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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
ne ME- IN ACCIDENT

BUTTE. Mont. April Is Au-
Fsatna Heiune. the copper king Of
Butte. narrowly escaped death last
night. Seven persons we're injured
In a collision between Heinnssa auto
mobile and a light livery team drlv-
en BY Thomas Roe. a iiveryman. Who
vas accompanied by Miss Lille Ia
comb. Heinzca devil wagon" vas
going al a pace Of 80 miles an houf
along the road six miles south Of
Butte when u ran into the fiE. cut
of the legs % both horses AZ the
knees. wrecked the riE. described q
complete samsrsault and landed
right side up. little the worse for
wear itself. bat leaving lie occu-
pants In a sad plight Each Of ths
i've people In the auto were hurled
through the air a distance Of 80 feet
Heiuze. Al Frank a mining enEiu
ear. and NJ J. Gum. of Helena. sur
fered only bruises and scalp wounds.
but the chauffeur. A. = Hows. re
eeived internal injuries aud vas
badly bruised while Judge 7. G
Bach suffered a broken rib Roe
the driver Of the LIVERY team. had
his shoulder broken and Miss la
comb was also Injured None viii
die
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
INDIAN BRAVE
GOT HIS SQUAW
tspsslsl,o Tn. s,sr.l

POST FALLS. Idaho. April ID
In bridal robe Of gorgeous red
flannel Annie Thomas. full-biood-
81 Spokane Indian woman walked
proudly beside a TAN modernly cad
Indian brave into the office Of
County Auditor Stewart 81 spo-
kane. "A few days ago Isaac Bone
part the fuli-biooded Flathead
spouse. made known 20 Receiving
Clerk Il " Butler that be wanted
90 get marriage license and show
ed a bright five dollar gold piece
with which he proposed To- secure
the legal consent 10 his union With
the woman ~ his heart.
noneuart o. the owner q a large
ranch near Post Fails
Mr. Butler explained 20 the tall
rrd-nkin that Il would be necessary
for him 10 have a witness. 80 the
prospective bride aud groom depart
"a - return again at ! o'clock with
"A witness whose black eyes twiuki-
I'd and whose duHky fare vas light
"a with q smile o. expectancy. She
could not write her name but made
cross after the name ~ Mary Ann
Louise. and the coveted document
WAS signed. sealed aud delivered 60
the waiting pair The trio then
wendell their way Ia the office OF
Justice Siocker where the eern-
mouy was performed and the dusky
groom cheerfuliy parted with an
other shining half eagle This g.
the first Indian coupe 10 ever Sc
cure a license In spokane county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
At Ballard
BALLARD THE
IDEAL

The city OF Ballard has grown
wonderfully Ia the pnst year II f.
the hlsEeat ahinEle min city In the
world. urnIng uut millions and mil
lions of shingles daily Another
feature OF this years growth lH the
building permits both for dwellings
aud business houses This year b
permits have surpassed those uf any
year ia the history of the city
Beautiful. expensive dwellings are
going up all over the city A bcaus
uful public library equipped with
fine reading material. lays open for
the benefit Of the public. The eoun
Ell have issued many orders fu
street improvements which the city
has long needed tn addition 90 the
many mills. which are now Inc opera
ton two more are n0W being con.
atrueted.
The Ballard Eloeirlc company has
surceeded In saiuiHg q franchise D.
which fho city Wlll be properly
lighted Not many years ago when
ballard Was what you might call a
railruah water station II wnH never
dreamed that such an Ideal liitis
town would sprins Mp The papulhz
ton ia the laat year has Increased
from II .o08 10 lze90.
As soon as the different Improve
menta which are petitlancd for are
carried out. Ballard viii De looked
apon a. one 81 the ideal eiteia uf the
Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
HERMIT MISSING
tssssIsi to Tn. s,arl

COEUR u ALENE. Idaho. April
Is Two weeks ago Sunday was the
last seen Of Gerhart Hehrena. The
first ihtimation 81 his disappear
ance was the appearance Of his pet
cats az Thurp's mining camp In
search Of food SuspectinR that
something was wrong. parties went
90 investigate. No trace OF the man
can be found bat Il Is presumed tina,
while out In the mountains he has
been stricken and that his dead
body is now probably covered with
snow. which has fallen recently 10 4
depth OF eighteen inches and his
body Will probably not be found un-
al the snow disappears.
Behrcns was "a and one OF the
oldest settlers in the Warren dis
trict So far as known he has been
out but once In all those years. and
that was two years ago when he
went 10 Portland 20 undergo a sur
gical operation.
During these years Bchrens has
lived by himself In Secesh mead
ows. where he owned and worked a
placer claim. lie was 80 eccentric
that no one would work for him,
and he would not allow stranger
TO spend a night IN his cabin. lie
was OF German descent, with no
known relatives In this country,
and was well known throughout
this section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
LIMOS IS BACK

