New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
LEADERS OF THE RAID IN COURT.

DISTINGUISHED PERSONS PRESENT - CAPTAIN
HEANy. AN AMERICAN. MISTAKEN FOR DR.
JAMESON AND CHEERED AcCORDlNGLY-
REMARKABLE DEMONSTRATION AT
THE HEARING THAT THE JUDGE
Is UNABLE TO QUELL
ronson Feb 25-Dr Jameson. formerly Ad-
,o,n,strator Of the British South Africa Company,
who led the raid into the Transvaal arrived in
London this evening, was arragned In the Bow
Street Police Court and released on his own
recognizance in the sum Of i2,O00. Fourteen 9TH
ers who took part In the raid were arragned
with Dr. Jameson. and were all admitted to bail
In e. 900 each furnished by themselves.
The transport Victoria, which brought DR..
Jameson and his party from South Africa, left
Plymouth yesterday. her destination then being
unknown but there was strong suspicion that
she was bound for London She passed the North
EoreIand at $50 o'clock this morning, and the
fact that she had been signaled off that point,
showing that she was bound for London. was
soon known in the city The approaching ar
rival OF Dr. Jameson and his party, all OF whom
ere heroes In the eyes OF the English people. de-
spite the fact that the Beers whose Government
they probably hoped to overturn. nao captured
them caused some excitement, nno prepaIa ,ao lions
began TO be made 10 receive them. IL was known
that they would be arraigned In the BOW street
Police Court and thther proceeded the Duke OF
British South Africa Company. and number
OF members OF the aristocracy. Many or Dr.
Jameson's troopers who came 10 Ths!aiiu %, t,'e
steamer Harech Castle assembled IN the vicinity
of the court to greet their old commander.
At 40 o'clock the Victoria dropped her anchor
IN the Thames, off Purfieet. fifteen mlles DeI1"
London. tug ran aiongslde tne ~. t-t,h III
took OFF a passenger and landeu MIN al T-I''N'
two miles above the Victoria's anchorage fcie
the passenger, who was supposed 10 De DI' JGino- jul
son. took train and proceeded 10 lOiuoii 49, 10
ta I'D foIn
assembled outside the station, and as ne elleise9
he was greeted with enthusiastlc oa SnSeaa "i'u w.
cries OF Bravo, DR.. JIM He was Ioi'o"eu ~
the crowd from the Fenchurch-st station ~ tne
Mark Lane station OF the Underground ha4l"d!'
being cheered again and again. Arrived AZ t'e
latter station the passenger was 11.neu 1 ;IIIic ~
number OF friends and disappeared from PupiiD
view The enthusiasm Of the crowd had Deeh
manifested for the wrong man. FOR the pas sehb'i
instead OF being Dr. Jameson. was Cap'ar'' p
Heany. an American who formerly heiu d - -
mission in the Rechuanaland Horse ana VINO ,
had acted as a scout for DR.. Jameson In MS iiii-
clustering expedition.
THE SCENE IN BOW STREET COURT
In the mean time Dr. Jameson and his officers
were taken off the Victoria by police launch'
which reached Waterloo Pier at $50 o'clock
large crowd had gathered at the pier. and when
jameson and his party app ared they were louhiy
cheered. The party entered two oninibuses when
conveyed them to the Bow Street Police Court
The crowd, cheering and yelling and In other
weys n an.festing their appreciation OF the RAID
ers. alongside the omnibuses for the entire
distance from the Waterloo Pier TO the court
A most tumutu 1us welcome was given the party
by the great crowd that had gathered about the
court. In anticipation Of Dr. Jameson's arraign-
ment large crowd OF people. composed princi-
pally Of members Of the arstocrAcy assembled
IN the courtroom before noon and awaited DR..
Jemeson's arrival.
seated upon the bench with the magistrates
were the Duke Of Abercorn, Lord and Lady
Abingdon General Sir St. George Gerald Foley
And Lady Foley. and Viscount Chelsea ard the
non. Robert Arthur Ward members of the