The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-28
THE lUCANn's ROYAL GUEST.
Prince Besolow and e1-Mayor W.
h Grace Are Fellow Voyagers
seven Steamships Carry Many Pas
sengers to Europe.

Seven ocean liners carry the usual mid
summer Saturday quota OF rest-seekers
to Europe to-day.
Among the passengers on the Cunarder
Lucanta was ex-Mayor William r. Grace,
accompanied by Mrs. Grace, two daugh-
tiers and one son They will put in seven
weeks on the Continent and return In
time for Mr.. Grace to make his presence
felt In the Fall elections. He still ad-
heres to his sincerity in endeavorins to
down Tammany, and will gain strength
during his stay abroad for the coming
battle.
Another unique figure on board the
Lucania was a real live African King
AS he has not been crowned yet ne Is
known as Prince Besolow He returns
to his native country to become ruler
OF the Vel people. Prince Besolow is a
son OF King Armah, and was slated to
become King on the death of his father.
An uncle, who was his guardian. took
t the throne: a h9wsver, And the Psinee
a missionary. went to Liberia to be edu-
Gated. The American Colonization So
ciety then sent him here.
College and has spent some time lectur.
Ing. He has become Christian and Is
well educated. He will visit Queen Vic
toria while in England. The Prince is a
full-blooded Ethiopian and stands nearly
6 feet high.
John Noonan. the unfortunate Irish
immigrant. who. 1t is alleged, was UNI
Justly imprisoned here is aiso pass en-.
expense of the Government. Noonan
has only. been here since last October,
but has learned a great deal of Ameri-
can customs during that time.
Some of the passeng ,rs on the French
liner Bourgogne for Havre are:
Mrs: Rosa de Acosta. O.: Apsrieio. Mr.; and
Mrs. W. c. Van Antwerp. E. r. Benson. T.: d.
barross. Jean Bizsc Mrs. Rene B.yan. Mrs: o,
II. Broughton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul ". Bartlett,
Mrs G Bolton searss Rabbit ch. ri sloI-
chspuis, Mrs Marie Chef. Cesar Lopez M. and
raro. Mr. and Mrs NJ Gonzalez Jules @ Gran
| ados August Honnora, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Harris,
Mr. and dA MRS G Fell. JeiIeniG. Mis-. Jelenik. Will
| lam r. King. Samuel H. Lyman. Mr.. and Mrs;
Justin j. Langley
On the North German Lloyd steamer
Aller bound for Bremen, are the follow
ing:
Beai Miss Bea Lady Briggs Or. d. Austin
Cheney, Mrs D. +; cooney. George A. cramer.
R. Coma, william German. Miss Eieansrs Cor
Ralph L. Morgan. Charles II. Morgan. n. 4.
Prentiss Mrs Frank l. Prentice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ekko Solmann, John Schedemann, Mr.. and
Mrs o c. Stevens. and Miss Nancy Mcintosh.
The Anchor line steamship Circassia,
for Glasgow, has:
Miss C. s. Abernethy. Robert Barlow, Miss
Mary Z. Burt, Alexander F1nlayson. II. G. Ham
ilton. W. II. Hood. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin 5. Hall.
Miss s. G. Hudson. J. Jameson
Among those on the Netherlands
steamer Mae sdam. for Rotterdam. are:
Mr. and Mrs Charles st. John Beaucierk. Miss
Agnes l.. Boyton. Mrs Anna Verpianek Clapp'
Miss Anna Verplanck Clapp. Miss Katherine N.
| Dickson, DR.. Albert Gihon. Medical Director
U. 5. NJ; Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. Godsfroy.
On the Atlantic Transport steamer
| Manitoba, for London, are:
Mr. and Mrp D. E. Cleary. the Rev. and Mrs
r. C, Coan, Miss Elizabeth veech Coan. Franz
Spear Coan. Mrs, e. N. Carnochan. S. II: He'd
ley, Edwin c. Illicit. Edgar q. Miller, Mrs. w.
H. Marceiius Mrs. T. ". Merrick Henry g.
Pancoast. William Penniman and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Lindsay Porteous.