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N. Palmer's Rambler Car Catches Fire, is Rushed Out Just in Time to
 Save House.
AR IS DESTROYED
 WITH $1,OOO LOSS
wner Pushes It Away From Home While Burn ing Fiercely-Ready
 to Take a Trip.

The west end of Crown street was eated to one of the most exciting ep- 5 sbdes that has occurred in that sec ] Dn of the city in quite a while last
 ening, when big Rambler touring
 r belonging to Frank N. Palmer, the Feryman, caught fire from it's own &Lsoline in some unexplained fashion Z #ld practically destroyed the large ,65O car. MT. Palmer had just He'd the gasoline tank and the car as standing in front of the garage #lck of his house at 4O1 Crown street #ld right side of the house. He was #eparing to take members of his ! mily for a spin to Branford Point, hd everything was in readiness ex- Hpt the getting into the car. MT. hlmer turned the crank to spark the Ar and had no sooner done so than Se car suddenly blazed up, He did Sbt think there was anything very se- bus about the trouble at first and rev a robe over the blaze to keep it Hpwn, afterward pouring water on it. ! Suddenly the blaze shot up through Re covering and then, realizing that
 E had a bad fire on his hand, MT. zhlrner got back of the blazing ma <lince and by main force pushed il Nit into the middle of the street to et it away from the houses. A still
 arm call was sent in to No. 12's en- ne house and the chemical engine
 sponded.
 Shortly after the chemical arrived { *e big gasoline tank exploded, the Fluid flying in all directions. Some it struck the front of the Palmer buse, scorching the door posts. The car was almost totally destroy
 and the loss will be upward of $1,- $0 This is covered by insurance. #r. Palmer stated last evening that
 could not understand how the fire #ad started, as there was no one
 noking anywhere near the car. He
 Bid that he noticed after the fire that
 e gasoline pipe had break in it. & q that probably a spark or friction
 kd set fire to the gasoline in this Face.
 The car blazed up furiously for a < he and attracted quite crowd. Ii
 probable that the house was saved
 the quickness of MT. Palmer in
 lshing the car out into the street be- Ire the explosion occurred.
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HAS NOT INTERVIEWED
President Not Interfering With Plans
 of Commissioner NeiIl.

Oyster Bay, L. l., Aug, 11.-President Roosevelt has not intervened in the telegraphers strike, said Secretary Loeb tonight when shown a dispatch frem New York that 8 statement had been made that Labor Commissioner Neil was proceeding to Chicago to ef- feet a settlement of the telegraph strike at the direction of the presi- dent. Secretary Loeb said that the president had not requested Commis- sioner Neil to take action in the tele- graph strike nor had the labor com- missioner communicated his plans to the president, adding that Commission ed Neil had full authority to take whatever action he thought advisable in such matters.
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 CHAMPION BACK WITH BROOKS BODY Funeral of Demented Elm ploye Who Stole Mrs. Champions Jewels Will be To-day. PAWN TICKETS
 IN MANS POCKET Will be Given Over to Gem Owners at tho Order of the Suicides
 Mother.

John N. Champion returned to this city last night from New York with the body of Arthur Brooks, the former enploYe of MT. Champion who com- nitted suicide at the Ashland hotel Saturday, a few days after he had rob- bed his employer of several hundred dollars worth of jewels. With MT. Champion was J w. Nichols, broth- er-in-law of the dead man. The funeral services will be held at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon from the mortuary chapel of Lewis and Maycock and will be private. Interment will probably be in Vest brook, the home of Brooks mother
 The authorities and the family of the dead man as well as MT. Champion are sure that Brooks was dementeG, both because of the theft of the gems and heeause of the note he left for Mrs, Champion addressing her as Minnie" and signing himself "Arth- ur.' saying that because she did not appreciate his love he could no longer live.
 Brooks was one of the best dog hI ders in this part of the state and had had charge of Mrs. Champion s kennels near 200 Ellsworth avenue for the past two years He disappeared a week ago to-day and then 1t was dis covered that $1,20O of jewels were gone. When he arrived in New York Brooks pawned the jewels and the coroner has taken charge of the pawn tickets among the other effects of the dead man. These will be delivered to Mir. Champion as soon as the consent of Brooks mother can be obtalned in writing and this consent she has prom ised to give at once.
 At the Ashland hotel Brooks register ed as William A. May of Bos on. Ha stayed there three days and Saturday morning was found lying on tho floor of his room completely dressed except for his hat and coat. A glass with
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.TOrrington Man Found Dead,

Torrington, Aug. 11,-Alfred Ander- son, aged twenty-eight, Swede of Bristol was found dead in Clarks pond here this afternoon. It is believ- ed that the body had been in the wa ter all night He was last seen alive yesterday afternoon when he asked for a glass of water at a house near the pond He is thought to have com mitted suicide. He has no known rel atiNeS.
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DIES OF INJURIES
Italian Struck by Auto in North Haven
 July IF Succumbs.

