New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
OVERDUE STEAMERS COME INTO PORT
TIE ST PAUL. GERMANIc AND EMS MET HEAVY
GAr.Es-soME OF THE PASSENGERS ON
THE BOATS.

THE ST PAUL, GERMANIc AND EMS MET HEAVY
GArEs-soME OF THE PASSENGERS ON
THE BOATS
,,ho. h,g ocsan liners arrived in port safely yes
tsrdav morning after tempestuous voyages across
the Atlantic They were the American Line steam
ship St Paul, the White Star steamship Germahic
and the North German Lloyd steamship Ems. The
St Paul proved herself good wea'her ooa'' as
she made the trip In days % minutes, and covered
oea knots She brought 297 cabin and 100 steerage
Messengers Captain Jameson reports that he met
strong southwest and northwest gales Win hish
head seas throughout the entire voyage. The 81.
Paul behaved splendidly
The Germanic about day late. and brought
ll3 cabin and ga steerage passengers. The Ems
had aboard rs cabin and 800 steerage passengers
Both vessels met heavy gales and high seas
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, who was passen-
ger on the ST. Paul was met by Police commas
sloner and Mrs Theodore Roosevelt John h.
Starin was also a passenger. and was met by Gen.
eral Howard Carroll and George Moser. superin-
tendent OF the line. DR.. Mary Walker came on
the Germanc. and her name appeared on the pas
senger list as Mrs. ii. a. Smith. United States
Minister Brodhead came home from Switzerland on
Among the passengers on board the ST. Paul were
Mr. and Mrs George p a. Mr. and Mrs J9hn H..
Hamilton Y Cashier, Colonel Freeman. Thomas
Porter Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Gordon, DR.; G. A.
a Mrs. f fSas" Hyatt Hyatt Dr. Dr. R soS hTs
Hartley. MIR and Mrs Herbert Lloyd. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Cabot Lodge. William Heaton Longs
dorf James F.. Randolph. John II. Starin, II. p
Usher Major William H. Williamson. B. II. Wen
dell Mr. and Mrs Il. Il. Walton and Mrs. L. r.
Whitlock.
The Germanc brought among others the follow
ing: S. De A.decocea, the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI.
Baker, the Rev. j. II. Belts Mr. and Mrs. +. Il.
Vivian Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. o. Brodhead the
Rev. DR. O. H. Carter Mrs r. C. Chubb Mr.: and
Mrs c. A. Dawson. j. D'Olier. jr Or X. I. Hale.
the Rev s. Y. Jameson. Miss X. Caverhll Jones.
Mrs. T.. Caverhi Jones. the Rev DIR. Taylor. Mrs.
C. Il. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. T. Il Whistler. 'he
Rev DIR. White. J. W. Woods and Thomas Young.
The Ems had among her passengers Mrs. Louisa
c. Bagg Major Henry r. Dletz, Henry II. Foster.
Wilhelm Hammer. Edward w. Koch. Mr. and Mrs
George II. Rogers. Joseph Somehow and Henry w.
TOPPER. 49,,
the fleet OF delayed liners arrived at her pier shortly
after & o'cock last night. Her time OF passage was
nearly sixteen days and during that time she fought
her way through tempestuous gales and high and
heavy head seas the waves often breaking over the
steamer. on the third day out Wilhelm Weber. u
second cabin passenger committed suicide by hang
Ing himself from a beam In his cabin with his scarf
Weber acted queerly from the time of sailing. and
Captain Wilson put n man to watch him, 50 that he
would do injury to himself or others On some
pretext. however. he evaded his guardian for few
minutes and when discovered he was hanging dead
from the beam. The body was buried at sea
Among the first cabin passengers we're d. p. Doug
las j. g. Miller. w. McCulloch, DIR. ]. McLaughtn.
Miss JOY Damage and Miss Ruby RamaSs