New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-09
MORE AMERICANS
REPORTED SAFE
Catholic Clergy's Fears
Relieved by Message
from Cardinal Farley.
PRELATE AND PARTY
NOW IN SWITZERLAND
Jersey City School Superintend-
ent Gives List of 81
Teachers Abroad.

More welcome news of the safety Of
Americans in the European war zone
came in yesterday.
Fears of the Catholic clergy of the
New York diocese for the safety Of
Cardinal Farley and party of clergy
men were dispelled by the receipt Of
q cable message which stated they
were at Brunnen. Switzerland. The dis
patch added that the date of their re-
turn was uncertain. With the Cardi-
nal are Bishop Hayes, Vicar General
Edwards, of New York, and Dr.. Car
roll the Cardinals secretary.
A cable message was received yes
terday by Sussfeld Lorsch G. Co., so
Maiden Lane, from julius Hartmann,
American consular agent at Lucerne,
Switzerland, saying that the follow
ing Americans are safe and in good
health there at the Hotel Montana:
Henry Norris, the Dittmans family,
Henry Lorsch and Mrs. Lorsch, Jose
fine Arnstein, Emma Oppenheimer,
Emma Tosenwald, Mrs. William Mer-
riman, Miss Mildred Merriman and
James Wilson, all of New York.
Rabbi Hirsch, DR.. Schuhmann, Fan
ny Weinberg and John J. Rooney, all
of Chicago; the Benjamins, of Kansas
City; the Jacks, of Monterey, Cal, and
Julia Porter, of Omaha.
f. c. Porter, secretary of the com
mittee appointed by Mayor Mitchell
for the relief of New York citizens
abroad, said that many inquiries had
been made by persons who have rela-
tives in Switzerland. He said that j.
Davis came to the committees head
quarters yesterday and showed a cable
message he had received from his
brother at Caden, Switzerland, say
ing: Don't worry; all well here"
DIR. and Mrs. Fisher Found.
Louis W. Fehr, secretary of the Park
Board, who has been worried over his
sister, Mrs. Edgar J. Fisher, and her
husband. professor of history at Rob
erts College, Constantinople, received
a telegram We 5terday from Mrs. Ernest
Clark. of Rochester, stating that she
had received dispatch from her hus-
band that the couple were safe IN
Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland, but sorely
in need of funds.
Four Catholic priests from st. Jo-
seph's Catholic Seminary at Dunwoodie,
Yonkers, are warbound in Europe.
Fathers John and Joseph Brady are in
the interior OF Germany, and Fathers
John NIFTY and Robert Mulcahey are
in Ireland.
Colonel William Jay. a rich resident
Of Bedford. is on the Continent. Miss
Alice Armstrong, of Katonah. is in Ger
many. Dr. Perley II. Mason, Of Peeks-
kill. a former coroner, who came over
on the Cedric TO Halifax, reached home
Yesterday. He left he Continent while
the armies were modifying.
Many of the residents of Bronxviile
and several former guests of the Hotel
Gramatan there are encountering difi-
culties abroad.
Among those caught in the war zone
are William V. Lawrence, from whom
Lawrence Park takes its name; Mrs
Elizabeth Custer, widow of General
Custer. the Indian fighter; Mrs. W. II
Maxwell, jr.. a daughter-in-law OF the
superintendent If schools, and Dr.. Vel
lngton Massee.
Miss Sears Missing.
Other Bronxville residents abroad are
Miss Eileen Sears, a cousin of Miss
Eleanor Sears. of Newport; Mr. and
Mrs. A. Klipstein, Mrs. T. P. Beren:
and Miss A. l.. Railway, Of the HoteI
Gramatan; Mr.. and Mrs. Hoppensted'
tiers, Mrs. Carl Conway, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry R. Minis, Miss Louise Printing