New-York tribune., 1896-03-30
MRS BOOTH-TUCKER RESTS.
SHE WILL MAKE NO MOVE TILL AFTER
HER HUSBAND GETS HERE.
COLONEL, GLENN REPLIES TO HER REMARKS
DARLINGTON BOOTH TO TELL SOME
THING AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MEETING TONIGHT.

RAIIJNGTON BOOTH TO TELL SOME
THING AT THE PHILADELPHIA
MEETING TONIGHT
Tho meetings at the Salvation Army headquarters
were crowded both in the day and evening by people
anx,ous 70 see and hear Mrs. Booth-Tucker They
were however. disappointed, as she did 'o' a''e" -
any OF the gatherings. Many callers also ihquii'u Gu
after her health during the day at NO. Ia "es'
Tbirteenth-st where Mrs. Booth-Tucker mas Haue
ber home AS was reported in The Tribune yes
terday she suffered greatly from seascKness o" he
yovape across the Atlantic and this induced her 10
confine herself 10 her room all yesterday oie "e
MED herself all who called and II was saio Una.
she would not Nccupy herself with any o"o,a'
matters conducted with the Army until aiter inc
arrival of her husband who IS due mere oh "eu"e'
day next on the Majestic.
M. ,,ee,;np at the HEADQUARTERS led last night
hv Major Malan who came here on Saturday from
England and will serve as an aide-oe-cainp " "
Booth Tucker. Major Malan is one VI "e
Rooth.s favorite officers and will be rememoereu as
having accompanied the General "heh INC '"''e'
visited this country last year
Neither Commander Ballington Booth ho' 'i.'
pootb was in the city yesterday. They passed the
dav o,ietly at their home in Montcair preparing
themselves for the big meeting when VIII pe nen'
tonight in Philadelphia In his address a' ''.''
meeting Ballington Booth Is expected 10 reVie" .e
whole controversy which has arisen between MN
nd
first time some interesting incidents that leo up 10
the split. ,,.
Colonel Peter Glen, Ballington Booths rlghp'
hand man and chief adviser. after reading the IN
terview published in The Tribune yesterday with
Mrs. Booth-Tucker. said:
ct notice that Mrs. Booth-Tucker makes one
very significant admission. She says that whlie
49,. corera, was in India and in fact until he
arr,vad In London after his tour. the CHIEF au-
thort.es at the international headquarters Veiied
the true facts Of the situation In America from
the Generals knowledge. This was done pre-
sumably out Of consideration for the Generais
health and peace Of mind but at the same time
this course did Ballngton Booth some harm. You
u,u remember that in one OF his manifestos Gen
eral Rooth said he had sent three dispatches 10
hs son. without getting an answer 10 any Oh 'hei''
As a matter OF fact. the Commander replied 10
each one and the statement that he had trea'ed
his father with such gross d.scourtesy created
bad impression in New-York. As Darlington Booth
dia not know exactly what his fathers movements
woro IN India at the time, he sent his rephes 10
TIE General through London. But now. after what
Mrs Booth-Tucker has said. 1t is clear that the
C5nmander's replies were not forwarded 10 the
General at all but kept back in London
This arbitrary proceeding has cast much odiun
unon Balllngton Booth for his seeming unflla
conduct However l am glad that matter has
Mrs Booth-Tucker. in her interview makes no
secret of her confidence In wnnng ner or, brV'sSr 5r
back TO the ranks OF the salvation Army; pu. siie
urill certainly not succeed. Ballington Boom is
strong in his determination never to join the saliva
tionisfs again and his whole-hesrtei interes6 Is
now given 10 the development OF his ne" move
ment. . - .. ,,t. country
v,,,h Mrs Booth Tucker and now most OF the chiei
officers Of the army in this country are be Sc
serving officers who have helped 10 work up the
army in this country and TO erect the splenuiaa ,a
building in Fourteenth-st. have been ignored ana
passed ,vcr There be no doubt the Gthefai
Is anxious TO have the American branch retaineo
army here is even richer and more resourc ;iui
than the British contingent. and has future uiA'
tho English records never equal ,
The meeting Of the Volunteers in Cooper mon mon
last night was largely attended. and was conducted
hr Moior pattie Watkins The addresses were
purely spiritual no reference being made to any
Thing OF a controversial character.
No definite time and place has yet been arranged
for the meeting between Bangton soon ana ms n,s
sister hut IL is likely that II will take place al tne
ST Denis Hotel Tomorrow afternoon. BaIing t9n
Booth Will insist the stipulation ne mas areaaS H
made-,hat third person must be present on an
occasions that he meets Mrs. Booth-TucKer