Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-17

81 Ian. 1.-THE steamship
's ~, ,y arrived at her pier today az
e''' ..,,amely slow trip, owing 10
80 ,' 'n Her time from cher-
Y. . y ,be llghtship was IS days .
y y :, % minutes, c days 10 hours
x 'r minutes behind the ships pest
IT. There was no accident Of any
onv time and although heavy
~, was encountered, practically
-. aslay was caused by inabili-
get up good steam in the deisc'
boilers ,,a,o.
n, Messengers became very mug
4, when they learned of the poor
t.. tbe vessel was making and
q l,diynation meeting was held al
N ne line was severely censured
ra,mIttlne passengers to embark on
&'smor IN the condition the st. Louis
,sJ A statement was drawn up
a yyen 10 the public on arrival here
nv a committee chosen to set
N tbe grievances OF those on board.
: ror she was sighted OFF Nantucket
night the st. Louis made good
4 ~ New York and reached her pier
! hours ahead of the time set last
4 large crowd gathered at the
&srirsn line pier and cheered as the
4 came IN with her load of human
A % FOR whose safety grave fears
x been felt for several days.
M tugs having gathered around
4 81 Louis, she was slowly brought
M dock, and when she came within
kkIng distance the excitement ON
SpIer grew II did not take long for
1 arst and second cabin passengers
fross the gang panks once the lines
"A fast, and as they got beyond the
\ enclosure they were gathered to
1 arms Of their waiting relatives.
Ia little group provided a scene, the
Men IN most cases weeping their JOY
4 lie this was going on on the upper
y Of the pier, where the first and
tnd cabin passengers land. similar
hes we're being enacted among the
trage passengers on the lower deck
HI dock, but In this case the pass
teK had again to part from their
Rnds TO 20 10 Ellis island for exam
Mon by the immigration officers
.any Of the first class passengers
Dared their intention TO enter suit
3lnSt the company and their cases
\ placed In the hands Of lawyers ON
ri.
BELL IN WITH THE PENNSYL-
VANIA.
BE Hamburg American steamship
Rnsylyania from Hamburg which ar
n In this port this morning, reports
Il on Jan Is, In latitude 45,35, longi-
i9.20, she fell In with the st. Louis,
Feeding very slowly. The Penn
fanla steamed close to her and
|ed the difficulty. The officers OF
81. Louis replied that her boilers
r leaking and sent a boat alongside
Pennsylvania In charge OF the first
EeI with letters from the passen-
The first officer reported that
st. Louis boilers were leaking so
~ that the ship could only steam
Knots per hour In fine weather.
~ had on board eight days provi-
p and water and all were In good
Iih' The steamer requested no as
|nce.
WELCOME AND THANK YOU.
he ST. Louis made slow progress
Ping into port, Although she was
Pled on Fire Island at o'clock. il
hol until ? o'clock that she passed
ny HOOK. She reached the quaran-
station at Sandy Hook displayed
!sl hags for the word welcome"
ne overdue steamship came in and
~ Louis replied Thank you" No
n signals were displayed by the
as she passed Sandy Hook.
large crowd gathered az the Ameri-
l,ne pier to welcome the delayed
Re ~ Louis left Cherbourg Jan.
| Ivy a. m. and arrived al Sandy
n Ilgnlship at 6:84 this morning.
~ .ms the passage IN 10 DAYS. )
), ana a 70 minutes, an average speed
N ~ Gays runs We're 2il, $50. Ssg. slg.
Nv, ", ~ 1870 1873, 1893. 225,. 2s6 and
Io'sl distance S,O42 knots
" Hfst three days the 81. Louis
n lalrly good progress for her
''g N the prevailing weather which
''uSn and squally with high cross
BOILERS BEGIN TO LEAK.
| 'oS 'sn !, = the steamships boilers com.
w p" ieaK badly and continued TO