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New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
A LINGUISTIC PARROT.
HIS COMMENTS OVER FIGHT FOR HIS
POSSESSION.

Doctor parrot with a past Ctwas shady, being
spent in 4 Cuban hospitaD and extensive vo-
cabulary in three ianguages-bird, Spanish ana
American-bent exploring his surroundings on
last Wednesday few from his cage in the home or
his owner. George Brown of No. 29 East one
Observation-Disclosures who served in Cuba
in the Spanish-American War. and brought the
parrot and malaria back with him Doctor he"
into the domicile of Mrs. Sarah Bland. coIored at
No 34S East One-hundred- "a nd -twenty -second-st
just in the rear of Browns house Brown went
after Doctor. Sarah bland but firm IN her
refusal to give up the parrot for less than $
Use jes goin' keep dis yere squawkln thlns
til yo gibs free dol!ahs foh a rewahd' salo
Sarah.
.'Go way back and sit down. George" sang out
Doctor
Brown got a summons for Mrs Bland and
Magistrate Mott ordered her to return Doctor
"Nothin' doin'' chrped Doctor. when Brown
again; and there wasn't
Brown then got a warrant, and Policeman Allen
and Court officer Brenneis accompanied him to
Sarah's They entered her fiat.
We've got warrant for YOU and Wen take
you and the parrot the time, said the
policeman.
"There'Il be hot time IN the old town tonight.
sang Doctor Allen picked him up and went out
A woman named Graham, also Sarah ana col
ored and the Bland Sarah then carelessly threw
Brenneis of the Allen sent to the East
hundred wentysxth-st. station for rem
forcements. and two policemen came in the patron
wagon They ascended the stairs. Doctor hopping
behind them. ruffiing his feathers, shaking his
head and grooming: ...,
More work for the undertaken; mother little 1oo
for the casket maker, Hurrahi Carramba:
The SarahS had barriCaded the door Inc four
policemen battered it in.
Drill, We tarriers drill" yelled Doctor;
"Oh such a ruction, Wow, Soak him. Ha ha
ha." cried Doctor whstling. trillng and screaming
with delight Sarah G. tried to hit Brennets with
a bottle.
Jolly sport. Such fun Doctors comment
as Sarah G. seized Brenneis's pocket billy. ,Oh.
Sarah dear be aisy now" he advised, as Sarah B.
seized Brenneis's hand when he drew his revolver
The four policemen finally overpowered the Sara MS
and with Brown and the parrot took them to the
Harlem police court. ,
What lark SarahS in the soup!' JubilantIy
proclaimed Doctor the way to court.
Once in the court Doctor began to swear.
Brown" said he d it all, what tn h,
Bill"
order in COURT and the officer banged his gavel
Doctor cooked his beady eyes at the magistrate
and then in Spanish.
Sarah B. was held FOR trial for larceny and Sarah
G. to keep the peace. 49,
George said Doctor on the way home with
closed eyes and dropping head. I'm only a bird
in q gilded cage, but I've had h OF a run Tor
my money
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
OBITUARY..
DEAN SAGE.

Albany June "a (SpecaD.-News was received
early this morning of the death OF Dean sage
of Menaud's at his game preserve on West Resti-
gouche River Canada, last night Mr.. Sage, who
was the eldest of the late Henry w Sage. was
sfxty-one years old He was born in Albany. ana
went into business here with his father and MS
brother William in the lumber trade the nrrn
name was II. W. Sage & Co
Dean Sage was a lover of books. and had a fine
library Lately he presented to the people OF
Menand's beautiful hall. The surviving family are
his daughters-Mrs. James Fenimore Cooper, OF TINS
city; Mrs Goodwin, of New-York; Miss Sarah sage;
and his sons, ex-ASsemblyman Henry w: sage, Oh
Albany and Dean Sage, jr.. of New-fork-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
MR., GOLDFOGLE'S AMENDMENT.
WANTS TO EMPOWER THE PRESIDENT TO DIsAP-
PROVE ITEMS IN APPROPRIATION BILLS
IRY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

