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MARIE BURROUGHS TO WE'D.
Retired Actress and widow OF II. b. Mao
PhersOn 10 Become Mrs. +. ~. Livingston.

Marie Burroughs, who was Leading woman
Of the Madison Square Theatre stock oom.
pany before her marriage TO the late r. B,
MACPHERSON, is to marry Francis NJ. Liv-
ingston Of this city on April s. The wedding
is to take place at Mrs. MaoPherson's home,
2ol West Ninety-third street, and on April II
the couple will sail for Italy,
Marie Burroughs. whose real name was
Lille Arlington. was with the stock oom-
pany under the management Of A. NJ.
Palmer. She played as a ooster With Maurice
Barrymore IN '1he Battle Of the Strong
In 1901 abe retired from the stage TO become
the wife Of Mr.. MACPHERSON. who was Of the
Arm Of Marshall Field. Mr., MACPHERSON
died last year. Mr.. Livingston is with the
Equitable Life company.
The sun., 1908-03-19
ConTressman Frcnch'S Incubator Baby.

WASHINGTON, March ls.-Congress has
an incubator baby. The newcomer is the
daughter Of Representative 3. l., French Of
Idaho This tiny mite Of humanity was
born january 10 and at that time weighed
exactly three pounds and ten ounces. To
save the infants life II was placed in an
incubator and IL still there, getting along
splendidly. 1t now weighs four pounds
and eight ounces.
The sun., 1908-03-19
MAY KEEP DIR. FLOWER AWAY.
Man So Badly Wanted Here Indicted for
Pennsylvania sNIndle.

READING, Pa, March ls,-True bills we're
returned this afternoon against DR. r. G.
Flower Of New York charging that while
in Philadelphia he swindled DR.. Charles B.
Dotter and Harry r. Leinbach, both Of
Bovertoyn, In each case DR.. Flower got
40 go cash for stock in brick companies
In Farmville. Va. which proved not TO be
his property.
will interfere with his removal to New
York, which he has fought so hard, has not
vet been determined.
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ROBBED BY FAKE SAMARITAN.
Unconscious Man Loses % 100 while VOlun-
teer doctor" Is Working Over Him.

PROVIDENCE, March ls.--John H. Martin
OF Willimantic, Conn, was robbed Of s., 700
to-day while in a fainting condition on a
train coming to this city.
Martin started to this city to buy horses.
His money was in an inside pocket.
Soon after the train left Woonsooket
Martin was seized with faintness and lost
consciousness. Several passengers tried
to revive him and one man who said he was
q doctor was especially energetici
When the train reached this city Martin
found that his pocketbook was gone.
The sun., 1908-03-19
IOWA ACCEPTS OHIO IDEA
Republicans Declare for TAFT and His Tann
PIank-Alllson Endorsed.

Dies MONIES. Ia., March iS.-Tho Iowa
Republican State convention to-day named
four delegates at large to the National
convention and instructed them TO support
William H. Taft for President, The dele
gates are George D. Perkins OF Sioux
City, LAfe Young Of Des MOines, Joseph
r. Lane Of Davenport and Frank W. Sim
mons Of Ottumwa.
Before the State convention the Second,
Third. Fourth. Fifth, Ninth, Tenth and
Eleventh districts held conventions, selected
two delegates each and instructed them
for Taft.
The First, Sixth. Seventh and Eighth
districts had already named their delegates
and instructed them for Taft.
The State convention indorSed Senator
William B. Allison for reelection and adopted
q tariff plank similar to that In the Ohio
platform.
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MAGOON OPPOSES QUARANTINE.
Win Invoke General Rule Against the
April I Order.
lSpsetdi Gable Despatch 10 THE sun.

Npfcin IdOTt Dt5pdTtH % HI NIN,
HAVANA, March 1s.-lt Is reported that
Gov. Magoon will protest against the es-
tabishment Of an American quarantine
against Cuba on April on the ground
that it is a violation Of the convention be-
tween the United States and the Latin
American republics.
This provides that no quarantine shall
be established unless yellow fever is re-
ported within five days Of the sailing OF
vessel
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The Aldermen adopted yesterday reso-
luton indorsing the efforts Of the female
teachers Of the public schools TO have them
selves put on an equal footing in the natter
of pay With the male teachers and urging
the State Legislature 10 pass the bil now
pending in Albany for the equalization Of
salaries
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PISTOL IN BED SHOOTS Two.
Thrown 20 Floor. II Sends Bullet Through
WOmans Leg Into Mans Body.

