New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
J.F.CARROLL BACK, SILENT.
PROMISES REVELATIONS TO THE FAITH
FIJI TO-DAY.
POLICE BOAT. NTH DEvERY ABOARD
LEAVES ITS APPOINTED TASK TO sA-
LITE THE DEPUTY Boss-THE
MAYOR ON THE PIER.

LEAVES ITS APPOINTED TASK TO sA-
LUTTE THE DEPUTY Boss-THE
MAYOR ON THE PIER
Leaderless Tammany went to the Hamburg
American pie at Hoboken yesterday joyous IN
the knowledge that no longer would III De
Obliged TO wander through the maze of ante
canapaien politics without a competent guide
nor be deprived OF the services of an authorized
referee who shall decide factio--l and inter
clique disputes with facility and dispatch
John f. Carroll arrived ON the steamer
Deutschland.
Mr.. Carroll went abroad for the sole purpose
OF seeing Richard Croker at Vantage Ensiahu
submitting TO him all the doings of the poll
ticians-Democratic and Republican-of this city
and receiving from the chief directions ana
words or suggestion aud advice.
Tammany could not reach him too soon. some
OF the members went down the bay on the ponce
bo,t Patrol. which presumably not needed
TO perform any duty along the river front al the
time. since the morally oblique. whose unlawful
acts the police are supposed either TO prevent
or 10 detect would not dare TO transgress whiie
their watchers We're engaged in such a laudable
undertaking as that OF welcoming the returning
representative OF the Democratic machine
The Patrol went, anyway. ON her were Mr..
car-olrs brothers ". J. and Edward r.; Deputy
Police Commissioner William :. DeTery ana
Health Commissioner John B. Sexton. They m
vited John TO leave the racer and ccme up the
bay on the police boat. He would not He has
not lost weight since he LETT here for : con
ference with Mr.. Croker. and MAS perhAfs
afraid OF the hiiasy ladder down which ne
would have to climb. Not so his hrotners, VINO
climbed up and shook their relative warm!
lv the hand. They were the only ones VINO
boarded the Deutschland from the Patrol row
ever. the others prefeTriRg to return on 'iie
smaller vessel
ON the pier they We're waiting and watching
for him IN strength. under the leadership oi
MavOr Van WycE. Frank Farrell ana seNel"I
others whom under existing painful crcum-
stances 81 would not be fair to group under lle
name Of "John Doe" They crowded about MN
when he walked down the gangpaIk. and heart-
fly shook the hand that had so recently sii;iheh
ne hand of Croker They were effusiveiy demon
s;rarive and ssked feelinglY after the heaith OF
Mr. Croker. When assured that il was eNcelieill,
they asked just as feelingly but in another
sense other questions, that brought forth ON!
the answer that Mr.. Carroll would confde 10
them such matters he saw III to-day at III a.
m. 81 the Wigwar
That was all Mr. Carroll said that was of any
particular interest. To reporters ne adced Win
us usual loouacitv Il have nothing to say.
There was nothing about the coming cam
paign nothing about the settlement or dlstflc'
leaders dsa greements nothing about polltos
In general nor in particular. and nothing about
himself except that he was gong 10 far
Rcckaway which he did.
With Afr. Carroll were his sou. John r.. IT.
end Frank Croker. C. W. Morse. Formerly
t,reeident OF the Ice Trust, and still me or us
prominent directors was also a passenger. re-
turning from his wedding trip. Maurice Inter
myer and Mrs. Tntermyer were also on the
Deutschland.
time abroad. Mr. Untermyer said he had en-
joyed his trip and the voyage