Sherman ?. Enua. the young man
whom the police suspected Of the
theft 81 an automobile from the
Broadway Automobile company on
Thursday evening. was taken Into
custody Friday night ON klng street
by Patrolmen Carleton. Crandall
and Burkman. The young man
claimed that he had just arrived IN
the city from the scene Of break
down at a point in the White River
valley. Eno8 still has a charge Of
running the automobile without tail
lights hanging over his head and
was released Thursday on his own
personal recDgnikance. Eu0s has
figured In several eBcapadea in late
years One was the sensational
elopement ON white horses With a
girl. who afterwards became HIS
wife Euoa ia now q widower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
Ex0NERATED

HEi.sISGFuRE. Finland. April
1.-THE court 81 Abe has dischafr
"a General Eehaumanu. charged
with treason Schaumauu b. the
father ef EuEene sehnumann. aho
killed General iiobflkoff the Fav-
etuor of Finland. last June. and was
charged with completely IN fhe
crime. The landtdaFcn has arpro-
priated iuo.oa8 mafks 60 aid Runala
iu the prosecution = the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
BABY DRANK
DEADLY ACID

SPOKANE April IS with dead
- caFbolie acid eating into her
vitais. her tiny form eanyulaed with
agony. tiny Mamie Daily. a S-year-
old orphan az the Chiidrcna home.
struggled and suffered Through
Thursday niEht while four doctors
worked IA dsspaifinE. frultiesH ef-
forts 20 alleviate the pain and save
her life. she died yesterday
The bahY got into a closet where
the medicine BOTTLES Were on the
table. Ignorant 81 dangers aad Joy
fui IN her discovery Of the bottles.
the little enc eleefullF Eraspcd a
bottle with Il bright rcd label and
ereedlly drank of it, contents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
WOULD HAVE OPEN
AIR GYMNASIUM
PARK SUPERINTENDENT THOMPSON ertlEVGsYseL1R nl9N
WOULD MAKE EXCELLENT RECREATION GROUNDS

Thomson Thwuday In discussing
- matter. In eastern cities rec
reation grounds aud ~ mnasiumH
are the real thlug | believe they
would be equally popular In scat
tie At the present time Denny
park Is about the only centrally To-
eatrd recreation ground in this city,
and Il has already proved ita worm.
Persons who have not bcch our
there do not realize how numerous
H. patroniEed Il Is. II Is in use both
winter aud summer Women IKE to
snand an afternoon there pei nap
doing a little sewing while the ehll.
dfen franc on the erass There are
No SIGNS. either. notifying people
~ k,sp OF the lawns. Tho park Il
ON Denny way. In the midst at :
thickIy populated district
appraona Who have not seen open
air rvwnasiums IN other cities de
not lmaEino how popular the Aenici
block would become n devoted 20
mat purpose such institutions have
proved to be- 90 great Value IN up.
building the health and morality oi
4 community. Take the gymnasium
~ the Charles river In Boston. iot
Instance Il Is located In What you
miaht call the Haston tendefioln
When IL was first opened the avs
trirt was ovurrun With younE loai
rrs. hoodluma who were on ths
verge 81 criminal careera THESE
vaung fellows gradually Eot 20 uHinE
the gymnastIe apparatus. aud II d
aid that most Of them have DO
eame good citizens. Wholesome
amusement OF that sort Is wonder
fnIlv productive OF good results IN
young people
open a gymnasium on the fesler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
BOARD BEGGED
FOR MONEY

BOSTON. Aprn f5.-Aeeordlns 60
a statement issued by Secretary j.
\ Barton. of the American BOARD OF
Commissioner for Foreign Mis-
Flons. the 100000 SIZE of John ~
Rockefeller % the board for use in
the Institutions under that board
wa the result Of solicitation by the
board Barton reports that it took
a good deal It cnaxinE % get the
money ont 81 John - aud the no-
Eetiatioua for the Eift lasted oyce
a period % several months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
MRS. CHADWICK
MAJ HAVE BAIL

CINCINNATI. o, April Is The
United States civ9Nit court Of apN
penla IN mornlu ktecided that Mrs.
Chadwick can ba released from jail
on g. 900 bail. pending the heaeNE
OF the argument for n nss trial The
decision refers only 10 the enHc on
which she wBa eonyiete6, and has
nothing 10 do with the pending case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

