The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-21
SHIPS FULL OF HOMECOMERS.
ROCGH TRIP OF THE KAISER
WILHELM DEF CROSSE.

Many Of Her Passengers lIl-Rosario
Guerrero. the spanish Actress. Here
The kroonland Brings Vermorcken,
the Artist, vino VIII Reside Here.
The North German Lloyd steamship
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse came in last
night from Bremen, Southampton and Cher
bourg with cabins crowded She had a
rough trip and many passengers kept to
their staterooms all the way across
Rosario Guerrero, a Spanish beauty who
will appear as Carmen in pantomims at q
broadway theatre, was still quite sick when
she landed. She has been playing at the
Alhambra, in London, and her manager,
florenz Ziegfeld. says that the audiences
there went wild over her
Other voyagers by the big liner were:
Lady Constance Mackenzie. who is here TO
try her skill on big game; Anton Fuchs,
the operate director; Nine. Ssmbrich
julius Grillo. one Of the greatest German
merchants; Jacques Fauke, president
OF the Paris Aero Club. who has made sixty
hvs balloon ascensons, his record being
from Paris to Flushing; Cooper Hewitt,
Herr Berndes, German Consult General at
Havana; Christian AK, Rudolf krasselt,
'cellist from the Berlin Philharmonic
Orchestra, who will 60 to the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra; c, A. Spreckels, eldest
son OF Claus Spreckels: Hubert H. D. Peircc.
Col. H. Woods Allen, Chauncey B. Blair,
Justus Won Lengerke, Baron Hans Won
Ohnesorge, Bar oness de Pallandt, w. Lyttle-
ton Savage, Ernst Thalman and Francis j
Underhill. -
Voyagers by the Red Star liner Kroon-
land, from Antwerp;
Baron Monchcur. Belgian Minister at Wash
tnston; the Baroness Moncheur, Assistant
and his motneI: F. NJ. yermorcken, the artist
MIS- Harold Brown. Joseph l.. LANCER. Mr.
louis F1ad Mur nG the Hon and Int Mr.
Mrs. A. Darlington Royce. Dr. Charles tn
Evans, 4: indley Smith, Col N. Ii. Heft.
pr; ana Mrs John G. Jay. MIR. and Mrs. J. H.
and George Tabary de Ramecourt.
Co.,, Mr.. vermoroken brings a painting he has
Field" which will be exhibited at St. Louis
he Will reside permanently in this country
he said: There has been great change
since came over ten years ago There is
more tone and the Americans understand
more about art than they did then. There
"a now no room in this country for cheap
artists and they can better dispose of their
work on the other side. Americans are not
only visiting the galleries and museums now.
but they are going to the art dealers In
search of treasures"
The White Star liner Oceanic, of to-day
for Liverpool and Queenstown, will take
away:
Ma! or Gen. F. G. slade. Lieut.. Col. STAN
icy 4. Stephenson. Capt. Frank Hall OF
the British Army. Lord Ribbesdale, Mrs
y. Al lien. i. X. Ashton, Joseph Brooke George
N. Brown. E. S. Clouston. A. lohn, W. &
Davey. Mr. and Mrs. G.. Redmond, L. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin C. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs
DAVID stevenson, A. Van Bergen r.. II. Van
Ingen. W. n. Webb Charles White and W. p.
Passengers by the American liner St.
Louis, which sails to-day for Southampton
": NJ; Thob4rn. Methodist Bishop Of India .
Major E. W; Halford. T.. 8. A.: Capt. 8. W.
Very. U. s. N; G. II. Dickinson. Miss Norma
FendriCk. F. +. Flanders Mrs. s. ii. Hanford
Miss Henford, Miss Marguerite Hanford.
iaide siddal and David Virtue WITT "S N''sS A''
Arrivals by tho Atlantic transport liner
Minneapolis from London:
Sir Henry Irving. and company. Laurence
Kate Brandon Charles bc SH"" He"J John III f.
Foster, Alfred Fisher, James Hearn, Leslie
Palmer and Bran Stoler.
The Holland-America steamship Ryn-
dam, from Rotterdam and Boulogne,
brought in tifty-siN members of the Conried
opera company for the chorus and ballet
and Chester A. Arthur. Frank l. Boles
Charles NJ Dennison, James D. Hunting
A. E. Johnston, John I. McCammon, C. A.
'gner and Baron Egon Won Waldstatt0n.