The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-08-07

don to-day from the Continent. Mo
last twenty-four hours, and others ar
II was estimated to-day that there
are 1900 Americana in London. All
are suffering the greatest inconveni-
ence. due TO the loss Of their bag
gage and lack OF funds. but their i'm
mediate needs have been cared for
by the American Relief Committee.
Women are the greatest sufferers OF
those who have reached London safe
". They were crowded into trains I'M
der the worst possible conditions. No
ono was permitted TO carry anything
more than hand luggage and all
trunks were left behind.
Those arriving from France told Of
passing troops everywhere moving
toward the front. All business in
France Is suspended. they declared.
Shops. stores and fields are deserted
save for the women. sndeavoring to
i. DO the work left behind by their hus-
bands and sons who are at the front.
sLTIc CROWDED. EVEN IN
sTEERAoE.
The liner Celtic was scheduled to
' sail to-day. Every cabin was taken
and the steerase was packed. The
Celtic viii carry 1880 passengers.
Four hundred Americans arc en-
route here from Esbjerg. Denma'
to-day. according to advices n m
CopsuhaSsn. Included in the party
Of tourists are Alvey A. Adee. Sec
ed Assistant.s Secretary Of State and
0oorgs Post Wheeler. Secretary of
~ American Embassy at Toxic. and
M. Wheeler.
Mr.. Ruth Bryan Owen. daughter
- che American Secretary Of state
en- wife ~ capt Reginald A. Owen
- sAs Royal Engineer, to-day issusd
~ appsai fer che sssistanes 81 the
Amssssen prsss In collecting esntri.
bseesrs N cid ~ British subjs suS.
sssss0 privstisns through ths war.
esbessiPt's~s, che says. will b o..
psSed without Delay TO organized 70.
NJ.
Ths American Embassy has learned
thA& Henry White. former Ambss-
saoor to France. 10 safe In Berlin.
He u unable TO leave, however.
Mrs.. Adoiph 3. Ochs. wife Of the
proprietor q the New York TimeA
:. and . party Of four arrived at tho
SCAflt0n broke. They are from Ger
NY and borrowed for pressing
80 They experienced much dif-
aculty ana delay IN getting through
aad Sost their baggage. but were glad
- ~ here with the clothing they
vsss.
Mn Oohs - much concerned over
shs Whereabouts Of . niece Who he
eams separated from tho party In
Belgium.
Rsosrt-w. DeForrest, Vice. Presi-
leat a the Red Cross, and his wife
NJ their motor car At Client. Bel
o1oAs Il being conhscated BY the
as1y. They had Just money enough
- set 30 London. A son. r. L. and
Wtee. arc somewhere in Germany and
tAe parents are anxious. Judge His
Geek Of the New York Court Of Ap-
0oals and his son arrived at Folke-
stone from Germany after eighty
hours Of trying to reach London.
18th are broke. but happy.
Eugene Hahne, . Newark NOR
GIANT. was two days getting . packet
esom Belgium. He landed with 60
cents and the clothes he wore.
Nicholas Brady has offered the use
q his yacht, now at Southampton.
fee bringing stranded Americans
erom French ports to London. The
e1fsr was accepted and the yacht Ia
6sing made ready.
New York bankers have cabied
10000 TO meet credit paper held ny
ie RELIEF committee for Americans.
Smciais OF the English railway and
ttsamship lines have removed the
ysmbargo on letters Of credit. travel
llerS checks and express orders in
payment for transportation. Samuel
untermyer telegraphed Mr.. Bryan
suggesting the appointment Of an
envoy with full powers to visit vAri
Gus countries as the representative
1t the American Government to To-
cate stranded Americans, arrange for
trains to bring them to seaports and
tor embarkation for home.
Congressman Gardner Of Boston
arrived last night with a thrilling
story Of his experiences In rescuing
Ars. George Cabot Lodge. daughter.
1A.iaw Of the Senator, and the chill
lren Of Henry Cabot Lodge I'd. John
q Lodge and Helena Lodge, who were
QArooned at Dieppe. Mrs. Lodge was
~ under the care Of a physician.
Mr.. Gardner was compelled to
J, charter two taxicabs from Havre to
f0ieppe. one carrying himself and the
0ther petrol. He was photographed
NJ the Havre police. The women and
tldren were photographed at
ysppe.
1.-THE party landed in London with
italy the clothing they wore. They
hard OF lots Of Americans IN towns
6stwesn Havrs and Paris trying to
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