New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
1000 HOME FROM
EUROPE; FEW SAIL
Carpathia and Hellig OlaV
In, with Americans
in Storage.
OLYMPIC TAKES OUT
ONLY 81 PASSENGERS
W. E. Corey Goes for Wife al
French Chateau-ltalian
Liner Due To-day.

The Carpathia, OF the Cuharo Inv
from Adriatic ports, and the pShi'"
liner Hellig olav, from Scandinavian
cities, arrived yesterday with aDou'
1 900 refugees glad to get back TO tne
United States after hardships IN the
war zone. At the same time two ship'
sailed for the other side with 'he
smallest lists on record. n,n,,,,,ie.
Desnite the Carpathia's difficulties
at the beginning Of her. voyage ;oy
nassanoers were full OF praise ioI
Cant Prothero and the officers OF tne
shin. Leaving Trieste August - tne
day war was declared in Austr,a' rne
liner went to Fiume, where ali AUS
TRANS on board we're taken OH.
At Malta the English authorities
helped themselves to the crew Nap,sa
produced a few cooks, and the Walte ,a
IN the boat doubled in the stokeh1le
After a safe passage the captain
came worried two days ago ana pain'ttO ~
the liners red tunnels war erAy ~
deceive any German cruisers
MIGHT no prowling in the sea iahes'
In hoard were several parties %
stnderts who had been touring th e
Continent. J. c. Wardlaw, Oh the
Georgia Normal School, conducted one nS
marty He told of seeing fully ooo'ooe
Italian soldiers massed on the frontler
Rome and Naples, he said, swaIlneo
Nth soldiers, whose sympathies wert
ornarentIv with France. lie asserte;u
tbat anv attempt to stand by the Irlpie
HiI;ancs would produce q rebellion III
Italy. e pb;Iadelphia
ronor,od 1000 Americans STRANDED VI
Vanice American gold was discounted
at IN nor cent, and American NOTES a.
On ner cent He said he finally reacheu
Pome only to find that there were
600 refugees there. o1,o
The Hellig CLAWS passengers ai :s
,onorted an uneventful and saus,
fe ep crossing. Of the 754 steerage
nassenyers. 45O were Americans, VINO
,rara nermitted to dine in the CABIN
saloon. -,.,. Ainev
NJ pennsylvania, was passenger; ~.
Siberia he said, troop trains. held up
all other service. He waited four days
e. Tho ROYAL Express. The hellls
OIov SIGHTED a British cruiser tues
4 wireless message last night an an
ronnced that another Italian inner
would arrive to-day with IOO America"
refugees from Naples. o,,,;o
Outgoing yesterday were the olSH .no
with ninety-four passengers, anu INC
St Paul with 1875. Several were g gUiII
for relatives on the other side. VII VII
lam E. Corey, former president Oh ome
United States Steel Corporation, WemI
on the Olympic TO get his wire, Know Know
;m her Stage days as Mabelle Gilman,
Che IL on their French estate, thirteen =
niles from Paris. He has ofterea II
TO the government for cultivation 0f
pasturage. torr,or Minister
~ The balkans, sailed to join the raT ~
branch of the Morgan firm; !. ~ Ne
Wit Walsh, member Of the stock Ex'
chanoe sailed with Mrs. Walsh; a
sister of Mary Garden, to spend a
short time on the singers estate l"
AV On the St. Paul was Lady John
s,ona sister of Clifford and Amos
Pinchot, and wife Of the British MIN !,
;ster TO The Hague. She was grleV IN
because her son had gone to war: Sne
will Join the Red Cross Hospitai a'
The Hague.