The sun., 1899-11-29
CROKER GONE; REGENCY IN
WHALEN. KILLER AND CARROLL THE
TlMM1NY TRIUMTIRlTE.

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TLMM1NY TRIUMTIRITB.
Bevsry Fires . Presidenps Salute to this
Departing Chief, who Leaves Word IA
Keep the Club Full and Let the Light Of
Rrynnism Shine From Its Windows.
In spits OF the Hon. Richard Croker's
expressed hope that his friends would not 20
to Hoboken Yesterday to see him sail away on
the Raiser Wilhelm der Crosse. every depart-
s,ent ~ the oltv and county government was
represented 10 the crowd OF Tammany men
whs followed him to the ship for a hnal
hsndshake. John +. Carroll was the last 10
roach the shlp 10 say good-by and he came
ne3r being left
Mr. Croker and his sons left the Democratic
Club at S:3O o'clock and went over by the
Christopher street ferry. He won't to the main
cab OF the steamship. and not to his state
room. which was No. 178. forward on the
stnrbeard aide. In II already was 1oral piece
from the Borato Seymour Democratic Club. to
which the Hon. John G. Sheehans enemies in
the Ninth Assembly district belong. Other
floral pisces followed. One was from Chief OF
Polioe Dsvsry.
while Mr.. Croker stood In the cabin OF the
chip his we'll wishers fled past him. wishing
him pleasant voyage and n succesaful racing
season. Amsng those who bid farewell TO him
we're several Of the women OF the Croker fam
ilies. These kissed him. Mr.. Croker was ap.
parently surprised at their presence. Turning
TO friend he said:
That's more kissing than have done In Q
long time"
Civil Justice Joe Stiner won applause by pin
ming small American nag on Mr.. crokor's
coat.
That will remind you alwavs OF your Amer
icanism." said the learned Judge. 1T will also
guide your hor.esto victory"
In that case will bring back q lot OF Eng
ilsh gold said Mr.. Croker,
When Cbarities Com missioner John W. Kel-
Ter csms along. Mr. Croker shook him by both
a hs; sea, ;o + ho front row Of
"Kssp, your eyes oSsn an! I Your =" Ears '%i open
white am nway-kcep the Democrats In line.
year It'll Iii Il he % Bsmocrsey @ WIZ from sSrt Sr % TO nisb
Zee Zee That That The eoys Keep up heir atten iencs nt
for the light in state aud Nation. III be hack
eagy in April & ~ sxGecw, wsoS go3d reports then"
next II. was received with ns great cordaty
as M,. Keller. Mr.. ,Croser. repea,ed 70 him
ties Department about keeping In touch with
the Democrats and about keepng up n" at
hns enSen az to heart the iset hH the
braves go TO the. club only when he is there.
He wants them TO 20 there all the time. and
u the ship TO see him n He imprsssei on
every one OF his lieutenal.ts the necessity OF
keeping at work day and night while he was
John p. Carroll and Goi; Asa Bird Gardiner
aged TO get on the shi p Just In time Then they
lined m on n" wharf and waved him 'arewell
Nth IG. SrG%d mad" up o. vs TSsiikn9wp rGi.
taken Tor welI:knHTn politicians ,Mr Croker
had deei'nsd 70 talk much T. reporters aboard
win fall 10 line f,r Bryan AID " u rrove their
resa, greatly to our interests, In TACT. | vii
ssay that exPect that In the state and national
The police boat Patrol ran all the way down
to thr lie,tship lust before the Kaiser sailed
Dr., William T. Jsnk klns at his side. was a. the
doing out 20 far when rutI Of smot@ arose
from the Patrol and owe. the three hundred
soo sea "a na5 ran rs the To 6ots
kept pace with the big steamship as she ared
nsI sba. was ,s. suns
As ths gqns ceased to Ssas IL. Patrol sig
suitable words that could he found In the lin.
lied vccabuIary OF the Interpational signal
ough his 9 Ssse- and ~a4 then The Tfif informed of
its msHining n eiI Then The crew Of the Patrol. run;
nlnR close hIonRsiia OF the stsnmAhin, took on
pr. Jenkins and gave three cheers and a tiger
edged II by raising his hat and tho two boats
'TSrouSRoSut RSnn Ii. time tina, Mr. Croker is
q, sent from this country he viii b" In "on-
slant Communication by cah'e ami by mail
with certain men who will keep him
informed Of everything that happens. This
was announced yrster ay afternoon The
men who will keep Nr. Croker in touch with
$sssg ~ csPr"Il and STS1az'sr M kegf sI' NJ
y " AM % ftgng NJ ~
Ter yesterday gave rise 10 a report that Mr..
Keller was to take the place as deputy boss
held last summer by NJ Carroll Ger
tain PERSONS detected a look of deep de-
lection on Mr. Carroll's face after he
left tho ship Yesterday, No such look
was apparent 'ater. in the day. when careful
Carroll looked happy and ai1 coniented i' 10 ri III
Mr.. Keller. So dit Mr. whaIen. IL was ex.
planned thai each Of them hnd his work to o
VII le Mr. Croker was awav. and that the shnre
OF each In the mana ement Of tho business |
political and social fortunes Of Tammany was
understood
Mr. Keller said last evening that Mr. Carrolrs
last evening that Mr., Whacn would gunrd Tho
interests Of Ta'nmnny at Albany through Az.
eistant CORPORATION Counsel Thomas j.
Creamer: that Mr. Carroll would continue TO
run the Inmmanv machine in New York city
md that Mr.. Keller would keep up interest in
the Club All OF them, n was said, would com |
with Wr. Croker whenever II saemei
nec-.sa and there WAS no question of one
Snys I'M bs the 2her n tb on EsH OF them win
Important Tammany men.