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uusieu Bi' rxriosiou
other of Dr. Shaw,this City
_Patient Reported Now
Doing Well.
AcciDr._\'r in' i;xr~r.osrDs.
M-REAL, Feb. °3i3.~(Special.)-An
occured to-day in the
laboratory of Mc-Gill College
the result of which David Shaw,
will lose an eye. Mr. Shaw
named Ohern were experi-
with sulphuric acid and alcohol
when the contents of the
covering Shaw's face.
Dr;Buller. the eminent oculist, expects '
glmilar accident occurred fifteen
when both eyes were lost.
p“}¢1€haw is one of the leading men
his class and he is generally
Atprcsent he is in Royal Victoria
and is doingas well as can be
[li».Shaw is a. brother of Dr. Shaw of
He left here in September to
upon his first year at McGill.-_
Zi-@--xx-s
Da. W. S. Ferguson, Professor of Greek
History in the University of
and son of Senator Ferguson,
largest class in Roman History of
of learning in America.
class has increased from 30 to 160.
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FIVE MEN CUT TO PIECES.
OX, Pa. , Iseb. 22.-An Erie and I
freight train ran into a crowd
their way to work to-day.
were killed outright, being cut
NEVER DISAPPOINT.
’ English Pills grapple successfully
most obstinate cases of Consti-
etfect a cure. No other pills can
with them for results. All dru8'
cents a box or from The Wells. 35
Co., Limited Montreal.
Received to-day the second
of (leo. A. Slater-’s
Diiferentlasti-in lice Ord
5.0 >
4.00
4.00
4.11)
4.00
3.50
BRO .
cgeutc for
C Slice”
REMAINS
Till Saturday Visiting
His Sister
THE EMPRESS DDWAGER
Able to Walk Ont -Emperor
William Returns to
Berlin.
KING EDWARD REMAINS TILL SATURDAY.
Cnoxnnno, Feb. 25.-(Special).-King
Edward will remain with his sister till
Saturday.
The Dowager Empress tool: an airing
this morning, the King walking by her
side.
[Cronbcrg is a small town in Southern
Prussia, near Frankfort]
EMPEROR RETURNS TO BERLIN.
The German Emperor has gone to Ber-
lin to celebrate his wedding anniversary
with his wife,wh0 is detained there by the
indisposition of their daughter.
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Do Not Misquote Figures.
Some advertisers are using the Inland
Revenue Department’s recent otiicial
report upon baking powders to show thc
comparative strength and qualities of
these articles as they are sold in the
Dominion. It is not fair, however, either
to thc Analysts or to the public in making
this use of the otlicial figures that they
should be misquoted, as it is alleged has
been done in some instances.
The following figures are copied from
the oilicial report printed by the Canadian
Government and show correctly. as per
that document, the relative strength
value of baking powders named. The
analyses in all cases were made by the
Government Analysis.-
Pisa GENE, or AvAir.AnI.E
1.1-:vr.Nri\'G cas.
“Royal” (average of three highest tests,)-
13.4
“Cleveland's" (average of two highest
tests) --13-
“Dearborn`s" (average of three highest
tests, - >-11.7
“Imperial” (average cf two highest tests.)
-9.9
“Magic” (contains alum.) (average of
three highest tests) 7.7
Thede testsshould set the taking powder
question at rest.-Montreal Pharmaceuti-
cal Journal.
._.¢¢.___-_
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Closing prices F eb- 25
American Sugar 15d
American Steel and Wire 4%
American Tobacco 121
Brooklyn Transit 742
Burlimtton 134%
continental ron 48%
Federal Steel 431
rsaeni steer P.-in 85%
Louis and Nashville 97
New York Central 14?#
Rock Island 123i
St. Pauls 144
Tennessee Coal and Iron 53
Union Pao Pr`fd ii
United Status Rubber
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KENDRICKS LINIMENT never disap
oints-Beware of cheap imitatious at
cheap prices.
__ £7 /-7 -
February  
Magazines.
-Now  
hooks.
