New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE PASSING THRONG.

The invasion OF American capital into London"
said Alfred Loader. of London. at the Grand Hotel
yesterday, has stirred up the Eng
AMERICAN hsh much did the arrival of
CAPITAL IN the Dutch fleet OFF the mouth of
LONDON. the Thames in the olden time
The effect has been to awaken
British capital to its possibilities English pride
has been hurt, and every endeavor will be made to
Whher hs Enrsb of she w new he and rival
America in the Improvement of its own transit
The success of the two penny tube buiit by
Americans after American methods and operated
with American cars. is resulting in the renova-
ton and extension of other antiquated under
the initiative. Englishmen believe, however thai
the underground railroad projects of the Ameri-
cans are only the beginnings of others in their
country. and accordingly are bestirrng themselves
In order not to be forestaled along other lines"
Mr. Loader arrived yesterday board the steam
ship Deutschland He is the English representa-
which Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff is the presi-
dent Mr. Loader accompanied the Lieutenant
Governor on the voyage and will return July "a on
the Oceanic.
Captain Smiley, of the 18th Regiment u s A.
returned recently from the Philippines where he
the staff of General J. C.
THE SULTAN Bates. was telling yesterday of his
OF THE visit to the Sultan OF the Sulus at
SULUS- his island capital. THE Sultan
the day / saw him." said the cap
tain, wore dress suit without collar or cuffs For
headgear. he had a skull cap the front of which
was set an enormous diamond He is little man.
him by his wRen tan5nn than b is sysn
comes above the elbow of the aVerag ge American -
captain Smiley has now been transferred to Madi-
son barracks, and was yesterday at the Grand
HOTEL where he was visiting General Bates
The Rev DIR. T. De Witt Talmase entered the
Firth Avenue Hotel with long strides yesterday.
followed by heavy clap of thun-
DIX IAL- der and porter. The clergyman's
MAGE AND hat and coat bore convincjrs tasti
IhE SIORM. mony of the rain which was pour
ing in torrents in the streets out
side He was accompanied by Mrs. Talmage
After DIR. Talmage had registered he said to Trib-
une reporter:
mat storm came down so suddenly that
feared we might be washed to sea l had lust
arrived here from Ocean Grove where 1 spoke at
the fourth OF July ceremonies yesterday In con-
sequence or TINS downpour / missed NV train
nome nome 70 EaS hampton. Long Island and had to
seek SheIter mere II another clOudburst does not
oVertake me, hope to take a later train, which
leaves the city in about half hour"
When asked if he was interested i'm the anti-Tan,-
many campaign. he said:
Il have not kept track of New-York CITY politics
or late as closely as in former years. Neverthe-
less believe that if there is harmony among the
anti ammany forces they will win. / am conf
qent that there are better times New-York City
Indeed, am of ii.
My work at present is of a general character
IL goes on Just the in summer as in winter
gatherings and at similar gatherings
Dr Talmage said he felt in the best of health and
had escaped the heated spell by remaining at home
at EasthamptOn.