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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-21
Feminine EnjoymenI.

Miss Smart-There's Dolly FitZ-Joncs
over there. went TO her wedding.
Mr.. Borde-OE. did you:
Miss Smart-YeS. l enjoyed myself
immensely. Her gown didn't tit her
anywhere, and every one said she look
ed Il perfect fright
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-21
THE ARGUS.

Published Daily and Weekly at 1904 Sec
ond avenue, Rock Island, Ill. ENTERED at
ne postofnce as second-class mstter.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-21

BY TIE j. w. POTTER co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-21
42-Ft Real Dirt and Saw
dust Ring

MORAL. PLEASING. INSTRUCTIVE.
RI Ii \ y T INTRODUCTORY
EQUINE BALLET.
The evening world., 1904-09-05
ATHLETES
IN RARE FORM
Large Crowd Turns Out TO the
Games Of New York Gale.
DOMAIN Club at Washington
Park Long Island.

WASHINGTON PARK. l. l.. Sept.
S-rhe Scottish games OF the New York
Caledonia Club dew 5000 people Ia
Washington Park, Nswtown. L. l.. to.
day. The contests were spirited and
the entries showed names from eitiei
OF outside States.
The sannaries.
Highland dress competition-won o,
John Burleigh. Philadelphia; John X
Bud. Philadelphia, third.
Throwing it-Pound Hammer-won b,
]. W. White. Brooklyn, with a throw
Of vi feet . inches. o.. Miller. Brook
Ign, with lol feet 8 inches. second; Z
=, Purcell, Easthampton. Mass., viii
- feet inches, third,
100 Yard Dash for Msmbers-won b,
Donald McAdar; A. Elliot. second; d
3. ICarshorn. third Ttme-io ~ sec
Poi. vaun-won By ]. W. white
brooklyn, With 10 feet. William Marsh
Boston; . ieet : ,neh.., SECOND; T. y
@-Yard Run. Msmoers-won by VIM
IAN Moore, J, W. Forbes second
George Bostwlek third. Tim~-2D
Brown. Brooklyn. with {, feet; J.. "
white, Brooklyn, with I fest1i inche,
sseond: Thomas Holloran. New yos
| city, with Z feet 4 inches. third.
iA-Yard Run for Members sons-Wo.
By John Stack. Noble Mclean second
| Walter Tasksr third.
no. Yard Dash-Won BY T. v. Coz
belt. Brooklyn: Donald MeAdam,. Ne,
York CITY, secord; ". C. Braddoet
Trenton. third. Ttr.-ie Is seconds
Putting Heavy Shot-won by J. "
White, Brooklyn. with a put OF d Zee
IL inch: q. Brown. with . feet
inches, second, u. p. Purcell, East
hampton. with u feet . inches. third.
Hop-siep-and-yu mp.-won bv 7. 4.
lGannon, New York. with q feet
inches: George Rrown. BROOKLYN, wit
N feet 10 inches. second. ]. u. q no'
nell Nowart n Ieci I ,nchcs third.
lp-yard Run-Won BY ]. A. Rydci
Brooklyn. J. u. Addison. New Yor
CITY. second: Fraik Clirra, Jersey enc
third. 1ims-oi2.
Broadsword psne, IN, Bows sno GYi
Won u, Miss Jessie t1c.' - v"
rort. Miss rsbel lasystsi. Jersey tir
second; Miss Marsie soriis, New rorl
third
The evening world., 1904-09-05
OARSMEN OUT
FOR PRIZES
Large Crowd Turns Out to En-
Joy the Middle States Regatta
on the Harlem Rlver-Many
Events on Card.

