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to return without the Conference. This
! invitation was accepted and the mex
! Conference will be held in Concord.
Reports from several auxiliaries were
read. Mrs. r. W. Belo brought
! greetings from the w. G. T. q. il
Convention at Wilkesboro.
Miss Nora Dodson read her report
as District Secretary. 1t was encour-
aging.
The amount of money necessary fol
| the coming years work in foreign
China, S27 900; Mexico, $4,000; Bra
I'll, $40, 100. Three missionaries were
recently accepted-Miss Pescud, to
Brazil: Mrs. Fanny Hines, to Korea:
Miss Mary Richardson, to China.
Most of the 1913, $50 needed is to be
raised during the year. Pledges from
District Secretaries were asked for.
Greensboro promised 1925; Charlotte
$50; Winston SO: StateSville $50:
Asheville $50. Salisbury is expected
to raise 1925 and Shelby $50
The remainder of the amount
pledged was left to be apportioned by
the President.
A telegram was sent to w G. T. U.
Convention: ''Peter 4:19-My God
shall supply all your needs according
to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus.
A reply was received from the Con-
vention: Dear Sisters, read Gal.
6:9-Let us not be weary in we'll do
ing"
Miss Vogler, who has been men,
Der of the Moravian Home and For
eign Missionary Society for A years
was introduced to the Conference.
THE CLOSING SESSION.
The afternoons session of the Con-
ference was opened with devotional
exercises, conducted by Rev. DR..
Wood.
Resolutions were adopted express
ing appreciation to the people of Win
ston-Salem for the hospitable manner
in which they have entertained the del
egates to the Conference. Another res
olution was adopted which reads as
follows:
Resolved, That this Conference So
ciety establish a fund to be known as
the Francis Bumpass Bible-W oman
Fund, for the purpose of employing a
Bible Woman in Korea, in affection
ate remembrance of our late beloved
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. F. NJ.
Bumpass, of Greensboro.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:
President Lucy Robertson, of
Greensboro.
Vice-President-Mrs N. B. Nc
Dowell, of Weaverville.
Treasurer-A1rs. J. w. Alspaugh, of
Winston.
Auditor N. S. Davis, Of Win
ston.
Corresponding Secretary L.
w. Crawford, of Greensboro.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. John r.
Brooks, of Greensboro.
superintendent of Juvenile Work
Mrs. w. H. Leith, of Morganton.
Reserved Delegate-Mrs. DR.. Rob-
ertson, of Greens boro.
DISTRICT SECRETARIES.
Asheville district, Mrs. J. E. Ray,
Charlotte district, Mrs. w. S. Stew
art, Charlotte.
Franklin district, Mrs. H. G. West,
Waynesville.
Greensboro district, Mrs. J. III.
Weaver, Greensboro.
Morganton district, Mrs. DR.. Gil
key, Marion.
Mt. Airy district, Mrs. H. NJ. Blair,
Elkin.
Shelby district, Mrs. B. F. Dixon,
Shelby.
Statesville district, Mrs. J. B. At
kinSOn, Ienoir.
Salisbury district, Mrs. J. D. Ar
mold, Concord.
Winston district, Miss Nora bod
son, Winston.
After singing one verse of EBlest be
the Tie that Binds,'' the Conference
closed with an earnest prayer, follow
ed with the benediction. by DR.. Greasy.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-06-16
FIERCEST OF THE WAR
SECOND BATTLE NEAR GUAM
TANAMO.
The Spanfards Dealt With by Land
and Sea and Were Repulsed.
Guns of Texas and Marble
head Did Heroic Work.

MOLE ST. NICHOLAS, June 14.-An-
other battle was fought on land and
sea at Caimanera Monday. 1t was
the fiercest battle of the war. In it
were engaged the nine hundred ma
rines brought by the Panther, Marble
head, Texas and Collier Aberenda.
Camp McCalla and Crest Hill, where
the marines were entrenched, were at
tackled by overwhelming Spanish
forces. Unlike the first fight, it was
not surprise. The marines were at
a disadvantage only in numbers. The
Texas and Marblehead, with their
rapid fire guns did heroic work in
Smelling the enemy, while the big guns
of the Marblehead and Texas ripped
the underground and trees of the for
est. The battle lasted all Sunday
night. The Spaniards were repulsed
and the American flag was raised.
The marines have been reinforced.
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Three Deaths.

