The sun., 1902-10-05
HIS ARMY SALUIES GEN. BOOTH
THIRTIL\ UGS EIRI ~ GtNS
iND ~ no NBS AZ ~ tRi\TINE.
\ud E>cOrt the Liner Philadelphia lp
lie VII, sta, Here Five Months
seeking - tnlargc the Arm, Ten.
drriOiu 10, u r,i tn the Acaticm, TO.,ia,.


derioiu 10, ,Itcd to the \cadcm, To-day.
Gen William Booth, founder Of the Sal
walton Army paying his fourth visit to
iAerica reached New York early ys-'cr-
day on he Ann rican liner Philadelphia
y arly 700 peupl' 81 up very early in
'he moruing ,p ~ dp"n th" Bay ard greet
! him fpti'ia of thi"torn t,ig- aud -lHr II
~lsitn"r~ carried tine hann,r- of ihc Army
To Where III" rniiGd"lphia lay al QUdrau
tine They steamed down Two abreast
and tho fag,hip carried two strcancr-
With .lu words "Nrlopmp General A.
ne npt.lla lr,ruuun"d the Philqdrlnhia
twcuiy-OuP guns w'Ir fired lor the General.
and la,"r. when lc 'ug~ turned home
ward, severity tlr," hpuh~ were cNp!pupu.
one for each wear ia he If" of Gcu iiou,h.
Nti!N he Phiadclp phia hay At Quarantine
the tugs crcci round her, vhiiimg l.k"
mad, Will each tug had d hand playing
- lpud'ei MUSIC tii'r'u hundred liagS
had been distributed duuny b" 'oldi.r- and
hey waved these with great irrvur
Gen. Booth. daughter. Emma Brulh-
Tucker, and her tusrapC wen ubUuTa NJ"
Philadelphia where 'l.r General greet
theni very anr"tiungtrly. Wien he PhilA-
dnlphm started ter ter dock the r,tliia
went along The commander and rur-ui
lug Then cam" he Metropolitan divi-
sion, me Jersey diyi, :ur, ~" Atlantic Coast
division, the HUt.pn River division, in"
Na,luHdl U.aiGu,ri'I~ .tEh and ia" Tran
ing Nrwr division, tie SGm and Rescue
diyi-i "a, 'hr N"N England representatives.,
ih' Western New York province m" :, an
diHavI.u forces. the German division ana
me officers from the Training Homo
Having escorted 'A" Philaiclphia TO
Ter dock fh" fufi'la swung around and
Wen, 10 the top' Of West IHru'ioiu street,
whore the Army dl'"ni arhci dhd lined
~ FOR parade.
Mra,iwiilr &C.,. Booth hau htrq warmly
greeted -" friends whu went aboard m"
boat. ~" W.T. aocumrrr'rd tu America
hv Commissioner Pollard, chancellor of
the oNclequcr Of the Organization and tul
liwley, who i the leading singer ut the
English forces and vino viii assist the
General IN nis revival work in this country
and in Canada
IN" Gcnrral'- hair ard beard ere longer
and whittier thau When j" wa last here
He j. q venerable nro striking pi";lr"
The photographers ut the dock got him
10 pose Tor them with has daughter and
her husband on cilh"r side Of him.
Il have come tu America ~ maze plans
for ~" eniarg cement OF TIE. salvation Army
work IN 'h" United States and Canada,
,ad Gen. Booth i shall be n"rr nearly
five months. oar work j. on practical
and systematic basis. l. has long cea~rd
10 hc an experiment The rrturu- for our
work among ,hc C-lmiuai and vicious Cla.-c~
have been far Rrander than M" world
knows or ryrU can know OF course no
religious worl: can b" carried on without
money, nu wn gei larger benefits from
our nXIrlditurp Than anv other cla-- OF
religious work brings Ia Frplard rn-
ccntiv We have a .p,Cial work Of rrclam'rg
d,rlnkards and o'Ir efforts have brought
marvellous success"
Gen. Rno'h drov" - BE Army hoal-
quarters i'm Fourteenth street. whore bee