New-York tribune., 1903-10-21
CARRIE NATION AT ZION |
.4PPEARED IN G4RDEN
D0-cie -4bUses Dr. Henson 10 HIS
Faoe-Says Life Is Threofeped

xrerience % The previous exenir. -. -,
se-storu that had on both sides i,aan -
srg force ever since his arrival bursting =, sol,
,l-,. the close OF the meeting only needing n
single nlissJep the part 81 the Zio., ,.as~
.he New-York police or The Zion s-,arss >,
degenerate into riot. orderl. enough ,,,s
-,eetfrE began. with an immense auaia,,cs ,,,.,
hacked the Garden from the main foo, ia ,b
last sest in The :opmost gallery Il soon ra
solved however. into something narrowly an
r-aachng comic opera. in which the General
c,,e-seer and some half dozen reporrers y,ss
-. principals. and closed with thousands %
depleted seats. To cap the climax came The
sudden appearance of Carrie Nation who ad-
vanoed srom nowhere in particular 10 the cen
t-e aisle and vociferousy demanded that the
general Overseer answer there and then series
q, questions that she wished 10 ask
A rousing cheer greeted Mrs Nation,s r.a.
ri-tence. e crowd surrounded her and fo- se,-
s-sl minutes II looked II the meeting vvo,,ld
lspSe into a mad panic or something worse
Thanks 20 the police. however seventv-Ave
strong under Captain Burfeind. ten Zion guards
s-s the presence Of mind ot the General Over
see- the danger was sverted just in time Mrs
Nation vas induced 10 resume her seat and The
audience took their departure in relative good
o-de-.
n the course OF meeting marked by tenn
tes-uous Kisses. retorts courteous and the re-
verse and epthets that were tossed back and
eo--h like ping pong balls. between the General
C,,erseer and members of his audience. Dowie
announced his Jewish blood. and belauded the
Jsus: recorded his antiDathy 10 parsons" in
General stating he business msn by every
instinct and only a minister by necessity fulmi-
mated against newspaper writing clergy: de-
rounced Tr Buckley and his attack in The Cen
-u-v Magazine the scheduled subject OF his dis
course irtirnated that he might try A bout WITH
: Pie-pont Morgan. whose action in the Ship
tr6i,e Trust matter he criticised numerically:
and announced that he had that evening received
& message from London saying that $4,000
on the way % him 10 assist his cause.
last but not least. he vilihed the sensation
a. yellow press Of this city. while the repre-
se-tatives of these organs retorted In kind
Scarcely five minutes passed throughout the
meeting without diversions. dl;ressions irrelev-
s-~ies Kisses or other interruptions. the main
ionic Of the meeting being a subsidiary factor
In -he course Of his address last night Dowie
ssic he had received repeated letters since his
arrival here threatening his life Some. he
said allowed him only twenty-four hours in
which 20 leave the city H said that he would
mt 60 even though they killed him they
threatened.
You haven't got the man in hard who was
.,er frightened by = lot OF literary mosquitoes
rnareo-s and lice
He accused D. Buckley Of having got the in
;e--lev which he used in his article by prom
tSe vhich he broke.
L charge him with a base piece OF trickery
ar contemplate breach of faith" he said.
7 Hnd shat the last man you can trust is a
Ms,nodist or perhaps Baptist parson"
Ee declared that ministers who denied divine
healing attacked the essentials Of their belief.
- loIi
cause il has preserved that in its Gospel
A. the end. taking up the statement Of Or.
Buckley that ne was 2 megalonaniac. he asked
his followers. And. now. have delivered
discourse tonight that could have been de-
hevere5 BY a naniac?"
No they answered.
Tie meeting was one OF continuous disorder
Nea-y al of The outbu-sts Of denuncistion that
escaped NJ Dovie were cheered by his follow
ers but beneath the applause could be heard
hisses and g-oans from the sides and the rear
O. the arnuhithear-e. where the strangers sat.
The Rev Dr Henson now Of the Hanson
Place Baptist church. Brooklyn. and formerly
of the First Baptist Church. Chicago. who oc-
cupied place al one % the press tables almost
from the begfnning. became the object OF per
soma attack by Dow-ie. Finally Dr. Henson
rose and left the amphithestre by the front en-
t-anoe
H that nights ard runs away lives 10 hghl
suotre- dav." shouted Dowie.
- Henson bowed politely and went on MS
way
The subject on which DoWie had announced
rha- he would speak was: A Megalo maniac
OF Micro maniac. Which, II vas reply
to IN attack made by DR.. James NJ. Buckley
n The Century Magazine fo- October, lSo-
ard entitled. "Dowie. Analysed and Classlned-
Before beginning his address Dowie an
n0unced.
every morning and evening paper II Sew orr a.
w-thd-avr except TWO. which "ii . .,TS 40
fhis Il n we're necessary FOR cause. 90 II p p
cause us-r these two exceptions. the press Id
spi-s 81 - ssIsetood For many that have He'd thc
Place that knows yoU now shan kro" you i'o ~
For re first tine al the Garden Do"ie was
dressed in evening clothes He said that II vas
Or Bgoslev.s article in The Century that hao
determined him 20 come TO this city-that i il
Lad not been FOR tha; article he would propaOis
have postponed his visit here Tor aho1nei 70
Bur I have 6eterrnined-while viii not MAJ
sro-e -hs-l reference 10 the celebrated ie''l'el
o. Fools o.. one of Them which is NerE ap-
rropr.ate nar-e' People in the anoience N''
recognized ne reference TO DR. Henson l-1-
t.-e 70 that title laughed
Il Was asked Fv a man TO go and near 'tlat
ls-ru~e % continued DIT Dowie. but salo hau
=, vfsh - be.r a man talk who classed hirn-
80 thar way But when l heard tn@ ieo1U'e
7 ,.,-,,,,5l,- srnro,ed the title. Mean|hne
shall brand him as a liar AGAIN IL
- ne Rev. Dr. Henson - ~,
Here he vrert into violent denunc-a'i'.' -
three or -four Of the morning papers eaeh -
which he named Presently h. came "