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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
REFORM
OF a Practical Nature Carried on a,
Sing Sing Prison by Warden
osborne-ResUIt Of New
System.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-BenefciaI re.
suits Of the new welfare system in.
troduced in Sing Sing prison are al.
ready being shown. Warden Thomas
Mott Osborne told members Of the
West Side Y. VI. G. A. to-day. Given
better accommodations and more lib
erty in the conduct OF prison affairs.
the convicts. Mr.. Osborne said. have
shown their appreciation by better
conduct and evidences Of a keen de-
sire to lead better lives Common
sense methods and the application of
the fundamental doctrines OF Christi.
anity. the speaker said. were bringing
about these results.
Warden Osborne told OF an inmate.
a gambler. who had come TO him vol.
unfairly and asked him to keep his
money for him. saying he had thrown
his dice into the river Another had
returned sixteen stamped envelopes
which had been stolen from the print-
ing Ofiice. but the most remarkable IN
dication Of reform came from the shoe
department. the foreman OF which in
formed him that not n shoe had been
stolen since December Z. whereas for
two years yrior to that date not q
shipment OF shoes had escaped short.
age az tho hands of the convicts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
NECESSARY LEGISLATION TO
BE PUSHED BY CONGRESS
EXPLODED BOMB
Demented Member OF Mystic Cult
Walks Into Temple and Throws
eomb-klIls Self and Wounds
Four.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. PA mys
tic named Louis vavara blew himself
up. wounded Swami and three dis
ciples and wrecked the temple In
which they were worshipping by ex
pioding a bomb at the afternoon sery
ice to-day. All the injured will re
cover.
The other worshippers fed TO the
street.
Navara was said tonight by mem,
bers OF the cult TO have been dement,
ed, but supposedly harmless. He al
ways went TO services. and to-day
upon entering. walked across the
room and threw his hat. containing a
bomb. at the feet of the Swami. Moth
ing happened. so he bounced the hat
three tines on the platform ledge. The
third time there was an explosion
which blew bin clear across the room.
He died while being taken to a hos.
pdtal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
BORDER TROUBLE
is ADJUSTED
SECRETARY BRYAN RECEIVES
WORD THAT GENERAL SCOTS
PLAN WAS SUCCESSFUL
Hin Goes To Aqua Priets and maytor-
ens Goes South-Nseo, Sonora
To Become Neutral

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-secretary
Bryan received word unoficially TO-
night that the plan proposed by Briga.
dier General Hugh l.. Scott. chief of
stan Of the United States army, for
the prevention OF firing into American
territory along the Mexican border
had been agreed upon by all factions.
Enrique c. Lorente, Washington
agent OF the Gutierrez government of
which General Maytorena at Naco is a
supporter. was advised that the latter
had accepted the plan suggested by
General Scott. II provides that Gener.
al Hill of the Carranza forces should
abandon Naco and be permitted 20
go unmolested to Aqua Prieta. already
held by portion of his troops. Gen
eral Maytorena, who has Withdrawn.
his forces southwark from Naco
would agree not to occupy Naco. Son.
ora, which would thenceforth become
absolutely neutral.
From the American point OF view.
the arrangement was favored because
hghting at either Aqua Prieta or Noga-
les would not be close enough to the
American towns to produce the same
situation as had existed for several
months at Naco. where stray bullets
constantly fell on American soil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
AIRMEN OF BELLIGERENTS
SPEND BUSY CHRISTMAS
GERMAN FLIES OVER ENG
LAND AND CONVOY OF BRIT.
ISH VISIT CUXHAvEN.
Similar Activity Took Place Over
Battle Front and Opposing
Airmen Reconnoiter.