Try TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
Washington June 24-Representative Goldfogle'
n Tammany Congressman. wants to amend the
constitution so that the President disapprove
certain items in appropriation bill without We
tone the whole measure. as is now the case. WITH
this object in view Mr. Godfogie introduced in
The House to-day the following amendment to
Article XVI OF the Constitution:
Section 1--If any bill presented to the Presi-
dent of the United States. passed by the Congress,
contains several items of appropriation of money,
the President may object to OF Such
items while approving of the other portion of the
hl In such case he shall append the bill at the
fime of signing It, statement of the items to
he objects, and the appropriation OBJ
iected 10 shall take effect If the Congress be
In session he shall tranmit the house in which
he hin originated Il copy OF such with
The reasons briefly for his objection ard the items
Objected 10 shall be separately reconsdered II
9ter such reconsideration IT more of such
items be approved by two-thirds OF the members
nf such house, the same shall be sent together
with the objections, to the other house by which
:, shall likewise be reconsdered and, IL approved
hy twothir6s of house. 1t shall be part of the
isSw Notwithstanding the objection Of the Presi-
Int An the provisions of the constitution i'm re-
iation To bills passed by the Congress not approved
hu Jbe President shall apply in and relate to the
cases in which the President shall withhold his
snproyaI from item or items contained in bill
appropriatng money out of the public treasury.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
PROF. FESSENDEN TO RESIGN.
WILL LEAVE THE WEATHER BUREAU IN
SEPTEMBER TO EXPLOIT WIRE
LESS TELEGRAPFY.

Norfolk. Va June 24-Professor Reginald A
Fessenden, inventor Of the wireless system OF
telc gra phy bearing his name, arrived to-day from
Roanoke Island, where experiments have been con-
Quoted satisfactorily.
Professor Fessenden admitted that he IS to resign
from the Weather Bureau early in September. He
says that will be only short while before his
system ready for for commercial purposes.
and intimatcd that steps would be taken To intro
duce it generally as soon as his connection with
the Weather Bureau terminates. He Is authority
for the statement that stations VIII be erected
thirty miles from San Francisco for the purpose OF
disseminating weather reports He left here for
Washington tonight
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
GOLD WITCH F0R CONGRESSMAN sCrDDER
GIVEN BY MEMBERS OF LIFE SAVING SERVICE
IN RECOGNITION OF LABORS IN
THEIR BEHALF.
rPY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Patchogue, y. y, June 24-The first convention
of rhe Fourth District of the United States Life
Saving Service held at this place this afternoon
About one hundred and thirty present the
dinner given at Roes Hotel Arthur Domny, super
intendcnt of the Fourth District. presided. The
speakers of the day Major Horace L. Piper,
assistant general superintendent OF the Life Saving
Service: Townsend Scudder member OF Congress-
Judge w. H. JaycoX, Lieutenant d. +. De Otte
George Furman and others. The convention was
enthusiastic.
4 gold watch was presented to Mr. Scudder by
the officers and surmen of the Fourth District in
recognition OF mis- abors in Congress in their behalf
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-DAr's FORECAST.

YESTERDAY = hECOifD AND 4c-DAi : FOFNr-N<N"4-
Washington 24.-The barouetrtc conditions have
changed little in the last twenty-four hours An
high pressure is slowly drifting eastward
the Middle States and depression the
Dakotas and southwark 10 Northern Texas
The weather has been showery in the Northwest in
Carolina the lower lake region east TO
Canadian Maritime Provinces. The
has risen in still below
average the lake region, the Ohio Valley and
thence Atlantic. Showers and thunder
probable Wednesday IN the Mississippi and
valleys lake region and the Lower Missouri
Valley. showers Thursday in the Ohio
Valley lake region and eastward throughout
portion OF the Giddle Atlantic States 1t
will be warmer east Of the Mssissippi River and cooler
England and Atlantic fresh southwest
winds probable the South Atlantic and the Gulf
winds VIII mostly light TO fresh southeast on
the great lakes fresh southwest winds will prevail
Wednesday. increasing Thursday Steamers which de
European Wednesday Will have fresh west
southwest winds and fair weather the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
PROTECTIVE COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

The minority stockhoders OF tle But llIIs1o1
Cedar RAPIDS and Northern Railway Company
who object TO the recently executed lease of the
property to the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company have appointed protective
committee of three. who. through their counsel.
have served notice on both railway companies of
their view that the lease is inequitable 1t is
derstood that If necessary, Injunction restrain
ing the Rock Island from operating the Cedar
Ranids line under the lease will be sought.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
JAMES BOOTH.