14;]
The Latest Particulars With Names of Heirs Alleged to , e e .
Have Been Located by. the Boston Post-Proof of LORD Mmm S UNCLE A STRUNG ASSURAME '
Relationship has Been Forwarded and Full Report isj -_ I . .. --_ '
Expected from Him in Season. -Passes AWay_Bad_ Fire in“_Thatthe Morgan  ‘£5
(Boston Post Feb. 27th.)
Twenty years ago a young mau named
Isaac Newton Hayden left his little home
at the head of St. Peter's Bay, thirty ,
miles east of Charlottetown, P. E. I.
He was imbued with an adventurous.
spirit, and an inordinate hope to make `
Very little money snuggled in his
pocketbook, but he had learned the car-.
pentei"s trade and was ambitious.
WORKED IN BOSTON. .
He worked in Boston for a Charles-
town contractor. Two years later he
joined a party that went to the Kootenay
district in British Columbia. He had
saved his earnings. He believed they,
country of the northwest. .
His companions engaged in mining.
Hayden remained true to his trade and
made money building houses. Many
mining camps of the great copper and
of Montana and Idaho stand to-day a
monument to his energy and thrift. I
But Isaac Hayden was restless. His
mind dwelt on the land beyond the Pacific
slope. His dreams even extended farther
than that. The prospects of a fortune
waiting among the verdure-clad isles of
the Pacific ocean lured him on.
So he left the rough camps of miners
and went to San Francisco. A few davs
later he was aboard a monster stcamship,
passing slowly through the Golden Gate
bound for the Hawaii Islands.
That was over seven years ago.
-. Dniinus cms: 'rami.~
Isaac Hayden’s dreams came true.
There wasa fortune wafiting for him
there. He was quick to perceive its
presence, and prompt to begin its ac~
cumulation.
There he made use of the trade
he had learned in his far-away native
land. His hands were skilled in the art of
building, his mind was trained to accomp- I
lish big results. He was soon recognized r
as the leading contractor of the city. He f
secured both government and privater
work.
He began to realize his dream of for- ,,
a fortune in the United States. "
l
would -multiply tenfold in the new,
gold producilbg country across the border ‘Q
l
the dead man's heirs. Queries were sent
broadcast over the United States. '
Then the Sunday Post staff beganto
work up the case. Isaac Hayden’s
na»~ive town was located. A brother
Douglas was found. Then the other
relatiyes were traced and their heirship
to the Honolulu millions undoubtedly
established.
James Hayden with his wife l ivesin a
pre tty housc in Hinckley street,Somerville
near Magoun square. He, too isa carpent»..
er and contractor, and very well‘-toi-do.` , ,
With him 'boards his brother, John
Hayden who is employed by the»_»Boston
& Maine railroad' I 7. News has been received of the death of
FAMILY or can enivrnns.
The oldest member of the family, Cyrus
Hayden, also a contractor and builder
lives in Cleveland, O., and is a promin-
ent business man of that city.
Jemimah wife of Stephen E. Obrery
of Portsmouth, N. H.,is a sister of the
dead millionare. _
Another §ister,Elizabet.l_1, wife of Frank
Powell of Portland, Me., will receive a
portion of the millions.
The four pretty daughters of Hannah I
Churchill, who died several years ago,
will each get a share. .
The whereabouts of the oldest sister, I
Mary, is a mystery. Her brothers and
sisters don’t know where she is. She p
dropped out of sight years ago, but as
no notice of her death has ever come to
her relatives, it is believed that _she is
living. » _. ' ,
The Haydens left home as soon as they f
were old enough to go out in the world ,
to seek their living. Some little corre-
spondence has been maintained among
the brothers and sisters who live in New
England, but few if any letters passed I
between them and Cyrus Hayden of Cleve-
land.
He was in Boston last week for the first
time in twenty-eight years. He stopped
at his brother’s home in Somerville,
where u reunion of relatives who had not
seen each other for over a- score of ' years
took place.