The Middle states Regatta was rowed
In the Harlem River to-day In the prss-
snce OF q large crowd.
The different events resulted a. tol.
lows.
intermediate Single Souls tarst trial
htao'-won by John ]. Filler. Metro
politan r. C., New York: ", II. Fits.
: :.Ssna. pa'i'ads Boat Club. r'nhsr''
intermediate Single Souls second
trial heaO.-Won by J.. A. Doyle, ives,
Philadelphia Boat Club, Philadelphia
SsTy Yo \; Grant, ,.saoal Nassau Boat Club
Senior fouf.osrsd shslls.-won By tn,
Ravenswood Boat Club. Long Inland
city; .vesper Boat Club. P~hiisdsipSis,
second. Time-Sm. Ia.
SsS aa0HsS siss d ASSN FIJI GlS as;lDS Nv ,, sSss
Junior. double sculls .tirst trial heat.
phi!.delDhis; Psii'ad' 3. &. Yonk.S;
Junior Double seulls (second tr,s
heaO-won BY Nonpariel r. C., New
York: R~avenswood B. c.. Lons Islan,
o! Junior sseS si%sl. seull. lars, ,rl., heath
Dead heat between W. c. Frsch, Penn
Barge Club. Philadelphia. and All
Major. First Bohemian B. c.. Ney
scrs; Wv W i,,Suis''y' Nassau B. c,
Junior Single sculls second trial heat
Won BY Wallace b. Klare, Arundel 4
C., Baltimore: w. Kreiy, METROPOLITAN
r. c.. New York, second.
Association Single sculls-woa BY r
shepheard. Ravenswood X. C., Long lei
and City: r. II. Jackson. PallssdA y
c.. Toukers. second.
Junior Double scuils-Final heat: wor
BY Nonpareil r. c.. New York; Pail
ssde b. C.. ronkers. second; time. SIN
s.nior rour-oared B,rse-won b,
Rosedaie b. C.. Hoboken. n. J.: vaien
ella. Hoboken, second: time, Sm. ios.
Junior Single Sculla Final beat: Wol
Nv Wallace n. Kiare. Arundel n. e,
BnI,Irnre. ". r. rrech. Penn barge
philadelphia. second. No time tatnn.
Jun'or Four-Csrsd pargr-wnn y
J Metropolitan Y. g., New York; At'antl
n G.. Hoh,ken, y. j.. second. Tlrr~-
ssrlo- sinsi. scurs-w Won BY ..
Titus. ATLANTA n. g., New York. '
Feussell, Harlem H. C.. New rork. 500
! ecd Ttms-Sn. m
The evening world., 1904-09-05

The truly msrvslsus' ssrcs Of Asthma,
whieA are bong effected b. d. 0chi6.
mann's. Asahns Cure certainly call fos
notice.
Rev. q. L. Taylor, Of wsshburn, ILL.,,
nays: "Sous Z yoars ago ny wife used
ssvorAl packages Of yeur Asthma Cufs
which resulted Ia Q permanent cure"
AlIay Fever saas!ss wIitos;' ~ have
bssu : sufferer iron Hay Fever for over
q years, and & lconsd harder sycry yess,
The arsi nIghS ussd Yosf Asthma Curs
ssni 10 stsmp 70 q. 3. 4sAifnann. BeI
O.. q. Peal, xisA, tee . tsss tssal
OAekAGA
The evening world., 1904-09-05
DETROIT RESULTS.


tspssA b TNs r~eslse wssts.S
HIGHLAND PARK RACE TRACK,
DETROIT. Nich., Sept. L-Ths races
run here to-day resulted - follow;
FIRST HACE-Four.ysax.olds and up,
ok furlongs-Hiladi Love, 100 CrrusbeD,
TO . and 8 to ), won: Four Leaf c., u
Gsnkinsl, 10 TO and I TO I. second,
Showmtn. iM SneL49Ehlln). : to I and
furfonM'Dsampsn. III xussinj. s"ttc,
! and / to ., won; Merino. 100 CMunro),
: to . and l 10 .. second; Daisy Dean,
10 (PauD, . 70 I and . 10 l. third.
Tims-l63 10,
THIRD Acknowledgements anc
up: one mile and An sighth.-Scortic,
81 (Shaver). sven and 2 TO 8, won: 6ants
Teresa, q yenkins). Z to 1 and . to l
second; Prism, lW (Munro). Z TO ! ant
J TO |. third. Tme-i.S ~
FOURTH RACE-Handicar; all ages
mile and seventy yards.-Spencer. 3
fSharer). 5 TO ) and . 20 ). won; Preten
sion, " (McLaughlin), 2 TO I and 1 to !
second, Autolight. lm Woland). s 10
and . 10 !. third. Time-lS.
The evening world., 1904-09-05
RESULTS AT KENILW WORTH.

