The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-11
CAMPANIA GOT ALL THE NEWS
had A LONG TALK WITH THE
LUCANIA IN MIDOCEAN,

And Got Out Newspaper "Extra"-Was
In Communication With some Ono All
the Way Acr0ss-Mrs. Tree Dies During
v0yage-Many Noted Folks Arrive.
The Cunarder Campania brought in yes
terday from Liverpool and Queenstown .
host OF noted folks. She was in communi-
cation by wireless with liners or the land
all the way from Queenstown to Sandy Hook.
On Wednesday in midooean she talked for
three hours with her sister ship, the Lucania,
which Is equipped with powerful receiver
and had Marconi himself aboard attending
TO it and getting messages from both sides
Of the sea at once.
The Lucania had all the important news
Of the world up to the time she talked with
the Campania, and the Campania got it all
and published 1t before the Lucania got out
Of electrical touch. in proof sheet form. as
Wireless Midocean Extra
Preceding the news WAS this
We were all much surprised to receive
this morning. before breakfast, a summary
was quite unexpected and gave great pleas
ure and interest to our passengers.
Our sister ship Lusania on her YAK frqP
municate BY wireless with the shore
throughout the voyage She seRt US sum
since we got out OF touch with Crookhaven
on Sunday night We were In communica-
ton with her from $50 A. n. 70 $50 4: M.
two knots per hour.
The wife Of Judge Lambert Tree, who
was III when she boarded the Campania at
Liverpool with her husband, died OF heart
disease on Thursday evening in her state
room The usual Friday night concert, at
which Nine. Melba had promised to appear
was abandoned. Mrs. Trees body was
brought to port
Other passengers by the Campania were:
the 3" south out African Chartered Company.
who is going to harness come OF the nine
Commissioner General OF Great Britain to
Balm bridge., Lieut.. Col. W. H. Brkbeck,
II. Butler, S. l., Cohen. George +, Crane.
r. H, Ewart, J: NJ; Flagg, Err est Rudolph
+ un Howard Knight. Col. ". Gordon SS McGabe'
Theodore W. Myers, Signor A. Sassoi, Carl
Stoeckel. r; II Wilson, Clement !, Winter,
Brown.
Sir Charles Metcalfe was met by George
| Westinghouse at the pier Sir Cha rles
said he would go to Niagara and see how
| the Yankees transmitted the power of the
| falls to elect rical force. The Falls of Vic
! toria, he said, were three times as high az
| Niagara and twice as wide, and he ex-
| pected to convey their tremendous energy
| a long distance, opening up the mineral
| and other wealth OF the region Sir Charles
! will 20 West later TO see the mining opera
| tions and note how business is done In
| America generally.
Miss Mary A. DAILY Of Cappoquin. Ire
| land, was one of the passengers on the
| Campania. Because Of her work in at
| tempting TO revive the ancient Irish in
| dustry of point lace making among the
peasants OF Ireland Miss DAILY is one Of the
| best known women in that country.
Arrivals by the American liner Phila-
| delphia. from Southampton and Cher
| bourg, were:
| Mrs. Alfred Hayman, wife OF the thea trical
bert K. Adams, Mrs, c. R: Bsementt, Miss
Bulen. James a; Campbell, Miss sybil Car
Isle, NJ Henri De Der, Nine. Henri De Bsr,
Capt John Delaney, Mrs II. DIVER. Mr.. and
M Mr. AIfh %a and IsMSs Alb rfS' oo
Piokford, Commander Nathan Sargent, U. $;
| n. and Mrs; Sargent, Mme Helene Swift and
Arthur V. Wilcox
| Voyagers by he White Star liner Celtic
| from Liverpool and Queenstown;
| benjamin Ward Appleton. Robert l.. Beck
man, Theodore r. Benedict II. c. Brown
Alex Brown. Fred 4. Constable. ] II. Dalliba.
II, 3. Duryea. Hugh Glenn, Edward G; Jung
o Lockwood the Hon A. Mcdonnell. ST
Clair McKelway Thomas Newbod. K. A.
Peabody, Richard Pearce. Joseph A. Pease,
! II. Schell, Julian Sternberger, the Rev. DR..
James Stewart. Albert Stickley,, George Q
| Thornton. Henry r. Wood. Capt. W. s. Waters
| and Harry Payne Whitney.
| Aboard the French lirer La Savoie, from
| Havre, were
| Mrs. Eleanor 8. Thackara, who will attend
the unwilling Of a statue Of her father Gen
| Sherman, at Washington; George Burroughs
Z, TOrrey. the artist, who painted picture OF
| the King Of Greece and Is soon to begin on
a portrait OF the Queen Charles Knoedler
| ]. A. Montant, A. c. Palmer and Leonettc