The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-08-19

udHldSe 10 crops,
ro- VIM, GrideE a pioneer farm,
m of near Emporia, Kas., was kieke
IN. to death bya young horse.
One white man and five negroc
.or were wounded in riot at a cotto
- mill near Greenville, S. G.
he NJ. Paul Deroulede, member O
the French chamber of deputies an,
j founder of the League of Patriots
was arrested, together with about
fifteen others, ON the charge of plot,
It ting to enthrone the Due d'Orlean.
and melting Il revolutions against
r the French republic,
a The more important of the new
industries reported in the south by
the lradesman during the week end.
, ing August l2th include a basket
factory in Alabama, bridge.build.
ing company and broom fact nv in
Georgia, cigar factory in Florida.
coke ovens in Southwest Virginia.
four cotton mills and cotton-seed
. on null IN South Carolina, cotton
gins and congresses in Alabama |
Arkansas, Georgia and Texas a gen
eIal development company in North
Carolina, two electric light plants in
Kentucky, lumber mills in Arkan-
sas and West Virginia, natural GAS
company in Kentucky and Texas. a
warehouse company in South Caro-.
iina' working plant in Louis
lana' and opening of lead and zinc +
mines in Arkansas. a
The monthly report of the statis-
hclan of the department of agricul-
ture shows the average condition of :.
cotton ON August | to have been 81 =
as compared with SIS on July l; =
'l.2 ON August l. 1898: SO. at the +
corresponding date in 1897. and IS. s. b.
he mean August averages for the sc
asst 10 years. There was a decline fl
turing July amounting to 5 points te
n North Carolina. 10 points in South il
"lo''''a' U III georgia, Alabama and
sN"s' + IT,, IN leiihessee and : IN Mis- r..
oHn' There was an improvement -
f pOiDt in T.o,,;sio a y. co
p @II III Louisiana, : IN Viz ne
-. , '"'"' ~ anu ihulan Terri rot
- III FIoflda ana Mississippi,
Ut 5. Ill AIAahSaS' Iheayerages of I
- '''ieiGnt states on August lst ga!
,.e a. ioI'o"S' virginia IS; North ne
y o''.'"' co. south Carolina, rs; i l'"'
~ ~ 7;'' 80 ! 'o I 70; Alabama, md
.yas 81. F r. GU 10 LOUISIANA So; the
Nissanri e.. on, Gi,1 % eilli l tam
an Territory az '''l''"' o'' III cen
Commissioners Eyo,,,, 80, and
TT shows that on H." '''' an"1 ~ war
al numhar If - - 'o'i' ,I The
Is were oo1 5io 5ls =" ''e er !
% over the Numbers for 1oo o 'lon
RING tho voor o- ooy ''0' may
Is were Grantod. ., 9 ~" pen- % ~I oo
pped from tbe roil -, , ooo "eIe si,ts
th and : et1 n,oua -. - ''i'' VI
Iist booo,,.o "''o ''li'Nen from All
.ors o+t,;,,.. 81 Iei'lafflage' only
w., "''"',IinS Ihelr majority, just
'o ~ ,!"iin pension, and other the n
'eS' making total dropped from does
rolls HnIlnry L., = m nj
Ter the general law there were fusit'
o'"'iiiS hIeu ana 3,624 allowed. frient
re were G,lS4 original widows, Their .r
ms filed and 4,22G allowed. The use O
with Spain brought total of the IA
Sc claims, of which number but MINIS m
have been allowed Under the m NJ, le
of June q. 1890 ORIGINAL h the d,
pensions to the number of Goose
were filed and 20.G4l allowed Ders'
G were 1885 original widows ing !, p'
IS under this act filed and 49, Dop
.ranted. Out of "a. $50 annIi- Piled
rs for increases under tha oon ceptin,
Il" ~ foV were granted, and l,,, ~,
u %, 80 applications for in ono,,,,,
under the act Of 1spn 3z ,ioh !,
ere granted. A reorganization vantie
that out of a total Of III 90 society
filed 81. O54 cartifoota,, l 49, ALREADY
The tote1 ,o,,a;l,,, +" nc DrevfU
oa, o,,o,,,,t.,ll ~'.''ioila pau lor G
-. ' " "Ioo'|95,- Con
paIaice III the hla r,,I,
y ~ -, 81 % fV'OOV.oOo appro- reporte
4 VI II oo'' 100. ~. delivery