"SfNF
KENILWORTH RACE TRACK. Buff
falo, N. Y. Sept. 6,-Followinr are ths
results Of the races run here to-day;
FIRST RACE-For three-vear.olds
and no: purse $3.50: one mile and forty
yards.-Won bv Norbury los wonder
lyl. ! TO 2 and out: Earlv Boy. l7 Il.
Walsh, 8 TO l. second: ST. Juvenal. "
fCormack), 10 TO /. third. Tlms-i6 2-s.
SECOND RACE = Three-year-oldsj
i've and one-half furlongs. Right and
True, l4 (Cormack). s to 1 and 10 8,
won; Brigadier. i04 (Mlchaels), 5 to !,
second: Viona. 81 Creamer), 10 TO i
and . to 1. third. Tlme-l.@ Is.
THIRD RACE - T~wo-year-olds; the
Qulckstep Stakes, $500; five and a half
furlongs.-Rubric. pc tCormack). 3 to 1
won; Gold Fleur, l02 OMlchaels), s TO 1,
second, Gallop on i07 DAILY, 70 To
third. 1lme-LGl
FOURTH RACE-Labor Day Handi-
cap: purse. $500; for three-year-oids.
q mile and a slxteenth.-James n,
tMiohaels), 8 TO /. won; Clude, ia
DAILY. 2 to ! second; Light BrRnds
tRornanelD To ]. third. Tune
The evening world., 1904-09-05
TR0TTERS At
EMPIRE CITY
Princess Pique and Anna Little
Meet In Event Of the Day to
Settle the Question Of Which
Is Champion

oorscih 10 M EveninG Nord.)
EMPIRE CITY TRACK. YoNkERs,
Sept. s-A Eoodsissd holiday crowd a.
tended the Labor Day races here today.
The programme was an excellent one,
the card being made up Of eleven races
The event OF the day and the one in
which the most interest was ccntered
was the Lxth race. for trottsrs. In
which Thomas b. L<ahy's Princess
Piaus and John y. c~ockniirs Anns
Little struggled Tor honors. ThAs viii
decide the championship OF the season
The races resulted a. foilows.
The hrst event WAS declared Oh, nons
of the horses answering the call.
second Rsee-Best : IN J. mile heats,
VA Won ~ O.. w. Grote's LADY Fair,
S,r LoSsnm'e. ,,saHae''s second
Third Race-Miie dash.-won by A. L.
kerker's Atatska; !. A. Hopper's Bessie
Reid. second, ". y. kuster's Lit,ls
Jay. third. rime-2.is a.
tifih Rsce-Trottlny; best two u
pet Too Soon W. y KllpatrIck's Rs,
whiitcn' ,sseond;. A, c%rssIera' drsci
sixth Rses-TrV,,inF; ee., I In 2
, NH n:l. A tsiii. -T TSom =. I..,SsSSf.s f P,Ir
cess Piaue second. Tiue-ais ~
Tr,iln~. hest two In three. milf
hents-wnn Nv n, Bruckpelmsr's Row
rem. T. v. Russeile Possibility. second
7, 2. .7tav.sy,. Lou Mitchell third
The evening world., 1904-09-05
DISASTROUS FIRE
At R0CKAWAY
Five Cottages and a Stable De-
stroyed in Quick Blaze that
at One Time Threatened a
Wide Area Of Property.

Five cottages and a stable on Division
avenue, Hammels. l.. J., wera destroyed
By FIRE this afternoon. and for q time u
looked az II a wide area OF property
would be destroyed. The majority Of
the burned houses belonged to Moe
Levy. the clothing manufactures. and
wero rented out to summer residents
and clearinghouse proprietors.
The origin OF the fire is a mystery. II
started In one OF a row OF six frame
cottages on Division avenue, near Dodds
avenue When discovered one OF the
cottages was a mass OF flames and the
adjoillng house was soon ablazs.
A brisk south wind vas blowing and
before the fire engines arrived one of
the cottages was completely destroyed
When tho blaze started there were
many women and children In tha
houses, but they all escaped aeslv.
30 rand was the spread Of the dr~
however. that there wal not time b
ave ANYTHING Of value.
The cottages were built Of lighk wood
and were consumed like 20 many TIN
der boxes, When the hose wal fnatlv
trained on them they COLLAPSED like
paper. At one time the nro was NAB
ing such Roadway that the frsmsn
were compelled 20 abandon their efforts
10 save the burning houses and direct
thelr entire attention to protecting id.
1olninR proDerty.
Considerable alarm was felt In thu
section by property oWners and Mo-
The evening world., 1904-09-05
ARMENIANs STILL FIGHTING,

