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OBITUARY.

Mrs. Ella Elizabeth Grimm Macarthur. wife
Of Col. Arthur Macarthur. a SON Of Lieut..
Cen. Arthur Macarthur. died yesterday in
months. Col. Macarthur is the owner Of
the Troy Sunday Budget. Mrs. Macarthur
spent the summer at Round Lake, N. Y.
Growing rapidly worse after her return to
her home In Troy she was recently removed
to the hospital. Besides her husband Mrs,
Macarthur Is survived by a son. Charles
Macarthur. = daughter, Susan C. MaoAr-
thur. two sisters, Mrs. j. F, Clute and Mrs.
Arthur Deary. and one brother, Charles
Griffin of Cohoes.. She was q member Of
Peter. Schuyler. Chapter. Daughters. Of the
Auxiliary. Of the Y. N. &. A. 'ssnd many ny" o.hos
organizations.
william Willets Arnold, a well known
resident oft III ~Stuyvesant section in Brooklyn,
died on Friday at his home. 1872 Nostrand
avenue, In his evenly second year. He
served In the Confederate army In the civil
war. coming north and settling in Brooklyn
soon after It's close. He was the founder OF
the Brooklyn. branch Of the American Legion
Of Honor and q thirty-second degree Mason.
He ts survived by his wife. . son and four
daughters.
Charles Royie. who was formerly organise
Of 81. Thomas's 2. Il. Church in Brooklyn,
died on Friday at his home. 7e2A Quincy
street, In his forty-fourth year. He was q
nanufacturer Of Gee fixtures. He lsavso .
WIDOW and fovr shlI1rM -
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that effect her more intimately h any
matter In which the United States would
be concerned. The status Of China was
not fixed by the result OF the Russian
Japanese war. In that vast empire there
il much discomfort, which may take def
mite form In q revolutionary outbreak with
the passing away Of the Empress Dowager.
II the crisis that confronted the Powers
OF the civilized world seven years ago,
the period Of the Boxer troubles. should
reappear European Governments would
probably send arimes to China for the
ostensible purpose Of protecting their
subjects and the interests Of those subjects.
Japan is suspicious of European Govern
ments. She has never forgotten or for
given the manner in which she was de-
prived of the possession Of Port Arthur
after her war with China. n OF course
she believes that SOM OF the nations OF
Continental Europe have never ceased
to look with eyes of cupidity on the rich
ness Of the Flowery Kingdom.
IL is contended in certain quarters here
that 1t IL plain that in whatever steps
Japan Ia taking TO return to a war footing
she has in mind not the United States.
which always stood shoulder to uld
with her in the effort to prevent the terri
Europe. Her treaty Of 1905 with England
was negotiated for the specific purpose
Of preventing European aggression In
China. A perusal OF that treaty will show
reasons why, Japan should feel uneasy:
Some Of those who after q study Of the
question have reached the conclusion that
Japan's reported preparations are not
for the benefit Of the always friendly
United States are wondering II the Japanese
Ministry is altogether ~displeased that
advisers on military strategy are appar-
emily possessed OF the belief that Japan
is getting ready to fight this nation. II
that belief Is Endorsed in the capitals Of
Continental Europe. &C much the better
for Japan. 1t will divert suspicion from
her supposed real object. Meanwhile, 4
the theory be correct that Europe and
not the United States is the real object Of
Japanese alleged s~olicitude, the state of
feeling prevailing among some high officials
In Washington must be q source Of per-
petual worriment to the members Of the
Mikado's advisory bodies.
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SECRETARY ROOT BACH.
Arrives IN washington From Mexico In
splendid Health.

