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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Fleetion District is bounded by and zith:n
fourth street Amsterdam
sf2 n59 srte T roadv 9G Vest q ana
Columbus avenue West sxtydfth street and Amsterdam
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
West sxty-eighth street. Broadway West slzysevenh
T6s F5urth Election District IS bounded by within
Amsterdam sixty
ninth West End West sixtyzeventh street
Tha Firth Fecticn District bounded BY and within
west sizty-ninth street Amsterdam avenue West sixty
The Election District is bounded by and within
West seventisth street Central Park West West Sixty
The seventh Election District Is bounded by and within
eSsntegh street Amsterdam avenae seventy arst
The Tirhth Election District bounded and within
entysecond street Columbus avenue West Seventy first
street Amsterdam avenue West seventieth street and
The Ninth Election District is bounded by within
ond street End avenue. West seventy-6rst
Tenth Elsso9 District :; bounded by ana within
seventy second street and Broadway.
rib11 Vest afh street conmbss sv,6 ana
west seventy sixth street. Central Park West, West
The Twelfth Election District bounded b.
West s-venty-seventA street central Fa-s West. West
nfth street and Anste-darn
r,ibin west seyeny-eighth street Amsterdam avenue
West seventy nfth street and Hudson river.
Eighty street Broadway. West seventy ghth
The F1ftsen,R tec,,en District bounded BY and
West Ssventy-eighth street and Broadway.
The Sixteenth Election District IS bv and
within Eighteen street. Columbus avenue West
Fightv-frst street Central Park West West
seventh Columbus avenue West Sevenfy-eighth
street and Amsterdam
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
within Eighty third street. Central Park
West EighLy-n5st street T,e and Columbus 9yengs
within Eighty second street. Columbus
Nest Eiehtieth Amsterdam
The %lneteeDth Election District bounced BY nd
West Eightyfour street. Columbus
F.lshty-Secaud street and Amsterdam
The Twentieth Election District bounded by ana
within West Eighty fourth street West End avenue
West Elghtythird street. Broadway West E!ghyOurth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District is bounded BY and within
third street. Lexington East TVenty-fOurth
The Second Election bounded by and within
East Twentyhftn street First avenue. East Twenty
Third Election District is bounded by ana within
First East Twentyhfth street Second
The Election District bounded by and within
East Twentyeighth street East river. East Twenty
The Fifth Election District is bounded By and within
z,Eth street Second eyenue East Ivyentyah street
The sixth Election DISTRICT is bounded by and within
The Seventh Election District is bounded By within
s street 4bFd avenue East 7see e2t &
me Eighth Election District is bounded BY within
ThiTty-frst street Third avenue. Thf--eth
Second avenue East Twenty-ninth street and
The Ninth Election District bounded By and within
East Thrtieth street East river, East Twenty-eghth
streer and second avenue
The Tenth Election bounded by and within
East Thirtfrst East river Thrteth street
The Eieyent5 Election District IS bounded by and
WITHIN East Thlrtyseccnd stree SsGond ayenue East
The twelfth Election District ia bounded by and
within East Thrty- fourth street Third avenue East
street and , LeHlns'In 4.eE1= 1,,,-+ &, b,,
b9 Fa- Streets East Tv e9un Ts p ana
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
within East ooe gs street East river East
tiki, Ess --bir+y Fftb street sason5 ey ana
NItnl ~ - 80 a.,-'a 1i' 9'elUe' Las
Tho Sixteenth Election District is bounded b. and
Thirry-ffth street and Third
The Seventeenth Election District IS by
within diagonal lire from the corner of East Thirty
Second the Of East
Thirty seventh street and First Thirty
East river, East ThiTtyfOIrth
Second
The Eighteenth Election District IS bounded by and
within East ThtTty-eigllth street. East river
Thirtyseventh street 10 First averue diagonal line
% First and East Thirty
% Thirry-stKth street and
Second Second
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded
within Forti@th street. Thirty
eighth Second
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within Foreth Second avenue Thirty
Third
Tuerty-frs- Election District bounded b. and
within Tortyfrst Fo-r.eth
Lexington
TIE Twenty second Election Dstrfct IS by
within East Forty-seconG street. Prospect
Forty-thrd river
Lexington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
Twrvrv-sEroxD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