The Hayden heirs have sent proofs of
their relationship to Isaac Newton Hay-
den to the administrator of thc million-
tune. "
When the Hawaiian gflvernment was
dissolved he revelled in contracts which
were executed and paid for by the coun- ‘l
try of the Stars and Stripes. f,
He never married. He kept away from `
inatrimoni xl snares laid for him by cheer-
fulwidow and mothers of mariageable
girls, who cast favorable eyes on him L
and his reputed wealth.
During all these years he never wrote
to his brothers or sisters, not because he
didn't like them, but because of the trait
Island of Prince-a trait that prompts an
aversion of letter writing.
DIED IN' A STRANGE LAN D.
Then, one day, he died. Kind friends
assisted at his bler, but the funeral ser
vices were held from an undertakefs
rooms in cosmopolitan Honolulu. No
relatives were there to shed atesr over
the man whose dream of fortune was
realized, but whose enjoyment of it wasr
cut off' in middle life.
His affairs were left without a head.
The National Bank of the government
held a. princely fortune to the credit of
THE PROPER TREATMENT FOR
CATARRH
Is a remedy that reaches all the
affected parts. That remedy is Catarr
air you breath and permeates the most
minute air cells in the lungs, throat,
nasal passages and bronchial tubes, cleans
ing as if by fire. It is the pleasant volat
ile effect of pure, healing, essential oils,
aire’s estate in Honolulu, and a full re-
port is expected from him in due season.
CONTRACTOR HAYDEN DIES IN HONO°
LULU LBAVING MILLIONS TO HEIBS.
Isaac Newton- Hayden, the well~known;
carpenter, died about 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon at the home of his friend, r
Fred. Ganzell, on Vineyard, near Fort `
street, after an illness of a week.
Diabetes was the trouble. The funeral
will take place at 3o’clock this after-
noon from the undertaking parlors of
thatis born within every native of the-H0111? WIUIBWS- ‘
Mr. Hayden was born in Prince
Edward Island, forty-eight years ago,
and came from onc of the best families
there. He arrived in Honolulu about
seven years ago, bringing excellent
letters, and engaged in the business of
carpentering. In that trade he was very
successful, soon becoming a prominent
contractor. One of his contracts at the
time of his death was the new Pantheon
building at the corner of Hotel and Fort
streets. _
Deceased was a prominent member
of and worker in the First Llcthodicti
Church. , He left no immediate family,"
though there are numerous relatives
in the East.
(Obituary printed in a Honolulu paper
last October.)
HEIRS TO MILLIONS WANTED
Mo.\"rusn., Icb. 1.-Isaac Newton
hozone, which is inhaled along with the .H d - nniv. of 'Prince Edward
cy cn,
Island. who died recently in Honolulu,
p according to c cable received at Sydney,
Ca Breton, left a fortune of $3,810,190
:ug by] virtue oftiltit aniseptitch pnapertier-
, i s t c germs cause e isease
allays anyiportion or congestion of th.
muicous megxillmrarzles, lleralstraw, some sltéotie
an never s - ec a cure. s
‘ clean, convenient and pleasant to use, ann
contains no mgurious ingredients that
-,could harm even the weakest infant. The
“com plete outfit, price $1.08. is guaranteed
to cure, or your moneg back._Smcll size.
,Bch at druggists or y mail. A trial
‘sent for lllc. by N. C. Poison k Co., King
gston, Canada, or Hartford, Conn., U. S
.llnrd shipment on the way. i Dxrlliiftglkcoraigiisttlzgg Egiliig "__", m “_ _“ww _.M
‘Ego alt 6 o’clock oach.oni1ow'i»¢snoa» anis; an-1:
I So.-turduuf ’ BX' ' '
lay, Whcct, "B8, Cora.. 41. Fifi.
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Hemhas heirs in Capo Bruton and Prince
Edward Island.
(News despatch pnbliched in thc
Bolton Post, Fcb. 3.)’
inrnmz nxrns -no $2,.‘!ZlJ,000 romeo ur
THB SUNDAY YOUT-
The Sunday Pact has found the heirs
to Isaac Newton Haydeu’s millions.