An omen air ~ muaAlum and rec
rcatlon park. that Is what the Yes
Ter block will become u the council
sees az to appropriate a few hun
drod dollars TO carry out one oi the
pet schemes of PARK superintendent
Thompson .-
n.he park beard would probably
already be engaged In the undertake
ing wn,e IL net financially similar
rassed. 80 60 speak is funds having
been exhausted for other purposes
That Is why superintendent lhomp-
son suggests that the city council
take up the matter a small appro-
priaiion being all that ia necessary
The block could De leased OF rented
from the county.
Tho Yesler hlock ls owned by the
county. incidentally IL is White
elephant 10 has not been paid iet.
Too much WAS paid Tor u Ia the iigat
place. aud the intcrl on the IN
vestment Is somethtug enormous
The county commissioners Woula
undoubtedly welcome an emporium
lty 70 derive a small apmunt on rev
onue from Il, or for that matter sife
IL over to the city free OF charEe
Al the present time the plot is part
~ oerupied Or the big tent used for
the Chapman meetings The chain
gang has ioyeied u of consider
ably and the expense 81 dxing it NO
Tor park and recreation purposes
would be comparatively trlfling The
block Is large about $50 feet square,
high and dry.
seattle is az the present time
without an open air gymnasium and
little better provided with rcerea-
ton grounds.
4 have The eastern idea sad Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

Junior Day win be observed at
the university on May s. The whole
day viii be given over Co the third
year class who viii furnish various
kinds Of amusement The program
VIII commence at Q a. m. in the nat
urat amphlthcater. near the young
ladies' dormitory, With speeches by
Congressman Humphrey and others.
At 10 30 a. m. the class tree n TO
be planted. after which aquatic
sports on Union bay OF Lake Wash
ington viii come or. This includes
a race between he varsity and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

The dry Kiln Of the snbey Manu-
faaurIug company caught fire Fri
tiay Afternoon about 3 80 o'clock
The fire started from sparks which
verc flying from chimney. The
Gre department saa called out ana
soon exiiguiahcd the flames The
damage was about f25 and no IN
Huraues Was carried.
The Ballard teachers viii attend
the state convention next week
The school viii be suspended all the
week
The business men Of the city are
planning to petition The council f7f
sprinkler. Many are complaining
Of the dust on windy dnyt a scrap
81 has been purchased for The mud
during the rainy season. and some
thing similar should be purchased %
lay the dust in summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
CONDEMNED TO pGArH

WARSAW. April TO- Thc three
wafkmen found guilty of woundiuR "a
policeman in the recent labor tfou-
hisa have been condemned 20 death.
At Lodz two men killed police
man today one Was arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
A Slap at
J 0 the Car
az. PETERSBURG PAPER
PRINTS a PICTURE WHICH
srlRs Up THE RUSSIAN CAP
tTAL

gT. PETERSBURG. April ia
prominent illustrated weekly APP
peared today with an Illustration de-
pIeiinF the imperial family with the
euprraa holding the heir to the
throne. In the background we're the
Hhalowy forms Of practically Hli The
living members of the HomaHoff
fnmiy In eufnHA Tho publishers
diaelaim all responsibility and say
the picture iH the work Of students
employed on the paper The picture
hHa caused sensation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
MOVES HAS
CONFESSED

LOOMS. April 4s-George H.
Nofes. United States land commits
Hiuusf a. fooiuia. was arrested hast
Saturday on the charge Of embez-
element Iir Is said 60 have ean-
frsHed the crime NoYrs wHs az one
time the manager Of the largest gene
craI merchandise Institution in the
county ~ well aa president u the
Ioeai bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

freshman crews. another between
the Varsity four and coach knight
ia "A single scull.
Al 1880 Is the class feed. As the
juniors are noted fer their extreme
modcsty no spectators viii be allow
ed while this stunt a. In progress.
The program for the afternoon VIII
provide plenty OF amusement. Be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
STRIKE
o GROWS
SANTA re BolLERMAAERs
VIA MAKE a HARD FIGHT
my scrlpps News Aaa'nl

KANSAS cry. Mo. April H.
The striking Santa Fe bailtrmakera
say that $40 mn are out ana that
they have been lulnelby many help
ern ana apprentices. The national
organization viii pay m strike benz
cit OF s. "a week 10 the married
men and 81 a week 20 the single
men. They are willing 10 nrbltfutc.
but viii make hard fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

ginning with the outdoor lnts , ,,.rk
meet. which includes me us. sssne e
events there win follow = ssnnis
baseball aud afterwards Jun.
contest between the ciasse,S.,. -lstea.
for Prom" az so p. n. ID ~ ana
SENS new hau at Maaisu" .ntef-
broadway VIII conclude inc
talument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
CAN'T FIND
MURDERER
Especial to The start

uELLlNGuAM April t5.-pe-
tceliycs Say that the latest deFsl-
uumeuta iu the DANES murder ease
indicate that the mur1eferH. after
killing their victim and laufinF Biz
cabin. escaped in boat on the
sound Two men are being pursued
uH suspects. II BE- thought they are
moss across the line into British go-
lumbis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
wtTTg Will RESIGN