James Booth grandson of the first missionary Of
the WESLEYAN Methodist Church in Canada, died
on Sunday at the home OF his son. James Bancroft
Booth No 4O1 CIasson-ave, Brooklyn He was born
was for many years in the real estate and insur-
ance business in his native town He ieaves
daughter and two sons. one of whom, j. B. Booth,
is connected with firm of Bristol, Meyers Co.,
manufacturing chemists in this city.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
CARED Not FOR CRIPPLED LIFE
CHILD TWELVE YEARS OLD, WITH INJURED
SPINE. COMMITS SUICIDE.

CHILD TWELVE YEARS Old, WITH INJURED
SPINE. COMMITS SUICIDE.
Annie Lightner twelve years old, who for
three years had been a cripple, committed sui
eide yesterday afternoon by inha!'ng gas at her
home No. los Gerry-st. Brooklyn. Up to the
time of the accident which injured her spine
Annie had been one of the happiest and lveliest
girls in the neighborhood Since then her friends
had tried 10 make her exile pleasant as pos
sible; but day after day she sat at the WIN
dow, racked with pain, watching the other chill
dren at their games. she grew more and more
despondent
Yesterday Mrs. Lightner was away for sew
eral hours When she returned the dining room
door was locked. 1t was broken open, ana Annie
was found sitting in her chair. dead She had
disconnected a tube from the gas stove, tied II
in her mouth and turned on the gas. A doctor
was called but the child beyond aid.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
A WATERWORKS COMPANY FORMED.

Trenton, n. j., June 24.-The National Water
works and Guarantee Company incorpora ted
this afternoon with sl000 600 authorized capt.
tai to construct and operate waterworks. gasworks
and electric light plants The corporators are
Charles II. Wells James J. Williams. James A
Linen, Frank NJ. Lynch, Thomas E. Jones' Charles
P Matthews. John T. Porter. J. ]. Jermyn CYRUS
d. Jones George G.. Brooks. Edward S. Jones and
r. G.. Brooks. all of Scranton, Penn, and James d
Stocker and Frank r. Stocker, of Jermyn, Penn
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
NEW TREATIES FOR AUSTRIA

Vienna June 24.-The 'Neue Freie Presse" saws
that the Hungarian Premier. Colomon de Sell has
been officially Informed that Austria desires to
notify the foreign powers that Austria Hungary
intends terminate the existing commercial treat
ties. The paper urges Hungary to declare whether
she intends TO have tariff system common to both
halves of the monarchy or whether she desires
have tariff OF her
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
PostoHce Notice.

Should DAILY by al! interested changes may
tiue(
Foreign mails for ending June Is 1902, VIII
close promptly the General PostofEce
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier t1an
below. Parcels mails for Ger
many .. Monday and Wednesday.
Regular Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
half later than closing time shown below tex
Supplementary Mails for Europe and Centrai
America Colon close hour later at Foreign sta
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
STOCKHOLDERS CONSENT TO SALE.

Consents of stockholders OF the National Shoe
and L. Gather Bank to the proposer terms of sale
are coming in satisfactorily that it under
stood that the proposition to dispose of the insti
tuition is already certain of adoption although il
will be about a week before any formal announce
ment can be made The identity of the intending
purchasers has yet been disclosed
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
OXFORD HONORS NR. CHO4TE.

DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF CIVIL LAW GIVEN
London June 24.-Oxford University to-day
conferred the honorary degree Of Doctor OF
Civil Law on Joseph H. Choate, the United
States Ambassador TO Great Britain, who was
warmly welcomed. Mrs and Miss Choate, John
r. Carter. Second Secretary Of the Embassy.
and Mrs. Carter and Mrs Montgomery Sears ac-
cornpanied the ambassador to oxford.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
COLONEL LYNCH AGAIN REMANDED

London June 24.-At Bow Street Police Court
to-day, after the taking Of brief and unim-
portant evidence. Colonel Arthur Lynch Mem
ber OF Parliament-elect for Galway, and for
merly Of the Boer army, who is charged with
high treason was again remanded, this time
.nrrH IL 1
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
DIED..