First Election Ds;ris s 1s ssS = Ea sH EEs5y
East Eight thlrd stree stree Esrs1
The second EisctIoa District bounded ~ sne ~
n East Eighty-third street Aven1e A. 1as-
second ssFes' anc 1s,-irt - bounfed and vita
in East Eighty-third street East river Ha7'
second street ana avenue a q. bounded By and
within East Eighty-sixth street "a EfF5ty-soGrts
street and East End avenue ,--... - ard win
f, Eazt EEbfv-fourth street Aven1s A East slzn.y
third street TO ssconl ass1- Fs third street.
70 the corner Of East Eigaty-fourth s'rss' an
The sixth Election District Is bounded ~ and Ts
Eightyhtth STREE EiT 3 49, 80 co-5er
Eishtyf2l-th stree 5 Srsst I'D FIRST avenue
Corner OF East Eightythrd street and Second avenue
an Tbs seventh Election District oound-t b snS
within East Eighty-atyn Str strs9', 7 sTT1
The Eighth election District Is bounded % z s11
EiEbty-aft6 street Third avenue East Eshty-fourtn
street and 800 Disrtct Is bounded 5y and With
IN East EEhty-sfxtn STRAIT Avenue A East Eign'S-
ha ,s STEM T.ntS s es0n District is AID Eis
lire from the corner OF Avenue and EasL Elsns. -
and East End avenue. East Eishtyfourth street ana
FI Ea Essn,h Election District bounded y and
ri.bf7 Fast Eighty street East End avenue %
East S7-t5 street ard East End
nue. 20 ne corner OF Avenue and East Eishty-hfta
TSs TRsfth Election District bounded y ard
asf Eirntysightb street East river. East Eighty
s1&Sb see and FIRST avenue
The T6irssnth Election district !. sounds4 y sne
vf-hfn East EfEhty-sevsnrh street FIST avenue SS-
EigN stre Second avenue
Eour-eenth Election District Is boundec y az
street second aEeI11
Third avenue
ThA Fifteenth Election District Is ooJ1nied y ana
f-bf7 East Etzhry-eghth street Second aVenl East
Eigb+y- savs1+h street Third avenus. East Eighty
sfxfb street and lexington avenua
- Stv+asntb Election District e bounded By and
--f-hf- Fast Eizhty-eighth street Avenue 4 EaSk
z-igb-,,- seventh street and Second avenue
Lz Savsnteenth Election District Is 5ou1tsd D a1d
FightT-efRhth street East IND aEenu7s
-ss- Efrrrv-seventh street and Avenue 4
Election District - bounded D. ana
ftbf1 East Ninety-second street. East river. East
Eieb+v-efgh+h street and Avenue A
vffhfr East Niuery-second street Avenue A. East
I-igbtv-efgh-h street and First avenue
TLa TEeutIeth Election District e bounded oy and
street Elrsr aEenue- Esasr
g5-~-Afgrrh and Second avenue
District - BOUNDED By and
N-fnetisth First avenue. East
E-5g5-[--f-rh street and Second avenue
Election District Is bounded ~
East Ninstve-st street. First avenue East
Nf1Ariatb street and Second avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

no., Election District bounded by within
- Tvelfrn street. Avenue f. East Tenth street and
soma Election District Is bounded by and within
r., qvelffh street Avenue Z. East Tenth street and
me r6Ird Election District is bounded By md within
D. Fourteenth
tst Ti,4r East Eighth street Avenue L. East Tenth
stree az Avenue
ts- Fo,rtsenth street Avenue 2, East Twelfth
T-,e Pfb Election District Is bounded b. and within
st Fourteenth street Avenue B. East Twelfth street
- eistb Election District Is bounded by within
- ef,+asr+b street p Fourteenth
.-sr,. 10 Eas; Fifteenth street diagonal line from
Fifteenth street an6 Avenue
-l.-,.r - f-asr Sixteenth street ana First
SCENT, Election District Is bounded
-as,--sf tine from, OF
a., irst avenue the ccTne of East FIFTEENTH street
ane enue a Avenue 4. East Fourteenth and
Firsf -
me Eighth Election Distriet y bounced by ard within
F-f Zen teenth street Livingston place. E!xeeath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
Election Notice.
FIFTH ASSEMBLY pIsrR1cr-oont.nu.d.

FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIsTBIcT-contuued
,rea stree Bieeeker street Leroy street St Lukes
re Taird Eleetoa District bounaea BY within
ss-rs. Mor5oH street asd Hudson street.
%e Fou-zh Election District ny within
Rs-cV s5-ee N@sa.is59n psoe sixth avenue CoTnelia
r pm Ee-ton District Is bounded ~ and within
-asscpss- street West Fourth street. Barrow street
re- sSsb Ee5sian nss5ie, IS bosase9 ~ and within
eve ssTeet E5leeeSe- street Commerce street Bedford
ss sevsnth Elscon listTot L bounded by and within
- Eighth Election District bounded by and within
a. street Christopher street Bedford street.
X s.:1fh Election DisticJ bounded b ana within
Re 7sn;A Eectton District Is bounded BY within
Fsss- street. Bank street Blocker street Perry
- Esvsnth Eleccn District is Bounded by and with
q BEnk street Greenwich street. Perry Hud-
n TvsA Election District is bounded by and within
Twelfth street Greenwich street.
r. -ar-ee--A Election District is bounded by and
s.si7 Horss s = h1 .es street dssoaal line
roz the o.Ene = 1870 street and Hudson street 70
gree wss- E-esenth street and Greenwich street.
-flsn We 81 street Eisath ayeaas Jsrs street
tAEc-a -e from 80 corner ~ Eighth Jane
re corner q horatio and Hudson street and
- rfeentH Erection District Is bounded by z1s With
Z -te West Teh street Washington street. F5oratio
feei Greenwich see; West Twelfth street and Hudson
he stIseah Election District s bounded by and with
Hudson street. F5o-afo street
vash,1gtan street Little West Twelfth street and FIud-
The ssve1teenth Election District hounaes By ane
SeVerres1ch Ninth avenue Wee
rou-ree1tA street and Hudson river
-hz Eighteenth Elsa-icr District bounded bv ans
WITHIN Wes- Sixteenth street Eighth avenue West Four
fsez-h street AID Ninth svenue
T1s Nineteenth Eiecti1n District IS bounded bv s,s
With Wss- Fftes1- street Seventh avenue West Four
s.Hsh street s-l Eighth
1he -IVentlsth Election Distrfc+ Is bounded ny and
Sixteenth
terri street s16 Eighth azenue
Re -Te1-yn-s- Election IS bounded h. s-s
~-Ht- so Eighteenth avenue
sszth street s-E Eighth avenue
Re EVe7fTsecou1 Election Dstrtr+ bounded ny ar6
shi- diagonal li1e he corner % v-a-- Ss,-s-
-s--h stree and Ninth ~ Veg
EEs-ee0-1 stree and Eighth averGe. Eighth avenue
vs. e--He1tr street avenue
-F@Tr-f7f-1 E-lec-ic- Dts--f-r -
Witt = - Eirn-eerts street q Eighth avenue dag
ca -r7I1 re ccTDe- Eighteenth Er-ear
ef--re - tre Sever-ae-rh
-rs- $500 anu -4--s'--
- L.y-fol--h Election District bounded BY and
Egt-ee--h street Tenth a--e7pe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-12
NryFTEFNrH ASSEMBLY D1sTRIcT

The First Election District Is bounded by and within
Y est one and Third Broadway dag
ona line the corner a. West one hundred
ana Broadway Hundred
ana S~cona street avenue, Amsterdam
avenue West one Hundred and First hudson
The Second District BY and within
West one Hundred broadway, fns
Hundred and Fourth street Amsterdam avenue. Wexi
One Hundred Second street. diagonal line from tn
corner ~ Amsterdam West Hundred ana
second street 10 the Broadway ara West ons
, 1908-09-16
YEAR BOOK OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE.

