The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05
SEACOERS BY The THOUSANDS


% their time motoring in England. Ire,
Land and Scotland and France. He VA
met al the pier by Calvin ) McKnig hi
and said he was going on 10 his home In
NewburGh soon.
Other passengers on the LApland in
cluded Mrs. Kate woolsey. q Kentucky
woman Identified with the New Thought
movement who has been abroad in The
interests Of that movement and who Also
10 q suffragette: John ~. Powers. 3. H.
Roosevelt. Col Cyrus ~ Van Slyck
George Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. W. n.
Fallon, Mrs John W. Castles. Miss q.
Julia Dean. Miss Katherine ID. Ernst, Mrs
Frederick W. Ripper. DIR. Hobart Scott
Lamb. Miss Helm Hyde. Mrs, s. b. Laned
and A. W. Green.
The Cleveland had on board. besides
eH-Comptroller Meta. the Rev DR.. James
NJ. Buckley. editor % the ChTisfidR Ad'o-
eat.. Miss r. y. Cheseborough. an Eng
lish woman. was on board. with two prize
winning Airedales. Clonmel Rough and
Ready and Clonmel Radiancy. which she
| - taking 20 California TO exhibit at bench
shows. The Rev. Edgar Tilton. pastor Of
the IenoS Avenue Collegiate Reformed
Church. got back on the same ship after
two months walking tour through
Germany and Switzerland, SIR. TiIton
wore the RArb 81 Tyrolean peasant on
his travels
In the second cabin on the Cleveland
werp two young German girls. Anna Buck
10 years old. and H~nney Sienen, - years
old, Of Feinsburg. Germany. They were
with the family of Henry Faust 81 Trip,
= D.. who also had in his party his wife
and four children.
Two sisters Of Anna Buck. Mrs. Rhein-
gold of Far Rockaway and Louise Buck
Of soc Fast Ninetieth street. had written
20 Commissioner Williams about the girls
and had ask 81 that they not be- allowed a.
land with Mr.. Faust. So the immigration
inspectors looked up the two girls and Mr.
Faust and asked them about IL. Mr.
FaiIEt and his wife explained that the
parents Of the girls we're neighbors 81
hts back IN the old country before he
came ~ this country nineteen wears ago,
and that they had taken tho precaution
Of getting the written consent 81 the
parents 81 the girls 90 bring their daugh-
tars 10 America MIR Faust displayed
these credentials but there waz the OH
lection raiss~i nv the sisters ~ one Of the
girls. and the two girls were sent 20 Ellis
Island 10 be- detained until their case can
be looked into more thoroughly.
Also IN the second cabin Of the Cleve-
land vas a young woman who described
herself as Winnred Barten 81 Southamp-
ton. England. She told the immigration
inspectors that she was % years old and
that she was 20 be married right away
had come over 20 meet her hance for that
very purpose But there was no fance
in sight and II look ed for a few minutes
a. II Miss Barten would have 10 be de-
tanned a while until things were
Then up 20 ths pier hurried Henry
Cohn. also hailing from England. Of 2Sii
Webster avenue, The Bronx. He was
accompanied by his brother. Richard.
and his brother's wife. Althree were
bride 20 he, and all were smiling and
happy and out Il breath. and Miss Bar
ten was smiling and happy when she
saw thorn. She went on with the rest II
the party.
The Rotterdam came into port with
two 81 her own records broken. one rec
ord against all corners. The first two had
60 do with number Of passengers and
speed The big ship brought in SIS first
cabin Passengers. S6S second cabin and
GA Iteerage passenger. or oss pas-en-
gers in al! This IL the hest she has ever
DOM and the number 81 cabin passen-
gers, ,Os3, IL said to he "A record Tor any
ship. On Thursday she steamed go miles
which IL he best days run she ever has
had. She ran against head winds nearly
n the passage When Capt S'enger gets
back to the other side this time. by thu
way. he will have made record for
himself Of 30 round trips across the At
lantic
William A. Nash. president OF the Corn
Exchange Bank. one ~ he other pas
aengers. had spent two months in Eng
land and France and attended the Passion
PLAY az OberammerEau. lie said that
his trip was ~ riCfly for pleasure and rect
and that he purpOsely avoided all bust
ness and financial matters.
Other passengers on the Rotterdam
included Gen. stewart l.. woodford.
George Birkhoh. JT.. Consul General Of the
hon and their son. George. I'd; Mr. and
Mrs Howard {. Brokaw. Miss Julia
Brokaw and Mis-. Edna BrokaW. Mr.. and
Mrs Lester W. Clark. Charles r. Denes
~ the New England Conservatory Of
Music Michael DreiCer. diamond mer-
chant. and Mrs Driecer. =. =. briggs a
Detroit lawyer. who wears side whisk era
ike Gen Woodford's and wns often taken
for the General on board. Prof II. A. Farr.
Judge Eugene q Hay. General Appraiser
and Mrs. Hay. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X
Mccall. Adolph Prins. delegate from Bel
gam 20 the Prison Congress at Washing
ton. and Mrs. Prins. MrS Olga Samarof
the Russian pianist, who has been verv
III and IL only Recently recovered from an
operation for appendicitis. and Mr. and
Airs. Percy Ii stewart
There was one addition tn the passenger
list on the way over. Mrs Jacoba Van
coming on 10 join her husband IN Canada,
gave birth 60 son Thursday The
youngster vas mn med Bercnd Wiliem Van
Der Wei Mrs Van Der Vel already had
three children with her when thu fourth
arrived A collection WIS taken up and |
Si2O was presented to the mother and child !