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prudent man. President Fallieres and Members of the French ministry received anarchist threats of death. John A. Dix Attacks the Record of Henry L. Stimson in the prosecution of the Sugar trust. The Estate of Peter F. Collier, the publisher, paid the state of New York an inheritance tax of $30,770. The General Education Board has offered $750,000 to universities and colleges of the south and west. The President Wrote Congratulatory letters to the winners of the marksmanship contest at Camp Perry. President Fallieres of France, gave a luncheon in honor of J. M. Dickinson, the American secretary of war. Five Hundred Students of the state university of Colorado have gone on a strike following discipline over hazing. The Four-Master Schooner Helen Thomas, Capt. William J. Lermond, is overdue on a voyage from Maine to Florida, Census Statisticians Show that the smaller cities have maintained a larger percentage of growth than the larger ones. Lieut. James C. Landford of the Philippine constabulary. who was a native of Maryland, died in the Philippines. Antonio Davila. nephew of President Davila of Honduras. has been arrest. ed, charged with the murder of the director of police. Secretary MacVeagh is Trying to find a means of minimizing the government's loss resulting from undervaluation of imports. Julius Pauly, a Salesman, was robbed of $6,000 while in a hotel at Chicago by a woman who entered his room and feigned illness. The United States Government has been asked to send vessels in search of the New York and Havana steamer Silverdale, missing since the hurricane. Fears Are Entertained for the safety of the British steamer Partwood, which left St. Louis, Trinidad, October 9, for Galveston, and is now a week overdue. The International Court of Arbitration rendered its decision in the Orinoco claim case, awarding the American company $146.867. the judgment to be paid by Venezuela in two months. The Savings Bank of the Grand Fountain of the Order of True Reformers of Richmond. Va., the largest industrial and social organization in the country, was placed in the hands of a receiver yesterday. Bank examiners say they cannot tell what are its assets and liabilities. Five Years in the Atlanta Pentitentiary is the sentence imposed by Judge William H. Brawley upon Milton A. Carlisle.formerly president of the Newberry, S. C., National bank. who was convicted in the United States district court last week on five counts of an indictment alleging misapplication the funds of the bank. Notice of an appeal was given.
