The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-02-24

|.||cKt weather ever known III
AZ CUBA was experienced, on
lie thermometer falling to IS
Tor the first time in 80 years
||I on Mount San Pedro, 20
ne northwest.
Pearsons, OF Chicago, has
bffer to the Congregational
nal society of Boston to give
4 the general treasury provid-
|ocicty will secure 100000 addi-
ON friends of its work.
eaker Reed, who was in Wash
Is business before the depart
isited the house, on the 10Th,
|4rst time since his retirement
,ngress, and was obliged to
lite a levee in the ways and
0nmittee room.
Fierce, of Boston, one OF the
Judges, who had been i'll with
|nia since arriving in Lincoln,
iittend the butter makers an
mention, died in that city ON
After fitting funeral cere-
lis body was sent to Boston.
IrH
sontion of about 100 boomers,
prominent politicians froc
| Waukesha, Fond du Lac and
|isconsin cities, left Milwaukee,
8th, for Washington on a spc-
HI. to endeavor to secure the
|bfic national convention for
TEE.
British ship Westgate arrived
York, ON the 18th, from Chic,
|ledonia, a French convict set
near New Zealand. The West
ought 1880 tons in nickel ore
'kmerican Metal Co., and is the
|sel to arrive here direct from
edonia.
Il Congressman Isaac Stephen
Il public announcement, on the
his intention to give to the
Mnrinette, Wis, where he has
i nearly fifty years, a public
building to cost $4,000. The
u will be built within two
Marinette county granite.
I Upon the recommendation Of
|niaster-General Ludington, the
II of war has ordered the es-
bent of a bi-monthly transport
|Detween San Francisco and Ma
E Service will be started by the
HI Sherman, which will leave
|ncisco for Manila on the 18th
inst.
bench entered Kimberly, on the
The head of his victori GUS
He dined at the club, and
|shed on to get in touch with
batting enemy. The success II
|oberts' initial move caused
in London, where it is hoped
long series of reverses has az
he to an end.
bin generally known as the
Ill., relating to second class
hitter, was favorably acted on
House committee on post offices
10Th. AS finally agreed on
rate of one cent per pound
the proposed clause making
! Two cents in case of extreme
being omitted.
ASH bridge of Philadelphia,
18th, sent to National Chair
nna check of $4,000, repre-
the first quarter of the amount
n promised to raise for the Pc
i national convention in June.
|0rk of collecting the second
begun on the same day, and
|b5,OO0 was raised.
Try Root has a plan to have
tary schools and colleges
untry brought into close touch
regular army and track kept
Is when they go into civil life.
|Iy if they join the national
Ind thus secure the creation OF
ve list of persons in civil life
fully equipped for instant mill
'rgice.
beech of the governor, Sir Hugh
d, at the opening of the New
nd Legislature, on the 10th, in
that the session had been
Il the request of the imperial
bent to renew the modus vi
| u the treaty coast so thai
fisherman may be enabled to
for the summers operations
delay.
|iissioner-General Ferdinand w.
TT Chicago, on the 18th, en-
81 the Paris exposition. Mr..
Eages with the satisfaction OF
succeeded in awakening Amer
anufacturers and producers 10
ortunity offered by the fair TO
I'D commercial expansion and
|ng secured and sent over the
of some $500 exhibitors.
British embassy, upon inquiry
'nade, on the 18th, authorized
cement that there was no truth
Il in the story contained in the
dispatches that President Nc
had sounded Lord Pauncefote,
|fish ambassador at Washing
ascertain how an offer of medi-
the Transvaal difficulty on the
| the United States would be re-
|by Great Britain.
state department has taken
make sure of the position it
umed toward eX-Consul NJ ac-
d anticipation of an inquiry
1ngress, by directing an inves-
into every phase of the allie
|