Mrs. j ames Linville died at Walker
town Sunday at the age of IA years.
The remains were laid to rest near Be-
lews Greek Sunday.
The six-months-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mallory died in East Win
ston Saturday and was buried Sun
day afternoon in the Liberty grave
yard. The uneral services were con
Quoted from the house by Rev. j. A.
B. Fry.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Snow died on White street Sun.
day and was buried in Liberty grave
yard Monday.
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ANOTHER RUNAWAY COUPLE
Mr.. Cooper and Miss Mills, of Roa-
noke, Come Here to Wed.

Mr.. Elliott l.. Cooper and Miss
Mary Mills, of Roanoke, Va, were
united in marriage about 1880 Monday
night at the Baptist parsonage, Rev.
FL. A. Brown officiating.
The couple arrived here on the $40
N. & w. train and proceeded to the
courthouse to see the Register of
Deeds to get the license. Miss Mills
age was given at p years and Mr..
Cooper had the evidence to convince
Mr.. Miller that she was old enough
to wed. After the papers had been
issued, DR.. Brown was recommended
as being good man to tie the nup-
tial knot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper returned to
Roanoke Tuesday. 1t is understood
the brides parents were opposed to
the match, in consequence of which no
license could be secured in Virginia.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to 81. e. Bucklen
s. Co., Chicago. and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you OF their merits.
These pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterous substance and to be
purely vegetable. The do not weaken
by their action but by giving tone to
the stomach and bowels greatly invig-
crate the system Regular size 25c.
per box. Sold by V. o. Thompson,
Druggist.
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DR.. Greasy to be the Orator.

Rev. DIR. Greasy has accepted an
Invitation from the Junior Order
Council and Odd Fellows Lodge
at Randleman, Randolph county, to
deliver Fourth of July address. The
two organizations will celebrate the
Fourth on Saturday, July Ind. In
their letter to DIR. Greasy they say
that the men can give holiday on Sat
urday better than Monday.
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Rifles to be Returned.

The Adjutant General says he will
have all the rifles returned by the vol
unteers sent back to the towns from
which the State Guard companies car
ried them to Raleigh. He desires that
reserve company be promptly formed
at each point, to act until the company
now in service returns. There ought
to be no delay in forming such COM
panieS
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Went Into Effect Tuesday.

Clerk Reynolds received a tele-
gram Monday from Collector. Har-
kins, notifying him not to sell any
more tobacco stamps until further no.
tice.
The telegram in full reads as fol-
lows: 1.-THE new law goes into effect
tomorrow, 18th. Sell no cigar, ciga-
rette or tobacco stamps until advised.
Close accounts with tOday's sales.
Return all cut books at once.
Clerk Reynolds only had stamps for
631, 592 pounds of tobacco left over.
They were shipped to Collector Har-
kins Tuesday.
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Bethania LoVe-Feast.

A number of Salem people attended
the love-feast at Bethania Sunday.
Bishop Rondthaler preached at IL a.
m. Love-feast was served at p. M,
and Rev. S. L. Thaeler made an inter-
esting mission talk, principally on the
West Indies. This was followed by
the Holy Communion at 3 O'Clock.
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Postal Clerk Refnstated.

Postal Clerk frey, who was
turned down few months ago, has
been reinstated and he went back on
his run between Winston and Roanoke
this morning. 1t will be remembered
that he was acquitted in the Fedora
Court of the charge against him
taking letter containing $50 from one
of the pouches put on the train at
Fulp.
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Attention, Veterans.

NorAeet Camp, Confederate Veter-
ans, will meet Friday evening, at
O'Clock, at Squire McIver's office, to
further consider attending the reunion
at Atlanta. 1t is desired to secure
enough veterans from Winston Salem
and vicinity to charter coach to At
lanta
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BuckIen,s Arnica Salve.

THE BEST sALyE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required 1t is gusr .nteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price Csc per box.
For sale by Y. O. Thompson.
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Want che Depot Moved.

