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OBITUARY.
CHARLES MORGAN.

Charles Morgan died yesterday from heart disease
after a long Illness at his home, No. 6 Ciramercy
Park. Mr.. Morgan born IN this city fifty years
ago. He received his early education at Harrow
England. and later attended Harvard College, from
which he graduated with the class of 80 He
was a member of the New York Athletic and Whist
clubs the Automobile Club Of America and the So
ciety of Colonial Wars. A wife and three sons
survive him. The funeral will be held at St
Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square. on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock The burial will be in Green
wood Cemetery.
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WHISTLER'S ETCHINGS IN SALE.

At the final sale OF etchings at the Anderson
Auction Company's annex, No. 2si Fifth avenue
last night, of the twenty etchings by James
Mcneil Whistler offered brought the highest price
500. It signed by that artist, and entitled
The Kitchen His Long Venice" signed with
the butterfly brought slsl the next highest price
Of the evening. One Of Rembrandt's. entitled
..Rembrandt's Mother sold for so lie Petit
Pont" an impression on India paper, by Charles
Meryon, went for SOS.
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Horato Chaplin Burchard was born at Marshall.
n. Y. September q, 1926. He was graduated at
Hamilton College in 1850, and pursued post
graduate law course. In 1852 he admitted to
the bar. He was member of the Illinois Legis-
lature in 1862. Four years later he was elected
to Congress from the 9Th Illinois District. After
his service director OF the Mint. he
member of the State Revenue Commission in 1886
and in charge of mines and metallurgy at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1898
He was a census supervisor in 1900. In 1881 he
published Production of the Precious Metals in
the United States.
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Died..

9.Dse no 11s ManfsSs s sooniyn. Nh. Pssis
M Hudson Funeral p-ivats InterTnsns h Greenwood.
TIOBaRT-On NAV a. at No 45 Monroe 81. Brspkiyns
infant Of Henry Morgan and Elsis Mccall HOBART.
Tnterment private
SysTd % osqr ca Of xonssss and Eais x.o
AtaGs h 5 ar 40 west 75tg on Friday Nay Is
at G. Interment at convenience OF the family
Merrill Humphrey. NJ D. Notice Of funeral hereafter
JEFFREY-on MAY a. 1908 Harry A. Jeffrey hi
residence "a Brentnsn Place. Newark. " J.. for
merry of Brooklyn Funeral private.
yitsd 10 st.ena T.r T,in.rs from he Chapel Of
Home IOtth st. ard Amsterdam ave. Friday. May
Is. az II a. m.
LAHEYon NAV H. John A Ish-y. Oelovea husband e
Lahey. brother Of James J. and Frsnh w Lahey Mrs.
rom his ias r.siienee No 1875 Fsst is,h
Iyn- Aay "a. at a Solemn requiem s.1n At 81
vited to attend Iutsrnent Holy cross
MACPHERsoN-on Wednesday. NAV IL. 1903. Cnristns
rc an S w0 Is 81 rsssn. No AZ
private.
Elizabeth Hyds Mead wife OF Melville z Meal Not'cs
Of funeral hereafter.
THURSDAY May Il. Charles Morgan son q ths ats
81 (Aorges< c7surcb S;Tvvs.snt Square. on sunday
NAV IL at O'Clock Boston and Philadelphia papers
please copy
sNELL.ING-On Thursday NAV ~ 1908. Grace Coi.s
sneinE widow q Edward Ten1PIston y snsiIs an. and
Grace church chaniry on saturday ism 1850
O'Clock the morning
TJTTLE-On May H. 1908 her residence on Hillslds
ave. Tenahy. n j. Margaret J. Tuttle vie Or Jonn
Funeral services NAV IS arrival OK
12O D. m train York Internent private
voGEIe-wInsfred Lseuins. Beloved wife Of Karl n.
Nocal. residence. No 40 East 55th 81. On
THURSDAY May "a. Services will be held the resi
dence OF her sister Mrs snth Ely JslHN No 81 IVES.
SSH st. Sunday. May H. at D. m " Is requested
that flowers be omitted
wAssoN-On May "A. 1908 the Rev Robert va,-on. at
residence No. SIS Park Place. Brooklyn IN his ia
year.
wHITTIER-Sucdsuly. Thursday. May "a 81
board 5. 5. Mauritania Charles A. Whittier
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MORO OUTLAW LEADER KILLED.