MEMPHIS. March ls.-Dr. and Mrs Lee
Noel OF Grayport. Miss, are at Josephs
Hospital for treatment
Mrs, Noel in turning down the bedclothes
Tuesday night threw a revolver hidden
under blanket upon the floor. The weapon
was discharged end the bullet tore through
Mrs. Noels leg and lodged in DR.. Noels abb
domen. Neither will die.
Dr. Noel is a brother Of the Governor Of
Mississippi.
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Mrs. BalllnEtOn Booth III Again.

OMAHA, March IS--AIrs Balington Booth
Of the American Volunteers was taken sud
denly III to-day on a Union Pacific train
and was forced 10 stop of at Omaha This
evening she was sufficiently recovered 10
continue her journey to Mlnnsapolia where
she lectures Thursday afternoon.
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POOLSELLING BILL A Law.
Kentucky LesalIzes Betting AT Racetracks
but Prohibits IL Elsewhere.

FRANKFORT, Ky, March 1s.-Gov. Wilson
to-day signed the Wthelmi anti-poolroom
bill, which was passed by the General Assem-
bly, Just before il adjourned last night.
The bill makes il lawful &C sell pools on
raoetraoks during race meetings, but not
otherwise.
The bill fixes the penalty for failure Of
officers 20 enforce It's provisions at fine
and Imprisonment and forfeiture Of ONCE.
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stock Tax Bill Not to Pass This Session.

WASHINGTON. March 1s-The Hepburn
bill levying a tax Of one-half Of per cent.
on all stock transactions will not be passed
at this session Of Congress. The measure
Is pending in the Committee on Ways and
Means No action will be taken on II at
this time
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HALEY to Enter Texas E1Eht.

AUSTIN, Tex, March ls.-A telegram
was received here to-day from Senator
j. W. Bailey saying he would leave for
Texas as soon as a vote Is taken on the
currency bill. He will spend some time
In the State making speeches IN aid OF
his campaign for delegate at large to the
national convention
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THE "ROyALLIMITED." "

Famous Five hour Al Pullman train for Baltimore
and Washington, leaves New YORK daily, Liberty
StAP. ", 23d st., 10 min. esrtT. L. X. r. ofE. J.
AAd Baltic and ohio, o,-Adg,
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PHuADEI. PHIA EVERY HOUR on THE
hour IN hours See Jers"y Genital Shrdule rage
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nEMEYN

DEWEYS "BRUT CUVEE" CHAMPAGNE.
Delicious. Why pay double ior imported
H. 7. Dewey Sons Co.. iSs Fulton ST., New York.
-Adt.
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GREAT BEAR SPRING WATLR
ans puTity has m ade II famous -. .igt.
The sun., 1908-03-19
GEN. SMIRNOFF SHOT IN DUEL
Gen. rock, WHOM HE CALLED
COWARD, WOUNDS HIM.

" ound May BE Fatal-FOur Shots EN.
chansed-sedueI 10 Trial Of Gen. StOes'
srl for Port Arthur surrender-Cere.
monlaI Anair witnessed by Court Ladies
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ENGLAND LEADS
IN TEST MATCH

Late English papers give the prog
ress of the second test cricket match
between the Marylebone Cricket Club
and the Australians. It will be re-
membered that the Cornstalks won the
first test match by the narrow margin
of two wickets.
England played without Blythe and
A. Q. Jones, who We're on the sick list
and Young and Hayes. The attend
ance on the first day was $1,000.
Australia batting first complied 266
runs. Play was of an extremely dull
order but England is conceded to have
done well to have disposed of such a
formidable side so cheaply.
England had scored 246 runs for
three wickets according to latest ad-
vices. Hobbs made So and K. L.
Hutchings III not out.
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MANAGER COOLEYS
SPORTING OFFER
viii Play a Benefit for the
Yacht Fund-NeWs of
the Big Race.