Mt. Airy has petitioned the Railway
Commission to order the G.. F. & Y.
v. road to move the depot, telegraph
and express Office into town, dis
tance of three-quarters of mile. The
Commission have ordered the Railway
to appear before them on the 18th in
slant and show cause why the desired
change should not be made.
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NONE HAVE ESCAPED.
All the Spanish Fleet Still at Santi.
ago Harbor.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Sec
rotary of the Navy received the fol-
lowing dispatch this morning from
Mole ST. Nicholas: Lieutenant Blue
has just returned after a detour of
seventy miles to observe the fleet at
Santiago harbor. He reports that all
the Spanish vessels are there. y
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-06-16

No other preparation has ever done so
many people so much good as Hoods Sar-
saparilla, Americas Greatest Medicine,
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THE LATEST REPORT!
NOT GOING TO SANTIAGO!
General Lee has Received Orders to Prepare
an Amy of Forty Thousand to Move on
Havana-Talk of Menace by Ger
many at Manila-Discredited

Key West Fla, June 14The Santiago army of invasion
is we'll down the Bahama channel Tomorrow will
round Cape Maysi and bear up for Santiago.
Washington June 4-General Lee has received orders
prepare army of forty thousand to Havana 1t is
believed he have the army ready in thirty days
Der of camps will be drawn on for the troops needed
Washington June 14.-The State Department refuses to
accept the report of the concentration of German forces
Manila menaclng movements.
Washington, June 1880 O'clock Mt is officially
announced that Skaters transports have not sailed for San
tiago. There is no explanation
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MONDAY MORNINGS SEES sIoN.

Mondays session of the Wo-
mans Conference was opened with a
Bible reading, conducted by Mrs. ].
r. Brooks. The pages were Misses
Alice Gray and Eliza Vaughn.
Waynesville, inviting the Conference
to hold its next annual session there.
Mrs. J. B. Sheriff. invited the Con-
ference to her town, Concord, saying
that her auxiliary requested her not
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SUNDAYS COLLECTIONS.

The collections taken Sunday for
the new church amounted to about
800. OF this amount 800 in cash was
given by the First school in the morn
ing and the other $500 by the North
and Salem Mission schools.
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Boards Of County Commissioner shall have fan
power % hupoint such agents as may in their dis
cIstinn BE- necessary 10 enable them 10 carr into
ne 1t pess5na property psoydeS icr 0i II stons
rs and ~ Of this article. ard required BY the sec
sds II he ses easssn hnnd ana al K 3
eight. shall not take place until the year nine
ter hundred and two, when the same shall be
n, a. wen q the additional powers conferred by
and are nas a and ample for tRat pPp y md
said letting shall also !be made every AZ years
tAsssafter an the penalties and requirements pre-.
1peetiIs Boards or County Commissioner And the
sps.s Or athsr~iss shan 81 n foses and epp1 q
all an1rlsments and falnation1 made By aid aissl-
sSs q Sc1sy Cs@sl1Rsrs 4 s1E time under
aonhl property IN the year nineteen hundred and
two. and egefg ax years thereafter. 20 far As the
shall AWAY &c y sppssl 70 ne Boasd & coants
Commissioners from the acts q all assessors OF
9De e sst 3 ss SDas1 bs OF ether
Section 4 And Be Il enacted, THAT this act sharl
ake eneet from tho date Of ita passage.
Approved April .. isaS
JOHN WRIT RANDALL,
President Of the Senate
LOUIS soHAEFER,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
We heeby certify that the aforeaoinR Is a correct
copy Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of Mary
land, passed at the January session. 1853
MARTIN NJ. HIGGINS.
Secretary Of the Senate.
T. HOUSEHOLDER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

that where .said sale. barter or trade vas made
and known TO the purchaser at tho time Of said
sale, barter or purchase; provided, however, thai
ncthinR contained In this the preceding section
y intended to prevent any manufacturer from
snlering any sift or present to any purchaser d
2ssC. Any person or association Of persons violnt
ms any q the provisions Of the two preceding sec
tious Of this Article aiding Abettlng or assist
ing in said violation shall be deemed guilty Of 4
n.isdemeanof, and upon conviction thereof heforr
esnipetent Jurisdiction therein shall be fined not
less than fifty dollars more than ono hundred
dollars for each offense, and for a second or NJ.
Vented violation Of aad sections may, IN addition
g said fncs. be imprisoned In the House Of Cor
reetion Or in the city Or county jnil az the case
nlaI q. Iol pot less than one month nor more
SEC. 9; And be. tt further enacted. That thi, &C,
shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
Approved April 7. 1873
LLOYD LowNDEs. Governor
JOHN WRIT RANDALL
President Of the Senate
LOUIS sCHAEFER,
Speaker Of tho House Of Delegates
We hereby certify that the aforexoIns q a correct
sopy Of an Act q the General Assembly Of Mary
iand' passed AZ the January session, 1895.
MARTIN NJ HIGGINS.
Secretary Of the Senate
z. HOUSEHOLDER,
Chiet CLERK OF the House Of Delegates
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.



