The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-16
MAURITANIA SAFE IN PORT
r,,>j> az iRtNTJNE AND GIFTS
"a DDfk Ar 4 "A. ~.
u,,ir,r rinr-r ami Post asnarr Pelp,r
WORK ia>t n ihr BiS steamer slowly
steam, Up the Harbor- 20 -ght Bix
,'.,,r, ErO,i the start tn shr Finish,

d.. ..Ir.tania Completed the first leg
... ...u-d round trip between New
y.-, ...i ...~pool 10y arriving at Quarsn-
,., o'clock this morning. DR.
~, ,.ur nn board at once and the mail
t.r- .,u.r ~-r" waiting. tied up along
80. .. .E -i"amsr.
=. .. -.I.- were then started and she
...., y..y .lrwly mp tho harbor so a. TO
..N DO unnrd pier az the foot of West
., .. ~ -eet a. nearly as might b. NJ
81. .4 VI
4. ln'v made his inspection OF the
r,... .,,-- while the vessel was under
u,r aur h" big job Of transferring her
"a .N~ ~ mail 10 the pos,-office tenders
va ,.,r-"i On AZ the same time
n. 'ttu.-rania ~as a few hours behind
~ I".a -" had calculated on making.
,x,.E 'r exceedingly irmpestuous
-sat... rnroughout In" voyage She
-slrr.-i sandy Hook atl:So O'Clock A. VI.
~ attest gale at the winter whistled
.; . fu. northwest az about o'clock
srivr m" temperature down from N
> ~ degrees within AN hour At it,
rr.N r. .n the hla,t sent the OFFICIAL
srerr. nl't"r spinning around AZ the rate
o. qy.N miles an hnur and continued 10
.ro,r l. mp ~ fifty mil. pace until =
che When ~ got DOWN TO about forty
.sf- ,r,"- The chances are that IL had
-rrr.C.". force AT sea
Nn.n m" scTeeCher hit these parts
,rs Ntrr-rnnla had iyst turned in "a wire
- .u~- - her agents saying that she
~, .' = VI, ii2 miles east 81 sandy
Hao .ui tha. CAPT. Turner had the i'm.
?-As- p rtat he would make the Ambrose
.haIn.I nsht hip about | O'Clock, This
~, %. -s~ri"d hv tu" agents a. very OPP
mi hUt Capt. turner did not know
,4n .a' IN" weather h" was having
wri n 49, 'lea-, was NOT the sort that
would We him later When the Office
o. "a ~ heard "f the hard gale sweep
ryt,v a-i ~ hig ship II was inclined 10
TIM o.. the Marrrtania would lie
..-s e -le reached her pier al the foot
0I : .l~rA "nth street Hudson River. nv
rp',Iu,k this morning. The chances arr
'tst n he wa pushed through tn. blast
.ra h pped lots of green water and Der
Assem- gers w"r" very uncomfortable
'nr "a i.w hours
It looked 10 tn" Quarant inc expert
~ rlGh' a. II the Maurei ania might
lot ~ 10 her pier before o'clock She
u.s. a. sacks OF mail aboard and u
~ii fak- The two mail boats that will
- along-id. her az Quarantine fully
- nour To receive the packages Sh"
~ = lean ..Ill OF health. according Ia
-s'r-- adylcss. SO her detention by
r. i.;y will not be long None Of her
s--.nr.r> will he permitted TO land
p O. o'clock anyhow \ very small
-'N II customs men will be nj he pier
G.I ~" docks TO see that the Gust oms
..L e.; trns are observed and 90 over
.. ua landing Of the trunks Capt
"-."' received wireless instruct ions
9. 'h- landing ~ passengers He
.- I'D To inform all hands IN first and
end cabin that they might sleep sere.
49, mi gh' be under he circumstances
II oClo"E The circumstances are
LltoSct her placid. being in part the
lDaninS o. all Of the baggage of the
->cng"rs and the cianking of ma
1ary used IN it, discharge
ne stewards and ionEshoremen viii
al the trunks on tn. pier and ready
Examination before the passenger.
-.v. their s,aterooms This is a novelty.
vii mean the swiftest speeding on
ne ~ OF passengers Win non-uutlabls
q n.., Usually passenger hare to wait
- pser until all their baggage T..
mnlcd under the proper letters In
unique ms; ance the stewards and
|,l:-horemen will work while the pas
a-n- sleeps.
"a" trip OF the Mauretania will be
. II her slOw-sI That her skipper
a. done his very best to get here is
ouarent from the way he has pushed
- through the fierce head seas that
lt.- smashed over her bows on every
:" and almost every hour OF the day
H' OassAg
Their" will be some hust ling in the
u'd-d docS all day to-day TO get 8.OcN
~ OF coal aboard her. 80 that she NAV I,
e," q: q o'clock tomorrow night 70 |
r.-l he record round trip across the |
'.-. The loading OF the coal will |
r al hour before the landing OF the |
@ .-.'r- .''rs 'hiS morning.
Anon. the Mauretania's passengers |
rh. FRINGE and Princess Albert Radzi- |
" James X Roosevelt. Arthur
F'r-... col >'muel WinSlow. Frederick .
Nr.,a.y. john X. Hegeman. president
tn" Ne ropor u Life. Baron de Bode. |
.rlr.!a- VI Carlisle. general manager !
''- Farland 4 Woln ShipbIi ding
r..r at Belfast. and Mrs. RicharI {. |
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