New-York tribune., 1912-01-06
BRINGS MANY NOTAbLES
LuSItania Makes Port, Slightly
Delayed by Adverse Winds.
TWO AMBASSADORS ARRIVE
Hengelmuller Discusses Tripoli
-Whitelaw Reid Glad To
Be Home.

The Cunard liner Lusitania. the most
overworked steamship coming TO this port.
arrived here yesterday from Liverpool with
SS5 saloon passengers, 226 i'm the second and
2l7 I'm the third cabin. The big flyer was
not up to her customary high speed during
the voyage. but her average OF 2S46 knots
was due TO weather conditions. She had
northwesterly winds throughout the pas
sage, but managed to come from Daunt $
Rock Lightship to Sandy Hook in days q
hours and 40 minutes.
Among her passengers was Baron Hen
gelmdller Austro-H Hungarian Ambassador
TO Washngton who had spent the summer
and fall at his place by the Adriatic, near
Fiume While at sea the baron learned by
wireless telegraph of the report that the
conflict between Italy and Turkey In Tripoh
was about to be concluded. He expressed
surprise at the report, and said he mad
been near the Italian border, and condl-
tions there did not indicate that peace was
al hand.
Speaking Of the aggressive measures
taken hy Russia in her tilt with Persia the
diplomat said it was an instance Of history
repeating itself-a case where a weaker ma
ton was at the mercy of the stronger Inc
hsron said that there had been compara-
lively little comment in Europe on Amer
ica's recent abrogatiof of her treaty with
Russia.
WhiteIaw Reid, the American AmoasSs-
dor 70 the Court Of ST. James's, returned
with Mrs Reid on the Lusitania. Mr. heiu
said he was glad to be home for a Vlst'
The MARQUIS Of Queensberry, who on ms
dcparture from New York on the Lusltanla
three weeks ago declared that he hateu
FngIisbmen. was a passenger on the Vessel
Yesterday. He repeated his dislike lo'
England and her people, and declared thd'
in time he would become an American CIT
izen He predicted England would event
ualIy have republican form OF govern
uert. and that nobility would become a
thing Of history. ..,
al have made arrangements he sald' 10
hrino over my wife and children to TINS
country. I want them to come here anu
become citizens Of the United States
nation whose institutions ana government
/ have learned to admire.
The MARQUIS said that hereafter he wished
20 bo addressed as Mister" instead Of
MARQUIS He brought over silver cup
won bv his father while at Cambridge IN
1850 and which carried with 1t the title
Of cbampion lightweight of the university
Richard Harding Davis, author ana
rrotber.in-law Of the Rev. MI Farrar, the
Kings chaplain. recently dismissed from
that Office. returned on the Lustania. MI
Davis went to London to be with his sister
after her husband had fed from England.
William IT, Allison chief steward OF the
Iusitania. who was stricken with pneu-
mouia i'm this city three months ago and was
taken 10 Liverpool in a serious condition.
returned yesterday in good health.
Rabbi J. Ii. Hertz who has been in South
Africa thirteen years arrived on the Lusl-
tania accompanied by his wife and three
children. lie comes here TO preside over
the CONGREGATION Orach Chain, No 1868
Lexington ave.
Nine. Nsmara-Toye, the singer VINO lett
California several years ago TO study In
Paris with Jean de Reszke, was passen-
ger. The soprano, who is twenty-five years
old. Will make a concert tour of this coun-
try. Her first appearance will be at Car
uegie Hall next month.
Among others on board were Alessandro
Bonci. Colonel NJ. II. Hunsiker. Francis j.
Otis. Henry 5. Mackay, Joseph Pyke, Mr..
and Mrs r. Van Dam, Miss Julia lbar-
guengoyta and William Harris.