LONDON. Dec. 81. 1880 D. m.-The
airmen OF the belligerent Countries
spent busy Christmas holiday. While
solitary German few over the
Thames estuary and dropped a single
bomb which fell in a roadway and did
no damage. convoy OF seven British
navy seaplanes visited the German
naval base at Cuxhaven and dropped
bombs on ships and the gas works. All
but one Of the British airmen returned
safely TO the ships which conveyed
them.
Similar activity was displayed along
the battle front. German airmen pay-
ing surprise visit TO Nancy. French
aviators to Metz. British to Brussels
and other Belgian towns occupied by
the Germans, and German airmen to
Polish cities.
As usual. the accounts OF the air.
men OF the damage done differ from
those OF the occupants of the territory
attacked While bombs were dropped
during these flights. most of the
flights were made for the purpose OF
reconnoitering. The allies, who are
on the offensive in the west. are natu.
rally desirous OF knowing when and
where the Germans are moving their
reinforcements. the arrival OF which
at the front has been the signal for
many German counter attacks.
Except In the Argone and Alsace.
where the French have made some
progress, and outside OF artillery prac-
tice. the battles in the west for the
last two days largely consisted of
German attacks TO counter those of
the allies and to prevent the allies
from organizing the ground which
they had gained
Using Artillery Exclusively.
In Poland. where the Russian en-.
peror has joined Grand Duke Nicholas
at the Russian headquarters, the Ger.
man attacks on the Bzura and Rawka
rivers are being made almost exclu.
sively with artillery. while an offen-
sive in force has been assumed further
south along the River Pilica, where
hard fighting continues and both sides
tcontanusd on Page Eight)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
DEMAND ARREST
OF ITURBIDE
VILLA ORDERS HIS REMOVAL
FROM TRAIN AND RETURN TO
MEXICO CITY
To Stand Tri=,-claims He Was
Spirited Away by Agent OF Seere-
tary Bryan and 10 Furious.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. "a (via FL
Paso. Dec. %. delay ed)-General villa
tonight telegraphed officials at Chi
huahua TO remove Eduardo Iturbide
from n northboNnd train and to return
MIN prisoner 10 Mexico City. Itur.
blde acted as governor OF the federal
district for a short time after the Car
rama forces evacuated the capital.
Upon the entrance OF Zapata, Itur-
oide went into hiding. II was said
that he was concealed in one OF the
foreign legations OF the capital until
TWO days ago when he was smuggled
into the drawing room of a sleeping
car and started on his journey toward
FL Paso. When this became known
General villa became furious, saying:
"A foreigner. an American named
Leon Conova. who claims to be a rep
resentative OF Secretary of State
Bryan. smuggled Iturbide into a car
and attempted 20 get him across the
American border. Conova had no
right To do this and has meddled un-
warrantedly in Mexican affairs. Itur-
bide must be brought back to Mexiso
City and stand trial for the offense
with which he is charged"
Zapata officials claim to have evi-
dence that Iturbide forced employees
OF his plantation 10 join Huerta's army
tcontanued on rage Eight.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
WILL RECONvENE TUESDAY
AFTER SHORTEST HOLIDAY
RECESS ON RECORD.
immigration Bill May Be Side
tracked-Woman Suffrage
To Cause Fight.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2T.-with
leaders in both houses stu determined
TO push through all necessary legisla-
tion In order to avert an extra session
after March 4. congress will reconvene
Tuesday after one of the shortest
holiday recesses on record. That any
part OF the holiday season before New
Years day should be utilized for
grinding the legislative grist mill is
almost Unprecedented. but President
Wilson and administration leaders
generally hope that not one working
DAY VIII be lost In congress.
Outside of appropriation bills and a
Few general measures which the
house has begun TO clear up with re-
markable rapidity. there remains
much for the senate TO do--in fact.
the entire legislative program out
lined at the opening of the session by
the President and later discussed in
Democratic caucuses Is yet 10 be ac-
complished. Although the immigration
bill with the literacy test still remains
the unfinished business OF the senate.
appropriation measures have the right
OF way. and the immigration fight be-
gun last week f. likely 10 be replaced
by the District Of Columbia supply
bill early In the week. II is the pur-
pose Of floor leaders TO follow this
with the executive and legislative ap-
propriation bill as soon as possible.
Sidetraek immigration Bill.
AZ 20 the Immigration bill. there is
growing disposition on the part OF
some Democrats TO sidetrack Il n pos
sible. " not TO defeat H. Senator
tContinusd on Page EiRhtD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
FIND BYLAWS
OF BLACKHAND
FAiRMoNT OFFICIALS MAKE I'M.
PORTANT CAPTURE IN CON-
NECTiON WITH RECENT
MURDER.
Laws Are In Code, but sufieient
Learned to Warrant Arrests All
Over Counry-Twenty
Under Arrest.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
FAlRMONT. w. Va. Dec. 27.-For
the first time in the history of. the
blackhand Society. so far as ascer.
tained here. copy of the bylaws OF
the organization has been uncovered
and is In possession of county off.
Gals. Written in little store account
oook. with a pen. in a code system,
was found the bylaws of the society,
whose members. Thursday night,
killed two men at Killarm. near here,
and who accidentally killed their own
leader. The book was recovered Sat.
urday. All night and all day Sunday
italian interpreters were trying to get
the code to the book. They have not
completed their work as yet. They
nave discovered that the vowels a. q,
!, and u were represented by the ffy.
ures /, :. }, and >. sometimes by the
hgure In Arabic. sometimes with the
word spelled out. The book begins by
stating the purpose of the organiza.
ton. the mutual profit and benefit to
It's members. The oath is a terrible
thing. in which the members swear
their allegiance TO the last drop OF
their blood IL continues with secret
Passwords. signals and signs. Hand
kerchiefs of red. blue. green and white
hgure In the signaling OF the members.
The Official weapons on the members
are two reyolyers. a stiletto, a razor
and spring button knife to each
man. The men slain are Leonardo
Frescfno and Charles Rando, the two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
SAFETY OF BORDER
PRACTICALLY ASSURED

