The sun., 1901-10-25
STORMS hit DEUTSCHLAND.
CRACK LINER IN WITH MANY
WELL-KNOWN PASSENGERS.
The steamship Vas Held DacL by Rough
Weather-Mr. Nerkcs. Mrs. MAY Her.
ringtsn Hanna and Baron and baroness
Won Hengeimuilrr Aboard Seizures.

Won Henselmuiier Aboard Seizures.
The Hamburg liner Deu,sch-
land, mistress OF the commercial seas.
hnished yesterday mighty rough voyage
from Hamburg. Southampton and Cher
bourg. Her time. over a course of 2oae
miles. was days 10 hours aud 10 minutes.
exactly two hours lssss then the tuniultuous
TRIP oi the record challenger. tho North
Herman Lloyd steamship krOnprins VIII
heln' which got In on Tuesday. The kron-
prinz Wilhelm logged a cour-e Just two
knots shorter than that Of the Deutsch-
land. This rough-wcather contest indi-
cate- that the two ships Rrc probably pretty
evenly matched. More may h. known
about their capabilities when the seas are
smooth or the gales are asisrn
Mrs. Cha rle- I. yerke-. wife ~ the builder
OF municipal railroads. who was pas-
senger by the Deutschland said ,ha, tina
reports that she had been buying expcn-
sive gowns abroad were not true. Nett her
Mr. ierke- nor cares Tor dress or iewelry.
Mrs. ierkes said We are plain home
people. The story that MIR Constant.
the artist, designed the drcss In which |
sa' for the portrait he has painted Of me
is atso untrue Tn. dress | wore while
sitting for him was made ia this city
Mn. lerkcs, after her arrival in London.
was taken III with gastriis aud finally
pneumonia and was In charge Of trained
nurses about twelve weeks She was In.
dignant about u story published In tho
Nsn York journal that slie had attended
the races az Chantiliy week after the
death Of her father She said she loved
her father dearly and Tint the publication
was brutal, a. she would tell the editor Of
the paper
Thomas u. Wanamakcr. editor ~ the
Philadelphia North Antricaa said that Mr.
lerkes saw his wifo on al Southampton
and smll'ngly expressed the belief thai his
electrical system for running the under
ground roads IN London would be adopt ed
He expects to return to New York next
month
MIR, May Herrington Hanna. who, after
obtaining divorce from Daniel Hanna.
hed To- kuforc last summer with her three
boys, cluding legal representatives of hor
former husband. who wanted 10 get pos
session OF the your rg-ters. returned hy the
Deutschland She was me, a. the pier hy
Richard Bacon, lawyer Of Cleveland.
who came up from Quarantine with her
and was thus able without severn stretch
Of conscience TO ~iv To the reporter that
b. was "A passenger on the ship. lie
alsp told them that he was -Mr hfowu,
but they had no trouble finding cut thai
he wasn't II WaE harmed that Mr. Hama
and Mrs Hanna had settled auicahly the
question of rtIstodtansiip of the boys
She dined NJ th" Waldorf and then started
for Cleveland Mr Hanna married
schoolEat" aud old friend Of his former
wife
Oscar Parviainen. handsome Finn,
about n years old. son of the w"lltlir~,
oil merchant IN Finland ami "a naive Il
the capital. Hclsingfof-. is here to wed
an American girl Il Swsiish par"niaP"
whom be me, sbgpad Her father ~ Lyu'r
Sicw"r~, professor II languages a. he
Norwegian Iuther college NJ D,yprdh
Iowa. She sent his pct.Ir" tu Mr John
sou of the scandinavian American luo .
with a letter to him and Instructions that /
he should he -ont TO hcr -hi,shape and
sound He j. an art student HE father |
IL dead and the vast business he lcf; r
managed by he mother ~. viii he mar
ri.1 az DEBORAH on Oct 81 and will r'turn
Immediately to FINLAND with his hride /
He lett all his hagsa.S" h"re except enough /
for Use on hi> fiying trp io the home Il ]
his sweetheart
Baron Won Hengclmuler. the Austrian !
AmhSss ldur 20 Washington. with his wife. /
wrrr also aboard the Dcuitrhland 1hry I
have been on a vacation of siN months.
part of which they spen, IN tho summer |
palace of their king The Baroness T. an 7
au'omobihst of distinction The Baron
said the report thai she had siN Hutomo- /
hil.s wa- not exact She hRs ,nly thr's.
but has oriered another of French mak"
The baggage of Carl = prrhnp, second
cabin passenger of Galcna. Kan, wa
searched hv Inspector tunry With unusual
thoroughuess h'cau-c Chout $50 worth
81 ,cWclry. including a w,mau's watch
and two diamond riur-. had not hccn ul.u-
tion~i IN Prrhm'T DECLARATION. 'fhrr" W'r'
"A lu' # apple, don" gp iu f.sue rap,r
~ several pari- of rrrhm'- uagEAgr, ard
they were examined carefully Several
cigars were broken by IL inspector. Who
surmi~ed thai D." n ght trd '"vr'rv slowed
away in them The -tuf wa- ~yigcd and
turned over tc the appraisers.
Juan !. I"lHva. COUSIN ui The President
81 Nicaragua. lulg'd with siN gold Watches
p-arl hrroch and siN ring Inspector
Tom Duuahue found the ieWc'ry. T'laya
-aid all his other port1hlr pv--.'-i'i"nr
were going IN hond e. Nicaragua and
that hs would have uui the icWclrN iu n
trunk II he hat not lsdr-d 'uai ~ nigh,
ho -tolu Ne was permitted to ~"ud II
. tl.V.stH,b in l.pI