PARIS, Sept. ia p. MA despatch to
the Temps from Cons, antinople, by way
OF Sofia. says that an Official report
which has reached OF the foreign
Consuls there states that tho Armenian
insurgents at Van, Aslatlc Turkey, are
successfully resisting the Turkish troops
which until yesterday had been unable
TO reduce or dlsperse them. The Ar
yards OF tho French Consulate.
The population OF Van Is seeking ref
uge In the schools and converts. 1t is
expected that Turkey will mobilize the
Fourth Army Corps and draw troops
from Asia Minor In order to suppress
the uprising.
The evening world., 1904-09-05
GRAND CIRCUIT
At HARTFORD

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept. s-undsr
condition, that we're perfect 1000 per-
o assembled IN Charter Oak Park
this afternoon TO witness the opening
OF the Grand Circuit week here and
Incidentally to attend the thirtleth an
niyersary OF the opening OF the park.
The track was very fast and the In
dications point to one OF the most
st>cessful meets aver held 10 this
State.
The Withdrawing OF Idolits. owned BY
J. ~scanlon, Of P~oughkeepsie. from the
big $1,000 race on Thursday was an
nounced this afternoon. and the horse
was sent home. No reason was given
Tor the withdrawal. Grace Keller, en-
tered In the 40 trot, was also WITH
dra
The evening world., 1904-09-05
4 BATCH OF LETTERS.
Thsss Were f1.1st HANDLED, aaI
That Was hat . SMALL Part
Of All the Answers.

OF All he Answers.
Are small ode. In the newspapers
effective-ars they worth the money!
This 10 q question that arises in the
mind Of the Householder who has
possibly advertised repeatedly very
desirable rooms, but without salts
factorily renting them. The question
has doubtless come 10 the mind OF
the man or the woman advertising
for a position. only to and It filled
when they called In response to the
reply. Or possibly they received no
proposition II oil.
Nevertheless. the figures prove that
the small want Advertising IL effec-
tive. For instance. those who read
the want" columns Of The World
know very we'll that Z very large pro-
portion Of the Advertisements contain
the address Of . house number for
the answer. A certain proportion Of
the advertisers, however. prefer to
have their mall sent to a box number
In The World once. where. on the
presentation OF their card, they can
ret the responses without ~suhjecting
themselves to the annoyance Of Q
whole series Of calls 1t their resi-
dences. From the answers they may
select.
Although II Ia q fact that most OF
the eds. printed have house number
addresses. during the month Of Au-
gust there were received ct The
| World once 72,l2i answers 10 small
Ads. printed during the month In the
columns Of The World. This was an
Increase OF 1s,a5s over the number
received az The World once during
the month Of August, 1903. although
II n ALSO q fact that The World. ss
we'll ~ every other newspaper, print
ed numerically fewer small ads. dur
Ing the August Just closed than In
August Of 1909. An increase Of nearly
seventeen thousand answers means
that the columns are read bya greater
rumber OF people than q year ago,
ant consequently that the efficiency
o! sven q two-llne I'D. In The World
IL greater than II was q year ago.
That World want" ads. bring re-
suits IL proved BY the fact that the
snswers 10 small ads. received during
last August were more numerous by
7.071 thau during anv othsr August
In the hiatory Of the pApsz.
The evening world., 1904-09-05
SWIMMERS MAKE
RECORD TIME

