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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
EAST PROVIDENCE.

The regular monthly meeting of the Town
Council was held yesterday afternoon. The
report of the town treasurer was read. which
showed n balance on hand of -ll, 1915. A
large number OF petitions were received.
Last evening tho Young Women's Christian
Temperance and Literary Union gave an on.
tertainment in the new town halt There
was very good attendance The program !:
Voluntary, Miss Nav Walker; vocal solo, Mrs.
II. II. Horton: chorus selection by Cousins
Band: piano solo, Miss Ida Wheaton Arnold !;
reading, Miss Louise sheldon: cornot quartet,
W. M. Miner. II. l.. Miner. II. II. horton. f.
r.. swan: banjo solo, Robert Anthony: vocal
solo, Miss Mary Felts, piano solo, Miss Mary
Walker: singing, male quartet, George Car
penter, Lawrence Cbacc. Clarence Wright !:
banjo and hsrmonica duet. Brownell Brothers !:
reading, Miss Marion Cosho: piano sclo Miss
II. Miner n, X. Horton. Il. X. swan; piano
solo Miss Ida Wheaton Arnold; selection by
the band. THIS was followed by Japanese
tea.
Last evening Howard Lodge, No. IL. X. OF
r.. held thoir regular meeting. There was "A
good attendance, and several visitors were
present from the city.
The Grattan Literary Association met last
evening. IL was voted 90 obtain a or artsr.
Tnere will be debate Sunday afternoon :
subject. "Resolved, That IL he 20 the interest
of the watchemoket fire district 20 soil.
This morning in tho police court, james
Macomber OF Pawtucket was arraicnod on "a
charge OF ovsrdriving horse. 1Io was ar
rested Ey James w. Smith. agent for the So.
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Ami.
mails. Macomber pleaded not guilty, and the
case was continued 60 Nov vsmber IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07


house, wCiu roeN.,4,. ny -.ra, -. II. ~.
derbilt, and conducted Immediately 10 the
reception room, where they awaited ih,
coming OF the guests. The first OF the
guests 10 arrive were Governor, Mrs. and
Miss Morton, Iyor Guest and Sir Julian
Pauncefotc and members of the British
legation. Tho guests us they arrived were
received by tho duke and duchess, who, as
they stood beneath the huge floral bell, re
ceived the congratulations OF the guests,
the young compile bearing the honors well.
As soon rs the guests had all arrived, the
bridal couple led the way 70 tha dining
ROOM where they sat down to breakfast
At the breakfast table Sir Julian Paunce
fote read the cablegynm sent on behalf OF
the queen ana the Prince of Wales. con
graduating the duke and newly made
duchess upon the occasion OF their we'd
ding
When the duke arose 20 respond TO the
toast of the bride and bridegroom, the
bride slipped away 10 don her travelling
gown, and shortly esf..rward the young
couple left for the Eases.hirty- fourth street
ferry, en- route TO Long Island City, where
they took "A special train 10 Oskdale,
where the couple will pass a brief honey
moon at w. *. Vauderbllt's country resi-.
dence Idle Hour. The Duke and Duches
of Marlborough viii visit some points
south during their honeymoon trip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
Ex I RA !:
Sis O'CLOCK.
FIRE CHIEFS.
4
A New Order By the Com
miSSiOnerSs
Two Men Appointed for East
ern and Western Districts.
James M. Baker in West and George
F. Battey in East.
James M. Baker in West and George
F. Battey in East.

