New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
THE CMBRIA IN From LITERPOOL

SHE HAD sTORMY voYAGE-DR HERMANN NJ
BIGGs HOME AGAIN.
The Cunard Line steamer Umbria. from Liver
pool poked her nose through the mist at Quaran-
tine yesterday afternoon at o'clock, after a TEN
pestuous voyage lasting from one week age yester-
day The ship having left Liverpool on Satutray at
$50 O'clock She brought with her 557 saloon and l25
second cabin passengers. No steeraee passengers
were board. The Umbria has one OF these ac-
commodating lower decks. and the steerage nttings
were torn out and cabin fittings inserted for addi-
ticnal second-c bin berths. Captain Dutton, bluff
and hearty said that had IT been for the rough
weather the Cunarier would have been In port
Yesterday morning about o'clock The same gale
that bothered the st. Louis, and before that the
Teutonic struck the Umbra as it flew to the east
ward and on Wednesday last she felt the fu.l force
of it, being compelled slow down for sixteen
hours to half speed. on that day she made only
303 miles against 446 the day following when the
gale had abated to extent. The ship also
had to pass through good deal OF foggy weather.
Among the many passengers she brought were
Henry II. Barnard. Miss May Sheppard Bernard
Mrs. r. s. Wilson. General X. Brinkerhof Dr. Her
mann NJ Biggs the Rev. J. J. Brennan. Brigader
! X. O. Carey Brenton the Rev. o. n. Bridgman. Mrs
Bridgman, Ormiston Brown. II. L. Catanach, the
Rev. H. Cosgrove. the Hon Mrs Duncombe. Mrs
DeGuern. the Rev. John Guinan. w Gunther, Reid
Markham H. W. Scott and ID. ". Wyie
Dr. Biggs. who is the bacteriolog.st OF the Health
Department. for a moment. He has
been abroad for two months. but did not go out
side of England lie went over primarily TO appear
before the London Medical Society before which
body he read paper to show the existence OF
bacteria cause OF diphtheria His paper. he
S. d. was well received and the ideas ii contained
we're indorsed TO the various governing bodies
throughout England.
Among the passengers who arrived here yester
day on the Augusta Victoria, OF the Hamburg
American Line. were Mr. and Mrs. William
Adams the Rev. +. W. Bakeman J. L. Berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Drexel Biddle. Mr. and Mrs.
John Best. Com;esse de Cueebroek. William Col
lns Or. and Mrs. H. D. Collins. DR.. and Mrs. u.
r. Corse. Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Courts, W. j.
Ewarts. Mr.. and Mrs ". G. Falkenbridge. Or. h.
A. Goodrich DR.. and Mrs. j. II Grove Professor
Bruno Gortatowsky. j. W. Hunter Dr. Max Hell
nus, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Livingstone william W.
Lawrence Major c. H. Murphy. J. VI. Morrow.
]. r. ID. Phpot. George X. Read Mr. and MIS-.
r. j. Taylor. Paul Cook Woodruff. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gardener Wetherbee and Richard West.
Among the prominent passengers board the
Anchor Line steamship City OF Rome. which ar
rived here yesterday. were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
4. Dana Other passengers the Rev. and Mrs.
| J. Doug.as Adams. DR.. John Adams. Or. W J.
Andrews. James Angus. the Rev. y. VI. Ayers, ;.
w. Babcock. Mr. and Mrs. q. w. Eay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wa"ace Bruce, Professor W A. Brownel. the
Rev. Or. W. T. Campbell, DR.. and Mrs a. H. Car
will. Frank VI. Collester, DR.. and Mrs W. 4. Croft
fut. the Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Dickson. DR. c. b.
Flint. DR.. w. J. Flint. Colonel F. O Won Frisch.
Mrs. Ings John McCrae. Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Net
| tleshp, Roland L. Oliver, Dr.. l.. X Oswald the
| Rev. W. c. ODonneil Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Russell.
| the Rev. DR.. j. +. smedes. the Rev. Or. W. l..
George p. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. S D. woodrun
and J. II. Young.