The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
,VATERLAND DOCKS
IN RECORD TIME
n;crp,t Liner, on Third Visit,
DrS ''
Warped Into Her Berth
in - Minutes.
rOCNT KAROLYf ABOARD
Hungarian Noblcman Again
Here to Arouse National
Feeling.

p. Na'erlsnd. the ship superlstive in
re md equipment Of the Hamburg
American Line. moved into her dock in
1.r', two minutes yes erday afternoon.
, me record when II is remembered that
. took three hours to warp the big boat
-,o place when she came here first on
Mas a. The trip from Sandy Hook
20 m, pier was made In little less than
two hours.
cant Hans Ruser said he was even
-ore pleased with his ship than he had
been on her two previous voyages He
vas delayed two hours at Cherbourg,
waiting Tor trains. and struck a heavy fog
the first night out. causing two more
hours DELAY, but he considered the aver
age speed ~ ?25t knots an hour as
GOOD The boat carried i93 first cabin
passengers. Esq second cabin. 439 third
,,bn and Sej steerage 2,ll2 passengers
IN all and crew of l,s52.
Prominent among the passengers was
count Michael Karolyi, leader of tho In
dependence party in the Hungarian Par
Lament. the richest mar. in Hungary and
d noted champion VI popular rights lie
visited IN, United States In April for a
snort time and now expects to make a
more extended tour Of the cities of tho
south aud west. His purpose now is
,mllar 20 that ~ his former visit. to
AIT IN cu'nusIasrl among Hungarian
md American societies here and solicit
unds for the work he is engaged In.
Promoting universal suffrage and general
oenArship Of land. He said he was not
particularly interested In American poll
tics. but wanted to take back some or the
spirit Of democracy and freedom which
no found here.
The assassination of Archduke Ferdi-
rand. Count <aroiyi said. was serious
how % Austria The Archduke was very
popular with tho people and was trusted
b. them Tn" present heir presumpt!ve
IN the Counts opinion. has not shown
himself strong man.
Count kirolyis party included stephen
Z .ns2Ey Bella Barabas. DR. Andreas Ruth.
Lnhel Hedervarg and Barna Buza. MEM
. rsts pt the Hungarian Parliament. \ big
-'oNi Of Hungarians was at the dock and
tho count was received with cheers. His
-elilulrter' IN New York will he at the
: Regis Hotel.
Mss Margaret Hapkeswor.h and Basil
rlrin'. we'll known dancers in New York,
ere passengers They come direct from
riris. where they have been dancing AT
tho cafe de Paris They bring back the
illp Fardo. dance that has been seen
'U'' tll view ipi ftlu a new
'ngo, 'he moonlight tango. where the
orc1'strd sings as well as plays.
Win Miss Hawkesworth was her
mother Mrs. Robert Wrigh, Hawkes.
worth. vino has been chaperoning her
daughter and gathering ideas for Mrs
s'Iy,.~aut Fish's bail this summer.
Passengers on the Vaterland were in
.-t,d n jefferson Patterson Crane,
rsphoU II tho head Of the National Cash
Register COMPANY Of Dayton, Ohio. be-
cause Mr. Crane was he former hance Of
Ms L4ur, Mcdonald Stallo. who broke
her ,ura cement with him in April and
vas married on June 30 to Prince Fran
CISCO Rospiglios
y vas aid that Miss Stalio broke hei
engagement hy wireless Mr.. Crane
would no, commit himself on that point
nl' told how he had received dozens OF
Att--s from girls in Europe and America
some u whom he had never heard OF
'"npathzng with him. On the trip ovei
VI. Crane tore up the letters and fluttereC
tn HIS out ~ the portfolio of his state
TooN
Asked about the Princess Rospigliosi
NJ crane said 1T was case wher'
So "is called on TO choose between
71hsmau and an American. She mad
hs- choice and ! pray that she may h.
h'rrs. We are still the best Of friends.