The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-18
NOTABLES ON THE MAURITANIA
SCHU IN. CROkER, DEtIES AND
OTIfERS VINO iRRTIEB.
Mr.. Srhwab NonrommittaI on china
Lord Dccics Here for a Wedding
and the Horse show Mr. Croker
SAYS Tamman, Did " ell at Election.

The Cunardcr MGurot auia. storm be-
lated. docked Yesterday With tho biggest
lot of distinguished folk that over hes
ere -s"d The Atlantic westward on an
ruumn trip Many of the i24 saloon
passengers ere here for the Horse Show.
including Lord and LCdy Docics. who were
d"mocraticGlly communicative The ship
n"ws rcuurtcrS who boGrdcd The Maure-
tGnia AZ Quarantine had 10 waiI q few
hours while u Gru'h st"cr.gc passenger
with symptoms Of cholera and twenty
five persons in the compartment with him
were taken from the ship 10y Health
Officer Doty's men
Everybody was willing to talk to the
boardcrs when they finally invaded the
liner Among those who spelled were
Lady JohratOne. who smoked cigarettes
on the way up from Quarantine, the
Princess Carlo al San Faustino, daughter
of tho late George Campbell; Richard
Croker. Mrs. ". B. Leeds, Mrs. Anthony
J. Drexcl. Charles NJ. Schwab Frederick
Townsond Martin, Post Wheeler. who
used TO write aXioms and similar things
and whom is Secretary of the American
Embassy at st. Petersburg, Mrs. Post
Wheeler. who still writes under her pre-
nuptial name of Halle Erminie Rives;
Sir Charles and Lady Ross J. Ogden
Armour, whose talk did not extend to
the trial of the beef packers; Lady Charles
Sullivan Henry. who was Miss Julia
Lewisohu: Rhinelandrr Stewart. Jr. Mrs
james Henry Smith and Capt Averill
American Military Attach6 at st. Peters
burg
Mr. SChwdh went from this city directly
to Pekiu. and as one of the reporters
remarked then came the revolution"
Mr. Schwab said he preferred to make
no comment on the suit against the Steel
Corporation and called the rumors that
the Steel interests were in a measure
responsible for the Chinese revolution
rs absurd. He showed the reporters
u clipping from an English newspaper
published in Pekin saying that the Chinese
Government had entered into an agree
mcnt with an American syndicate by which
all Chinese warships were 10 be made
in the United States for the next several
years. He declined to say whether he
believed the publication was correct
Vie said his own mission to China had
been successful, but he would not say
what the mission was and refused to make
any comment on the political situation
IA China" tie found at his home q sub
puua and other papers in the suit of the
Government against the Steel Corpora
tiDu
Lord Dprirs said that hs and lady
DeCle~ We're Here for double purpose,
visiting the family OF Lady DeCies NivIcn
Could and attending the wedding of
Lord Camoys and Miss Mildred Sherman.
Lord DeCirS said he would be iust "A
lnnksT "a the up1IInn la will al
be Judge at the horse show. Frederick
Townsend Martin indorsed Lloyd George.
Chancellor Of the EXchequer, as man
utter his own heart. Mrs w. b. Leeds
said that IL was not true, as dispatches
from the other side said. that she was
going to marry Prince Murat. but that
II was true that she was going 10 bring
up her boy here as an American and that
sh" would ,pend most OF the winter 1T tho
st RegI~.
The Princess San FaiIstino. who has
not been in New Ork for seventeen years.
disagreed with most of her fellow voy-
ayers about the skyline of Manhattan.
she was not pleased with it: in fact she
called IL "abumlnablo" and other things
She said the tall projecting masses of
architecture made the city look like a
bunch of ruins and that they had spoiled
IN" town The Princess will he the guest
Of Mrs Leeds
Richard Croker said he would take in
tn" Horse Show before going to Lexington
ky.. to look over some stud farms and
finally to Florida to spend the winter
Mir. Croker ls hit whittier than when he
was here before He said he had heard
before leaving the other side that Tam
many was claiming the election here
10y 5o.u1U, but that he learned later that
tn" plurality was nearer 5000, which he
thought was pretty good under the cir
Cum~taHCCs.
Mr. Croker was enthusiastic about the
future of Ireland declaring that he be-
lcv"d the country would have home rule
probably within year All Ireland needed
ip develop her resources, he said. was
tn" pure milk depots established in Ire
land by Nathan Straus had been a great
success, the cN-lcader of Tammanv said
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