The sun., 1896-07-25
nTpEW BACKFR0M EUROPE
rcu1ciGo CoNTENTIoNA GREAT
Shn ShnnppISE ABROAD, HE SdTS.

About the Henley Regatta, the
Ne Hc..,s,, NJ the Ancient and Honornble Ar
.,u.ry, the silver unes'oh' nm. OhsT
ToS.es of Interest,"
,,,rpcey VI. Dcpew, who went ABROAD sew
y, weeks ago to remain until september ro-
- yesterday on tho Lucahla' MT Depews
w.. coming was hastenou oy tue illness OF
n.n,,ip. Vanderbilt. news OF whieh was
.h,sd TO him on thursday oil last week. ho
,.m.oiatey engaged passage on the nrst re-
ua 'nInr steamer, which was tho Lucanla' AT
n"..nstowu he received second caoic,
..,,i,o him that MI. Nahueroiit was
~, Of danger ard that ne heeu not
N.,rrr He decided TO come anyway.
.,,,v OF officials OF tie New YORK Ientral
s.uroad. among thein IL. waiter Neoo, Arthur
q Leonard, Robert L. WeStcott. U. L' pouglas'
.nd Ceo-cc Eiscman. went down 10 the Luchnis
90 the New York central hal'roau tug
Shsuncey VI. Dcpcw They TOOK Mr.. Depew or
=, Quarantine, and brought MN up 10 tho 1901
~ West Forty.second street. where theS lanuea
rim He went straight TO MS nome, ana inter
vspt TO Mr.. VAnderhilts residence Mr. Depew,
vho Is looking well, and very much orohEeu'
VA. accompanied on his trip nome pS mis- ward
Miss Collins, a granddaughter oi Souiihouore
vanderbilt.
81 was only abroad two weeks no said.
.but managed to cram moro things into that
time than ever have in two weeks before. The
iarer rnrt Of my trip, however, was unrleasant
IN account OF my anxiety about MIR. Wander
vi, sailed from America with great supply
Dill e"'''" -, VII, h,,,.rs ,o ,haar TO-
ofAmerican haEs anu i",e oan"o's W enee' ~,
victory at Henley. caolea' too' tor "special
TRAIN W '"So ,,,,,,,, on orrivo, th,t Vale had
ton, and then tou"u on on "s,s"i ,, 'n"s !" ~. n"a
N.aT. -
N'.,rno,sots us for our defeat and Mt the same
toe'iuP ,,t .h,, f,r. ~ tho Emnire Sta.a
time knock OUT 'n' 'H'"u - S,,nn.,,
80, 4, lass time than any train had ever done
hen'e' i" -, ,h.,r. ,,. h,d :, h,ro .
tbefore "Aeh "'kot '"e.e we nav w NV |"
boat from cOrmorant waterman to get out ON
.S.,,.a.o, ali and then lust because the man
the river " "''' ,.,,,, -, ,b. ,,rir.,s s,.n5
stopped his ooat III ir"h' VI 'ho '"'P'' ''auu
We were all arrested BY British policeman. We
l or,ric,t, ourselves from that diffi-
msh"EeN W
Guilty, however.
"The Yale boys were warm In praise of the
r.-,i.I,,cn for their treatment of them. and
&c., ,bo rocas rero ali or.r
admitted iree'l a'Aci tHo i"Ns' "St' az WV
.hat they could not have won against either
,,1., o- Hs,v College. The English oarsmen
Leahuer vi ,eN S(,,..,,. Than
have two ADVANTAGES oNcF ouF heh' ihe' are
AHA IN row in the open all the year round,
s.t,o.-.,ro, snov ths result NJ tho nrac
anu tneIF on' sNAeN N ni.-,u ~
t!ce in English schools OF teaching children to
row at the age OF eight At the dinner given to
~, 49,, -, Sror,Ir- and Athls.ic Cluh ooo
lNe U! '"e 'pO'''"e 80 ~
people greeted the crew, anu auoue tnem Were
a few of the Yale alumni, Bob Cook, Judge
u,, W. w SLiaa, ptto porr,r1 and
ho"ian'' w. '"
myself. II was great dinner, anu every
sneaker wound up his remarks with an invita-
A., o.. Val. "a ro,,a over and try ar,in
pon io' "e ~ -,
The Ancient ana HonoFaoie artilIery 1om-
n,ny of Boston got a great welcome abroad
pp,.,l ,,o ,,o,,,o ,r.-a oIi,a bosr,tah,, 20
h"SN'', az" '''' ''V'i. 80 80 1".1 ~
them. There IS an intense feeing IN England
for the maintenance OF friendly relations with
,.,hI, I,h;,L ,,bioh 10. ro.,o,
US anu ~ "Ao 'H''' '"'HA' ''e ""' i'''
sible more than anything else Tor the warm
greeting to the Ancient and Honorables, An
.-i.s -, 80, -,r-os. , s,,t, - ho .o,r
AinerEeau eou4u "o' ''p''9' ''Ae 90 Ho SOW
these valiant warriors, the heroes or hundred
feasts marching through the crowded streets
=, ~ p-i,,., ,,o,.oro,is =, III. a,r,ou,.,,,
u tne p''''s.' ine'' opo'''' ~ nv
gotiations which were required 10 permit tho
invasion OF England by this army. believe II
...,ha er., .,ro;, b,rd-a5s n, voors ,ha, n
was the HFs' t'uie III nuhufou' VI SeafS 'nA' d
foreign force In military array has stood upon
the soil OF England. Their dinner to the Eng
ish ,ras araa, sroc.os ond Ior,s,v .,;orad
ASH Nas s'e"' s1e'ea' atu '"'so eHIo'e Gu
by the 900 people present. II gave the Ameri-
cans a chance IN SEQ tho Prince and to hear
-. oIr,,..,.. tt,
Nnat SfeaaJ speaAef he ~.
DO you know there Is nothing surprises Eng.
land 40 much as the prevalent hostile and un-
.,-,, a.. "a NJ,