The 1907 Year Book of the U. S. Depart.
ment Of Agriculture has just been issued
and 1t is a very handsome octave volume Of
about 800 pages. The frontispiece is a very
fine portrait of James Wallace fiAchot. Mr..
PlnchOts identification with modern Amer
lean agriculture and especially with fores-
try, has brought him conspicnously before
the public for many years. His son Clifford
is now chief of the u. S. Forest Service.
Mr.. Pinchot was given the degree Of Mas
tie" Of Arts by Yale University in recogni-
ton OF his service to the cause of forestry
and patronage of the fine arts.
The Year Book gives the usual report of
the Secretary of Agriculture of the work
done in his department, in this instance
covering some 1870 pages. The selection of
the various articles to complete this annual
review IS excellent and covers almost ev-
cry phase of modern agriculture, from the
protection Of birds, the development OF
new fruits, the securing of hygienic water
on farms, dry land farming in the western
plains to scores of other equally interesting
matter. The book is handsomely illustrated.
Quite an interesting consideration is given
to the fruit business in California, inc uding
storage and curing houses. Pure food
comes in, and the delicious red apples so
beautifully Illustrated, revive the. memories
OF ones childhood. when apples had no cores.
Every farmer who wants the Year Book for
1907 should write his congressman for a
copy before EEthey are all gone.-Lo~isid"d
Planter, 10th August.
, 1908-09-16
ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE
MENT OF SCIENCE.

The French Association for the Advance
ment Of Science closed its annual CONC ress
at Clermont Ferrand ON Saturday. The spe-
clal features of the meeting were the open
ing address by the well-known maAhemati-
clan, Professor Paul Appel, OF the Sorbonne.
the statement by Sir W. Ramsay Oh the re-
suits OF his researches into radio. active Cab
stances, and u lecture by NJ. Glangeaud, a
local geologist, on the volcanoes Of Auyerp.
ne.
M. Appel said that the French examina-
ton system was q trial of memory. not of
real knowledge, observation, and experiences
P0ItoW he NOJe regne-U est ~E'eUnn0iIe.
Nothing Is more necessary, according TO VI.
Appel, than to oppose this tendency. His
solution would be to utilize Universities for
scientific education, and to substitute for
the technical schools, which a1e now virtu.
ally closed TO many tenpernments that might
develop scientific clpacities-even a Claude
Bernard failed to pts5 his examination for
the medical faculty-open schools in which
the selection Wou! take p,aca from among
the pupils according to the results of their
WORK for the entire year.
NJ. Gland ynau is not sure but that ono ~
these days we may see volc mic activity re-
vived in the region of the Puy de Dome
1t is not certain that the volcanoes are com
petoly extinguisheI, The subsoiL is two and
a half times warmer than in any part Of
France, more than 100, OO0, 900 litres of car
bone acls gas, which amounts to 200, 600
kllos, rising daily in emanutions from the
soil, and many hot springs and petroleum
wells betrnylng the existence of fractures
that extend up to the region of the central
reservoir where everything is sill in fusion.
Ibid.
, 1908-09-16

announced economies of two hundred mil
hon yen are in addition to the curtailment
by the previous Ministry of 157, 100000 yen,
and that the largest share of the economies
will be borne by the army and navy,
Demerara, 15th-A meeting of the Com
bined Court was held yesterday to consider
a resolution stating that the court approved
Of preferential treatment being given to
certain imports from Great Britain and Br-
fish possessions. The resolution was carried,
two members voting against it.
st. Thomas, Sept. 15th-Comm1niaetion
with Barbados interrupted, frequent oppor-
t~unities will be awaited of to forward traffic.
10 a. M. Dominica bar. 1899, S, Z. clear.
Antigua " 30.O2, L. bright.
4 pm. Dominica, bar. 20. 92, Z. S. j clear
Antigua bar. 29.98, S. e. bright.
New YORK, September 18th
Flo II. Blended Cl~a.s per barrel 5.25- $40
Meal, Kindred, per barrel 4.3O
New Season. PORK
Hrayy Mess Polk, $17--l74
Sugar M N't1.y, p0' 5 80: 34
Molns4es Ing. Is!ds. per gal. no quotation.
Liverpool Cotton midllin9 Upland. 5 $40
Exchange, New YorkNL London go days sight
4.844
Exchange EewYorh an1Lon Ion. sight 1866
london. September 18th
Dem. Crystals los 81 les ca.
~ Muscoytlo, floating terms. in
0' bond, 93. 6d-93.9d
German beet 80-t. o. b 95. I'D
Java Sugar 5000 Gibraltar or Chan ~, tll
orders, floating terms. 10;. 6d.
pemeruru Rum. nominal, IS l. TO-.
Cocoa, Trinidad, gooi miidjing Rod,
pr cwt G2s.
, 1908-09-16