Manager Cooley, of the Orpheum
company, has come forward with a
generous offer for the Transpacific
yacht fund. He will give a benefit
at the Orpheum. at which a special
bill will be produced, and the entire
receipts will go to the fund for build
ing the yacht Hawaii This offer is
to be the more appreciated, on account
of the fact that it is we'll known that
several times the benefits given for
the yacht have cut into the Orpheum
receipts quite severely. Mr.. Cooley
has made many friends by his action.
The date of the performance has not
yet been decided on, but it is doubt
fui if it will take place before Febru-
airy %, when another benefit is to be
given at the Seaside. This Will be a
great stunt, from all that can be learn
ed, though Manager Jim Wilder is
keeping very quiet about his plans.
A long letter was received yesterday
from the secretary of the south Coast
Yacht club In this it is stated that
the entries for the race will close on
April Is, and that large number are
expected. Entry blanks are being pre-
pared and will be issued in a few days
and sent to all the yacht clubs in the
United States and to many in foreign
countries.
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the approval of the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the United States Treas
urer.
There are numerous other details
including stronger provision Tor tne
redemption of this currency than exists
now for the security of other bank
notes but most of them are matters
of administration and not of deep con-
Germ to the general public. AS an I'M
nortant detail of criticism, the bill has
been more attacked because of the
authority to base circulation on rail-
road bonds than with reference to any
other feature. The criticism is that
this bill if it becomes law, viii Gre
ate a great demand for other than
government bonds, especially railroad
bonds. Bankers over the country who
see panic coming will begin to buy
IN railroad bonds, which can general
" be had on more favorable terms
than state and municipal bonds. That
will boom the bond market and all
the elements of speculation will enter
into the situation. When the panic
is over and banks are trying to with
draw or curtaiI their issues of
emergency notes, on which they are
paying six per cent. year, they VIII
be selling off their RAILROAD bonds and
their value will accordingly depreci-
ate. All this activity in bonds of rail-
road corporations viii naturally af-
feet the market for the governments
own securities. Again. a very large
norton of the various bonds of all
the country are held in the East. The
investments of Western people are in
bonds, other than government bonds,
only to a small extent. Therefore one
hears the reasoning that the bond pro-
vision of the AIdrich bin viii dis
crininate in favor of the East and to
the detriment Of the West. 1t viii
he more difficult for Western bankers
to get the bonds than for Eastern
bankers to get them.
The contrary argument, with which
much of this criticism is met, proceeds
along this line: The bin will help tins
country industrially and commercials
because it will help restore confidence
one of the means sby which this would
: come about is the increased demand
| ii would make for bonds 1t would
help railroads TO dispose of their
I bonds. It would make it easier fol-
! tEa railroads to raise money by this
/ sale Of bonds. For while this he'll
| might be largely sentimental, ii woult
none the less be material for senti-
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MARINE:

The Pacific Mail steamer Asia, from
San Francisco. arrived in port early
yesterday morning, bringing nine
stopover passengers for this city. She
sailed for the Orient promptly at 4
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. but took
no passengers from here Among those
who will remain in this city for a
short stay is Vice President L. Hem
rich of the Seattle Brewing and Malt
ing Co, accompanied by his wife. He
will probably stay here for about three
weeks, and expects to take trips to
Hawaii, Maui and Kauai before going
on his trip around the world.
Mrs. Colonel George French. the wife
of Colonel French of the Salvation
Army, iS among the passengers and
enjoyed a pleasant day with her many
friends in this city The Asia carries
large cargo for the Orient, the big
best shipment consisting of 5000 tons
of army stores, which are going to
Manila. She also has a large amount
of machinery for Hongkong and 5000
bales of cotton for use in the Kobe
factories
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CURE YOUR KIDNEYS
Do Not Endanger Life When Homo
lulu Citizen Shows You
the Cure.