or. LOUIS. WORLDS FAIR
GROUNDS. Sept. 6-The Olympic
games were continued here to-day be-
fore q large crowd.
The result Of the different events fol-
lows:
Olympic swimming tournament. one.
mile cha nplonshlp-won by A. 4.
Nausch. OF Germany; second. @. Kiss.
OF Budapest. Hungary; third. Francis
Galley. Olympic Club. San Francisco.
Ttme-z.B i-S This beats the worlds
record OF 2s@ 3-S
1oe-yard championship-won by Zol.
tan Holloway. Budapest. Hungary;
second, NJ. Daniels. New York Ath.
letic Club, Ses York; third, j. Scott
l<ary, Olympic Club, San Francisco
Ilms-.iea ~ This lowers the world
Halt. nile handlcap-won BY Jamiso,
Hardy, ~ seconds. Chicago Y. NJ. e. A.
necpnd, hax .Pape. OF Germany. i75 sec
&N09s third. III. u, Handity. 20 seconds
Nv YORK Athletic Club. New York
3snss for distanee-won BY w. E
Ul<kfy. New York A. c.. New York
. 11tondt u. II. Adams, New York A. e.
1I|4. L. p. Goodwin. New York A. c
11nc<-49 feet inches.
MTG polo champions ship between
Tort Athletic Club team and tn
n6fri Athletic Club was ssn b
Iork By q score OF to o.
The evening world., 1904-09-05
FALLS THREE STORIES.

Mrs. Emma Adelman. thirty-nvs years
old. Of No. i.lOs First avenue. 10 In the
Presbyterian Hospital In a dying con.
dition as a result OF a fall to-day from
the third story OF her home.
Mrs. Alderman was hanging out clothes
and losing her balance fell TO the vacant
lot beneath. She received a fractured
right arm and Internal injuries.
The evening world., 1904-09-05
WINS LONG ROAD RACE.

CHICAGO. Sept S-rhe annual Labor
Day one hundred mile road race OF the
Western division OF the Century Rad
Club was won to-day by Fred schlivit,.
who had A handicap OF thirty ml1rtea.
The evening world., 1904-09-05

tspecisl 10 The Evenin< worid.b
HAckENsAcK, n, j., Sept; g
ww@e nSra 'Vn o heny
reservoir here to-day and Was drowned.
Ills playmates summoned help, bat the
boy was dead when taken out.
The evening world., 1904-09-05
WORLD RACE CHART.
EIGHTH DAY Az ShEEPShEAD.
EIGHTH DAY Ar ShEEPSht
TIA. Evening" wsria. charts II. i.aesss srs. nrs, rsee At Asssasst.

I'D star EooI Won easily, rms-tt winnsr D. a" By Rolngnn- Famine
The evening world., 1904-09-05

esssssx. ..,,s q sr..s s... IN
@sssss ~ =, -. ' g. {. s.'sF''''
The evening world., 1904-09-05

Scratches -A~tna. Nkhthu and Sir Woo rhhA
jon ans Plenty In and All the ray Georgia I'M finished shnE TApnysfor
tired In the home stretch Fast keshn fell but vas fenoaMed and nnhd SNUFF o.
used several times.
136 SECOND RAcE-ne coo .d,s ~Lns; Tor W. ysL oIT ny: and half hu!onr
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-23
EDUCATION FOR DEAF MUTEs
CHAPTER 2a9


AN ACT to amend Article II of the
Code of Public General Laws, title
Public Education" by adding three
sections under the subtitle School
Attendance" TO follow Section 1873,
and To be numbered and designated
as Sections 1879, 40, al.
Sec. BE il enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly of Maryland That the
following sections be and they are
hereby added TO Article u of the
Code of Public General Laws, title
Public Education, under the SUBJ
title School Attendance. to follow
Section 1873. an. To be numbered and
designated as Sections 1873. 14O. al.
1873. That every child between
eight and sixteen years of age. whose
hearing is so defective that he or she
cannot attend public school, shall at
tend some school for the deaf for
eight months during the scholastic
year. unless ii can be shown that the
child is elsewhere receiving regularly
thorough instruction during the said
period in the studies usually taught in
the said public schools to children of
the same age; provided that the
superintendent or principal of any
school for the deaf, or persons duly
authorized by such superintendent or
principal, may excuse cases of neceS-
sary absence among its enrolled pu-
pills: and provided. further that the
provisions of this section shall not
apply to a child whose mental or
physical condition is such as to render
its instruction, as above described,
inexpedient or impracticable. Every
person having under his control a
child between eight and sixteen years
of age shall cause such child TO at
tend school or receive instruction as
required by this section.
40. Any person who has such
child under his control and who fails
TO comply with any of the provisions
of the preceding section. shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and
be fined not exceeding five dollars for
each offense.
1il. Any person who induces or at
tempts To induce any deaf child TO
absent himself or herself unlawfully
from school or employs or harbors
while his or her school is in session
any such child absent unlawfully from
such school shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and be fined not more
than fifty dollars.
Approved April Z, 1904.
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CHAPTER PSI.