NACO. Ariz., Dec. 2s.-Brigadier
General Hugh l.. Scott. chief of stan
Of the United States army. arranged
today for safe conduct Of villa troops
through the lines Of General Benia-
min Hill. defending Naco. Sonora. 10
the new camp Of Governor Maytorena.
OF Sonora. ten miles from IT, original
position. Hills troops command the
roads leading To the camp Of the form.
or bcsicgcrs Of Naco.
ihe danger ~ Mexican bullets has
been removed by Maytorena's voiun-
tary Withdrawal but permanent ar.
rangements for the safety Of border
towns viii not be- made. 90 is under.
ctood. until General Scott receives
from Washington a reply to his sue
Eestion. which. 10 o. believed. advised
the creation Of neutral strip along
the international line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
PROGRESS
OF Remarkable Nature In Getting Re-
lief Shown in First Official Report
Of Relief Commission.

NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-Remarkable
progress In the work OF getting food.
clothing and medical supplies to the
suffering Belgians L. shown I'm the
FIRST official report OF the commission
Tor relief in Belgium. which was re-
ceived here to-day from the head.
quarters In London. II tabulates the
work up 10 December Z. at which time
fourteen relief ships had arrived In
Rotterdam. bearing oargoes totalling
ol.ssi tons. valued at si.617.693. At
that time the contents OF these ships
had been delivered 10 the people IN
eleven provinces and eight large cities.
In addition TO the cargoes. the re-
port says that eighteen lighters had
been loaded in Holland with food
loaned by the Dutch government for
immediate relief These cargOes con-
sisted chiefly Of food although they
included 336 packages Of clothing. lgI
packages of medical stores and much
lumber 10 provide shelter for inhabi-
Iants Of villages destroyed.
The distribution OF food from Rot
terdam into the most remote prov
inces was accomplished In spite Of the
inadequate transport facilities. The
reports continue.
The province ~ Brabant. which In
cludea Brussels and Louvain. and is
therefore the most popui6us and most
easily accessible has naturally re-
ceived the greatest quantity Of food.
1903 tons ~ fOOdstufff. including
1853 tons Of wheat and f1 packages
of clothing having been distributed
there before December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
COLD WAVE BROKEN;
TEMPERATURES RISING

WASHINGTON. ID c.. Dec. IL
Winters record breaking cold wave.
which had covered most Of the country
from the Rocky Mountains TO the AT.
lanuc coast causing widespread suf
fering and a number Of deaths. was
broken tonight and generally rising
temperatures were predicted for the
next few days
Forecasters Al the weather bureau
said the temperatures already were
modoratinE tonight everywhere east
Of the Rockies and north from the Ma.
son and Dixon line
In the southern states a. was said
the temperatures would be raised 20
normal seasonal averages BY tO.mor-
row
Mortified. Vt. vas the coolest point
In the eastern United States today.
Tho temperature there was 26 degrees
below zero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
INDIANS ARE a DISTINCT
RACE. SAY hNTHRoPoLocisTs

WASHUNGTON. ID. C.. Dec. e.
school books which classify the ln.
dian ~ Monaghan. or refer 10 him in
any other way than a. n member ~
distinct race. viii be- barred hereaf.
fer from Indian schools conducted by
rho government Commissioner Sells.
~ the indian bureau. announced ~.
day that he would issue an order
striking all such books from the au-
thorized ilst ~ publications f0r use On
indian schools
The commissioner haa been confer.
ring recently with y W Hodge. in
charge ~ the bureau of ethn0lOey Of
Tho Smithsonian Institution. about the
origin ~ the Indian The Indians.
he said to-day. FARO classed by an.
fhropoiogists a. distinct race the
Red race or Red men-in cOntradis.
'inctlon 10 the white fCaucasianJ. yeI-
low fM0ngOllanb. brown Malay. and
black Negro races"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
ITALY To ASSIST i. 5. CRUISER
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY
ROME TO CALABRIA TO AID
NORTH CAROLINA
IL Further Demonstrations Against
Departing Europeans Are Made
in Turkish Territory.