Why will people continue to suffsi
the agonies of kidney complaint, back
ache, urinary disorders. lameness,
headaches, languor, why allow them
selves to become chronic invalids.
when a certain cure is offered them?
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills is the
remedy to use, because it gives TO the
kidneys the help they need to perform
their work.
If you have any, even one, Of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy
or Bright's disease sets in. Read this
Honolulu testimony:
w F. williams OF Honolulu is a
lighthouse keeper, and he has held
this position for the last 30 years. He
saws; II was for a number Of years
one of that numerous army Of people
who suffer with their backs. Mine
ached and panied me TO no small ex-
tent, SO that 1 was glad when / heard
of a remedy for it, Doan's Backache
Kidney Pills. I obtained some Of these
at the Hollister Drug Co.'S store, and
took them. They gave me great re-
lief, and I make this short narration Of
my experience for the benefit Of others
who perhaps do not know that nearly
all backache arises from the Kidneys
and the best medicine for 1t is Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills"
Doan's Backache Kidney pills are
sold by all druggists and storekeepers
at 50 cents per box (six boxes $3.50, or
will be mailed on receipt OF price by
the Hollister Drug Co, Honolulu
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian IS
lands.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

New moon Feb. 1st at 1907 p m
The tides at Kahulu1 and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
30 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that OF the meridian OF 15f
degrees thirty minutes. The time whis-
tie blows at 1880 p. m, which is the
same as Greenwich hours minutes.
Sun and moon are for local time for
the whole group.
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MARINE NOTES.

The American-Hawaiian s. S. Neva-
dan sailed from Seattle yesterday for,
this port.
The Alameda sails this morning from
the oceanic wharf at ten o'clock for
the Coast. She will take large num-
Der of passengers and a fair amount
of freight, as well as the mails.
An unknown steamer arrived off port
and anchored about half past nine
O'Clock last night. The watchers at
the pilot office and at the Custom
House could not identify her, although
it is thought she is one of two steam
ers, the Lord Stanley, from Newcastle,
or the new INSTRUMENTATION steam
er Despatch. Both steamers are due.
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HILoNIAN SAILED.

The Matson Navigation Co.'S steam
ship Hilonian, Captain Johnson, sailed
for San Francisco from the Brewer
wharf yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock.
She carried a big load of freight and
every passenger cabin was taken, the
officers of the ship even giving up
their rooms to accommodate ladies who
were anxious to make the trip. The
band was on hand to see that every
one got away in cheerful mood, big
crowd being down to see the vessel
sail
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WORKS
ON CURRENCY BILL
CONTINUED from Page Four,

CONTINUED from Page Four.l
pulses. He knows about how much
they will stand without crying out too
loudly. When the bill gets out of his
committee he will pass around and feel
of the Democratic pulses again, ascer-
tain how much fever there is in the
Democratic systems. He will expect
some of his Democratic patients to
break out into rawlings, but he is using
soothing lotions and using persuasive
arguments to keep down the flow of
Democratic talk. On the Republican
side he simply cracks the party whip.
All the Republican Senators fall into
line as a matter of discipline.
Uncle joe Cannon smokes his
long, black cigar, as he sits with his
feet upon the table in his little eight
by ten mahogany finished office at the
south end of the Capitol. He cares
not how loudly the Democratic mem
bers of the House cry out against that
bill. The rules of the House will en-
able him to suppress them after few
hours of free discussion. He will
give the word to his Republican le-
gions to fall in line. Some of them
are threatening rebellion. But the
| Sneaker knows how to deal with re-
| bellious Republican subjects He has
dealt with such subjects in previous
times and saw other Republican
| Speakers. his predecessors, deal with
them. He likes the Aldrich bill. There
will be some show of meditation and
i delfberatfon over the measure when II
comes from the Senate, but, as mat
ter of fact. the Speaker has already
written his o. K. upon the bill and
expects to put it through"
Many serious as well as ribald eriti'
cisms are directed at the measure
Whether it is good or bad, or how
much it is good or how much 1t Is
bad, one who wishes to be both fail
| and impartial would be 10th to say
! Probably only actual experience viii
! develop what the law will really do
The bill, as Senator Aldrich introduced
! it. comprises only about a half dozel
/ big pages in large type, such as i
used in printing Congressional bills
It's provisions can be stated in almos
! a word. It provides for issuing add
! tional currency through national bank
in times of emergency up to a Imi
of $3.50. 900. 600. This emergency eurrenc!
is to be taxed at the rate Of one-haif
one per cent month or at the year
~ rate of six per cent. 1t must b.
based on government bonds or OF
state municipal and railroad bonds
such as are approved by the saving
banks in States like Massachusetts
and New York. For every 800 WORT
of such bonds the government vii
issue So worth of currency. The IS
/ sue has to be made on the order o
] the Comptroller of the Currency, witt
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Kennel Club Last Night.
uS4ss ~ ~ ~ ~ " ~ 4,s sssss - 49,
ton to bring down etye or sixty pure
bred dogs for the eSnpetition and ex-
pected to disposeRof some of them to
local buyers after the exhibition.
A committee was appointed from
the clubs membership to interview the
Supervisors in regard to the i'm
pounding of stray dogs and unlicensed
poi pets about the town and the man
ner of destroying them. On this COM
mittee were named Thomas Sharp, It.
V. King and A. r. T. Jackson. An
other committee, consisting of D. P.
r. Isenberg and c. T. Littlejohn, was
appointed to wait on Assessor Holt
and suggest a convenient size and
shape for the dog tags for the year.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The result of the contests for the
various offices of the club was the
choice of the following: D. P. r.
Isenberg, president Thomas Sharp,
vice president; C. T. Lfttlejohn, secre-
tary and treasurer, and Thomas Sharp,
VIM. H. CharIock, A r. T. Jackson
DR.. Rowat and DR.. Fitzgerald. direc-
tors
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DOG FANCIERS
HOLD MEETING
Kennel Club Elect Officers and
Discuss Plans for
Show.