Manila. May 14--Private E E. Clark, the fourth
victim of the Camp Stotsenburg affair. died to-
day A detachment of constabuary is pursuing
the band of Moro outlaws under Manalao AIih
members of which killed Roadmaster Smith and
wounded Governor Gard. The detachment over
took and engaged the band and killed Alih
Governor Gard is not dead. had been re-
ported. He is now said TO be improving. and it is
expected that he will recover from his wounds
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BAu.ET-wEsT-cn THURSDAY May IA. the First
Presh Church. Rossli=. j. by he Rev a
Blauvelt y. d. assisted nv the Rev. r & cobb
u D. Nellie King West. daughter OF M and Ms
william Taylor West, Ralph Waldo Bailey.
RRI-SH-A SHRURNER-O Thursday NAV "a 1905 q,
the Of the brides i'm
Brooklyn. by the Rev Jesse Brush. D D OF
faIo assisted by the Rev. George Robert Brush. OF
Newark. n Y. Margaret Katherine Ashburner
Herbert Bowers Brush both Brooklyn
ToDD-HALIl-On Thursday May 14h. at 1oT East 65th
ST. by Rev DIT. Wilton Merle Smith, Elizabeth
Newcomb Hall, daughter of Mrs Henry =. Hail. to
Juison Scott Todd.
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Jewels valued at s25o00O belonging to the regalia
of the Order of st. Patrick disappeared last sum
mer from Dublin Castle. The matter has been the
subject of various Investigations and questions in
House of Commons but il never has been
cleared up. Grave scandals have been intmated
in connection with the theft
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS 1T THE HOTELS

BEIArONT-R C. Root chicago. BREsILN--H
King obern; OHIO. EMPPIREmw En- F. crossby
MBNIIATTAN-R. J. Fish. Washington. PLAZA
Nj and Mrs D w. Tarbeson Paris. SEVILLE
Frankin II wentworth. Boston. WALDORF
ASTORIA-W II. Wanamaker il, Philadelphia
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IuCANIA REPORTED.

The I.ucania reported $50 miles Of Sandy
Hook at 40 p M Yesterday. is expected to dock
about 80 a m. Saturday
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

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by Lots $3.50 up Telephone ASS CTrarnercy
Book Of Views representative.
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rItest temperature yestedsy 81 dsg ss. iast yesP
.. eraEe ~ - Corresponding date last tTS-'hrs7
years ~ To day clearing; Saturday far ana
L olai fresb no,theast 10 east "lhas-
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HORATlO c. EURCHARD.