Primo Marlitto, the Italian who was struck by an automobile in the high wty in North Haven on July 1T and was taken to the New Haven hospital with fractured jaw and internal in juries, died at that institution yester- day morning as the result of his in- juries Medical Examiner Bartlett said yesterday afternoon that he would refer the case to Coroner Mix for &C., ton. The name of the party who was driving the auto at the time that the accident occurred is said to be held by the authorities.
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ATTACKS EDITOR.
Waterbury Man Confronted by an Irate
 Wcman.


 Waterbury. Conn, Aug. 11.-Charles J. Sawdey, proprietor of the Sunday Telegram, was attacked on the street this morning by Mrs. Christian Delkes- camp. just after leaving his office. Mrs. Delkescamp waited outside for the newspaper man to appear and as soon as he did so with a bundle of papers under his arm, began her attack. MT. Sawdey finally dropped his papers and retreated to the press room of his paper after an encounter in which he suffered no more injury than the disar- engagement of some of his apparel. Af- ter waiting some time in vain for him to reappear Mrs. Delkescamp left the place.
 The appearance of an article into- days issue of the Telegram contain ing allegations against ia number of persons, including Mrs. Delkescamp, is said to have been the reason for the attack.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, Aug. 1i.-Forecast for Monday and Tuesday,
 For New England Fair Monday. except showers in north portion; TaesS day fair, not muchs change In tempera- turei fresh southwest to west winds,
 For Eastern New York: Fair Men portion; Tuesday fair, cooler in the ln- terior; fresh south shifting to west winds
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AELIc LEAGUE ELECTS
rtford Man Chosen President at sec-
 ond AnnuaI Convention.

Boston, Aug. 1.-The second annual invention of the Gaelic league of New
 gland was held in this city to-day, Iegates being present from forty so- ties through Vermont, New Hamp- Ire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island Id Connecticut The officers elected | the ensuing year were: President,
 J. Balfe, Hartford, Conn; vice Esident, J. O'Shea, Brockton, Mass. (asurer, J. J. Fitzgerald, Springfield, hss.; secretary, H. Moriarty, Water Try, Conn. A working committee was bsen as follows: Mrs, McCormac- |rley, Boston; MT, O'Fqannagan, evidence, R. l.; T. A. Shea, Holyoke, Id ]. Coakley, Lawrence.
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Disorder at BeIfast.

Belfast, Aug. Mysterious disorders strike meetings were held in the after noon, which led to some wild scenes Opposing crowds of men In Queens square indulged in free lighting and the troops not being on duty. the po- lice had a hard task to control the sit-
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BRAKEMAN KILLED
Leg Crushed Horribly by Engine at Cc-
 dnr HnI.

While switching in the Cedar Hill freight yapds yesterday afternoon about o'clock John F. Squire, yard brakeman, fell under a switching en- zine and had his right leg crushed up to the body The man was frightfully mangled and the police ambulance from the Grand avenue station was at once summoned to the scene, The in- jured man was at once taken to the New Haven hospital where he died about three hours later.
 Squire was about 35 years of age. He resided at S1 William street, was mar ried and had wife and five children.
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VETERAN MURDERS
Shoots Laborer Whom He Thought Had Given Protection to Wife ana Chtsa

Shoots Laborer Whom He Thought Had
 Given Protection to Wife and Chiaa.
 Brandon, Vt, Aug. 11.-PredericIy Emery, a laborer, was shot and i'm stantly killed to-day by C. |. Me- Lean, an iron worker andia veteran of the civil war. The shooting occurred at the Mclean home and it's provoca- ton is said to have been several visits which Emery, who had been drinking. made at the house, claiming that his Wife and child, whom it is known he turned out of his own home earlier in the day, had taken refuge in Mc- Leans house. Emery had called late this afternoon, making many threats, it Is said, at Mclean and finally pro yoking fight. The war veteran pro- cured a revolver and with it shot Ernz cry through the heart. A large mum Der of people had gathered during the disturbance and witnessed the shoot ing. Mclean, who Is sixty seven years old was locked up on charge Of murder He will be arraigned to- morrow
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Insurgents pispersed.

Havana, Aug 11.--otHeial reports from Cama1auni, Santa Clara province where a band of 8 dozen armed men were reported as raidIng farms yester- day states that the band has been com. pletely dispersed oy the rurales, who are actively pursuing the individua. fugitives.
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norues perlsh in stamford Fire.