On Friday, Nov. 10 the office OF call
engineer OF the fire department will be
abolished. AT meeting of'the commits
sioners today James NJ. Baker and
George L. Battey were made what In the
future will be known as district fire
chiefs with q salary of s1i00. Mr. Bakers
head quarters will be at the house OF
Steamer No. 3 on Harrison street, and
Mr.. Battey tan be found at the house of
Steamer No. a. on Mill street.
A horse and carriage were purchased
for these new chiefs today.
The uniform of the district chief6 will
be that of a captain, with the exception
OF the insegna which will he gold trum-
pets crossed.
Mr.. Baker has been in the fire depart
ment in continuous service, since 1854.
Mr.. Bailey became member of the
department in 1869 and with the excecp-
tion of the few years that he was engi-
neer at the Pettaconsett pumping station
has been doing fire duty. On September
% OF this year Mr.. Bailey was appointed
acting deputy CHIEF on account OF tho
sicnkess of Chief Steere
Leander Walling, who for many years
has been a call assistant enigneer will be
retired on November 10.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
THE vANDERBILTS
Were Not Largely Represented at Miss
Consueio's Wedding.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--Ouc Of the features
OF the Vanderbilt Marlborough wedding,
which has excited much comment. was the
fact that few of w. IL. Vanderbilt's family
were invited either to the church or to the
breakfast.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's house Is closed.
He and his family are in Newport. II. l.,
and will not return To town Tor u few
days. Mrs. Elliott 4. Shepard, Mr. Van
derbilt's sister. and her daughter. Miss
Edith Vanderbilt sailed for Europe yes
terday. George Vanderbilt. L. w Van.
dcrbilt and Mrs. William III. Vanderbilt
were not at the church.
The reason for the absence OF the Van
derbilt family is said TO have IS founda-
tion In the GOODNESS between Mrs w. X.
Vanderbilt and the Vanderbilt family as
the result OF her recent divorce from her
husband. The fact that Mrs. Vanderbilt
did not invite her husbands brothers and
sisters -to-the marriage of her daughter
caused much talk, but little surprise.
The surging crowds outside the church
during the wedding wore kept back by 2D
polcvmea. and im>pcdatcly the bridal
couple had entered their carriage they were
driven to the Vanderbilt home, "a East
Seventy second street.
Ths bridal cAlpls, On arElyaI at the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
GRAND ARMY VETERANS.
Important Matters Contained in Gen.
eral Orders NO9.

In general orders No. o. issued by Depart
ment Commander ID. X. Ballou of the q. a.
X. today, the attention OF the members OF the
different posts in the organization Is called to
the advantages to be derived from having as
sociate members. the latter to consist of
citizens OF high character, who appreciate the
purposes of the Grand Army. and who VIII be
of great aid TO it in the days, now fast APP
proacking. when the years shall have thinned
tbe ranks that stood unbroken before the
enemy.
The following other matters are also noted
in the orders: The election of officers in the
several posts Is 10 take place at the first
stated meeting in December, and the install
lations on the frst stated meeting in January
AT the latter meeting delegates and alter
mates are 20 be- elected TO the department en-
campment, which IL TO be held in Pawtucket
at date TO 10 announced. Each post is TO
ohoo ose as many af'erpates as 1t Is entitled TO
elect representatives 10 the encampment
Prescott Post Is entitled TO III representa-
tives; Ballou Post 10 five representatives !;
Arnold Post 10 four, and Solcum 20 10 repre-
sentatives at the Pawtucket meeting.
The date of the grand rounds visit TO Pres
cott Post No. ]. is Friday, November l5 i'm
stead OF the 18th as previously announced.
Comrade Nelson Wall Of Prescott Post has
been appointed an ad-de-camp on she depart
ment commanders staff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
NEEDLE WORK GUILD.
The Annual Exhibition of the Gar
ments Collected.

