The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
SEACOEUS BY The THOUSANDS
ARMY INN PISSENGERS ~
ar tRRIIT ~ ONE DtI.
~, <,lp. nrins a.Sso CsbIn VEN amt
s.sss tn the ~ssersss Casssuss 'f'
nrrrs swampesi Perhaps . H-~"rd
Ds, asuse wen known trriNaIs

ce,-i-. tApland. Cleveland and Rott"r-
dan and two coast wtsa ships. the Allianea |
and viEilancia. came 70 port yesterday. |
Th~y brought in all !. Sso cabin passengers
ard 500 s,eeras. passengers. making |
sss7 o. all grades % arrive in one day. !
II vas one ~ the largest days q arrivals |
ever known IN this port and some ~ IN" |
exr~rts. without access 20 the definite |
figures. said they thought II Was a record |
dav for the port.
The customs mon did fun days work !
The arrivals kept the inspectors jumping
from one per 90 another and from Man !
haitian 20 Hobok~n. The revenue cutter |
With boarding Officers spent most ci her
time churning up the waters ~ the hay.
On really busy day during III" rush
hnmswari the usual quota of inspectors
- hand - about $50 Yesterday It was
found necessary u ing IN everybody
Who could possibly he found. When the
roll vas called there we're jus, 2e2 in
spectors on the job not counting the APP
praisers and such There were sctually
:se men opening trunks and bags
The White Star CELTIC was che first o Z
he big ships - come out Il the mist OF
sandy Hook She reached the bar az
eos O'Clock IN tho morning. Then came
the Red Star liner Lapland. which got "a
the bar ~ 49,? A NJ The customs men
rad = lively Jump - make the connection
fcr The Red star per The Cleveland. IT
the Hamburg -Amertcan Lire came past
the Hook az II 10 Ia tho forenoon. and the |
men inspectors hustled over 70 Hoboksn |
Finally. q; + NJ the Rotterdam APP
pelref a. the bar and came up after |
the usual stop At Quarantine She was
on the same side of the river with her I'M |
mediate predecessor. tho Cleveland, but !
there WASH such a lot % time - spare
a. that In addition O. thess the Panama |
Railroad Steamship Lane AlliaHca came
u from CTistobal She had only eighty |
three passengers aboard. but they had -
be boxed after a. well a. those of the |
VlglLAncia. which got IN from Nassau a.
II -. a little more than an hour after the
AlAancA. with forty-nine passenger
She locked IN Brooklyn 4 few Inspec-
tors had = jump over there
The customs authorities were - hari
gut that they had . withdraw the in
spe-tors who were starIpnai at various
PIERS tvs or thTra AZ \ pier. watching to
See that nothing Was snuERlei ashore
from some shtP or other which WAS wait
lng for lite next sailing
The riac~s of those w@re flied with
night watchm~C. who we're called out
Of bed for the purpose len inspectors
VINO are especially actIv" irI-t now against
smugglers we're kept together a. much
a. possible. They went at one ship
passenger finished them AID then hustled
on 20 the next 90 far "a u vas possible
The Celtic brought 80 cabin Va--en-
gers. the LApla1d. 772, We Cleveland.
a27: the Rotterdam. I.ns3. or a total ~
A.sO7 on the four. In each CAss every
available bit q sl~eping room wAs o~~u-
pied and a good many parsons who 'Is,-
ally travel iirSt class. or A. least second
class took "a sage in the stserag. rather
than wait. Tables Nere fitted up IN smok-
ing rooms and music rooms ana lohhlss
o. accommodate the crowds ~ meal time
ThsaCeltic's st~eraZp list alone he'd about
0ne hundred names - persons who had
pIcnty q money but couldn't Spend II for
letter accommodations because there
we're no better 90 bs had
Among thoee who came home on tho
Celtic from Liverpool and Queenstown
wRs Nathan Straus. Mr. Straus vRs
indignant. veTy much 80. over the At
Jacks made against him and his pasteur
i1nd milk distribution m his absenCN
abroad. He dared tho~s who had made
these attacks 10 repeat th@m. he said.
nov that he u IN the country He hrh
gone away very sick. he said and this
matter had no' At all improved his con-
ti'ion. He had been compelled to give
49, the charity. he asserted, hecaUsa the
fair attacks on HIM had mai" Mira
>'rsus IT,
J'hers on the Celtic were Pierre Tor
fa-t J r. " rarIston Miss Elizabeth
: Phi Nr and Mrs. William J Wright.
.Ar.'ou T. Aborn. Mr.. and Mrs. ERerton
T. winthrop. Col. b. L. Thomson. Nrs
-. -sr > TillinRhas,. Nelson u. Tun-
r.-bE VI and Mrs Oliver Perrin. Miss
ia 1ribanks. William A. Clark.
M 10. ',rmer United States senator
from Montana the Rev. Fred u. Bur
gee he Countess 81 Antrim. arcompa-
ni@d by 'ha Hon. Mrs. Adam. VI. Hartley
Oodge Jgigo George Treifeld. Charles
krafy William Holman and Mrs. Charles
Barclay
Ms Barclay 10 rho author Of The
Fosary A novel which was rad con-
sij"rAbIy lAst winter. Her new book.
The Mistress ~ Shenst one ~ IN he
ssibhshed IN september and she wished
~ b" m this country 90 attend 10 the
-rIhhca'Ion. Sh" Senr 10 the hone 1T
l"r sister. Mrs BaiInR'on Booth. at Blue
.nint l.. /. and a dinner - soon 20 be gwen
90 n"r honor At the Waldorf In addition
~" = n be the guest at = week end party
-0n ~ Mr.. and Mrs. g. n Putnam. and
~" also will VISIT the prison congress
a. Washington
Inc Lapland brought "I-Gov. Rem
ANN y Odell. Jr Mr.. Od"ll wouldn't
cav much about politics IN the way up
'rrn Quarantine OF at the pier. He
Ss.1 this
am not talking politics lust now.
.ot q things have heen happening
.~rH ~ which have hoard very little
md u would be foolis' for mo 10 discuss