Freeport Ill. May 14-Horato c. Burchard,
member of Congress from this district from 1869
to 1879 and director of the United States Mint at
Washington from 1879 1885. died here to-day.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-N ashinEton Ma II
The Western disturbance central in Iowa It has
oye5 very little in the last twentyfour but has
caused widespread rans throughout the Mis-
souri, the Mississippi and the ohio valleys the lake
region the New England states No
,erer5-re importance have occurred except
that there has sharp fall New England and the
middle Atlantic states The indications for Friday point
n rain from the middle Atlantic states westward to the
,sstssnri valley including the lake region and the
Inc, missouri Valley rain saturday will prob
q Valley and the lake region
changes are not anticipated
r.. winds along New England coast viii be hglt
- ariah1 middle Atlantic coast fresh northeast sonth
4+I.rtc coast fresh south east 5uf coast sht ana
rstie ,ast C;ulf coast fresh and variable mostly
nnhcy. on the lakes fresh east; upper lakes
brisk northeast r.,-o,.ap ,ortr have
- srfarIe winds and weather to the Grand
Banks.
.-r.cas. for Special I<ocalities.-For New England
- :. Co., and Saturday; light variable winds
r. t.as,arn New York fair to-day. except clearing IN
=. o,,,bern portion: Saturday fair and warmer;
80, northeast 10 winds.
Pennsylvania. New Jersey ana ieid"dIe'
a. Saturday fresh northeast "ilos.
ram and the District OF Columbia. rain ana
f"I " - SATURDAY cooler; fresh northeast winds
coitI PENNSYLVANIA. showers today ana propa
cooler southern portions saturday IFesh
cas- iarn New York, showers to-day saturday falf'
flesh 70 brisk east winds
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CADwELI.-on Wednesday. May Ia. 1905. resi-
dence. No. End ave. Ccrnelia T. wife ~
Elisha j. Caldwell at the residence Friday.
May Is. zoos. at ..
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wi fu
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were reminded Of his public association with tina
author Of Lady Nindermere's Fan
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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CALDWELL Cornelia T. Macpherson Christina p.
Hudson Pamela NJ. Mead. Elizabeth II.
Hobart. Morgan. (harfes
Howard Joseph P. tr. Smelling Grace =
Frank NJ. futile Margaret J.
Jeffrey. Nogei Winfield l..
Jenkins Mary J. WATSON. Rev. Robert
Lahey. John A. Whittier. Charles \
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-03
sY Fipo HIMSELF.

Here Il goes again. It'a me 10 the
manicarls,. Mamma says my little
oetAlc tooiHis nails must b. trim
med" Talk about 3 doE's life. rs
5oke. Once Il meant something
now It's a delasiea. a nsghtmaFiah
dream Of half Forgotten privileges
its all 20 the demultion bow woRs
A dos ain't a dog any more. he'
= canary bird with a panpered az
petite for puddlnkH and caraHsiH
aud . tonaness fof chewing gum.
When he LEARNS 10 hoist himnelf on
his launches. jauEie the bells about
his neck aud boa how wsth perfect
meditation he's th. zeal pet But
he caHt get oaL
The hest he can do IL alp up 60
the window occasionally and look
out and long lH his Utmost soul with
an unapsakahle craving for the big
outside. The zauBt. NANCY cur
shuisins down the Avenas ON = stiil
hunt for = bone is the soldier Of
fortune OF the gentleman dox .
dreams His ts a touch of real life.
There aia't none Of the running.
the ffuiickiux. the snap Of ke.n
teeth IN the other fellows meek. the
digging for the bone buried three
weeks aEo and nos become toeth.
some. There aint no going out ~
niKht. There Amt nothing that sp-
peals 20 q do9 with red blood In
hls veins
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Don Domo. iot. third Time,
| 0g Ia.
Second race. seven sixiecuths
mile-Achicxe. its tnasah). : %
5. won c. " Riley. los. second
Apto ORC. iia. third Time. Al Is
Third race. three fourtha mile
Rosegal. i02 tBnrnzl. 70 s. wun
Early Tide. los. second. Harcourt
30. third. Time. ttg IS.
Fourth race. one and ane.fourth
miles Montgomery. les fDugani,
{ 70 10. won. Rifleman. ls0. sec
cad. First Peep. Toe. third Time
a.Os.
Fifth race. two mIles-I4viua. ioo
fDuganl. to 2. won: Mamie Al
sol. tot. second. filg Bow. los
third. Time. s.Gs S.
Sixth race. one miir--AlmA Boy
ioi (uIllorl. 7 To 10. won. Rubinon
tof. second. Rama. -. third
Time. ito IS.
Sevcnfh race. one miie-Aucas
ain. iet (Mlllerl. TO /. won. Pa
sill. 90. second. Airs. 81. third.
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Y. MICA. TRy-OUT