1t is needless for THE News to expa-
tiate on the good work being done by
the Needlework Guild, for almost every
body who wonld naturally be expected
To be interested read what was printed
.he other day in this paper. 1t is signi-
iicant, as wall as interesting, however,
that at the annual exhibition of the
Guilds collection Of garments FOR the
needy, held in Savoy hall, today, there
were nearly 5000 garments, beating last
years record by nearly 1000 There WAS
"A business meeting this forenoon, pr,sid-
ed over by Mrs. Frederick Talbot, at
which 20 OF the section presidents at
tended, and after reports last years off,
GERS were reelected This afternoon at
be held, the principal features being the
report of the secretary Mrs. Walter Il.
Vincent, and addresses by President Tai
bot and others
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
AT THE SHOW.
CONTINUED from Page l.,

Specimen trained standard, Ist, John
q. Jensen; I'd, Mrs. r.. T.. I. Goddard.
Six specimens, single bloom, white in
LIST, Mrs. T. p. l. Goddard; I'd, Mrs.
Il. II. Shepard.
Six specimens, single bloom, pink in
6-inch pots, Mrs. 4. p. !. Goddard.
Six specimens, single bloom, yellow
In 6-inch pots, Mrs. 4. +. ]. Goddard,
Six specimens. single bloom, any color
I'm 6-inch pots, 1st, Il. A. Fairbrother
I'd, Hope Greenhouse.
Best named variety OF any class, Mrs.
L. r. ]. Goddard.
Display of cut blooms, distinct varie-
ties OF ali classes, filling bottles, LIST,
Farquhar Macrae; I'd, Mrs. Il. u. ]. God
dard; Sd, II. J. Johnson.
Twelve cut blooms, distinct varietie les,
large flowers, incurved. named in vases,
1s,. Mrs. T. +. J. Goddard; I'd, A. A.
Young.
Twelve cut blooms, distinct varieties,
refiexed, named in vases, Mrs. I. p. l.
Goddard.
Six cut blooms, distinct varieties, large
flowers, incurred, named in vases. lat,
Mrs. Il. p. l. Goddard; I'd, James Craw-
shaw. -
Six cut tlo-;.;s, distinct varieties, re-
fiexed namef, in vases, LIST, Mrs. 4. p. /.
Goddard; I'd, A. A. Young.
Best single fower, white. list, Farquhar
Macrae; I'd, A. A. Young.
Best single flower, pink, 1st. fsrquhar
Macrae; I'd, Mrs. Il. Il. !. Goddard.
Best single flower. yellow, lst Farquhar
Macrae; I'd, A. A. Young.
Best single flower OF any variety. LIST,
Farquhar Macrae; I'd, Mrs. 4. p. l. Goddard.
SOCIETY PREMIUsss.
Best six vases. 10 blooms on long stems
in variety, all ciasesa, Farquhar Macrae.
COMMERCIAL FLORISTS.
Collection of not less than 40 pots, 1st,
+. A. Fairbrotner; I'd, John q. Jansen;
Sd, w. u. Hazard
Amateurs not employing professional
assistance, plants in pots, best collection
of 10. named val iietiss not exceeding 8
inches, J. Fulford. =
Best specimen plant OF any variety, lst,
j. Fulford; I'd, Charles Hall.
Best collection OF cut flowers. First,
Mrs. q. NJ Kittridge; second, Annie Hunt
Bouquet OF cut blooms, Mrs Charles
Baemey.
Basket Of chrysanthemums. Mrs. A.
Cole.
In the prizes for carnations the Nor
wood Floral Company won 13 aud VIII
liam King 1.
The awarding of premiums for fruit
had not been completed.
About 500 people were present last even
ing and as many are expected tonight.
The musical program is as follows;
Offertoire (F), Wely; Marche Romsine,
Gounod, organ; solo, "The Magic Song, y
Helmund, Miss Mckay; Homage to Men
delssohn, CaIkin; Hymn of Nurs, Wely;
Bridal Chorus, Wagner, organ; Song.
"DanZa," Chadwick, Miss Mckay
Theme and Variations, Thayer; Waltz,
"Fairy Tales" Faust, organ; Songs, (a)
"Stay by and Sing.' Jordan; b) "Good-
ignt Beloved" Nevin, Miss Mckay;
Minuett, Hitler; March, (iiom Midsum-
mer Night's Dream) Mendalsshon, organ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
Court Calendar for Friday.
fAnnellnie Divisinn.H