D. P. r. Isenberg was elected mayor
of the Hawaiian Kennel Club at the
meeting of the organization last night,
called for the purpose of reorganizing
for the year and setting in motion
the plans for the bench show to be
held some time during the summer
In connection with this show an m
teresting communication was read
from a well-knoNn dog fancier of San
Francisco, who wrote for particulars
and intimated that it was his inten-
@a@@.ss @E*
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The Honolulu Stars have been trying
for three weeks to brink off a ball
game with Eli Gates picked nine Each
time the grounds have been wet. Now.
Bill Devereaux says that with the ex
perience he gained at Waikiki beach
he will play in a bathing suit il neces-
sary.-Examiner
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ment plays a very important part in
such matters Much of the present
stagnation is due to the stoppage OF
railroad building and railroad inn
provements, although the country Is
in dire need of more railroad faciii-
ties. Therefore the bill would be a
great lift and would help the coun-
try back to the erstwhile prosperity.
ERNEST G.. WALKER.
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SIX-DAY TRIPS.

Hackfeld & Co. the local agents of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co, have
received adviees from the San Fran
cisco office of the line, that in the fu-
ture all the Pacific Mail vessels will
make the trip in six days, according
to the usual schedule. which has been
broken into of late by the quarantine
regulations The improved sanitary
condition in San Francisco is respon-
sible for this and local people and
tourists coming here will no longer
be delayed an extra day on the run.
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You needn't confne your use Of
classified ad. to your needs in the ser
want line; use it Cor your selling needs
also, and note results.
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LOOSE LEAF

IF you have neglected to order your loose
! leaf outfits, ledger or billing, place it
with us and we will have the set In your
office before you can say Scat. There Is
an advantage In having this work done at
home because the man who uses the sys-
tenn has an opportunity to examine the
work as it proceeds. The tendency to
patronize home industry is growing In
Honolulu and better satisfaction among the
merchants is the result.
We have the best line of Cases for
loose leaf ever sold here, best because they
are stronger and will not give way in any
part. We would be pleased to show you
samples and quote prices, which are the
same as charged in San Francisco. Come
down and talk it over.
J THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD.
Won Holt Building, King Street.
Phone SO.
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CUTTER NOT COMING.

The bad news came in yesterday
from San Francisco that the revenue
cutter Manning, which was expected
to come here, would be kept in San
Francisco for the time being. This
will probably be only until the end OF
March. however, as she will then be
relieved by the McCulloch, which is
now patrolling the coast from Puget
Sound to San Francisco.
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*NE. and w.
Note.-Barometer readings are cor
rected for temperature, instrumental
errors. and local gravity, and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudiness stated
in scale from 0 to 10. Direction OF
wind is prevailing direction during "a
hours ending at 8 p. m. Velocity OF
! wind is average velocity in miles per
hour. T Indicates trace Of rain.
WIN. B. sTOCKMAN,
Section Director.