Good records we're made AZ the
trial track mea lsssi ~ the Y NJ
{. A, slsess,f0s lAi:l.k 'falfe tgs out
Is pssss1nfEisago. t1e 6faa ilppy
med1fE oiimte6t. which valt tsssss
r-ses.o br the naaG futapse' :lsfse re-
asea's 0t the contests VEN q Sci
Jews
e20 yard dash=l.ewiai 2lssS ser
ouda. Cook. 5 90 aaoerrha. LaFHen,
- seconds.
High Jump Rahel. fsei. 2 iweh
60. Dickson. s feet. MlgChiWe. .
feet
stOyard dash Alfay. l minstt'
ee6 second Atwood, ! minute
1915 seconds. lierthlonne, | min
ute. ~ Is seconds
sS0yard run Simaon. . mtnutes,
81 seconds. Wray. minutes, e 10
seconds burns. minutes, "a 80
seconds
shot put-Atwcoi. - teet. Inch.
e: Mechanic. % feet , hehes;
Hall. as feet. 6is inches.
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SATURDAYS RACES


First race. threefourths mile
Capt. Burnett. lis (Garganl. 10 10
4. won. Msnsafd. fis. second.
zeiina. 90. third. Time, f:is Is.
Second race. eyen-sixtcenths
Madrtieno. ffe FISHER. 3
20 /, won; Work Box. ZIG. second.
Haziet. ii3. third Time, :4s Is.
Third race. one and one-elghth
miles--siiss Rlllie. 90 tGllbertl. i5
20 1. won Joe Coyue. ss. second /;
Wing Tiag. ies. third. Time.
f.5s Is.
Fourth race. one and one-siE-
teenth miles - Carmelfna. ii2
fHeathertoul, rs to 1. won: Keep
Moving. III. second: Marian Casey.
liz. third Time. 1854 Is.
Fifth race. one mile and 10
yards WoEfvtlle. 50 lAlindol. 6
70 1. won. Bolomsn. f0t. second:
Dorado. liz. third. Time. l.55.
Sixth race. thirtsen-sIxteenth
nile--st. Francis. 102 (Mentryl, .
TO ?, won. Gemmell. Ill. second. .
Ocean Shore. 81. third. Time.
1:2z As.
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TOURNAMENT FOR
YOUNG ATHLETES

An indoor meet for young ath.
lstes. 70 be held under the auspices
II the Public schools Athletic
league. viii ae the program on next
Saturday afternoon. when the third
annual indoor athletic carnival IN.
der the auspices Of the league viii
ba held al the University OF Wash.
ington gymnasium The meet Is
open 10 members of the city gram
mar schools who have been regular.
~ In attendance In school for not
less than f0ur weeks All blank en-.
tries must be filled out and in the
haads of the secretary b. tomor.
row. A silver cup viii be givea To
the school making tho highest to
tai score PennAnts will be award
cd for the winners Of each school
There Will be firsts and seconds for
Individual winners The list OF
events Is as follows:
Class A unlimited --40.yard dash,
f2pound shot put. running hlgh
1ump. pole vault. half.mile run. mile
relay. Glass d too to TO poundsl
--40-ysrd dash. running high jump,
running bread jump. lsoyard 20
tafo race. sse-yara relay. Class G
ts5 to 100 ponndsl--4o-yard dash,
standing broad jump. running high
jump. 4s0.yard relay. Class d sss
pounds and underl-f0-yard dash
standing bread jump. szoyard re-
lay.
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TACOMA TAKES TWO
BASKET BALL GAMES

The first and second teams from
tho Tacoma high school defeated
the first aud second teams Of the
Lincoln high school Saturday night
The visitors showed great speed
The game between the sscoud
teams was IN doubt until the close
Of the last half Tho local fira,
team appeared outciAssed. but pat
up a strong game
The second teams were first ON
the flouf aud the team WORK Of the
city OF Destiny players enabled
them To- nose out a victory. The
flaal score vas - 90 IS. bat the
locals gave evidence Of great i'm.
pfovement Ia their game.
The Tacoma first played the
game like a Nhlrlwind. and little
Worl put up n great game fof the
locals. making five out OF the ten
poiniH scored
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CLASSY EXHIBITION
BY GIRL PLAYERS