appellate Divsionf
Ex 205s George Kirkland VS. New England
Butt Company.
TX 2046 Achille Gusti VS. George Del Papa
Div 9s3l Jane Roberto vs. Edward Roberts
2510 Peck a. Black w. Fred a Steere Attor
neys-IrvinH Chamrlin for plaintiff; Z T.
Salisbury and ID johnson
1862 Hanley. Hoye a. Co vs Thomas Grimes,
administrator German a. Egan for plains VI
Wilson & Jenckes for defendant
1902 Hanley. Hoye A. Co w James Mccall
Attorneys--Gorman AZ Egnn for plaintiff I:
Wilson a Jcnckes and Hogan for defend.
ant.
l34s Manton Daley W Union Railroad
Company Attorneys-G Il Brown and Robert
Thompson for plaintiff: ID and q Baker
for defendants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
BRIEF LOCALS.

Committee meetings scheduled for today:
Poor department., p. IN. and milk IN
spection, 80 p. M
The Sound beats were late this morning
In arriving al their piers on account OF
the heavy fog fust night.
There was a slight fire In the Butman
& Tucker laundry on Dyer street, at S:s5
O'Clock last evening, for which an alarm
was sent in from box g..
a special train carried over 500 excur.
sionsts from New London end other
points on the Stonington division today
to attend the Mechanics fair in Boston.
Joseph L. Baxter escaped from Insane
Asylum at Taunton yesterday and was
found in this city at an early hour by de-
tective Merrill. Baxter was taken back to
Taunton this afternoon.
Hon. d. Russell Brown will attend a
dinner of the international Committee
OF Young Mems Christian Associations of
North America at the 81. Denis Hotel,
New York city, on Thursday, Novsm-
ber II.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Odd Fellows Beneficial Association of
Rhode Island in Odd Fellows hall, 9S'
Weybosset street, tomorrow morning at
IL O'Clock. There will be important
business transacted.
|. At $3.50 O'Clock on Saturday morning
the State Board of Education. the trus-
tees OF the State Normal School and the
comm ission on the new building for the
State Normal School will hold a special
meeting i'll the Office of Commissioner
Stockwell
The assembly OF the Priests OF Demeter
OF the Order of the Patrons of Husbandry
will confer the seventh degree or degree
Ceres during the 29th session OF the
National Grange, which will convene AT
Worcester, Mass, on Wednesday, Novem-
ber 13, 1895. The ceremony of confer
ring the degrees will take place in Me
chanics Hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
BRIEE DISPATCHES.

Governor Greenbslge this morning np-
pointed thursday, November 2S, as
Thanksgiving Day.
Hall Rifat Pasha. the Turk ish minister
for the interior. has been appointed Grand
Vizier in succession to Kismil Pasha, re-
signed.
Pier 30 freight. Miles Hart conductor
md Edward : herr engineer. broke in
two at Avcn, q )nB., this Moniing. whilu
north bound ON the canal road. The two
sections came together end several cars
were wrecked. Trains were delayed three
hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
Marine News.

Owing TO tho heavy fog on the Sound none
of the steamers due IN the port this morning
arrived.
Agent Williams OF the New York line re.
ceived word that the steamer Nashua. that
was To leave New York last evening, had not
done so at $3.50 this morning, and that no
word bad been received from tho steamer
Pequot that sailed from this port Ut $50 last
evening.
The schooner John M. Ball that sailed yes.
terday afternoon for Erava is at anchor off
Nayatt, and in the track of vessels and unless
the fog clears away she may be struck by
some OF the craft making their way in or out
Of the port.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
Daring Dash For Liberty.

