New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-05
FIREWORKS FOR BOOTH.
~res REARING SALVATION ARMY SOL
pIERS MEET HIM poNN IhE
nay PROCESSION FOLLOWS.

..o-.-sr William Booth, oommanoer 'a '''' -
-, ssl,,.ti5r Army. arrived here yestti'aS o' IA,
.-.,,o- Philadelphia o. conduct Nv months
t''1'.. i. ,be United States and Canada. HIS
- vas celebrated by hundreds ot me orheeis
Z" ..s.. NJ --s army representing the Eastern
sN ,., a demons ira zion Gown the bay. AeflaI
-t md fireworks were discharged from l"e'NT
,,,.b --.--1uuded tho vessel. and The hancTeos
-. ,ra-.-ts ON them shouted ana sang hymns
' -, r5,,rs. General Booth was NJ break
-, rims demonstration began, and he went
4. ,4,prr,t finishing his meal 20 bow his ac-
s.--- ~ Tho welcome. The forlla fol-
s .l,s steamer O. her pier al Fulton-str ana
-.zairf f0 West Twenty -second-Sf.. " mere
,.. formed Marching along TWerty-fourih
80, third SIS tu Fifth-aye-, sut thence
ts-r,rzs in West Fourtesnth-st- the process
siam was reviewed @, '''''''0 81 ''''
.-,.5- there IN a carriage.
,,s-,f Booth does not expect 90 take any stems
- IN. union OF the forces Of tue salvation
-. "a tbe Volunteers % America which was
go ry his son. BalHuEtou after his deposi-
- .-orl tle command ~ the army la this goIr-
- 10 does not md tlat there Is decrease "f
,,e -- rbe world bun considers that the efforts
+,r the smsliarauo- OF conditions are worth while.
- have come here tor a tour u i've months
said General Booth on the shin. my object being
.-- IN, bette. consolidation and expansion OF the
army our method 81 deahus OUT religion has
r-7s,ef r1- fN.5lfweural point. every one knows
and ths salvation Army has become WORLDWIDE
establishment We have shown oy our practices
THAT lrr r.eiaus and criminal classes can be c'a.i
win effcierrIy and With inexpensive methods. We
teach religion with the cooperation Of the Divine
Power When Q left England seven months Of a
years campaign 70 save I'VE thousand drunAards
had just expired In this time thirty eight hundred
6--lrs had been brought into the fold without our
hssrs 10 spend anything. Bu- sou mustn't tAlnN
mar our work doesn't cost anythirE. NJ one can do
anything without money"
General Booth Nss asked IT, In his opinion there
had been any marked increase or decrease 'n me
criminal classes in the last ten OF twenty years.
SO don't Jhiuk rhsre has ieen much Of =
variation either WAY he answered. hut every
cav observe conditions which tend 10 INDUCE men
% become criminals on -ll> sup r.. .L.'l'.
any 0lGer steamship ikt inns, you see men 80
women slfuU- 40 The saloon tables faIhs MOI s
than they ruEht 20. and with Injuries a AROUND
them Not ten feet away YOU see me other Slaf
amount ~ food, and have barely enough money %
I'VE on n hen ihf' iooA l.i,,,u-h. w. u. 49,.
YOU suppose that this tends their spirit 10
ervv and covetousnesst That Is what makes Grim
General Booth was asked If hs would try % bring
under one head tho Volunteers Of Amerlra and me
10 u-ll 1ot Dc said II shall nor attempt u
induce -~ l- any wav Interfere with the other
srmv ] an friendly with every one ana shal Try
The General vas met ~ Quarantine ny Command
Booth Tucker. tht genera soL-ll!-llN alc is
daughter Mrs Booth-Turker With General Soofh
a--ra MS sz~rassr,. Major Frederick r cox. colo
0e' John Lavl-y snd lcmmssiarer George a FOL
General Booth v7u preach In The Academy ~
Music today ~ y and al p n a1d z r
To these meetings have been invited many ~ me
uI-nt De VIII lecture m carnegie hau on ne
Salvation Armv Its Past Present ana r7lfl.- IT IS
s1r9Qnoee ,hst Nsyer Low VII Se ne E man
the CIV Tor months tour 81 Canada