The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-04
evening am going to Rlchfeld Springs

evening ! am going to Richfeld Spring,
to join my family"
DO you think you will be called he.
FORE the Lexow Committee" was asked
Il know nothing about it," he an.
swered.
The same reply was made TO the cues.
ton as to what he thought of the irde.
pendent Investigation being made by the
Police Board of accused officers,
Mr.. Croker. DR.. Jenkins. Mr.. Delmou-.
commissioner Daily ana Partner Never
'hen entered carriage together. and
were driven to the Wigwam.
Patrick Walsh, of Georgia, was in the
middle of his speech at Tammany Hall
when he was interrupted by a tremen.
dous yell from the gallery.
Instantly everybody turned TO find nh,
me cause OF the commotion. The rugged
thlck-set form of Mr. Croker was seen
Forcing its way through the crowd M
the doorway.
roar an an ch Instant the hall was in an up
cry The boss Is back. The boss is
paGk! was heard on all sides.
MI. Croker made his way to the plat
I Grr "here he shook hands with Mayor
G,lroy ala several other Tammany
he then took seat and listened TO
Mr; Walsh's speech, meanwhile bowling
anu smiiing to friends whom he recog-
hlzed In the audience.
During Congressman Williams's speech
MI Croker left the han through a pri-
.ate door IN company with Police jus
zee John J. Ryan, Police Commissioner
James j. Martin and Peter +. Meyer.
,,nteIVlew MIN, bu: he raised his right
nand IN deprecatpry fashion and de-
ciared IN a bland, conclliatory tone:
!Now-now don't. I won't talk. 7
have got nothing to say
Ihen, with smile on his grim, sun
burned countenance, he continued on his
way to Sheepshead Bay, to witness the
races this afternoon.
Brother-in-law jenkins took particu-
lar pains at Quarantine that no re-
porters should get aboard the Majestic
there to disturb the great mans silence.
alert Evening World reporter was of
hand Mt the wharf and saw His Former
Greatness there.
Twenty,seven representa- tives of the
New York press waited at Quarantine
to board the Majestic, but DR.. jenkins
would not accord them the privileges of
his boat. t1e Gov. Flower. to meet the
At 6.45 o'clock this morning DR.. Jen-
kins went down the bay on the Gov.
Flower to meet the Majestic and well
come home the ex-leader.
DR.. Jenkins was accompanied by the
Demour. Peter f. Meyer and Commits
sioner of Public Works DAILY.
At 8 o'clock A. NJ. the Quarantine
left Quarantine for Sandy Hook. with
Mrs. Jenkins and party of ladies' on
board: No others were allowed on this
tug. Then ensued wait of an hour be-
fore the big Atlantic liner was seen
speeding up towards Quarantine. The
Gov. Flower was beside her and the
decks were thronged with people. just
opposite the Quarantine health station
the Flower cast-off her lines attached
at racing speed and soon passed out Of
sight ahead Of the big Atlantic liner,
which had slowed down almost to a
When the tug State Of New York
arrived at the Quarantine dock Mrs.
Jenkins was asked by an Evening
'ns e don fn Know rae gov Was si Her reply
Did you see Mr.. Croker?' was next
~ cannot tell you," was her answer
nothing at all to say and hurried to her
home.
The Majestic's time across was DAYS
and 40 minutes. She carried 500 cabin
sci passed six and one-haif miles south
Of an iceberg. She had prevailing west
erly winds and sea, with considerable
hazy weather and fog. Among her
other passengers were Lord Randolph
Churchill, Lispenard, Steward. Elbridse
r. Gerry. wife and daughter; Col. John
Hay, J. A. Hinckley. Robert Thomp-
son and Capt. S. ID. Winter.
Lord CT urchill looked Ill and had a
weary al faded appearance. Lady
Churchill looked as charming as ever.
and hardly day older than when she
was Miss jerome.
His Lordship wore a light yachting
suit, with cap to match, of Scotch
and as soon as he left the
vessel took a seat In a carriage where
he awaited Lady Churchill. He de-
clned to be interviewed, saying he had
nothing of Importance to communicate
on English political affairs, and had
come here solely for the benefit of his
health. He intends to remain at the
Hotel Waldorf for few days. when he
will take n trip through the United
States and Canada. His two sons, who
were to accompany him, were prevented
from doing so, as they were studying
FOR a military examination.
London journalist for some time
past a resident OF New York. speaking of
His Lordship to-day, said:
"Churchill's political shrinkage has
run concurrently with his very pro-
nounced physical failure, He has for a
long time been n source of much anxiety
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