The sun., 1907-11-18
SWIFT KAlSER'S CABIN FULL
PROF. MUENSTERBERG ARRIVES
WITH A ~ MINUTE ADDRESS.


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American Jockeys Return - Passen-
Ser Dies Almost I'm sight OE HIS Home
The North German lloyd steamship
Kaiser wilhelm II. brought in yesterday
722 cabin passengers. an unusual number
for this season. Half OF them were orig
inalIy booked on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. which smashed her rIdder on her
last trip to the east and was steered half
way across sea by her twin screws. The
Kaiser Wilhelm H. sailed three days ahead
Of her original schedule for the benefit Of
the passengers delayed by the accident to
her sister ship.
Among her voyagers was Prof. Emil
Mlnsterberg. president Of the Department
Of Public Charities Of Berlin, who will make
an address at the twenty-ffth anniversary
Of the Charity Organization Society OF this
city this week, and then will sail away on
the Kaiser Prof. MnnsteTberS speaks ex-
cellent English. He said that he had spent
eighteen hours preparing his address. but
that il would not take him more than twelve
minutes to deliver il.
DR.. Emanuel de Marnay Baruch OF this
city, who attended the international con-
xress OF surgeons at Paris. said the surgeons
were divided on the questions Of the origin
ana curaDiIty of cancer. Although the
wei Rht of scientific opinion he said, may
he against the acceptance OF theory OF
infection, still clinical evidence and ex-
Uerience tend TO make such supposition
one that should not be disregarded.'
Richard Hall, the portrait painter, who
| is a widower, Ia here at the request OF Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt 70 paint the portrait
of Reginald Vanderbilt. While he was
stopping at the island Of GLAND he painted
| the portrait OF Prince Wilhelm OF Sweden
and incidentally met a widow, Mrs: Won
| Mtihlenfels, who is also a painter and was
| one of his pupils years ago in Paris, They
win be married in the spring
Six American Jockeys, who have been
winning fane and money in Europe, were
cabin passsn naPs by the Kaiser. Thomas
| Burna. who has been riding the racers OF
/ the German Emperor's stables, was ac-
1 companied by hls wife and his daughters,
! RosIyn and Clarita. He said that he had
| ridden fiftY-eight winners. Racing for a
| German owner, ne said, involved much
| travelling in Europe. This had been good
| for his daughters, who had acquired fine
| knowledge OF German and French.
| Fred Taral has been nding Tor baron
| Springer Of Austria Hungary His son, John.
| who has been riding in Germany. IL with
| him. Fred was in H10. races, winning
! IS and coming IN second in 50. John won
% and would have done better, his father
said; IL he had not been Ieehng out 91 3l. Sorts
Il
ruth OF LoganspOrt. Ind. riding for Victor
| Won Mautner, won 20 out Of 2O1 races. W.
/ j, Cannon, who rode Tor the DE Reszkes.
! won rs races at Warsaw and st. Petersburg.
4 he will return to Russia next season as .
| Jockey for Prince Lubmersky. II. Lewis.
who has been riding for Baron Oppenheim.
/ won 10 races. .... ...
Maxine Elliott. the actress and wife Of
Nat Goodwin, also came by the Kaiser.
| She will open in Philadelphia with her play.
"Under the Greenwood Tree under her
/ own management. She will appear here
| at the GarTick on November 81.
William Hurst, a resident OF Stapieton.
| Staten Island and an American citizen who
! had been visiting his native place n(iermany
4 aud was returning. died almost within sight
| OF his home a. the steamship was entering
the harbor yesterday morning. He game
/ aboard the liner at Southampton iii OF
pneumonia and never left his room on the
trip. His body was brought TO port and
! was taken charge OF by relatives.