ST. PETERSBURG. Apru H.
" % Wttte president - the caun 3
Gu - ministers. has announced HE
Intention ~ fealgning lie viii be-
come the president Of a commercial
bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

NJ = Benton. general agent Of the
Burlington left Saturday afternoon
for an extended trip throughout TIE
East lie intends 10 be gone about
four weeks. during which time he
will visit many leading cities This
Is the first vacation Mr.. Benton has
had for any length Of time since
1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

About / 2 o'clock Friday night the
Peacock compauya plant was total
" destroyed by fire The loss was
$4,000 The flames had gained so
much headway that the efforts Of
the Renton fire company were Ia
vain. No insurance was carried on
The plant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
TRAIN WRECKED

sEDALIA. Mo- April 1.-THE
Missouri Pacific passenger. west
bound. was wrecked at Wards early
today.
Fireman Anderson, Of 81 Louis.
vas killed, and Engineer Rogers. OF
sedallh. was injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
NEW MIX ORDINANCE

The new milk ordinance will be
introduced In the council a week
from Monday night. II Is now re-
ceivlng ita finishing touches from
the board Of health.
One OF the chief changes will be
the licensing Of all milk distrlbu-
tors. making them amenable 10 the
board Of health. their licenses be-
ing revOkable at any time. The
standard Of butter TAT will be raised
from per cent TO 30 per cent.
Mix will have to be shipped into
the city and distributed at a low
temperature. and a certain bacteria
standard will be established.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
THE wIsTEsNER HAS hP.
FEARED

That the magazine has big poaal-
huitlea 10 evident from the first is
sue
The liat 81 writer's enumorN 81
in the April Table Of contents IN
ludea the best known and most
authoritative writer's Of the cntiS
coast A. A. Stanley Prank Garlic
ton Trck. Mrs Carrie Shaw Rice
Herbert uaahford, Poe tSi@Aatd, Ada
Woodruff Anderson. and half a
dozen others OF Hike reputation are
among the VeeaaiouHl or regular
contributors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15
NAVY YARD
NE WIS NOTES
Especial to Tn. s,sri

nREMERroN. April "a The
euuhuat Ranger leaves Hremorton
tomorrow at 9o'elock with ten prla-
ouera ahoafJ. two from the Marine
barracks aud eight from the train
Inc ship Philadelphia They are 10
be transported to Mare Island.
Eyrrfthiss iB In readiness Tor the
ship 10 leave aud the stores are all
ON board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

sAN FRANCISCO. Aprn IS. ,
Rats craving the Insulation I
from the electric power wires I
in n fiYe-alary building oceu- ,
Piled b. the crown Paper COM (
pany and the zciierbaeh Paper I
company gaured fire this I
morning which resulted Ia a
Ioss ef $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

ROME. April t5.-Henry white.
the new American ambassador to
Italy. arrived here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

The coast survey steamer Near
thur left nrcmefton yesterday for
Seattle and the coast survey steam.
err Gedney left the navy yard this
morning for Seattle Ia undergo re-
pairs.
A carload 81 lumber arrived in
nrcmerton yesterday morning from
the Port ulakoley mills for the iu-
connective crane on the dty dock
Everything Is quiet az the Navy
Yard ana Il ia expected that twenty
men will be Obliged tn lay of In the
C. q r. department until tho ships
% the north Pacific squadron ar
rive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-15

bloci. and you would be surprised TO
see how children would swarm to
TO
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11