An ACT REQUIRING THE STATE BOARD
OF EDUCATION AND THE BOARD OF PUB.
Lie SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF BALTI.
MORE CITY TO FURNISH THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OF THIS STATE WITH A TEXT
BOOB UPON CIVIL GOVERNMENT. In AID
DITIoN TO THE TEXT BOOKS NOW FUR
NIsHED, AND TO HAVE THE sAME
TAUGHT THEREIN.
Section L Be it enacted By the General Assem-
Ply Of Maryland, That ihg state Board Of Educa-
Of Baltimore City be and HEY are hereby required
70 furnish the public schools Of this State with
,sst 9ocs upon civil IN addition 70 e ne
Guided In the branches Of study now taught In
the public schooIa and shall be taught 70 and BE-
State and 4 al sduca Il a nsStuons u supported
wholly or in part by money from the State.
Sec z And be 1t enacted, That this act shall
take effect from the date Of its paasage-
Approved. April 9. 1888
LLOYD LowNDEs. Governor.
LOUIS scHAEFFER,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL.
President Of the Senate
We hereby certify that the aforegoing is correct
COPY Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of Mary
land, passed al the January Session, isss.
z. HOUSEHOLDER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
MARTIN NJ. HIGGINS.
Secretary Of the Senate.
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Section / De Il enacted hy the ,;enerai Assembi,
o. Maryland That three additional sections s., an
ey arc hereby. added " article . OF the gudr u
tide Insurance, 10 b. desirualed a 'saef,,,o
ALA. lab and ialC. respectively
lilA- Any insurance company, orransze<i and in
cotpoiAteo IN the mutual plan uuurr tna laws 81
JIM state or another state Tor me purrcss a. 4,
seflng against loss or damage resulting frun bur
against the loss Of money q sueuS1ti ~ IN %
u transportation when shipped by REGISTERED ulnfl
a Saan y nuLnorzea sdmltted aud Licensed to ot
lab, Before any such company SHAH be author
ss 70 Transact business IN tnn STATE is snail
nave IN force one thousand or more policies q
witch the premium snati lave peen pniu ID cazla
Or snail be evidenced by written cJiifracts ~
which not less than one-liftn q the AMOUNT shal
Tor premiums shall amount IN me aesres.fe Z
ne sum q not less lnan one hundred faousand
uo1aisi the premium contract shall constitute :
naft ui the assets or the company.
l4ic Pclicy-holdefs Of any company orranized
aud admitted 70 transact business in this Stats
under tbs act shall be held liable 70 pay the cfn
berahip fec and premium On their insulanes e psd
Is Z. taken out and shah not be held liable for ans
q Int company or its policy holders The member,
snip fee and premium agreed upon uay s. e6lectcd
evidenced By written oblirafiSn Of he polies-
holder. such payment or obligation ahan s. the
iinls q me liability Of The PolcyholdsF 70 The
take eject trOm the date a ID passage 'S - ''''
Approved April .. lsaa
LLOYD LowNDEs. Governor.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL.
A-=sidenf Of tbs senata
LOUIS scHAEFER.
speaker Of the Houss Of Dslss..s.
We hereby certify that tho aforesoins 4 coirect
copy OF an Act Of the General A1sei1big Of MARI
ianas passed at the january session. La
MARTIN NJ HIGGINS,
Secondary Of the Senate.
z HOUSEHOLDER.
Chief Clerk o. the HOUSE Of Delegates.
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[CHAPTER 4Oy.1
AN ACT TO ADDAN ADDIEIoNALs SECTION
TO ARTICLE xxxvnI OF THE CODE OF
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS. ENTITLED
FINES AND FoRFEIrUREs.g TO FOLLOW
SECTION 3 AND TO BE KNOWN AS SEC
TON 4
Section l. Be it enacted BY the General Assembly
Of Maryland. That an additional section be added
to Article XXXRIII Of the Code Of Public General
Laws, to read follows
1, 0ne-han Of the fines imposed and reengnizances
forfeited to the circuit court for the several
respective courts to be expended under the direction
Of the judge OF judges OF said courts for the aug
mentation OF the libraries Of said courts ~
Section 2, And be II further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from the date Of its passage.
Approved April D. 1873.
LLOYD LowNDEs. Governor.
LOUIS scHAEFER,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL,
President Of the Senate.
We hereby certify that the aforegoing Is correct
copy Of an act OF the General Assembly Of Mary
land, passed at the January session, 1853
e HOUSEHOLDER,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
MARTIN NJ. HIGGINS.
Secretary Of the Senate.
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PUBLIC GENERAL Laws.