Stamford, Aug. 11.-A barn belong ing to Fletcher Williams was burned with it's contents here tonight, in cluding three horses and quantity of hay. Two other barns were damaged. The loss is placed at about $2,o00.
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ra protect RrItlsh saundron

Paris, Aug. 11.-A special dispatch to the Echo de Paris from Tangier says that 25O English soldiers will be sent from Gibraltar and landed at Tangier l to protect the British legation.
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seO.Oo nlaze at RidgefleIa.

Richford, Vt, Aug. 11.-The busi- ness section of Richford was partially destroyed by fire tonight, the blaze entailing loss estimated at fully $6Q,- 0GO,
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A1fnnsn Honers Iaps.

Madrid, Aug. liking Alfonso gave ball tonight at the Miramir palace in
 nor of the officers of the Japanese
 lisers Tsukuba and Chitose, which visiting Spanish waters,
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MIR. BOTSFoRD WEAK

Veteran Ex"GrAnd secretary Of fhe Odd
 Fellows.
 Frederick Botsford, the veteran ex- grand secretary of the Connecticut Odd Fellows, now eighty-seven years of age, was about the same yesterday. He Is confined to his home under the care of Dr. Fleischner and is in very much weakened conditing owing to the continued inroads of advancing years and much of the time is confined to his bed. His large circle of friends, here and all over the state. will sincerely hope that he may rally and be able to get out again.
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CENTENARIAN DEAD
Mrs. AmahIia Borst Passes Away af
 New Britain.

: New Britain, Aug. l1.--Mrs. Amahlia Borst died at the home of her daugh- ter in this city to-day at the age Of 100 years She was born in Miadleburg. N Y. March 15. 1907. of Revolutionary stock. She was twice married. and is survived by a sister. eighty-six yeara old besides several children. grand- children and great grandchildren.
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Local Weather Report.
Miniature Almanac.

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(264-)
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8. Silsdrtuer & S6Bnc, 714-18 @eft.0aItis
her Of Commerce.
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!Seutidc Sd)lubrotc

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pro .Sabr. Nebmt bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONS.
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Baltimore MnrfibcridJtc.

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&iilteripepionot 210 1Gller. Die Noti.
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SECOND CALL.

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GtcGcngcIndJe.

GtcIcgclnd:
Gin prnIiiiher oemiibcr slr0itefien6eidrcr
fnft cine 8ci6dfiieiuls. Su erfraeen Wr. 22fS,
MiBlnuosNpcnur. (9-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

Gin Vnfdcltlditft. Der reiiltgclt. hiigcliI itilo
alsbenerl fam; fteiiae Irbeit mo gutter qobn
fir ben re6ten Wianli. giu65uirneen in Wr.
100, Sit.23. Strnpc. go
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@cnc Scntidlc T~niicOlnns i'm iunniscn

gln 5iuci Snupibnbnlinien: ibUncS, gcfunoes
SIirIa; feline gcGcr; erittIafiDer Nobei in fleis
nc Snrmcn cingctbcilt, aud cint9e nGonn
2ots." GcrinGe Nn5nDlilg, fcbr lci6te 0ebins
Elm p1or Snnoert SounrS eefpart BADEN iinS
germ felhiliihnoia iucroen in56ter. Gdbcres bel
9ernlnnu @aocnbuup, Gr. iii, &uro'Gbarlcss
Gtrnbe, Baltimore, Wlo. (GepitO,12
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SCTiuUUt.
Sin 'tdrfer 1Siiii0e, I'M Die GufrSsVddcrci 81
%erlerten: eiicr NIT ctipnS GriaDrIno iuirb bprs
ge5ogcr. !9tad5nfraeer in Mr. t407, Sit-Snlti.
urcsStrabc. go
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No9gcn. - 3ufnbr 2i91 @1,'
id)cl; aus 0cn Glcpotorcn 5lirild1c5o'
gen 1866 @llitcI.; Glepotorcnporrntb
1871, 167 8uidcl.
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erIangt:

Gin oeutf6e3 Wtdobcn llr Die SauSurbcit uno
sum Iufparien in elmer ileincn ,SuniIie; outer
@obn. NG15uiragen in Nr. 1897, @utap. Hlaec.
(0-10)
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8lc6plotter, Wictua etc.
2bcn, Guntlin & Gu, 1910 geIoeritonsS trabc
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Serlaust Sraacu naS Iabdeu:

Berlangt:
yin or0enilt6eS oeulfbcs Wido0cH fir Ole
leldte. Sdusnrbelt; fem g4afben llHo NiigclIl
cute Seinlatb mo outer Gobi. Hnn5ufrngcn III
Nr. 313, SIo'Sremuuts 2traIe. 90
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SlaggenL Banner, 9(b5ciden.
Slstu YruS, 9ic. IS, 8eiis2e riigtprt, St~abe.