New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
HUNTINCTONS SAFE
AT NUREMBERG
No Longer Detained by
Germans, Ambassador
Gerard Cables.
STATE DEPARTING
HEARS OF AMERICANS
New Workers and Others LO-
Gated at Various Places
in Europe.
From The Tribune Bureau. j

Washington, Aug. 12.-Archer W..
Huntington, president of the American
Geographical Society, and his wife are
safe at Nuremberg, Bavaria, and are
no longer being detained by the Ger
man authorities. according to a cable
dispatch received by the Department
of State from Ambassador Gerard at
Berlin. The Huntingtons were arrest
Cd as spies last week, chiefly because
Mr.. Huntington had large number Of
maps and records which he was using
in connection with his researches. Mr..
Huntington is the son of the late Coils
p. Huntington.
State Department officials are busy
each day answering inquiries about
American tourists in Europe Thus far
there have been no reports, they say,
of Americans being mistreated. Only
in a comparatively few instances have
the diplomatic and consular represent
atives in Europe been unable to get
trace OF Americans whose whereabouts
has given concern to friends and rel
atiyes.
New Workers who have been located
BY the department, according to an
announcement to-day, include the fol-
Lowing:
London-Tha Misses Idaho and Julia
Lathers, Paul Bonwt and Walter Rowland.
Parig-Mrs A. NJ. Smith. Mrs. La ROus-
sni. Marie Trehy William and julius
stewart william Sims, Ruth Bridgeman,
Mrs. Winans. Maud Lincoln and the Lud-
Rotterdam-Mrs. spindler Herdentors-
stcinweg, Anna II. Smith. Mrs. STRAIT Mrs.
Madison, Mrs. Klapproth, Pscsch Braner-
and children. Mrs. Gieges.
Geneya-Miss Bonner and Mrs. Taft.
Madrid-Dorothy and ". s. Sittenham.
Stockhoim-Mrs. Sparhavk.
Carlsbad-Teresa SLENDER.
san Sebastian, Spain-Mary e. Bergen,
Mary f. Mcguire, the Misses Idaho, Julia
Lathers oscar Nuz
Others reported located are as fol-
lows:
New York State addresses not siyenl-
williams. Nice; Mrs. David II: Miller.
Rome. Valentine Zelby, Aix-Les Bains.
Washington-Mrs. william II. Clsggett,
left Vienna for London; Abram Simon.
Geneva: Theodore ". Noyes and family,
chicaeo-B. Won HERR and family. San
Harrisburg-James McCortick. San Sc
hastian.
Bradford-S. p. Kennedy. Madrid.
West Fairvlew. Penn.-Mabel Bashore. san
CamITid .e. Nasg.-Thc Misses Harriet.
susan and Adelaide Bird. san Sebastian.
Salem-Henry o. Fuller and Walter $.
Hastings. san Sebastian.
san Antonio. TcX.-Dr Adolph Hern.
Rustin-Eugene Remoud. Rotterdam
san Angelo-George J. Bird. san sebas-
thar.
Palmyra Wis.-Miss Wilson. Venice.
snowfall Md-Walter $. Hastings. san
salem. ohio-H. x. Yaggi. Liverpool
Montclair. y. Alice Hall Nice.
spring Valley y. Y.-Miss Edwards.
New Hav,n-Mayor Rice. London
Maplewood. " Mrs. Alfred Mayer.
Rouen.
OF those whose home addresses are
not given the following have been
heard from:
Rerlin-william Tinkin. Mrs. PAUL.
Parls-Mrs. Strumberg. stella Jacobson.
JulIa Rudge Virginia Deytne. Mrs. =. \.
knight William and Barbara Cobb. Estelle
In Iondon-MIchael Stevens. Mrs. Charles
Churan. smith y. Fowler. Mrs Fred Hamell.
Rotterdam-The Meserol party, Eleanor
Nice-Adams. oliver. Lawson.
-. Moritz SWitzerlaud-Mr Carrot and
family. ~
Urighton England -Clapp. liaupt.
~ CaiIen. Switzerland-Forsch family.
IN rout, Parts TO Coognc-Mrs. strumberg
and daughters.
Cecil-Mrs. ". G. Gonagle aud daughter.
R,S Nauheim. Germany-Mr. Winthrop
'R.rlin-William Tinkin Mrs. PAUL.
~ route LIONS 10 Paris-Lesblines. Craiss
Rome-IiIlan sears and party. Ruth
Oberly.
Msdrid-Eugene Ferran.
t'olISny-Sh ling.
VaaIs Holland-Burghafd
Naples-Mrs. +. y. Blair.
Tdinburch-Mrs. Marion Duncan and chill
dren. -.
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