ROME, Dec. H.-instruetions
have been sent to the italian
cruiser calsbris. now at Beirut,
Syria. to assist the United States
cruiser North Carolina ~ the
necessity should arise as the re-
sult Of further demonstration
against the departure OF Eu-
ropesns from Turkish territory.
The cruiser Tennessee, the fuel
ship Vulcan and the sunboat
Scorpion OF the United States
navy which also are looking after
the American Interests along the
eastern Mediterranean, are ready
to steam to any place where they
are needed, according to reports
received here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
MAYOR ROBERTS OF TERRE HAUTE
MAY BE RELEASED ON BOND TODAY
WIFE GOES TO HOME CITY TO
GET SIGNATURES TO $4,000
BOND FOR HUSBAND
who ls Held for Violation Of Election
La"s-AII Indicted Men Will BE
Arraisned January IS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 27.-
Mayor Dom NJ Roberts. of Terre
haute. indicted for alleged violation
OF election laws and brought here last
night and placed I'm Jail 10 default of
$4,000 bond demanded by the govern.
ment may make an effort 10 procure
his release tomorrow. Mayor Roberts
wife came TO indianapolis to-day TO
see Il bond could not be procured AT
once, but she was told that this could
not be done on Sunday.
Mrs. Roberts procured blank bond
from Mark Storen. United States mar.
shal. and was expected 10 return to-
night TO Terre Haute. where. Il Is un-
derstoOd. she will attemU 10 procure
satisfactory secqrities 20 obtain her
husbands release
The indicted men Sill be arrajgned
about January IS. according to United
States District Attorney Frank G..
Daley. Their trials will be set Al that
lime. he said.
Although only 80 Of the i26 men
who are said 20 have been indicted
nave been arrested. no more will be
taken into custody a. the present time.
Marshal St0ren said to-day. Some OF
those wanted have left the country. he
said. others are ill and one Edward
HOller. Terre Haute's superintendent
~ police. o. In jail serving a sentence
Tor contempt of court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
CAPTURED GUNS SHOW
STRENGTH OF GERMAN Line

PARIS. Dec 27. $3.50 o. m.-The
strength ~ tho German lines ~ de-
Tense along the western battle front
ia Indicated by somioniciat note L.
sued here today in reference 10 artn-
lcry captured by tho French in 40.
ucks on German trenches in the
fcrthcs region ON December q
The note says that when these
trenches we're taken By tho French
gained possession ~ two quick frera.
several siege guns mounted on car
rlaEcs. one siege mortar Of 2f5 mfiIi-
metres. ono Run ~ 50 mHlimefroa with
an armOrcd cupola and revolving
guu of 81 miliimotrpr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
CAPTURE OF A
GERMAN TAUBE
WITH AiRSHIP THAT WAS
BROUGHT DOWN.
When Machine Fell French and Ger.
mans Rush For u and General
Follows-Draeoons Save
the Day.

BAR-LE-DUC. France. Dec. 27.-The
Petit Parisenne gives the following ac.
count of the capture of a Taube aero.
plane and the trenches commanding
the valley of the Suippe:
"The French batteries had been
playing on the German positions all
day and the observers reported that
the fire OF the three inchers was pre-.
else and deadly: consequently the ap.
pearance OF Taube flying machine
over the battery position was no sur
prise. The French gunners were
commanded TO cease firing in order
not TO give a clue TO their whereabouts
and the Taube sailed away. seemingly
having failed in its mission. II came
back again. however. and after drop
ping four harmless bombs on Sam.
pigneul. IL let fall a few dangerously
close to the French batteries. The
position has been discovered and the
necessity OF bringing the machine
down before IL could get back TO the
German lines was vital.
Storm Of Shot and Sheel.
"Muskets were aimed from every
direction. machine guns were turned
toward 1t. and even the three-inchers
came into action. In a perfect storm
OF she'll and bullets the Taube was
soon in a bad way: IL made an effort
10 turn and fly. but IL was seen that
Il had been hard hit: IL tipped con.
siderably, then obliqued toward the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
"CHINKS" PTNCHED FOR
VIOLATING EXCLUSION ACT

