New-York tribune., 1899-06-15
SENATOR HANNA PROPHETIC.
HE PREDICTS MKINLEY'S REELECTION
AND BRYAN'S DOWNFALT-KIPLING
ALSO SAILS AWAY

The American Line steamer St Louis. I'm charge
OF Captain f. NJ. Passow. who takes Captain
Randle's place, sailed for southampton yesterday.
with unusually heavy cargo OF freight. She was
cheered on her way by n larger number than usual
Of passengers friends on the pier. Senator Hanna.
with Mrs. Hanna, Miss Ruth Hanna and Miss Lucia
McCurdy, OF Philadelphia. boarded the steamer
early. and the first thing that met the Senator's
eyes in the saloon was large floral tribute from
ST. Louis. bearing card marked ITO Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanna" When asked by a reporter for his opinion
various subjects he laughed and said:
All right IT has all been in the papers before, but
II you want II here goes Mckinley and Hobart
will be nominated and surely win in 1900: the Demo-
Democratic nomination. the Presidents recent Civil
Service order is all right; shall remain chairman Of
my term; the Republican State ticket Will win In
Ohio this fal: the american troops in the Philip;
hope this will do Goodby.
As the Senator left his cabin 10 go on deck he
met ex-Iieutenant-Governor William F. Sheehan
and his brother John c. Sheehan, and nodded
pleasantly 10 them
The White Star liner Teutonic also cheered
heartily when she left her pier. Rudyard Kipllng.
who sailed her. In company with his father J.
Lockwood kiplng, his family and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
~ Doubleday. seemed to be still weak from his
severe Illness while in this city and did not wish
to talk. Among the personal goods Of the party
Josephine. the child of Mr.. Kipling who died here
The body cremated at Fresh Pond Long
Island. and the ashes will be deposited IN the Kip
ling family plot at rockingham. England.
Among those who will sail to-day for Hamburg on
the Hamburg American liner Auguste Victoria arc
DR.. and Mrs A. Andree. Mrs. Emil l.. Boas and
son. Colonel and Mrs II NJ. Boies and the Misses
Boies. Colonel and Mrs. J. @. Butler Professor Ed
and family. Mr. and Mrs John r Campbell George
+. p. Dodge Louis c. DAWSON Professor and Mrs
J. H. Kepper Miss Isabel S Mcclure. j. l.. Ogden.
the Rev. Father Charles PAUL. Captain and Mrs.
+. r. Rice. L. s. A. and Miss Kathleen II Rice
Mr.. and Mrs Salvador Ros and the Misses Ros A.
II. Scribner, DIR. and Mrs. James Tyson and Miss
Tyson. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wanamaker and Miss
Wanamaker. Major and Mrs Woodbury. and DR.
The North German Lloyd steamer Prnz Regent
Iuitpold. which sails to-day for Bremen by way Of
and Mrs. G NJ. Armstrong. f.. r.. Davenport, Mr..
and Mrs. w. s Hubbell and the Misses Hubbell,
Mrs. Charles King and Miss Anna S. King. Miss
Amy Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mather and
family. II. A. Paradise. Mason A. Stone. jr.. and
DIR. John L. Yates.
Among the passengers who arrived the North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Friedrich last even
ing from Southampton and Cherbourg were Cen
erdl George S. Batcheller and family George
Crouch J. II. Ellison. William Fahnestock Direk or
Grohnwaldt J. r. Harding. Rudolf Graf Won
Meran f. T. Ripley, Director II. Wulf. l. C. Stump.
Ferdinand Yzanaga and J. A. Miller
the New York and Cuba Line steamer Seguranca
from Havana. were Colonel Michael Cooney Ma iors
II. +. Young, G. T Bartlett and f. b. Robertson
and Lieutenants j. r. Seyburn and T. H. Parker
Fifty-f five OF the Seguranca's passengers were
transferred TO Hoffman Island for observation