The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-07
Ships Bearing tho ENJOYS From
Oyster Bay Put Into
Newport Harbor.
WHITE GOES TO BOSTON.
Russian Chief a Poor Sailor and
viii Not Rejoin tho Mayi|swsr.

WIZ WV VOJVSU WV Wa yUVWUSs
Other ENJOYS Remain Aboard the Vessels,
Which May Not Get Away for Ports
mouth Until To-Morrow-Witto Sends
kilograms From NewpOrt-Secretarles
Como Ashore From Other Ships with
Despatches--Notiee Of the Delay Sent
to Portm suth-Neet stopped Once
Before During Trip From Oyster Bay.
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 6.-The peace feet,
bound from Oyster Bay for Portsmouth,
N. H., Is anchored in Newport Harbor to-
night. The stop here was not on the
schedule, and is due partly to the dense
fog prevailing and partly to the fact that
Mr.. White, senior Russian envoy, Is a poor
sailor.
Mr.. Witte came ashore at S o'clock this
evening and loft later by train for Boston,
where he will spend the night. The other
ENJOYS stuck to their ships, which will not
sail until the fog lifts.
Crossing the ocean from Cherbourg to
New York Mr.. Witee was seasiok number
Of times, particularly on the first day out.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse found light
seas and pleasant weather afterward and
Mr.. Witte recovered, but he was not
found on deck often, members OF the
party said. when the seas began to roll.
Before the Mayfower. with the Dolphin
and the cruiser Galveston, left Oyster Bay
yesterday afternoon, lone Of the Russians
remarked that he was afraid Mr.. White
would find the trip to Portsmouth I'M
pleasant. but that he head decided to take
Q chance.
When train arrived here this morning
with the private car Massachusetts, at
taohed. 1t was learned that the car was
sent to take Mr.. Witte to Portsmouth, as
he had not been we'll on board the May
flower.
About 10 o'clock, Mrs. Cameron Nor.
winslow, wife Of Commander winslow Of
the Mayaower, drove to the yacht club
landing and inquired If the feet had bee
sighted. There was dense fog at the tim
and no word had cen received from the
feet. When hour after hour passedand
still nothing VISA heard from the May
flower or the other vessels, Mrs. Winslow,
Rear Admiral French B. Chadwick, Harry
o. Havemeyer mad other inquirers began
to get anxious.
FLEET WAS FooBoUND.
Shortly before O'Clock the stir. breeze
lifted the fog blanket temporarily and
Capt. Kenyon at Prices Neck nfesaving
station discovered the Mayfower, the DOL
phin carrying the Japanese ENJOYS, and
the Galveston esoorting the two yachts,
anchored of the lightship. He reported
the news to the landing, relieving those
waiting there measurnbly.
As soon as the fog lifted the Mayfower
weighed anchor and ran into Newport
Harbor; the Dolphin and the Galveston
remaining ut anchor. At the 10 repeak
OF the Dolphin the flag Of Japan was flying,
red disk In q whitefeld. The flag Of Russia
few at the Mayfower's foremost head.
wITTE COMES AsHoPE.
The Mayfower droppde anchor of the
torpedo station and dropped launch over
the side. 1t brou ght Mr.. Witte. Mr.. Koros-
tovetz, Commander Winslow and two secret
service men guarding them. ashore. Mr..
WHITE looked amiable and not at all Ill, but
hisfaoe was notioeably pale and he appeared
to be relieved to feel good ground under
his Russian boots. sgJ
Mrs. winslow, Admiral Chadwick and
Mr. Hayemeyer received the envoy at the
landing, and after introductions were made
all around Commander and Mrs. Winslow,
Mr.. Witte. Mr.. Korostovetz and Admiral
Chadwick got into Mr.. Havemeyer's auto
mobile. They drove through the cottage
colony and Mr.. Witte called at Admiral
Chadwick's cottage, where he was pre-
scented to Mrs. Chadwick. Then Mr.. Witte
went to the Winslow home for hinner.
Mr.. White also went to the telegraph office
and sent several dispatches. He declined
to talk about anything. He seemed much
interested In the crowd which gathered
at the telegraph Office and surrounded his
In response to cheers he lifted
his travelling cap several times, smiled
and bowed with the careful courtesy the
Russians have shown at all times during
their reception in this country.
TAKEN TRAIN FOR BOSTON.
Shortly after o'clock tonight Mr.. Witte
and his secretary were driven to the depot
by Admiral Chadwick and Commander
Winslow and the Russians boarded the pri-
vate car Massachusetts,. leaving at 9:55
for Boston.
The Galveston and Dolphin ca me into the
harbor at $50 o'clock and anchored of the
torpedo station, and several OF tho score
taries of the Japanese ENJOYS came ashore
to file dispatches and get papers, but
neither Of the ENJOYS came ashore.
THE TRIP FROM OYSTER BAY.
Heads the Line, the Dolphin