WASHINGTON. Oct. i~a.-Secretary Of State
Elihu Root. accompanied by Mrs. Root and
Miss Root. arrived in Washington this
morning at $50 direct from the City Of
Mexico. The train was only half an hour
behind its schedule. The members Of the
party were all in splendid health. The
Secretary himself was apparently much
benefited by the trip.
The Secretary and family went imme-
diately 10 their home in Sixteenth street.
In the afternoon Mr.. o visited the State
Department. but remained only about
fifteen minutes. In the course of his brief
stay he denied himself to callers and spent
the time with Assistant Secretary Bacon
going over official matters. The Secretary
then returned TO his home for the remainder
Of the day. denied himself 10 all callers
and put in the time recovering from his
long trip. He will be at the Department
Monday morning, where a number Of i'm
portant matters await his attention. notably
the latest phase Of the Venezuelan question.
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USED AN AUTO IN ROBBERY.
Big Frank Walters and Thomas Delaney
Accused 0r Post once Thieying.

PrTTsBURd. Oct. l9.-t was discovered
here to-day that Frank Walters. known to
the police throughout h country as Big
Frank, and Thomas Delaney. with a string
Of aliases. who were arrested here several
days ago. are wanted for numerous post
Office robberies in New York and Pennsyl-
vania.
Their game was to hire an automobile
and drive TO a country post Office. One
would enter the post Office n represent
that he was an inspector. He would in
veigle the postmaster outside or SOM
pretext while his companion would rob
the place. They are alleged to have robbed
post Offices at Lansdowne. Pa. Harrison.
N. Y, and Mittineague. Mass. in August.
Walters. the police say. was a member
OF the Alonzo Whiteman ang OF forgers.
His record shows that he has spent half
his life in prison and has been In Sing Sing
several times. Delaney has also a record
at Sing Sing. The men were arrested for
robbing a store In Johnstown. Pa.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The collier Aba
renda has arrived at Bradford, the cruisers
Tennessee and Washington at Port OF Spain,
the gunboat Quiros at Shanghai. the cruiser
Maryland at San Francisco. the torpedo
boats stringham. Shubrick. Stockton and
De Long at New York Navy Yard. and the
training ship Adams at Palermo.
The cruisers West Virginia. Pennsyl-
vania and Colorado have sailed from San
Francisco for Santa Barbara Channel. and
he cruiser Milwaukee from San Francisco
for Magdalena Bay.
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BORROWED FROM STANDARD.
BarnsdaIl Says He Had ~ .OOO. Goa. hut
II Was for His Own Use.

PrrTsRURo, Oct. lo.-Theodore N. Barns
dali to-day admitted that he had borrowed
more than $1,000 900 from the Standard
Oil Company to carry on his business al an
independent producer.
time from the Standard, " he said, and I
never denied that l had. IL is absolutely q
lie that l borrowed money to acquire terri
tory in my own name which really was for
the Standard. All the territory l secured
was for myself. The Standard had. lots of
money and was the best place to borrow
from. The loans are all paid now with
interest,"" .s.r
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70 KEEP OUT THE JAPANESE,
Canada Has Q New scheme q Modlfysng

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct. 19.-If Japan will
not grant the restriction OF immigration
Canada wants an arrangement like that
now in practice in the United States will be
adopted by an amendment to the present
Canada-Japan treaty.
The Hon. MIR. Lemieux. Minister Of Labor.
has changed his mind, and instead OF sailing
London next Friday to get credentials
from the British Government 80 as to
strengthen his hands when he sees the
Mikado.
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Army ana Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ia.-These army orders were
issued to-day:
These ofncers OF tne Sixth Field ARTILLERY TO
constitute the Field ARTILLERY Board: Majors
William Lassiter and William $. McNslr. Capt
Lassiter TO act as recorder.
Capt. Lytle Brown, engineer. 10 duty under
Chief Of stan.
Col. Charles L. Hclzmann, Assistant Surgeon
General. tn his home and walt retirement.
Col. Henry l.. Harris. Coast Artillery, detailed
as additional member OF ordnance board for
consideration OF questions pertaining 70 shell
trscers.
Major Frank B. Andrun and Capt. Philip z. Y.
Walker, Twelfth Infantry. TO Washin gton General
Hospital for treatment.
Major Jacob a.. Gslbrsith. Inspector General,
from Washin gton 70 Omaha as Inspector General
Of Department Of the Missouri.
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Mrs. Walter T.. Terry Injured.