AIlAT L En- s0l
AN ACT to repeal and re-enact the
following with amendments: Section
S5M of Article 90 of the Code of
Public General Laws. title Corpora
tions." subtitle. general Regula-
tions." and to add an additional Sec
ton to be designated as SON prOvid-
ing for calling In and cancelling the
stock of any such company.
Sec. BE 1t enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That Section
S5M of Article 2 of the Code of Pub
lie General Laws, title Corporations"
subtitle General Regulations" be and
the same Is hereby repealed and re-
enacted with amendments so as to read
as follows, and an additional section
to be known as section S5N, shall be
added to said Article to follow section
S5M. to read as follows:
S5M-Every life insurance company
and accident insurance company incor-
porated under the laws of this State,
and every safe deposit, trust. guaranty,
loan and fidelity company or associa-
ton incorporated under any law of this
or any other State. district or territory
of the United States or any foreign
country receiving money on deposit
State. may, as the security on deposit
now or hereafter required by law to
be deposited with the Treasury of
Maryland by laws. and especially by
Sections S5E and 116 OF Article % of
the Code of Public General Laws,
title Corporations" transfer and as
sign to said Treasurer such first mort
gage bonds of electric railways of this
State as may be approved by the Board
of Public Works. in lieu of the kinds
of securities now required by law to
be deposited with said Treasurer: or
said companies may In lieu OF said Sc
curities transfer and assign to said
Treasurer bonds secured by first
mortgage on real estate situated in the
State of Maryland and owned by the
company required by law to make such
deposit whenever such bonds may be
approved as security by the Board of
Public Works. II at any time the
Board of Public Works shall find that
the bonds approved by them have eth
er fallen in value or have ceased to be
proper security to be held by said
bonds on deposit with him as Sc
curity as aforesaid, to either deposit
an additional number of bonds with
said Treasurer or to withdraw the said
bonds entirely and substitute bonds of
a different kind in their place; il the
said company or companies owning
said bonds shall fail. within ten days
from the receipt of a notice from the
Treasurer to that effect, to alter, in
crease the number of said bonds on
deposit or substitute bonds of diff
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS OF 1904.


the Corporation is situated at the
time of the filing of the Bill or, in
ease any such Corporation has. by
reason of having been placed in the
hands of n Receiver. or from any
other cause. ceased to have any prin-
cipal office at the time of the filing OF
the Bill. then the Bill shah be filed in
Court having jurisdiction within
the limits of the County or the City of
Baltimore in which as the case may
be. the said Corporation had its last
principal place OF business: and to
any such Bill stockholders residing
beyond the limits of the State of
Maryland may become parties defend
ant and upon so becoming parties,
shall not be proceeded against in anv
other State or Territory or in the Dis
trict of Columbia in respect of any
liability imposed by the said Section
sal. as said section stood before the
repeal thereof and which existed at
the time of the passage of the Act of
1904 hereinbefore referred TO. This
Section shall become operative as of
January first. nineteen hundred and
three. and shall cause the abatement
of all actions at law which shall have
been brought against said stockhold-
tTS since tildt udle I'D enforce any lld-
bility created by section SSH as said
section stood before the repeal there
of. and which existed at the time of
the passage of the Act of 1904 herein
before referred to; provided. however.
that as to any plaintiff or plaintiffs in
any of said abated suits who shall
within sixty days from the passage of
this Act. become a party or parties to
Bill in Equity of the character men,
toned in this section, then as regards
the operation of the statute of Lin
itation upon the claims so sued on. the
time elapsed between the institution
of said abated suits and the time of
such plaintiff or plaintiffs becoming
party or parties to said Bill in
Equity. shall he excluded in ascertain
ing the period within which suits are
required to be brought by the said
statute of Limitations The costs
taxable To any plaintiff or plaintiffs
in any action at law which shall be
abated under the provisions of this
section. the plaintiff or plaintiffs in
which action become a party or par
ties TO Bill in Equity under the
provisions of this Section, shall be-
come part of the costs taxable in the
proceedings in said Equity case.
Sec. And be it further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect from
the date of its passage.
Approved April u, 1904.