The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-01
NEWS NOTES FROM
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OOings OF the Day Reflected
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Cape Town, Sept. 29.-The census OF
British South Africa, including Cape
Colony, the Transvaal, Natal Rhodesia.
Orangia, Basutoland and Bechuanaland
gives the white population at 1,135,o1s and
The colored at 5lsS,175
| Sacramento, Sept. Ex-Governor Pardee
today granted reprieve to William
! Buckley. convicted of murder In the first
degree in San Francisco In April, 1902,
and sentenced to be hanged October T.
He killed a man named William Rice
The reprieve is until October 2s.
| Paris, Sept. 2s-The Temps this after
| noon publishes a dispatch from Constan-
tinople saying that private information
has been received there to the effect that
the village of Ramsa. Aremenia, was
yesterday the scene of a massacre Of
Armenians by Kurds. Details are lack
| ing.
! Wilma. Russia. Sept. 3o-By virtue Of
the emperor's ukase. extending the PRIV
! ileges of residence tt certain classes or
| Jews within the pale. the police have re-
| ceived instructions hereafter not to ex-
pei Jewish workmen from villages IN
which they have taken up their residence
since 1882
Tangier. Morocco. Sept. 3O.-The gov
ernor of Arzila, who was the father-in-
law of the former war minister, Ell
menbhi. has been murdered at Arziia by
people of the surrounding tribes THE
murder was committed out of revenge
| for the action of the governor In impris-
oning members Of the tribes The m,--
derers released the prisoners at Arxila
and killed many of the townspeople.
| Chicago, H.. Sept. so-Perhaps the
1 most unique feature of the Chicago day
| exercises at ST. Louis will be the Chinese
dragon. almost block long. carried by
$50 Cinnamon. This dragon was the prin-
cipal attraction at the Chicago festival.
| 1t was brought here from San Francisco
| for that occasion and the Cinnamon were
so proud of the attention they attracted
that they continued marching nearly all
If the night
Philadelphia. Sept. 3o.-The nineteenth
annual convention of the Brotherhood of
| St. Andrews began In this city yesterday.
Prominent clergymen and delegates from
every section of America are IN attend
ance. Delegates are also present from
England. Scotland Canada and other
| foreign countries. Reports from the gen.
eral council, the treasurer and the stand
were received by the convention from
| England. Canada, Japan and Scotland.
Des Moines, Ia, Sept 3o.-Twenty thou
sand dollars to establish a home for
drunkards wives in Iowa is one Of the
requests of the late James Callahan. the
eccentric philanthropic millionaire. The
bequest was made known today. Mr..
| Callahan was strong advocate of tenn
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perance during the latter years Of his
life and gave freely to the cause. The
provisions of the bequest were not made
known, but 1t is supposed that a sum
sufficient to at least insure a success or
The project Will De acqu,ieo.
| Washington Sept. S0.-The secretary OF
| the treasury has issued a statement In
The imported cigar stamp matter in
which he permits the order made by As
sistant Secretary Armstrong to stand. SO
far as it relates 20 reducing the size Of
the stamp and to attaching 1t in less
conspicuous place on the box. He re-
verses the order wherein 1t required tho
stamp to be Of the same color as the In
ternaf revenue stamp and to be placed on
the bottom of the box instead of the top,
but at the end where it now appears. OPP
posite the internal revenue stamp.