The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-13
HOMING FLIGHT FROM EUROPE
AMBASSADOR CHOATE SPEAKS UP
FOR ALTON II. PARKER.
Quoted as saying the Democrats Couldn't
No BETTER Than Nominate Him-Prof.
jerks Has Been Helping China About
IAeE Insien,nity -Payment Plan Devised


host Of returning tourists and European
visitors got in yesterday by four crowded
steamships, the White Star liner Celtic, the
American liner New York, the Cunarder
Camp}nia and the Hamburg Americar
liner Butcher.
TheNew York made her fastest westward
trip since her recent reconstruction her
time being days IS hours and 20 minutes
Among her voyagers were Mrs. Shaw, wife
Of Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M
Shay, and the Misses Enid and Erna Shaw
George Arliss. the actor, who will reap
pear IN The Darling Of the Gods at
the Belasco on Wednesday; Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Thaw. Mrs. W. h. Young
Mrs Henry 8. Parmelee. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
L. Pope. Searles Bahbitt, George E. Bel
lamy, Mrs. r. Phelps Carroll. Miss Doro-
thy Carroll, Miss A. L. Colby, Capt. E. W.
Dayton. Judge and Mrs. Harrison B. Free
man, Justice A. Q. Garretson. Frederick
Gerard, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis de Coll, G, F.
Gunther. Prof. and Mrs. Edward Hart,
Mrs. James r. Hayes, Miss Virginia Hoyt'
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Just, Mr.. and Mrs.
James d. Lacey. Mr.. and Mrs William
Lenox. Judge Mayer, Prof. and Mrs. George
f. Mclean, Hon. John P. Moore. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Moss, H. F. Orr, Dr. and
Mrs. George A. Piersol. Col. and Mrs. T. E..
Roessle, Mrs. @. Sands, Mrs. Edwin j. Sell
lers and DR.. and Mrs. j. Winter Walmsley.
Arrivals by the Celtic: Andrew Car
negie I'd. nephew Of Andrew Carnegie;
Congressman John W. Gaines OF Tennessee,
John l. Waterbury, who attended the wire
less telegraphy conference In Berlin; Mr.
and Mrs. F. r. Appleton and family, A.
Kentish Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Blount,
MIR. and Mrs. c. W. Bowring. Mr. and Mrs
Winfred Buckley, Mr.. and Mrs Stuart
A. Coats and family Mrs. G. NJ. Cunningham,
A. j. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Danger
field. DR.. Frank l.. Day, MIR. and Mrs. Chan
cellor English, William Gibson, Mrs. Gibson,
the Misses Griggs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred r.
Halsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Holllns.
Col. and Mrs. William Jay, Mrs. James
Brown Lord, l.. l.. Lorillard, Jr., Mrs.
George H. Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Ricketson, p, j, Sexton, Mr.: and Mrs
Samuel Wanamaker, Prof Thomas ID.
Seymour and Majo and Mrs. Wilkins.
Congressman Gaines said he had had a
long talk with Ambassador Choate in Lon
don and that Mr.. Choate spoke in terms Of
admiration of Judge Parker, saying that he
would make the best running candidate
for President the Democrats could nominate
Prof. J. w. jerks of Cornell, one of the
International Exchange Commissioners ap-
pointed at the request Of the Chinese Gov
ernment TO find for China a solution Of the
problem Of paying her indemnity debt
of 45O 900 600 taels to the Powers arrived
by the Campania from Liverpool and
Queenstown. Prof. jerks said the COM
mission, after conferences with represent
ives of the Powers, had prepared plan
for he establishment of a standard of cur
renoy hyINhich China might be able to pay
her debt to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned He will say not hing now OF the
plan, which will be submitted to Congress
ard the President
. Other arrivals by the Campania were
NJ. and Mrs. J. ". Allison. Edward Bow
ditch, Addison Cammack, Mr., and Mrs,
Mrs. George Crossley, Mrs George M.
Curtis, Mr. ard Mrs James r. Day, Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Drulnmond, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Fndicott, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
lore Fleischman, the Hon. G. NJ. Hitchcock,
A. W. Holloway, Thomas A. I.edwith. Er.
Franeis +. Mahony, a. W. Maconochia
M, p; Mr.. and Mrs NJ j. Martell, F. S.
Pruvn, Col G. Stowell, Mrs. W. G. H. Ran
ttolph, A. Maxwell Tod, the Hon Homer
N Lockwood and Mrs. Lockwood and
William NJ Chase.
,,,On tho Butcher were President Charles
f. 'Thwing of Western Reserve University,
Prof John W. Burgess Of Columbia, Col.
William F. Fox, W. H Maxwell, Jr, Fred.
b Este inway, II. r. Towne and Col. A. l..
Earpey.