Laurel Grove Nd.
The price ID low. but the Drills the best that
mnney can buy
Sent ff-mp@
Saint Mary's beacon., 1899-10-19
sH0Es.
NOTION DEPARTMENT.

- ~~<~ - - -
Men's Good High Span working Shirt for
..c % &c. Mems Good Twill Drawers. &C.
Men's Good Under Shirts. &c. Ladies' Hose
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black or colDred. q pairs for sc. best Red
Hose. pairs for@sc- Mems LaundrIcdshirf
CLOTHING.
a new line of sprine and Summer Clothing.
Mems Suits, EneIish Worsted. checked or
striped. q di1erent make, q: :oos the same form
sriy worth N5oQ Black Clay worsted Suits.
slsoo Mems woIlen suits. from 500 To 800. 1.
Youths Suits from Ito K00
Childrents Suits from Mc. "a arc
Mems PaDts from SOC. 10 40
HATS.
large line of Mems and Boys straw Hats.
Mems Sunday Hats from i5c. to IS.
Ladies' Sailor Hats, 1ec.
FURNITURE.
A Nice Rocking Chair. Cane Bottom. 81 ss.
Bedsteads. single or double. as low as SIS.
GROCERIES.
Now. look at nay line OF Groceries:
Granulated Sugar, Sc. per lb
Leayering Coffee. lOc. !" 10.
Flour. per s6i. ewhite House patentS S''' ss.S 40
Soaps. II bars Tor 25c.
Ginger Snaps, SC per lb. Crackers, &C per Id.
May 4-tfs