Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-15
ST. LOUIS IS OVERDUE
Steamers achineryThought
to Be the Cause.
BOILERS WERE LEAKY
INCOMING VESSELS REPORT VERY
ROUGH WEATHER.
No Uneasiness Felt for the Safety Of
the Big Liner as
Yet. -
BOILERS WERE LEAKY

NEW YORK, January 15.-The overdue
American line steamer ST. Louis, from
Southampton and Cherbourg has not been
reported
There was quite a crowd at the offices
of the American Line asking for news OF
the st. Louis, most of the people being
friends and relatives of passengers.
The Spanish steamship Montevideo docked
today. Her captain said that the steamer
had come over the southern route, but had
not sighted the ST. Louis. The American
Line people did not attach much import
ance to this failure to sight the boat as
they said the st. Louis would not take the
southern route
st. Paul at Southampton.
LONDON. January Is. - The American
line steamer St. Paul. which arrived at
Southampton at an early hour today from
New York, reported having encountered
heavy weather, and inquirers at the Offices
of the American line here today were
given this fact and leaky boilers as the
probable cause of delay in the arrival at
New York of her sister ship, the st. Louis.
The insurance world of London is spe-
cially interested in the st. Louis. as she
happens to be one of the few risks not can
celed on the first of this year by the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine Company.
The owners of the st. Louis it is under
stood. desired to keep her covered against
all risks until her arrival at the Cramps
shipyard at Philadelphia.
The reinsurance on the St Louis at
Lloyds' today was 10 per cent, but there
were only a few small transactions. No
apprehension is felt here regarding the
safety of the St. Louis.
List of Passengers.
The following is list of the saloon pas
Louis which sailed from Cherbourg Janu-
ary 4: Mrs. Robert Able and maid, Mr.. w.
P Ahnelt. Mrs. w. P. Ahnelt, Mr.. Victor
S. Allen, Mr.. Albert G. Bayer, Mr.. Fritz
Bergengien Mr. Louis B. Bernei, Mr. C. w,
Bonynge. Mr.. L. Bouquart, Mrs. Katherine
Bradford. Mr.. w. H. F. Browne. Miss Alice
B. Chandler. Mr.. Neville D. Cohen, Mr.. T.
J. Cotton. Mr.. Fl. S. Cramer, Rev. Arthur
Crane. Mr.. William J. Cunningham Mr..
Walter E. Dawlen. Mrs. Walton E. Daw-
len, Mr.. A. H. Field. Mr.. r. Barrett Fifth
ian. Mrs. Forbes. Mr.. S. w. Gebo, Mr.. A.
Goldberg, Mr.. j. A. Hesse. Mr.. Hllman Mrs.
Hilton and infant, Mr.. Jacobson, Mr.. Kahn.
Mr. Arthur F. Kirby, Mr.. George Kolb.
Mr.. Fred Kolb. Mrs. Herbert Langford,
Mrs. Herbert Langford Miss ..orothy
Langford, Mr.. H. Lansdell. Mr.. Fred M.
Mabilet. Mr. J. MCGEE, Mr. J. Tanning,
Mr.. E. G. Meers, Mr.. Frank A Mes
senger and Mrs. Frank A. Messenger.
Mr.. Jose de Alemarry y Mia. Mr.. Mont
gomery, Mr.. Ralph Nichols Mrs Nichols,
Mr.. Candea Obidos. Mr. Eli Oppenheim,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Orkin, Maj. c. Cunliffe Owen,
R. F. A; Mrs. c. Cunliffe Owen. Mr.. Rob-
ert A. Palmer, Mr.. George n. Fifer, Miss
Helen A. Renlett, Mr.. Charles Harold Ro-
maine, Mr.. B. Sinauer, Mr.. Emil Steinhar-
tor. Mrs. Emil Steinhartor. Miss Emma
Steinhartor, Mr.. Toynby. Miss Ufland, Miss
Blanche Ulman, Miss Lucille J. Ullman,
Mr.. NJ Vineberg, Mr.. s. c. Weichmar, Mr..
Ed. N. Wolf, Mr.. Lucien NJ. Zell