tn Of the births and deaths rec,lv,d bv The r,r.
~ inquire into the facts when any omission
are called 70 his attention. shs truly sseeitsn
mssi1E facts q record and make csTfiad
the correction IA red ink over his oiirii 1pstnra
upon his record The contents Of The register o.
prna facie evidence in al eourts INA m All s
Rosss q ne iscta relative 70 any birth or death
cate Of birth OF death from the Stats fsstfll
*; The local registrars shall ruceiT, fof psr.
Ing fees For permit 70 dsinssrs Is hu sns lI Sody
except when REQUIRED for the purposes o. issai n
Rs,sSa g whom sqs6 permit. S 8 is o y ea ses
p tas records q birth Or death. tWeaisss eens
a aSe ~ ras sns q q ais ss 1ss &C.
Cow s0s' e ss RaId By Shs person o whom sch
certify TO each local reeiniraf ans,.l = shall
!. shsii b considered ozpedsnt tke nunbet n
received from such local reaItr.s ~ 10 usetns
porticn o. year included provided, that Eos h.v
over, shall have power to III Nv 9,
local registrars for the dnties required " w ~
al. ~. The State registrar shall receive ne cert-
and preserve them. make indexes tha4eio w plna
bilth q statements Of the facts relating 10 NV
ne shall receive fee Of fwenfy-iisa cst
an boSs X io5 ne time OF search, il over ha
PAID BY the person asking such certied ~ y
.d ~ Any physician or midwife, coroner Or unesr
ssAss Maose duty 4 is, who Iails % report hirfh
Iiaf Iso.loeu ny section sc Of this article sha ~
.NeaLyye dollars be imprisoued not IL ,Ssa
eays or PC Doth hned and impfisoned n fh1
asent. railroad official employee or ofher Iera
controlling. directing in chafre II M rse
Sov ~ Isn9sal Or other disposition of the
be made M reenirkc 1 NJ pe.ols tne record ahall
shall Be liahle "a \ an sSIsloh " q thus act.
more fEar s ~ nne q not leas than ten or
oned NOT 10 svcea ~ uoiiAfs. Or 70 be impris-
and imprisonns1s ,aitl aass. O. to both fine
or faii ~ Any pnysician who shall refuse
The ranse N .t p.oleL anu correct certificate OF
she was ne iast medicas pslsoh upon whom he or
not ss ILL., % neiel shall be liable to ns Il
he innisoses ~, 1er moIs tnan MY dcllars, 10
dine and imprisonment ANY Icy re. 1ass' q % bosh
form any ~ nv rsse neglect OF refuse to per-
act or Who shsIl sa1one9 on him BY this
Or ststisticsi ssc,1 .ns sane any OF the personal
be deemed euiIty of oa his register. shall
yicton thereof, shah be fined nj ,s ~ , LON
an ~ assr.r ~.
9inee q State registrar d VIA stssci insnd n
cal e4pesse sa ib pes 9s,a saess' s.aEs
esise eignleen nnled doass a Inam n
ems y I'M dcn tneIsot ~ may 30 necessary at such
board '''s's1 - '''o
!. Each member Of the State Board Of He.lth
such necessary expensss y ~ seI b 81 ne posl,
troler OF the Treasury SHAH auiir I, ~
q an itemized account with scu Cd snd iSs
mai ae expenses sha not aotn z Ra sau ps1 ss
, ,r y swo thousand dollars, which Is hereby ap-
otherwise appropriated = 'us treasury no'
3. Whenever the State Board Of Health sbs,i hsv.
I n Lara
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS.

The said sum to 90 to the board Of county school
commissioner, IN which such court may be located
for the use Of the public schools thereof provided
howcyer that the provisions q this act shall moi
not apply To- Wellington county. nor shall the pro
visions OF this act apply 70 Anne Arundel county,
Sec. 9 And be It enacted That this act shah take
effect from the date Of is passaee, hut nothing
or criminal proceedings at the date aforesaid.l
Approved. April L 1888
LLOYD LowNDEs. Governor.
JOHN WRIT RANDALL.
President Of the Senate.
LOUIS snAEFER.
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates
We hereby certify that the afofeeoins Is cofiec,
copy Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of Mary
land. passed at the January Session, ISIS.
MARTIN NJ. HIGGINS,
Secretary Of the Senate.
e. HOUSEHOLDER,
Chief CLERK Of the House Of Delegates.