JERSEY CITY. Dec. 27.---six China.
men we're arrested early today In a
Grand Trunk railway freight car in
ne Erie railroad yards here and
locked up on charges of violation of
the exclusion act They will be- ar.
raigned before United states Commis-
eioner Carpenter tomorrow.
one Of the Chinese Who could speak
English told The police that ali six
men got into the car when "a was IN
The buffalo yards. They had ridden
more than three days in n IN zero
weather and they we're all but frozen
when found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
NATIVE UPRISING In PHILIPPINES
REPORTED TO WAR DEPARTMENT
REPORT STATES TROUBLE WAS
NOT SERIOUS AND WAS oUELL-
Ed WITHOUT DIFFICULTY.
Governor General States That No One
of Any Standing or Influence Was
Connected With Affair.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Details Of
native uprisings in the PHILIPPINES be.
ginning Christmas eve were given in
cablegram received from Governor
General Harrison tonight at the war
department and made public by AS
sistant Secretary Breckinridge. The
report minimized the extent of the
trouble. but stated that small bodies
OF f1ipinos had assembled in Manila
and Nayotas Christmas eve. and ar
laguna Bay last night and attempted
TO make trouble. As a result forty
men were arrested and one man was
shot by a policeman.
Governor General Harrison repo,t.d
that the disorders had been sun
pressed: that everything was quiet
and efforts were being made to arrest
the leaders. the CHIEF Of whom. he
said. was believed to be a man under
sentence OF Imprisonment for homi-
eide. He added that nobody of anv
influence or standing was concerned
In the movement: that Il was small
and unsuccessful" and was connected
with the campaign OF Ricarte, who
tas conducted a revolutionary propa-
ganda nom Hong Kong for several
years. appealing 10 the most ignor-
aHA 1taeoeh ol FlipluOS.
Dispatch Made Public.
With to-night's dispatch. the depart.
ment gave out one sent 10 Governor
Harrison on December 2i. telling OF
newspaper reports here Of a threat.
ened Filipino revolt and OF the disarm
ament Of two companies OF scouts be-
cause Of the discovery Of a plot 10
free prisoners and start an uprising
To this. on December p. Governor
Harrison replied
NO foundation whatever known
here for reports"
Administration oflciais have re-
fused TO believe that there was any
seriousness IN the Philippine troubles.
but have watched the situation closely
because Of IT, possible bearing on the
Jones bill granting more independ-
oncc 20 the natives. which has been
passed BY the House and o. now pend.
ing IN the Senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

According to dispatch from
Athens the cruiser North Carolina re
Gently threatened TO use her guns as
the result OF an incident at Tripoli
Syria. The cruiser. conveying the
American steamer Virginia, entered
the harbor of Tripoli and the com.
mander requested the Turkish author.
titles TO permit the British and French
consuls to depart with their nationals
resident in the city.
This request was refused but sew.
eral OF the French residents boarded
the Virginia. They were attacked by
a mob who wounded the captain and
first officer. The North Carolina then
threatened to FIRE and the mob fled.
The Virginia and the North Carolina
then left for Dedeagatch. Later the
cruiser proceeded to Smyrna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
-FOUR sUaNEo TO DEATH

CAMBRIDGE Mass. Dec. gf-fali
a hundred inmates ~ the Cambridge
city home. on Tannery street. North
Cambridge. some of them lnVaiids.
were rescued by attendants whon nre
late tonight swept through the struc
ture. ~ was reported at police head
quarters that four lives had been lost
Many of the people were lowered from
Windows hy means ~ bed sheets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
NO PROTESTS

ROME. Dec 27-None Of the pow
ers has protested against the italian
occupation ~ Avlona. Albania. and the
hope o. expressed hy many here that
no complications viii arise which VIII
force lfaly 10 abandon neutrality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
SAKHALlN NOT CEDED
BY RUSSIA TO JAPAN

WAsfuNgTON. Dec. 21.-At the Ia-
uhnfFc embassy to-day ~ was said that
statement SATURDAY bF a secretary Co
The effect that tho embassy had receives a
official confirmation uf morning press
diauafrhre. regarding 90. japanese Diet.
was mistaken for n tnt.ufut that the
eru hunHN had received funIlrunfinu ~
tho press disuHtCIca regarding ths o.
land of Snkniiu. which BE- was reported
bad been turned over entirely Co Japan
by Russia iu return for heavy guns.
~ the embassy if was declared that
ths r.p0rt that Russia had coded her
northern talf of sakhnlln waa unfruuc-
81. tud tHlf unuUuuccuf fufs was made
Inr statement was mistaken No re-
port whHfcs rr ruuceruinF the taalud has
ever been received by fho japanese cuI-
tHraT"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
GRAND MASTER KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR DIED YESTERDAY

TROY y Y. Dec. 21.-Colonel Az
thur Macarthur. Erand master Of the
Grand Encampmcnt knights Templar
Of the United States. died suddenly. Of
apopleNy. to-day a. his home here
He was 90 years old.
Colonel Macarthur was the editor
and proprietor Of the Troy Northern
Budget and was widely known a. a
newspaper man