STANFORD. Conn.,. Oct. 1o.-While Mrs.
Walter f. Terry a driving a New York
woman friend from the Stamford railroad
station to the Terry bungalow in Long
Ridge to-day a motor car frightened the
horse. and 1t ran away. throwing out both
women. Two of Mrs. Terry's ribs were
broken, and she may be hurt internally.
The other woman injured her knee.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. io.-The gunboat
Hist has been placed In commission at
Newport as a tender for submarines. Life
in the submarines in winter is uncomfortable
on account Of the lack of facilities for
heating, and the Hist will be used as living
quarters for the officers attached to the
submarine fiotilla. The Hist was q yacht
purchased for use in the Spanish war. She
saw some real fighting.
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Cruiser Mississippi Makes I5.ll Knots.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Ia.-The Bureau Of
Navigation, Navy Department, has re-
ceived word that the armored cruiser
Mississippi finished her official speed trial
of h Delaware Capes, averaging speed
four hours, full power, It'll knots. The
contract called for II knots. For twenty
four hours on the endurance trial she made
1913 knots on about 1000 horsepower,
main engines.
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These navy orders were issued:

Lieutenant Commander 9. s. Williams. from
the Iowa TO General Board, Washington.
navy yard, wsshln gton. 70 the Iowa as executive.
Lieut.. G. Shackford, from the Aay6ower To u,
navy yard, Washington. 81
Lieut.. Y. 5. Houston, from command Of a.
Vasdsn 10 the TruASan. n r'-V
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SPECIAL PROPOSITION

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h'Db, jul VII ttC OTuCTb tDsutu ny
me War Board at Toxic a year ago Maizuru
mas been put into u position second only
70 hure, the largest of Japan's naval shops,
situated west OF Kobe. on the Inland Sea.
Maizuru o has three dry o capable
o. accommodating the largest ships In the
installed there within the year. of about
me capacity Of the Yokosuka torpedo sta
non on Toxic Bay. Its product In solely
noating and stationary mines. the dirigible
Sorpedoes being manufactured only at
Iokosuka. Part Of the machinery for mine
MAKING Installed at Maizuru is OF American
manufacture
In the last six months orders amounting
70 10000 yen have been placed by Vice
ndmlral Hidaka. commander in-chief OF
tne Malzuru yards. for machinery OF all
descriptions for Use in the newly installed
pared for my task in naval construction.
Except the building Of a battleship. kure
Tor this.
ASIDE from the repair shops and torpedo
mandatory Maizuru has recently been
Coupled with an auxiliary plant for the
production of shells for naval guns. here
I9lore made at Osaka only. The new
Naizuru plant is capable OF turning out
shells Of all sizes for naval guns.
ne rehabilitation of Port Arthur n the
addition 10 the potential strength Of Jepan's
HIlIArv arm by the opening OF the new
arsenal, and the improvements at Maizuru
al represent work done In the past year
40 an increase OF about 81 per cent. in the
total potential war strength OF japan Ia
ngls'ered thereby. The present output
" The greatest nav yard ut kure and tie
smaller ones at Yokosuka and Sasebo and
me capacity Of the Osaka and kure gun
works represent the bulk of the preparation
sapan Is making for e~ventualities.
~ hure and fokosuka yards oattleships
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Bur Sea6tuna !

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Der Sonmta9s Correspondent.

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@cfriebiarmbe @ierc.

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SaS Mctter.

