New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Z. l. GODKIN. EX-GOVERNOR FRANK
BROWN. SENATOR WOLCOTT AND SIR
JOHN CARRINGTON AMONG
TIE PASSENGERS


Among those who sail for Liverpool to-day on
the Cunard Line steamer Campanla are Mr.. and
Mrs E /. Godkin. Ex-Governor Frank Brown OF
MARYLAND Miss Mary r. Brown. Senator Edward
o. wolcott. Of Colorado Ahomas p. Agar. Consul
General OF the Argentine Republic in Scotland; Mrs
Frida Ashworth, r II. Alexander. Charles H. Ar
mold Professor George +. Barker. Mr.. and Mrs
James Barber Cecil Barring. J. W. Clark. Sir John
Darlington j. L. Dyson, Mt and Mrs h. \. DICK
erson Mr. and Mrs. s. w Doubleday Miss A g
Doubleday Bernard G Gunther, Arnold II. Hal,
Dr. c. Hoepfner. George H. Jefreys. Albert l.
Johnson DR. and Mrs John Grant Lyman. Mrs
Norman L. Munro Miss Norma Munro. Mr.. and
Mrs John Mckenzie Mrs, A. y. Maxwell. Mrs
Henry D. Norris. Miss Grace Van Dyke Norris. r.
H. Plant jr DR.. Daniel Pease. Mr. and Mrs
Phillips Phoenix. George Quackenbush. Miss j.
Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Sanderson. 9. y
Spreckels Or. J. A Standing. Count and Countess
c. A. Wachtmelster and Colonel John Weir
on the Saale. sailing to-day for Genoa by way OF
Gibraltar and Naples will be the Misses L. D.
and Rose Allen. Miss Ellen G. Cary. Miss a. j.
Chaplin NJ. D.: Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland II Dodge
and family Miss NJ A J. rockingham. Mrs. $ d.
Howard Miss l.. P. Howard, Professor h. T.
Homer. H. b. Llvermore Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Phelps. Mrs Frank H. Scott. Miss Marion West
colt J. Herbert Williams and Miss Grace White
Some OF those who sail to-day on the Statendam
for Rotterdam. by way OF Boulogne-sur-M er. are
Dr. and Mrs f. O. Belt. Mrs. Edward w Box the
Rev. DR. P X. Cady, Miss H. 5. Cady Dr. ana
Mrs John ". Dial. Miss Dial. A. E. Fowler. the
Rev c. ]. Giese. Medical Director Albert L. Gihon
L. s. y; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Green. W j. Hardy
MI and Mrs. William Kent. the Rev. T. W. Nick
erson IT, Mrs. J. ". Nckerson. DR.. and Mrs
Chaplain Pennington. Miss Pennington. Mr. and
Mrs James Perpont. the Rev. Charles ]. Roper
Miss J. Roper Professor and Mrs. w. L. Sheldon
Captain and Mrs. Hatton Turner and Professor S
". Young
The steamship Mesaha which sails for London
TODAY has among her passengers Winthrop
Anes George Barnes Thomas Chamberlain. Al
bert Davis Dr. and Mrs. Emmett Densmore Dr.
and Mrs John H. Dorm. the Rev. and Mrs. w: X.
Guthric the Rev. and Mrs. H.. H.. Henry. Miss
Horny DR.. and Mrs William J.: johnson; Mics
Maud Powell. c. +. Topping and Mr. and Mrs.
The steamship Patra sailing to-day for. Ham
burg has among her passengers Mrs. Francis
Corncr s F. Comstock DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Cook.
Mr. William j. Dwyer Nj and Mrs. Frederick
Deppe A. n Fox M and Mrs. 7. G. Frost. Mrs.
. = Won HOcke. Frederick II. liIker. H. X
kristen. h. r. Kertscher, tho Rev. and Mrs. Otio
c Klaehn. the Rov. and Mrs. J. Langholz, pr
" r Niche Martin H. Aladsen. Mrs p. i.
Pretains w. B. Price Professor Arthur Ploggo,
William Sander Mrs. II. B. saunders Joseph W
Tausse Mrs. Mary Bentley and Miss Jennie Tick
The White Star Line steamship Cymric. which
arrived yesterday from Liverpool had eighty Pc
serrerr Including Mrs. Fowler Breakspear. Miss
Anna v Tempest. Captain FlemminS. J. furnbuil;
G. 3 Swift Arthur y. Pelly, J. Lester Sherrln and
Jccclyn Cotterill