The sun., 1910-06-13
LINERS GOING OUT CROWDED
MIkING BIG MONEY THIS YEAR
ON ATLANTIC TRAVEL.

IBostan and Montrral Get some Of the
Tramr That CannOt Ne Handled llere
TWrnty Liners sail From Thls Port
Thk Hrek. Nearly Nll Of Them Full ~.
ThearTival last n ight from Liverpool and
QussnstoWn Of the White star liner Celtic
number 10 coIns this way IN mid-Iuns.
inspired an Official Of the line who met the
big ship to say some interesting things
about tho unprecedented outpouring Of
Americans this seasOn.
The Baltic. which sails1 on Saturday
had iO7 first cabin passengers, seven
mors than the seating capacity Of the
saloon. and a. tho ship has NO second
table provision hal 10 be made for this
overflow by creating a little banqust cor
meg tho library with thepurser In charge
The most disappointed woman on the
Baltic was Miss Mason head u the Castle
/ Institute at TarrytOwn. who had decided
at the last moment % accompany six Of
her pupils 10 Eurupa She found that
there was not only not berth left but
that a dozen or more other people who
wanted to sail by the Baltic had been
referred to other lines. She could not
induce any Of the officers Of tho ship
to give up their roOms. as u is rule 81
the line that the Company's interests are
better taken care II when ia officers
/ have their proper places 20 sleep Miss
Mason stayed aboard until after the hell
rang m the hope that somebody might
I give up his berth ~ last.
The AdriatiC. which by the addition Of
! block IT four new rooms on the saloon
dock has lecnme the largest cabin passen-
I ger carrier in the White star heei. thus
putting the nose ~ tho BALTIC out ~ Joint.
will take away on June ~ few more
Z passengers than the Baltic ~ now carry
ing n Plymouth. Cherhourg and South
anptpn The Celtic. which sails next
I SATURDAY for HDlyhead and Liverpool IL
| spld out. and the Cedric. which departs
on June Is. IL hooked 20 her capacity
! The Oceanic, sailing "Wednesday. has not
/ a cabin unengAg"d
I One of tho results Of the phenomenal
exodus h. tho diversion ~ Boston and
Montreal of cabin voyagers who failed
~ get the accommodation they wanted
on ships sailing from this port The feet
. 1G the international Mercantile Marine
going from Boston therefore j. making
money
LINES. including tho German. from Europe
~ this time h the return ~ American
tourists ~ ho took passage by tho Meditsr-
rAn"an ships IN the spring and decided
% take IN northern Europe on tho way
/ home
IL is the ships ~ tho sixteen and seven
t~.n knot SORT said the White Star man.
that arr the b.-sf money getters. They
have n hlg cargo capacity and do not
burn uu their profits Iu coal 20 attain
spse,l Their cargo alone sometimes
pays q large part ~ the trip across. The
Raltc. for instance. with SON Tons NJ
| goois and crowded cabins will be an
immensely profitable ship on the trip
she finishes neXt sunday al Liverpool
FROM my point ~ view the ship of the
future Is the steady hig moderately
fast ono thar cau b. reiet m 20 arrive
and dock practically on schedule and she
will he Of the type that the White star
/ ant other hig lines are nov constructing
Twenty liners will depart This week and
nearly all will be- crowded The prediction
/ 0f steamship men h. that it will be one
~ the biggest weeks iu the history u this
D furrf