rance. He is now learning daily of the abuses
committed in his name. He has reafirmed
his intention Of applying the Constitution.
So far as [ am concerned, | shall deveIon
public instruction to the utmost. We have
compulsory education at present.. but
we lack primary schools. We shall ca
tablish them. We shall develop the ex-
listing higher education. Under the old re.
gin,e the study Of history was forbidden.
We want a regime of liberty, and particularly
Of liberty of the Press, even with all the evils
that it means; for it is a necessary evil.
Times, nth August.
, 1908-09-16
DUKE AT AIRSHIP'S HELM.

Berlin. Aug. 19.-The Duke of Sachsen-
Altenburg was at the helm of the Parseval
airship this evening during half an hour
of most intricate maneuvring. He also un.
dertook a short trip against the wind and
attained a speed of more than 20 miles an
hour.
The Duke, who is President of the Aero
Club, on landing, expressed establishment at
the wonderful ease with which the craft was
steered and the balloons rapid response to
the movements of the rudder.--I Did
, 1908-09-16
A STATEMENT BY THE TURKISH MIN
ISTER OF EDUCATION.

The special correspondent of the Temps
at Constantlnople has visited the new Min
iSter OF Education, Haiku Bey. The Minis
ter said =
have complete faith in the Sultan's sin
cerlty' Formerly he was in complese. igno-
, 1908-09-16

During the past twenty-tour hours there
has been a change in the weather here, iudi-
eating a distt rbance somewhere. From
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the wind
was gusty anil continued high during the
night with occasional showers, the barometer
showing " steady fall. This morning the
wind was blowing strong from South with
rough sea and later on changed to West then
back to South. st Thomas Bulletin, Sep
TENDER 10Th.
, 1908-09-16

Edward Stephen, master of the sloop
Effort, of st. Jan, tells us Of his experience
of the weath9r on Wednesday. He reports
leaving West End, st. Croix, on Wednesday
afternoon at about l o'clock for st. Thomas.
Shortly after leaving, the wind hauling to the
North headed him off, and as night came on
he was caught in the weather and was even
tually driven to Grab Island, reaching there
about 10 O'Clock at night being o stranger
to that coast he was in great danger, and to
be sure Of his position he had to launch his
small boat and sound his way, making the
bigger craft to follow him and by a streak of
good luck he got safely through a reef and
into smooth water, where he lay Until s
o'clock yesterday morning, when he left for
here. His friends here tell him it was pro-
badly Man-o' war Key on the south side of
Grab Island that he reached. He SAYS that
the sea in the Channel coming on here yes
terday was actually fierce. -Na1 Notes 1Ith
Sept.
, 1908-09-16

The weather yesterday was II little gus-
picious as the reports from Dominica, Anti
qua and st. Kits gave low readings of the
barometer and there was a downward ten
deucy here also, with the wind from the
North-East. At about half past 7 in the
evening a heavy rain and wind squall broke
over the town, lastin9 for about a quarter Of
an hour, but nothing worse than that occur
ed, although the btrometer continued to fall
unit about half past 1 this morning, when it
(Aneroid) reached 29.72. The wind is now
South, fresh.-Maa Notes, September 10.
, 1908-09-16

A correspondent, A. de l., sends us those
notes:
With a standard Of 30.15 the barometer
fell rs low as 29.73 at , o'clock this morning.
At . o'clock last night, with the wind from
N. N. e. blowing in gusts and frequent
showers Of rain, i registered 1894, Il o'clock
1854 wind from N, 2 o'clock 29.73 wind
from w, 1 O'Clock bar. steady, wind yeering
to South West, 6 o'clock bar. $3.50, wind
from S. W, 8 O'Clock 1890 rising, wind
veoring to South Ujd,
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
Nuggets Special Service.