It the man likewise heard the en-
phatic stamp of her sippersd foot as
she hung up the receiver without wait
ing for reply.
Her eyes fell on the three picture
frames. She would never speak to Dick
Ihlst1ewaite again. So there were but
two to choose them now. Which would
it be, Blair or RodmanY Not Rodman:
on, never Rodman-and yet
FIVE minutes later she Joined Blair
IN the drawlngroom, her eyes shining
thru suppressed tears like dew-laden
howers in the sunshine Of early morn
Ing. She had g volume of Shakspere
IN her hand. Silently she extended this
my part, ;, she said, and read the Re.
plies. Yes. you are. And then you are
going to choose casket, and If YOU
choose the right one, Why--why it Will
lit will all end as it does in the play
And at the possibility Of such an end
NYou mean, said John Blair, in
credulously - Cynthia, you don't
: Yes she nodded brightly, en-
| phatically. Yes, I do mean-iust-
exactly-that."
g You would make my happiness or
unhappiness the result Of chance7"
said Blair slowly, "make your love the
reward ro9 ox Ct ganb1e don + that's what
think-I think ia better go. ),
| Cynthia stared at him helplessly, in
credulously. He was going, actually
| going. And there would be no one but
Seth Rodman left. Strange, none Of
Portia 8 lovers had declined her terms.
Blair had walked to the center table
i he turned: Do you really mean that,
/ Cynthia7o he asked. And then some
1 thing In her desolate but steadfast pose
| moved him to cross toward her.
Did she move hkewiseq Blair hardly
/ knew, but the next moment his arms
were about her and her head rested on
his shoulder.
.Cyrthia, do you really mean itf"
he repeated.
And then thru her tears she smiled
4 Won't you come and look at them
and see what meant
She drew him toward the center
II table. where the frames lay exposed
+ for choice.
4 Choose the gold one, said Miss
i Kirkland; turn it over.
/. Blair did, and the face Of the pretty
girl at his side was revealed.
No, you must not; not yet. Now
a the silver one. =
Obediently Blair revealed another
!, photograph Of Miss kirkland.
3. 20 Now, the other one, y and to Blair &
81 wonderInent a third photograph Of the
II modern Portia smiled into his eyes.
You see, she said talking rapidly
land Tending him away from her as he
turned g You see, was afraid after
you came that maybe you wouldn 7
choose the right one, and SO while you
were waiting when was at the tele
phone fixed them so you cou1dp y
make mistake. Do-do-you minds ~
ssDo I 1nindfD echoed Blair. Do
) minds,, But apparently he realized
that there were other things than mere
words with which to answer such an in
quiry. STOPPING, he kissed her flushed
u cheeks, her sweet blue eyes, her lips.
o And it was upon this tab1eau tina,
/ lSeth Rodman entered. unannonnced!
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11
@Ut0r0Qm

Virginia, and a descendant of the set.
tier, John Morgan. The progenitor of
the Pennsylvania branch Of the family
was. Abel Morgan. The family in Mary
land are descended from Sir Morgan-ap-
Meredith Of Tredegar, Wales. It was
with Sir Francis Drake in the Neither
lands, and who was knighted before
Rouen. The immigrant, George Nor
gan, who settled in New Jersey and
served in the revolution, was probably
! of this family, for he wrote in his
Bible: I, George Morgan, am the son
OF Evan, grandson of DAvid, gentlemen
LOT Wales, whose ancestors retired to it's
mountains rather than be enslaved by
William the Conqueror.
One of the family anecdotes, related
| when the Morgans meet in social con-
claye, has for its hero Thomas Morgan,
| who devoted himself to the service of
Mary Queen Of Scots, and managed her
affairs as secretary. He might have
been as famous as Guy Fawkes, who, in
his confession regarding the gunpow-
der plot, argued that Morgan had pro-
posed the very same thing in Eliza
beth IS time.
One of the picturesque figures is
Henry Morgan the buccaneer, who was
1 for time deputy governor Of the island
I Of Jamaica. By favor of Charles II
4 he died Sir Henry Morgan. Another
! interesting parsonage is Lady Morgan,
who was born in Dublin, the city that
Beats every city upon the say;
! Ills ther you'll see O'Connen spoutin',
And the Lady Morgan making tay.
Her evening receptions were famous,
and SO were her novels. For the benefit
OF those interested in reading of au-
thors earnings, it may be stated that
Lady Morgan received $3.50 for a book,
written to furnish her new house. -
For another book she got $4,000. This
was at the beginning Of the nineteenth
century. She avowed fine scorn for
4 dates, and If asked when she was born,
y always replied: "Once upon a time,
. on Christmas Day. Even when YER
cling upon 80, she objected to being
called old.
:. Burke gives about fifty erests for
: Morgan families. One branch of the
family is entitled to twenty-four quar-
terinlgs. J. Pierpont Morgan is entitled
to eighteen quarterings, but his shield
only shows twelve. The crest is a stag s
head, with the griffin and lion ram
pant on the shield. Other heraldic de-
: signs of different Morgan arms are the
: tiger, wolf, bull, eagle, wivern and rein
I deer. Two angels are the supporters
!. Of one arms, with the motto, Fidus ct
u Audax.' - The arms reproduced arc
: gules, a lion rampant argent, crowned.
or. Crest, out Of ducal coronet or,
= demi-eagle displayed, with two heads.