A classy exhibition Of basketball
waa furnished by the GIRLS from the
Washington and Franklin hlgh
schools. Who played their second
luierHohoiaatie EAmrs Saturday
night Tho FRANKLIN freshmen we're
defeated by tho Washington five.
and the aophomores trimmed the
Lei-ra. The halves we're alter
70 pesfk
The haeahnru teams played n
hotly contested rfsne. the fiHRl
score standing . 10 o. The team
from the Eighteenth az. school
made a much better showing than
tee score would Indicate.
For the sophomofea Frances
lacking was a star. throwing five
hssketa from the field Erma e.
aell and Edith skinner played a
strong game for the juuiorn Aabel
Donovan Was also good point
gamer. The final aeoHa was 10
80 ~
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(seattle Star Exclusive sersloe.)
CHICAGO. Fcb. a.--iiere Is the
very latest fad ~ ehicaEo'a smart
set mhnicufed dogs n i1do
would be a real topnoseher and
faak among thH dnGdom four hnu
dred. he must hereafter have his
MATHS carefully trimmed. cleaned
and polished
Since Princess EuEAiitchcff start
ed the fad anne months RKn. so.
eieiy folk have been taking Il 40 to
aHch al extent that two young vet
efinafiea have opened dog man
ieufinx paflor IN the fashionable
district DsEn Win be treated a.
the hospital ~ a rate u O. pcr man
ieare. bat the real bench ahos blue
ribbonera viii stAy az home and
have the mauieufist call AZ tha
house Nith hIa tOala. lunt like THIS
rich mans barber does
Mu. Geo. X. Speafa little iiallaE
greyhound. Airs Harry apoor'a jap
Eaneac poodle. Mrs Thra haimsf -
Yorkshire terrier and Mrs. Robt y.
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forEan'H toy spaniela are now FIRE
auunt visitors 10 the manicure hos
pital siner the Princess Boston ter
ficTn began 60 Cnn
Dr. h ~ HanI. the dog special.
tat. says thai house dogs grDW an.
usually long nails lie paused Ia
40 operation on Mrs Chas W Win
ter'H sTasso.. King Charles spaniel.
10 tell how tbs manlcuftng process
Il carried ON.
Substantially the same instru.
menin are used. he said. AZ aith
humans. except that thoY are iafE
or Instead Of n pair OF scissors se
use heavy eatlor 10 ttim the nails
4 fan set Of tools consists OF cut.
ter. neraPer. file and butler.
OF course 4 dos wili rot Ne atm
and Il takes tao Of "a 10 care for
him. Il IL really advisable 10 have
house dogs feet examined fre-
aaenilx "a prevent the growth Of a
dew ciaw which turns up Into the
foot. II discovered soon enough IL
can be easily removed"
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CINCINNATI. Feb. 2.-Ciucln.
natl expects great things from ihia
trio OF BOWERS. They are stars of
the first magnitude and their ~.
spectiYe friends confidently be
heve thes viii rank way up With
the leaders Ia the American Bowl
Ing congress tournament. which
opens at the First Regiment arm.
CRY Feb. 3
Pop" Sehad has been bowling
for IS years. He began when they
rolled balls Of the Rip Van Winkle
order on the first alleys In Cinein-
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natl. and has been az the game
ever since. Ho Is anchor on the
strong North Turner team.
Frank Westhoff Is high average
man In the Hamilton county league.
Cincinnati's strongest bowling OF
Eanizatlon, This season HE aver.
age has been close Go zoe.
Henry Bose 10 captain OF the
krollmans. champions Of the city
lie Is one OF the steadieHt bowlera
Ia Ohio. and. sith any sort OF luck
Is likely 10 shove the figurea np
high.
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DROWNED MAN
Identified

The body Of the fioater found
At First ay and Stacy - Saturday
morning has been Identified b.
Matt taeckaen. as Mntti Seikknia,
miner. recently returned from
Alaska.
Ise vas last seen on lower First
az early Saturday morning under
the influence Of liquor. Il II said
seikkula had a son AZ work In one
Of the nelEhborfnK logging camps,
and efforts will DC made 10 find
him.