The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-10
CROWDS SEB THE LINERS SAIL.
f. n. HARTMAN AND AMBASSA-
DOR CHOATE ON KRONPRTNZ.

MIR. Hartman Has Just Bought Como
More U. P.-Banker yanderlip on His
Free Wedding Trip--Levi p. Merton
Returns-Dr Depew Sails To-day
The sailing OF the Kronprinz Wilhelm
OF the North German Lloyd Line and the
Won Motke OF tho Hamburg American
Line, made gala day in Hoboken yester-
day. Flags were out and the streets were
filed with the voyagers and their friends
Every saloon had an extra bartender and
fakirs thronged the streets selling flags
and souvenirs.
The Kronprinz got the signal for the
start half an hour late, 30 great was
the crush OF friends on the ship. She
took away $50 in the first cabin, 800
In the second and 500 in the steerage. There
we're at least four friends for each pas
senger. When the Kronprinz pulled out
she was a-Autter with flags and handker-
chiefs. From distance the people on
her decks seemed to be grouped pyramid
fashion with little Miss Hartman at
the apex waving good-by with big
American flag to a group Of girl friends as
long as she could keep them in sight.
E. H. Hartman sailed on the Kronprinz.
He was accompanied by his children Mary,
Caroline and Averil. Mrs. Hartman ex-
poets to follow her husband later. Mr..
Hartman had Capt. Richter's private
suite. He is convalescing after an opera
ton for appendicitis He and his family
arrived only few minutes before the
ship sailed; Awaiting him on /, board was az
City Bank. and most Of the time before
the departure Mr.. Hartman spent with
Mr.. Stillman. To a sun reporter Mr..
Hartman said that he expected to be
gone three months and that he was
feeling decidedly better
My illness was good deal exaggerated,
thing to have that bothersome appendix
taken out, and got through it nicely. The
went through. I'm going to Paris and
will spend quite time in France and then
go where fancy takes me. It's regular
vacation, and the man who mentions bust
ness to me gets shot. haven't been pay
ing any attention to business since became
ill., and all that know I've got from reading
the papers. So you see I'm not compe-
tent authority any more to talk on the
market and please don't ask me any quee-
tons about it, because that1l spoil my
taste in my mouth
How about Union Pacifc?' suggested
ITS all right said Mr.. Hartman, I
DOuRflt Ol u ycbtSIudy' khdS Oil
I've got to say about that.
Mr. Hartman said he would probably
spend good deal Of his time automobiling.
THAT seems to be the popular way Of spend
ing VACATION vac M. nSws S he said ho
were married in Chicago on May 20. were
also passengers on the Kronprinz. One Of
the last to bid. them good by was E, W.
Harden, who has been Mr.. Vanderlip's
;ntereat IN +haIr tin nm mi their ARRIVAL at
Paris. Mr.. Harden pays the bills to that
point because it was 30 stipulated in bet
which he and Mr.. Vanderbilt made many
years ago before either Of them thought
which the man left a bachelor should pay
the expenses Of the others wedding trip
as far a. Paris. Mr.. Vanderbilt, who e now
vice-president Of the City Bank, will visit
France and the Mediterranean
Ambassador and Mrs. Choate got state
room that had been given up at the last
minute Mr.. Choat had come over to attend
the wedding Of his son and felt constrained
10 return on first ship he could get; His
vacation will probably be spent IN. Europe
EI-Gov. Levi p. Morton, who has been
visiting his married daughter in Italy,
by his Unmarried daughters. He said he
was out OF politics. He will go to his
country residence at Ellerslie. Other pas
sengers by the Kaiser were:
Capt. Richard Clover. former Naval At
tache to the American Embassy at Lon
don; Hermann. Oelrichs. who is going to San
&c hs,s after as Aaoe q
President BaEers Of the Atlantic transport
.1 Lac a.or. E + isasfa James A. sery"''F
S. Rosenau, a cabin passenger by the
Kaiser, was overhauled by Inspector Tim
Donahue, who asked Mr.. .Rosenau to re,
move his overcoat from his arm. He did
30, disclosing q hand-wrought, fligree
silver dish valued at $500. He paid duty
on the dish and took 1t away.
liner St. Paul, bound for Southampton.
are:
Senator Chauncey N, DePew. Mrs. De2ew
Urban r. Broughton, Mrs. Dupont Coudert.
Ever. sSn% M1mm e2 and epS Miss f Humms
Commander J. Fl. Hunker U. s. N: Stilson
Hutehins, Mr.; and Mrs, Henry Phipps. and
Sailing by the Holland-America liner
Noordam. OF to-day for Boulogne and
Rotterdam are:
Mrs. J: !. Havemeyer. Pr. c. o. Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs: George Tibbits Lane and Mrs.
Arrivals by the Red Star liner iceland,
from Ant werp:
Enrique ZeEarra., formerly Peruvian Consul
to Belgium. who has been transferred to
Colombia Walter D. Blair, Mr.. and, Mr..
HHs the Rev william r. Houahton. Miss
Mary g. Smith and the Rev. p. Sullivan.
HELD FOR NIECES DEATH.
Neshbors Say Aunt Beat the s.Year.OId
Girl Severely.