New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
TWO LINERS ~ TOGETHER.
TIE ST PAUL AND CAMPANIA BRING
MANY WELI-KNOWN PASSENGERS

He ST PAUL AND CAMPANlA bhlNH
MANY WELLKNOWN PASSENGERS
The Two fleet ocean grayhounds. the Campania, Of
the GUARD Line and the St. Paul. Of the Amer
can Iir., arrived at their piers last evening from
England within hour OF each other. The both
sailed on September g. out did sight one an
other until Wednesday night at II o'clock. They
were then about four hundred miles east Of Fire
Island with the 81. Paul about ten miles in the
lead For nineteen hours the big Cunarder chased
her rival before she came abreast Of her, and from
then until their arrival in port 1T was np and tuck
between them. the Campana arriving about an
hour ahead.
Both vessels brought unusually large passeneer
lis.s with many we-known names upon them.
Levi T. Morton and his two daughters Miss Lena
and Miss Helen Morton. came by the 81. Paul. Mr..
Morton was in hurry to escape from the confu
sion the pier. and leaving his secretary TO at
tend 10 his baggage re FASTENED 10 his carriage
and drove away. lie stopped only long enough 10
say that he out of politics. that ne did not
TO discuss them, and that he had not sold hia
country place. Eierslie
justice P. II. Dugro and Mrs. Dugro were also
passengers on the 81. Paul They have been Oh q
three months tour or the Continent and England.
Justice Dusro had little to say about the political
situation here. pleading ignorance o. what was
goin~ on. He said. Il heard Of Lows nomination
from passengers on the steamer. but do not care
speak Of his candidscv. The Democrats should
put up a strong man against him. My meeting
with Mr. Croker in London on the Strand was
mere accident. We shook hands exchanged 70"
words of greeting and parted
When asked about the possibility o. mis- becoming
the Tammany candidate for Mayor OF the Greater
New-York. which ne vas toli had been talked Of,
Justice Dusro replied: This IS the first have
heard Of that"
Would you accept the nomination II II were Of
Tered TO YOU he was asked.
1t is my habit to accept anything offered 10 me
unless ! proper reason for refusing IL. But
don't want You to understand that ] would accept
the nomination If ii were rendered TO me" was the
reply
The English team of cricketers which is to play
here under the MANAGEMENT Of 7. + Warner, az
MiddeseX. was also the ST Paul. j B. Colo
han and F. W. Ralston. Of the Associated Cricket
Clubs. of Philadelphia. at the pier TO wei
come the visitors. and they were joined by com
mttee Of the Metropolitan District Cricket League
Mr.. Warner. one of the visitors. said that the men
in the best Of health. with the exception Of
Hemingway who suffering slightly with rheu-
matism. The Cricketers went 10 the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Among other passengers the American liner
were Bishop Leighton Coleman Of Delaware George
l.. Ingraham. John X Ewing. Nathaniel Ewing
Jacob G. Cramp. Samuel H. Cramp. James X
Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Ruthrauh and
Miss Paula del Monte, the singer.
Canon Gore. Of Westminster Abbey, and III" RI
Rev. Edward Stuart Talbot. Lord Bishop OF Roch-
ester, England, arrived last night on tn" Campania
and will proceed 10 Bunao 10 attend the Intcrna-
tiona Convention Of the Brotherhood of So. An
drew. During his stay In this country Canon Gore
is expected TO lecture the Episcopal Divinity
Schoo! in Boston and at the General Theological
Seminary in this city ana TO preach ia mdns
churches including ST Jamess. Chicago. the
Epiphany Washington: 81. Pauls Buffalo; 81
Andrews, Rochester. All Saints. Albany. aud TT.u-
ity. New-York. Bishop Talbot is expected to DE-
liver the Berkeley lectures at Vac University dld
assist at the conservation Of the Rev. Dr. Chaun-
cey Il. Brewster as Bishop Coadjutor OF Connect
cut. which takes place in Trinity church. New
Haven, October N
Among the other arrivals on the Campana were
Mrs. ogden GOoet. Robert Gocet and Miss Gooi-l
They met at the pier by a few friends ON"
Of the party said that the body Of ogden Gorl-i
who died his yacht, the Mayhow,r. would be-
brought on IT. 4 close carriage awaiting
the GOelets the pier. ana they were driven
away IL soon AZ they could leave the steam
ship
Judge Rufus r. Cowng Mrs. Cowing ana Nj
CoWing were also Oh the tampania IN iSr COWinc
said that ne knew nothing about affairs iu This
city. either political or anything else and said be-
had not American newspaper for two
months and did not know that Seth Low bad been
nominated for Mayor. Mrs. Pierre Lofiilurd also
arrived on the steamship. other passengers on
which Bishop Qurtard OF Tennessee. Or
NJ. A. Requa. Miss +. l.. Requa Mrr. John Sher-
man Bishop Talbot OF Wyoming and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin l.. CiOdkin.