PORTLAND. Me, Nov T. - Arthur
Webster. who is under an Indictment
series of wholesale burglaries committed
in this city, was having consultation
with his attorney In the shcriff's private
room i'm the Jail last night, when he sud
denly raised the window and jumped TO
the ground. He eluded the officers in their
search, but i'm his endeavor TO escape met
with painful injury and was forced to go
to physician to have it dressed. Tho
physician advised him TO give himself up,
which he did
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
RIvERPOINT.

Court Warwick, A. OF. OF A., will meet
in Forester's Hall this evening.
Road surveyor Campbell is making ex-
tended repairs on the sidewalks near
the car barn.
James Agnew, who was seriously in
jured in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. solne
three months ago, has recovered SO as to
make his appearance on the streets.
The road surveyor is making repairs ON
High street and placing it in good condi-
tion for the coming winter.
Mrs. Edward Gallagher OF Pawtucket is
visiting friends here.
Superintendent Hill of the Pawtuxet
Valley Water Company is at work repair
ng the water pipe near the residence Of
Mrs. Perry on Riverside avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07

MONTY.
WALL STREET, Nov. Money on call
easy 2(a2 loper cent. No loans. Prime
mercantile paper AL 1.per cent. Sterling
exchange dull but stronng with actual
business in bankers bills at A. S9ll for
posted rates, A. ssia and a. sSio odl 90. Com
mercisl bills L. SO. Mexican dollars 54la.
Government bonds steady. Bank clear
ipgs sI22s, 660, s95; balances s7,35Z.
COTTON.
Liverpool Cotton demand moderate
middIings, 4s,; futures. from / 12 TO 2
bales.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07

ATTLEBoRo. Mass, Nov. IA new In
dustry, that of manufacturing pearl but
tons by machinery, has been organized
here with the purpose Of doing a business
estimated at sl0o,0Oo yearl AZ present
the bulk Of pearl button are imported,
handmade buttons from .Jctrolt being the
only competition source.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
nnaih of Mrs. i,nwcrs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Z. - Mrs. ID. p.
Bowers, well-known actress, who
achieved wide reputation as an imperson-
ator Of standard characters, died here
yesterday. Sbo was attacked with laryn-
gifts last Friday, but the fatal termina-
ton OF the sickness was unexpected Mrs.
Bowers was native of Connecticut, and
was G6 years old. She entered on her stage
career ut IL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
Fire This Afternoon.

The alarm from box 50 at about 3 o'clock
this afternoon was for "A slight blaze among
some cotton in tho ell OF the Grant Mill ON
Carpenter street, owned by Il. L. and X.
Knight. a spark caused the fire. ana the
loss is considerable. three lines of hose being
used onl..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07

Ave inches of rain have fallen here and
hours No rain Of consequence has fallen
since the middle Of July, and water was
getting quite scarce. Passenger trains .sfs
dslsyod and many. .washoutk kars rspoftsA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07

Mrs Mary Eastman. wife OF Harry
Eastman grain mcrchsnt OF South
FTamins shsm, vas iilie Dy n train on the
NY, ". II. & III Railroad this morning.
Mrs. Eastman was walking on the track
and in trying to avoid one train stepped
directly In front OF anotters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
SAILED.
srEAMERs-City OF Newport, Newport;


ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. IA dispatch
% The Novoc Vremya from Vladivostock
says that the Russian warship Yakut has
captured IL foreign sealers in the Sea of
Oshkotsh, all OF them having slaughtered
-.rsis-en board. One schooner which was
chased by the warsnip succeeded In es-
Gaping.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
A Drunkard's Crime.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-william ]. Barry n
painter, while drunk today beat and cut his
probably die, ana Arthur, aged :. IL in "A
serious condition. The father was arrested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
CoTroN

Total sales, 2.s5oo Market closed steady.
PRovIDESCE CLEARING HOUSE.
The clesrings OF the Providence banks
today amounted TO 1865, 400.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07