Four brot..crc,Iwo sistclc and four nicccc
:cn each claim c chan of thc fortune.
They they arc John and James Hay-
don cf17 Hucklerctrccl, Somerville;
Cyrus Hcydcu of 18 Dlkc ctrcet, Gcvclcud
ocnougim Haydn or Prine acura
Island; llrc. Sccphcn R. Obuory of
Portsmouthcud N. j H-2 ln. :Frank
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Pi'-nnrc Accouivrs couurrrzs.
OTTAWA, Feb. 26-(Spe¢ial)__'1'he
Public Accounts Committee met this
morning and orders were issued fm-
papers and accounts in regard toa num.
berbf transactions on which members
want knowledge.
Loan mN'ro's UNCLE DEAD. .
Hon. George Francis Stewart Eliott, uncle
of the Governor Ceneral.
He was a brother-in-law and Secretary
of Lord John Russell.
FOUR nUir.D1i\'cs BUBNED.
Yanuoirm, N. S.' Feb. 26-(Special).-
Four buildings, comprising all the places
of business but one in Ohio, this county,
were burned this morning.
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MINING
Holtka
Coal Pit in Flames at
Salt Lake
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49 MINERS ARE DEAD
Loss of Property Enormous.
-_-An Insane liiother’s ‘
Terrible Deed.
A \lo'rm»:n’s insane Aer.
Maggie Diethorn took her two children,
aged two and four years out on a bridge
over Monongahela River and threw them
over;
She was arrested before she could fol-
low. One child was drowned. _
ursrsc nonaos xr can Lana, ,
Sam Lain: Cu'r.Feb. li.-(Special)-A
disastrous fire in the Diamondville coal
mine cost the lives of tl! miners and the
loss of property will reach an enormous
dgurc. ,
IHPRISONKD BY FLA)(Z%.
I1' is utterly impossible to” reach the
imprisoned miners through the raging
domes which arc pouring out of the
Qouth cf the pit. _
 
Powder
creamoftaftar.
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'School Spplios.
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SERIUUS THE KING HEIRS T0 SUME $2,250.000PUBI.IC CANADIAN 
ACCIDENT
oavid Shaw at McGill
Loses an Eye
Death of Isaac Hayden in Honolulu Leaves a  c    
Vast Fortune `    ---- -__
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INQUIRIES RECEIVED AT THE GUARDIAN OFFICE gfqgf P3931-5 Momma Ponce, -5
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, ' Sydney.
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CONSTABULARY RECBUIT8. ' »°`  .
OHAWA. Feb. 
South African Conclabnlary have  
fmm.vi¢omii. nitiomreymm   i y
tomorrow. . -_ . _, 
Over tive hundred will be  -.fr
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what great benefits I hare, - - ,
the use of Dr. Chaac'c Nerve  Q; ~, ,
Years my lite wac one ot treat
ing from nervousness, weakness ' » ei' 
extreme physficaill, 1  I .~ < 
not seep. an. o .uchccj aroma ' @:i_
u"`°“5I? '97 ‘PNY  t  _lei
two other  fha ‘
that a.b_out,my time
to be troubled in
ally grew worse and
being cured. Dr.
¢v-me to my notice. and
Dr. Chace's Recipe Book
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nm  time 1 mugs' _
They built me lllht .-2 A
geel heaithyfond  ,
ave proven u groat 
und 1,.-:.hope thiuftcuttluomiaf- if '
help to _come weak, nervouow i
ferlng ll L did.” , 
Dr. Chaco-'Q 
shown,-.right here. All our '
white shirts, collars on-1 calc -
price at the gmc: bankrupt ‘
stand formerly oeouphd by i
Ramsay & Co. ' 22 _
Seo il-iocc .coiled white chirtc
collars and cum: selling at hall  ‘ gr
so Rcmsoy’c gi-out ,bankrupt och
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ramwacreeeivedto-dcyhom Llc.   `
Morgan Syndicate have. acquired   
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