DEPEw-On Monday. June a. after lingering hiness'
Mary widow OF Robert A Depew, in her 10Th year.
Funeral residence. No 150 West lsAst-
St Wednesday evening. June .. at 8 O'Clock Inter
ment at PeekskiI Thursday June rs. on arrival os
m train from Grand Central Please enis
flowers.
HOYT-At Stamford. Conn. Tuesday. June a. 1904
Theodore W. Hoyt- Notice of funeral hereafter
JORDAN-Sarah ". widow Of Richard r. Jordan on
First Sixth month 22d. Funeral at residence.
Hudson. Fourth day "wednesday. 25th at
II a m Carriages meet $50 train from Nev-York
LAMBDEN-Suddenly. New-ROchelle. Monday
June 2S. 1902 George Lambden- IN his 6sth year
Funeral services from his residence. No le2 LID
omit flowers.
LENr-Entered Norfolk. Conn., June =,
William Bement Lent The services attending his burial
will be held homestead. Poughkeepsfe. N Y-s
Thursday. June &c. 1902. at D. m
SAGE-On Restigouche River, Canada. %. Dean
Sage. Of Albany. y. Y.
W1LLIAMS-At her home. No 1O7 Dwight Place. Engie-
wood. n. J.. Monday. June 23. in her saith year,
Maria Farmer wife Of the late Brown Howe Williams.
of Utica y Y. Funeral Wednesday. June %
rival OF train leaving 23d-st-. NewYOrk. at I:io
Interment Utica Utica and Herkimer papers please
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
RECEPTION At CHINESE COURT
GREETINGS SENT BY EMPEROR AND EN-
PRESS TO THE PRESIDENT

Peking, June 24-The Emperor and the En-
press Dowager received Rear Admiral Frederick
Rodgers, L. 5. N, commander in chief the
Asiatic Station, and his staff. and the staff Of
the Uaited States Legation here. in audience
to-day. Both the Emperor and the Empress
Dowager requested Rear Admiral Rodgers TO
Ron
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
HUNGARYS WHEAT CROP.

Budapest, June 24-The Ministry of Agriculture
estimates the wheat yield at 2iso.0oo metric hun
dredweight or 1900 coo less than the previous est
mate The ministry also estimates that the yield
OF rye barley and oats will not vary materially
from The previous estimate.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
GpeliaI Notices.

new bankruptcy divorce collections on commits
highest referancess
advice free Address for appointment. LEX Box Is. TrIe
Office.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

The composer of 'Cavalleria Rusticana' will
write the incidental music for the dramatization OF
Hall Gaines THE Eternal City which Miss Viola
Allen viii produce in this country ana
BeerbohTn Tree in England An agreement was
signed in Florence yesterday between Mascagn ana
George c. Tyler, representing Liebler Co.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
ARRESTED AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
THAT THERE ARE FOUR QUARTERS
oF THE GLOBE

Washington June 24-James King. thirty-two
wears old a Canadian. who has spent twenty years
Of his life at Tonawanda. y. y, was arrested at
tho White House to-day and held for examination
into his mental condition. He said he wanted TO
convince the President that there four quarters
az the globe he asked for "a pair of diV1derS'
70 locate the United states
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
i TRAGEDY At EDNBURGE.
PORTER SHOOTS PROFESSOR AND HIS ASSISTANT
At SURGEONS HALL.

