The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
MANY AMERICANS IN
SAFETY, SAY CABLES
Pennsylvania Road Orders
Agent Abroad to Supply
Funds to Needy.
McGRANE PARTY REPORTS
Scattered Catholic Tourists Be-
ing Heard From-Wor-
ried About Teachers.
McGRANE PARTY REPORTS

The Pennsylvania Railroad announced
yesterday that It has authorised its special
European agent Ralph II. Baker. at
Liverpool to furnish funds when needed
to Americans properly identified on their
travellers checks or letters of credit, or
II without funds, on their own obligations.
Mr.. Baker was also directed TO assure
passengers that the Pennsylvania Rail-
road will undertake to forward them to
their destinations upon their arrival in
New York or Philadelphia, or any other
more convenient port of the Atlantic sea
board.
A .cablegram war received yesterday
from Arthur Colborne. conductor Of
party OF thirty McGrane Catholic tour
lists who went abroad on June IL, that
the party has arrived in London. The
tourists left Paris on July 81. passing
through Belgium at the time OF the mill
tary disturbances. They embarked for
London from Holland. In the party was
Bishop Matz of Denver. Col. who will
return with six others on the Holland
America liner Potsdam due to sail for
New York on August IL.
Seventy McGrane tourists under the
charge Of DR.. John +. Buckley, who left
New York on July /. are safe and we'll
at the Hotel du Havre. Paris. They will
return via Queenstown.
Eighteen MoGrane tourists will arrive
to-day with John J. McGrane on the
! American liner New York. In the party
are Mgr Joseph Freri general director
! OF the propagation OF the faith in the
United States. and Mgr. A. A. Lings OF
st. Josephs r. C. Church, Yonkers.
Thirty other tourists. who left New
/ y,I, ,..lt nfvhA sAt,r NJ
Ogdenburg, are at the Hotel Continental
/ in Rome. They were scheduled to sal
! from Naples via the Carpathla on Au
gust 10. The sailing OF the steamship hae
been postponed. These tourists attended
the Eucharistic Congress at Lourdes and
had an audience with the Pope
The Rev. Maitland Bartlett, pastor oil
the Beck Memorial Presbyterian Church
lsoth street and Boston road. proposed
to walk from Marseilles TO Paris, &C
| cording to a postal that came from hin
a week ago. Since then no word ha'
been received from him and his friend:
are anxious.
Board. got word yesterday that his sister
Mrs. Edgar J. Fisher. and her husband
DR. Fisher. professor of history at Roberts
College. Constartinople. are with part,
OF seventeen tourists at Lauterbrunnen
Switzerland. A cable with this informa
4 lion was sent by Ernest earn, conuuc
tor Of the tour, to his wife in Roches. or
Representatives Hamill and Kinkead o
New Jersey have asked the State Depart
ment to locate and assist. II necessary
the following Jersey City school teacher
who are abroad: Clara J. Ince. Katie
rine L. McNuty. Charlotte NJ Weber
Mary F.. Grimes, Augusta A. Zegener
Susan S. Young. Mary II. Davies, Alic
+. Burgess. Loretta Somers. E.izabetl
J. Dalton, Alice T. NJ Ashhursu Clar;
Morton. Julia C. Harvey. Mrs. NJ. +
Coleman, Elizabeth Findlay. VI. Lu.,
Blau, Elizabeth q. Gilbert. Emily
Robinson. Jane whinyates. and Jane NJ
Lewis. a retired teacher.
Prominent among Bronxville peopl
caught in the war zone are william V
Lawrence, Mrs. Elizabeth Custer widow
OF Gen. Custer. the Indian fighter; Mrs
w. H. Maxwell. Jr.. daughter-in-law o
the superintendent OF New York publ
schools. W. II. Maxwell. and Or. yelling
ron Massee.