FAIRBANKS. Age The raHtasu aeht here ia becoming warmer -tae day, and there f~ HHf- doubt ta tHe main battle Nil be between cafz..4. Wickrr-ham and Roman. CIum and Gailhorg being practically rpraataa a the Vhrl0iud r1mUitu that Hls been Hauguratcd.
 The Wiekerbam farres ar. esidenf= iy backed bt T fatee campaign rara. and ar" spariug n0 exp.u.r m fl a4ld and vain enaft ta divert ,u,.rs frau the Cors"u ranks Tho Wirker#ham organ issued thrrr extra editions yt teriay iu which he exHort,d tba 4af- efs (" elect # mann from tHr Panama valley. if not Wiekrrzham. then cit#sr eum Or cuHbere. Tn. Wiekef=H#a forces are badIE scattered. and a con crntration Is being formed to defeat hN el"cting Garsau. His committee
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
FAIRBANKS PEOPLE
 FIGHTING FOR C0RS0N

, ff#t.if' this. and HJEg ut uHt tlEau da-rerirr bud f4Ht. meaam.e ta head tftf#af off
 Tin. n.st star puhH bed by tE- Wicker. ham afe#e t== =ta fhr effect tH-tt In. ,uur-o. or tbe Alaska Central Ea- f1ta Nil h..ef#Hegd if a mH from FWhauls t. ,IGeJ,d.
 II - oa#eI f-#3 ff--.Hft. cam H- hranHt tp bear aH ta. company a for#r thr aiiraHd FUm fEr rutr aV,f ahieH u e naa huaua from Valdez |. Emhua. YeA 4a mn.ha I'll. iay is prar9steHas 4s tHl would feats iip company aIJHaut amy t8uei- hle resources fem which tn HHf fn#sht and aaHfd dNrt tH. fII rf4H ua MaGma=E3 coal beds. ta ahica point f k H-iHe comriotgd az rapidly as possible
 Nickrrsham is Iasiug prelt de4I .ef strength here on account af hi
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
SOCIAL SESSION.

The members of the local aerie oI the Fraternal order of Eagles are not cd entertainers, and the social session held under their auspices last evening was one of the most enjoyable affair." of the kind ever held in Nome. A mum Der Of speeches were made. good stor- tes were told. and excellent vocal and Instrumental music was rendered Ii Is needless to remark that there was a large quantity of genlality and other good things on tap al the time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05

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 TH rWm aammlHtaa mlE.ra 4 .a.la aHl,t an Wbee#H #HaH a. .<- re=He h umv dauHz a.T...
 EAIasNNEs Aa. L.. N earsau. republican, f9##.. sr H.l. a.5e ta e.uage f#a# aa# #aadH ewa -e a. Nia.-a
 A44t msina m4#es#H# HHduIa taHta
 chatar-. the labor rtuH5ats.. 4f- fftrd u.r this afteruaaH u..e.. a8.# s4 2 uirN good reception. m H#a#= H#ie.l tmt maue of tf# Wus.r Haa at=sr.Hr- We're amans Inls.. aHa ..I= ga#ad hum. lis bgff.y.l fut h-#.tH cut 4 considerable Haga # t.u Nat eFH Ham ranks
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-08-05
ELECTRIC TRAIN HELD UP:
 MOTORMAN SHOT AT POST

immediately after the shooting of the motorman and lcft uo clue
 Mutounan Brown has been in the employ of the company for several years. and has been on the inter-urban run for the most of the time. Last night his was the last car To leave Sc attle. An went well until he slowed down on cnt.Sing Tacoma. when he was brought up with the sharp order tn throw up his hands. Brown throw the lever over to full speed ana turn eel on the robber. who fired point hlanl at him, killing him instantly
 Al the same time the conductor and