The evening world., 1913-10-01
OLYMPIC IMPORT
WITH NOTABlES
AFTERR0UCHTR|P
Encountered High Seas at
Queenstown and Has Trouble
Making Berth.
MISS MACKAY PASSENGER
Archbold, Returning, Hopes
Tariff Measure viii Pass
Senate.
MISS MACKAY PASSENGER

| idIIiI WcdSuIc Will faSS
Senate.
The White star liner Olympic. which
ran past QussnstoWu on her way over
from Liverpool thereby causing great
grief and Indignation to Justice Daniel
cohalsa. Senator CLARK ana about 800
other wovid-bs passengers AWAITING
there to board her. came to her pier In
North River at 10 o'clock to-day, after
battling with the strong food tide Just
on the end Of her berth for more than
two hours. Tho big chip carried . mixed
passenger list o. notablcs. ranging from
the president Of the standard OIL Com.
pany to tango dancers from Paris ana
the latest English Light weight cham.
pion pugiiist
Capt. II. J. Haddook. The olymplc's
commander. hastsned to give To the
Newspaper men his version Of the
Queenstown incident which had raised
such a pothsr among the disappointed
| nome-comers at The Irish port He
said:
! when ths olympic camc on Queens.
town there was . gale blowing and the
sea was very rough. To have gone any
way into the harbor would have been 20
r.sk my ship. The tender came out
with 100 passengers sAd tired to run
alongside: but the sea was 50 rough and
there was such danger to the tender
from tho rolling Of the Olympic that !
did not dare lower the gapgvay and try
to take on the paAssagsrs.
CAPTAIN FEARED Loss OF LIFE
IN HIGH RUNNING SEA.
| Almost certain loss Of life would
have resulted. and then the company
and !. personally. would have received
the blame. After the failure OF the
tender to draw alongside cruissd bs.
tween Daunts Rock and the entrance
TO the harbor for eight hours. hoping
that tho sea would abate; but when I
saw that there was no chance OF this
started Tor New York. regretted
excesdingly having to do this, but 1t
was better than rtsking the lives OF the
people who we're disappointed
Eight OF the passenger aboard the
olympic were originally booked for
1ueenstown only and we're forced TO
continue the rest OF tho voyage as the
guests OF the White star Line-also on
very scanty baggage One Of these.
Miss Emile Parrot Of London. had
designed little trip to the Lakes Of
Killarney. but when she found she could
not land at Queenstown she RENE beresl
an aunt In California aud decided TO 10
out there for the winter.
MISS MAckAv ARRIVES TO AZ.
JOIN HER MOTHER.
Katherine Mackay. the fourtesn-year-
old daughter OF Clarence and Katherine
Duer Mackay. whose marital diiflcuities
were recently revealed BY the $1,000. 0oO
alienation suit brought by Mrs. Joseph
4 Blake against Mrs. Mackay. was a
passenger aboard thu big ship. She
travelled in the care Of her Governess,
Miss Thompson. The latter said Miss
Katherine would 90 Immediately to Join
her mother. who 10 now in Portland.
Me-. and that shortly she will enter .
girls school.
Katherine Mackay was one OF .hs
three Mackay children who were spirited
out Of the country by their father on tho
maiden trip Of the lmperator a few
months ago. She had remained with her
father and her sister Eliin and her
brother. John W.. In England until the
sailing OF the olympic.
ARcH6oLo FAvoRs PASSAGE OF
TARIFF SILL.
John ID. Archbold. President OF the
standard Oil Company. who was re-
turning from . recreation trip abroad.
said he believed the majority of the
people Of this country wanted real re-
Vision Of the tariff. and that he thought
they deserved to have the present bill
~ It now stands awaiting passage by
the Senate.
There will probably he some busi.
ness unrest and unsettled conditions as
the result Of the passage Of the bill"
said Mr.. Archbold. but do not be-
love these conditions Will DO more than
q passing hurry."
OF the several dancers aboard Mas
Hailys n. Whstisy. an American girl
who had COMO 10 PAris TO learn tho
latest wrinkle In tango steps. was. at
least. the most refulgsnt. Miss What.
10y wore . corduroy coat Of flaming
orange when the health officers climbed
aboard the ship At Quarantine.
Others aboard were Chsuncey II. De-
pew jr. Lord Robert ksr-Innss. Rod
man Wanamaksr. Capt. Otto Svsrdrup,
the Arctic explorer, and "sAppsr
ONsIil, the English army champion
lightweight.