New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
DEPEW AND WOODRUFF SAIL.
ST. PAUL CARRIES A NUMBER OF OTHER
PROMINENT PERSONS

The American Line steamship ST Paul sailed
yesterday morning for Southampton with more
than three hundred passengers in the first cabin.
The list includes Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Ldeutenant-Governor Timothy L. Woodruff Mrs,
Charles Emory Smith, James E. Sullivan, DR..
George F. Shrady and Barlow S Weeks
Senator Depew goes abroad for his annual vaca-
ton in Europe He is accompanied by his son.
Chauncey NJ Depew, Jr., and his niece Miss Pauld-
Ing. The party will spend most Of their time while
the other side Paris. They will visit the
Exposition and take part in the Fourth Of July ex-
ercises there
Il am going abroad on pleasure said the SEN
stor. land I shall return about the middle OF Au-
gust There doubt in my mind that the
paign which is beginning will result in Re
publican victory. The people have experienced I'M
usual prosperity under President Mckinley, and do
not want a change. The present Republican ticket
is the strongest that could be put the field and
there is for it victory ahead. man would be
foolish this time vote the Democratic ticket
He has had chance for the last four years to
know what the Republican Administration has
done He is doing we'll now and yet he is told that
might do better II he voted with the other side.
Perhaps he might do worse, as he is doing well
now it would be foolish vote away the certainty
for the uncertainty. l don't think he is going TO
do it,
Senator, have you read Mr. Cookers definition
of anti-imperiast?"
L have not seen it. What does he say?"
According to a morning newspaper he says that
fs4hton Of shooting everybody, who does not speak
English" 7r9-a- or
so that is what Mr. Croker says. Well, let
give you my opinion Of anti-imperialist: 1t is
one who IS opposed TO this country growing.
Owing to the fact that now occupy Manila we
are within four days of Hong Kong, and so are bet
ter able 10 take part in affairs in China
Mr.. Depew his return will take an active part
in the campaign.
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff arrived at the pier
with his wife time before the hour for sail
ing Mr.. Woodruff goes abroad on business, and
he will be gone for three weeks. He said: 4 am
very sorry leave at this time. when the cam
paign is just beginning, but I obliged to go
over on business However, I going 10 hurry
back I shall be in London from July to a. re-
turning here on the St. Louis in three weeks I
hope that I shall be IN London in time to partici-
pate in the Fourth Of July celebration there: !
wanted to home now, because my boy has Just
returned from Yale but business is business and so
The Republican ticket IS a strong and is
going to win. 1t is great ticket am coming
rack TO work for its success. There is no question
that shall carry Ohio. and believe New-Hork
Mrs. Woodruff did not accompany the Lieutenant
Barrow S Weeks said that he was going over, on
pleasure and TO see the Exposition He said that
he would be gone five weeks, and TIT he would
Mrs Charles Emory smith wife Of Postmaster
General Smith, and The Misses M!ison aSue &
St. Paul. Postmaster-GeneraI Smith and Secretary
Afterward tney ven on H. ei s. PauI down the Bay
The Women viii visit the Paris Exposition.
lanes 3 Sullivan. secretary Of the Amateur
Athletic Union, was another passenger on the s.
Paul. He goes abroad TO arrange for teams TO
compete in the 0iymPan games al F Aso Major
Washington: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blum, Samuel L
dent Of the American Line; E. NJ. Hqmmel Dr.
Ayers Professor Edward a. BOwser. Major @. B.
BTsckett DR. H Holbrook Curtis Mrs. Barrymore
Drew J . 5 Metcalf. John G. A. Lieishman, United
states Minister to Switzerland, Miss /. La Forte,
Howard Pussy, W. w Stephens and J. J. Wood
ward - - a,s III, a.,
gifts for the outgoing passengers