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mann er3Gblt. Seine &orausiogun-
gen IinO:
Sir Worplano uno Sen 9iitrift
Columbia beutc flar mad S6neefoQ
bcS WorgenS uno 6coeuteno fGlter;
nlorgen flor uno fat, friide noro-
ipeitli6e 8in0e,
@eitern mar Der Do6Itc Tbermo-
mcterltono as @roo nm A ll6r Nod).
imittogs uno % @ra0 fltr5 nod Der
WtitternadtSItunoe.
Sn 0cn unberen 8unoe5-8ettcr
beo6a6tllngs Stotioncn pllroen &C.
tern bic folgenocn niebriSlten Iber.
nometcrit1noe beobo6tet: @aitport
10. Iortlonb 6, Bolton 2, 4fbonp O.,
Mep-g)orf 12, 8%6ilabelpbia 16, slt-
lontic-Gitp Is, @oibington "a, Nor-
fulf 26, Charlotte 80, Wilmington 80,
Gbarlciton 40, Saponnob SO, Sotfion-
bile 80, Supiter 66, Gep.Wclt &c, ut.
Ianta 36, Montgonterp AZ, Neiu-Sr-
leans Sc, Galeltine 80, @olpeIton 80,
Corpus G6riiti 80, Wiernpbis 26, Gin-
cinnati %, 8itts6urg 81, Osipegp O.,
Buffalo s, Glepelanb Is, Detroit "A,
Mlpena 10, Warq1tctte 2, Green 9ap
6, Chicago 6, 3ulutb H. Ct. Eaul s,
ct. aouis Is, aanios.gitp 16, &iiron
s, Smoba s, 9iSnord 10, @iaiiton
rs. SABRE 80, @eleno 6, Salt Cafe
y, Eenuer 8, Nurtb Blotte 6, Googe-
9Th IL, Iniariqo IA, Sos allgeIcs
SO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
y5ro9iinn."
Warrcniitnng.
Sonntas, ben ~. Sannar.
rJrpbiinn- (26,7,

SasM n m Ii III $1,000. 80 Gad)
Inlidt Der 6rnu Glen Midaros bon
Der goitoner tebnologiihen Shule,
pclfe um Donneritag Madmittag in
Der arnnbea : Club ; SaIle eiten Dor
trag biclt, ioate $1,000 baS Iininninl.
Sabrcsgebalt iein, nit mcld)em eitt
Wann es lpagen oiirfe, iid) cine 1rail
3l5ulegcn. Wns bic MiIionen Or.
better pa tbnn iolerL melde gang
~beoeuteno lDeniaer als $1,000 pro
sssabr pcroiencn, iagt oic sclebrte 60.
me nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-26
p@ermania . MGnncrdur."
Muntas Den A.. 5cbraar,
Observation-Disclosures"
Mitslicocr anfgcpaft! (26,33,5)

80 ombieS" beItrat.- &i6.
ter Wfcgtaap ltatuirte geitern in Ser
oitli6en &oli5eiitation elm @rempel
an 5mei ro6en 8ntronen, inbem er
Sobn @eItcomp BON Ger. 10S, Sii0-
Central. gpel1lle, ser Den &oblenfo6rer
8iuiom Sobnion, einen Neger bon
Ger. 4t6, galtern.Ipenile, in brutaler
Wciie miBbanoelt bette, nit $25 uno
Charles Gap bon Ger. 916, Sit-5op-
ettes StroBe, Der iid an Dem inter
Dem ginflub 81 piel genoiienen
granntlpeins ltebenoen SEQ. Heflein
bon Ser aliceonna.S traBe pergriffen
bate, nit $40 nto Soften beltroite.
geioe mllBten in @rmangelung Der
9etrGee ms @efdngniB manoerrt.
Ole Ius It eIIung oeS
uG Clubs" lit belite
@admittag bon 2 bis 5 llbr gum
letten Mal i'm Seim oes Clubs, Gde
bon Soiporo: unb SranfIin.S traBc,
geoffnet. Sic entbGlt Die CONNER,
arbcit Der Stuoenten oes 8ereins
nno lit b6bit intereiiont. 9eionoers
crluabnenspertb lit cine Grippe nolr
Ebierbiloern, Stuoien BON u. g.
Sfpeenp uno 8. Sen6ter ferner cine
Worbid)ein-S Scene bon Wcainnep.
iueIfe einen poetiiden Saudi aus
itrSmt, itnO mebrere pradtige 2ano-
idaftsbiloer bon Mtilnofprb, @olter,
Wurpbp, 8ieganO uno 9oibart.