YrITH's oprrA EousE-Gas Heege lin "a
YeDuino Yentlcmar."
LoTmor's orgnA HousE-Ksts Dallas in
"The LaLdes oi Lisc."
wssTnISsTER rBEArxR-Isham's octoroops.
CRYSTAL MAzr-ile Westminster street.
ART CLrs--wster, ,colors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
MARINE REPORT.
ARRIVALS.

sTEAMERs-C OF Newport. Kelly,
Newport; Richard Borden, Mason, Fall
River;
TUGS Gov. III. M. Hoyt. Beckwith,
New York; Gertrude, New York.
SCHooNERs-W Walker Arlington, Drink
water. Newport News; American Eagle,
Engle, New York; j. Ponder, Jr. Ken
dali, Bangor.
SAILED.
STEAMERs-City OF Newport, Newport
Richard Borden. Fall River.
ScHooNERs- Lucidna Sutton, O'Brjen,
Newport News; Edith Olcou, Warren,
Norfolk, izzie Godfrey, smith, New
YORK; l.. s. Hamline, Velsor, New York
Dorna T. Briggs, Gurney, Athens; Eliza
Jane. Cleveland, New York; George NJ.
Grant. Kelley, Norfolk; Fred Snow,
Tate, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07
Amusements Today.

INFANTRY HAIis-R I Horticultural Society
Chrysanthemum Exhibition
PRovrpEScE OPERA HOUSE, Morrison in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07

That Bliss makes, IS the daisy
shoe after all. The above repre-
sents the Regal style, taken from
the shoe. Your choice of lace or
button. Don't mix the Regal $3.50
genuine welted shoe up with the
many inferior limitations. Buy
Royals at Regal storec one price,
one hundred styles.
L. c. BLISS & e
STORES: roo Summer ST., Boston, sSs &rrS
Nassau 81, New York; iss1 Broadway. New
York; sqr broadway, New York Ss7 Fulton
ST. brooklyn; Isos ST., ". W.. Washington
o. Filth Ave, Piitsburg. Pa; y Dorrance St,
Providence 40 T.. Baltimore ST., baltimore;
I9 Nor;h Main ST., Broekioa.
Fscio,y: Byoe&s0N, lhass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07

the which
which
Grade
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-07

Committee meetings scheduled for today:
Poor de 2artment, 2 p. IN. and milk IN
spection, 2:30 p. IN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-28

Washington CITY. Nav Special May
~ Witnessed the thirty second anniversary
OF the elevation Of Justice Fold TO the
b.rch OF tho supreme court OF the United
States The day also Witnessed the final
decision IN the income tax case. and there
were many lawyers and other prominent
mon in court 20 hear the decision read.
Nearly all 81. these took occasion 90 con
graduate Justice Field on his long and
honorable career. In thr evening. iu con
versation With the correspondent OF the
post-tntelligencer. Justice Field said
Several years ago ! made a trip from
San Francisco 60 Victoria. and then ran
down Puget sound 90 seattle { Thought
n a wonderful city and one ~ much prom
iss. looked over The ground carefully.
and when I returned ~ san Francisco
tell Mr. J. r. Netcalfc a young man of
that city IN whom l WAS mach Interested
that he ought - 30 There and take up ms
residence. That voUur WAN followed my
advice ara : have heard several fumes
that he is doing rieclv i~ that great city.
hone 90 see 81 again aD3 10 see what
" anacrful changes have tccu made since
WAS there"
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Tobacco IN washington.

Washington city. May especial
This spring Senator Squire has sent 70
the state cousfdera BE tobacco seed Tor
exuerfmput. Much of this seed the sem
ator procured from his friend Ramon
Williams, the Cuban consul general The
seed was sem out a. the request or the
Sea- tile chs r8t@r q Commerce 70 farm
ers living ~ Yakima. Lewis and Clarke
COUNTIES Considers BE tobacco seed was
obtained from the government. and THIS
was also sent out % the farmers OF the
state who had stated that they desired
TO experiment with tobacco.
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