Edinburgh June e4--Dariel AIcCIinton, a porter
al Surgeons Hail. in a fl of insanity to-day shot
and killed Dr. Ivison Macadam, professor OF chem
istrv and James Forbes the professors assistant
McCiinron was overpowered after ne had fired five
shots from rife.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
GERMAN TORPEDO BO4T SUNK.
COMMANDER AND THREE MEN MISSING
RUN DOWN BY BRITISH STEAMER

Kiel. Germany. June 24.-Torpedo boat No. ~,
Of the German navy, was run down and sunk
by a British steamer to-day at the mouth Of
the Elbe. The commander Of the torpedo boat
and three Of her crew missing.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25

The Show Girl" closes at Wallack's Satur-
day night This will be the sixty-ffth perform
snce. and the company viii have weeks rest
before appearing Manhattan Beach.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
FORECAST For TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

For England. showers to-day and Thursday:
fresh winds.
Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware. District OF Co
lumbia Maryland New-Jersey fair and warmer to-
day. Thursday probably showers; light. variable winds
mostly southwest
For Eastern Nevv-York SOUTH showers IN
north portion to-day Thursday rising temperature
fresh southwest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York.
today Thursday: rising temperature: fresh
southwest to south winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
changes in indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted lire shows the
recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
the temperature twenty
last
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25

The Chinese Honeymoon which continues TO al
The Casino will be played al an extra matinee or
me Fourth OF July.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25

Highest temperature yesterday 10; 81; average
Average corresponding date OF last year. IS.
Average corresponding years.
Il.
to-day and Thursday; rising
perature; light t fresh southwest winds.
Burnett's Vanilla
is pure. Don't your grocer work of cheap and
dangerous substitute. Insist on having Burnets-
Compa rt tmcnt Sleeping Cars
7.2J p. NJ. train Buffalo Also
cafe Service uneXcelled
The surest and safest OF Blood Purifiers Jayne's
Alternative.
BORN.
LEWIS-On Sunday. June -. to Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Lewis. daughter
DIED.
Burt Henrietta T Iamoden, George.
Depew. Mary Lent. William r
HoyL. Theodore W. sage. Dean.
Jordan. Sarah NJ Williams. Maria F.
BURT-On Tuesday June "a. her residence. No. 40
West 119th-st. Henrietta Toy, wifs of George II.
Burt Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
DIED.

LEwIs-on Sunday. June D. Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Lewis a daughter
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
LORD NTLNER SWORN N.

PROVINCES-DE WET PRESENT.
BlOeTlfontein, Orange River Colony June "a
Lord Miner Governor Of the Transvaal and
British High Commissioner III South Africa, ar
rived here to-day and took the oath Governor
Of the colony The constitution Of the colony
was promulgated in the presence Of military
and civil officers. General De Wet and other
prominent Beers were present.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
THE PASSING THRONG.

c H. Hills. of EImira- makes an interesting
point about trout There are two kinds of trout
said ne at the Park Avenue Hotel
THE DIFFER yesterday and few there be VINO
FNCE IN know the difference There is the
TROJTT trout that punges and dives and
swims upstream in the boisterous,
dashing mountain brook. and dozes in deep pools
behind high powders and under wind-stirred
birches That is the real trout. If you are a fish
erman cast for hin-hes something of q fisherman
himself. If you connolsseur eat h1nl- anu
if you are casting for him you'll find ne is some
thing a connoisseur himself Then there IS IN
the modern system of economy another thing
called He is born behind dam. and WINS
but | verify believe on logwoOd. He leads life OF
ease, and is fed to the summer boarder- ana II
you more than 4 summer boarder eat MIN
and live IN ignorance"
There is delight for those who seek the sea
in the summer-the bluefsh late from the net
Did you ever notice the raptures
THE TIME that most people undergo" asked
TO EAT Thomas Zittern. of Lowell, at the
BIJEFISH Marlborough. over the buefish
that has never been packed never
been shipped, hardly been weighed but simply
taken in the hand and 'hefted' at the long boat
just beached? Well, confess that is the way most
people like il. ] do. for But L was surprised
last down the jersey coast to md that
the old salts who take these prizes of the speclai
this dainty of the What do they do but hang
the buesh for several days In the ice chestE Ihey
would never think of eating 1t fresh III reHllhueu
of a farmer I once knew, who sent milk 10 tne
train by the wagonoad every morning, and bought
an inferior quality of chrome yellow butter from
the village grocer
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John Mason who is playing in Denver for the
summer has been re-engaged for the support o
Miss Elsie De Wolfe In The Way of the World
New-York tribune., 1902-06-25
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