The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-08-27
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the specially chartSfsd shipa 70 bring
American refugees of Enrons.- me
Italian liner Principe d Udips. steer,
|'ea into New York nafbor today, With
|'sps passenssrs. They had paid IN
|tls ssefssets 100000 for their pas.
s4se. Sof this was t6essua siysn The
Lloyd ssbsudo ccRpSpy of eczema on
condition that the Vessel. BE-. turned
oyer to the refugees and 80 direct
to New York.
Each passenger paid $3.50 gold as
. minimum for first cabin acEommo-
-dation5: leaving deficit Of abddt
$4,000 which will be met ~ the
committee which arranged the TRIP.
n In aeisny statement issued at New
York today detailing the acute CON.
ditions that Americans confront
abroad. the committee says the mon.
ey was we'll spent. i'f sa'f%
The voyage Of the Udine and the
circumstances which preceded It are
perhaps without parallel. II waa.s .
csse Of louyins . ship, sas itwsre, to-
,gStysut ~ Europe. the greatest adsfh'
.sulty' IVES experienced In arrausing
thbs AnaAciai detsiis It 0sAoa. i9os
w&ils' there '~ess millions represented
among sth6 Americans IN the sntesA;
,pr}e@ getting cssh WAS quite anotlk;
81 matter. After postponement and
eohnter postponement the liner anal.
~ got sway II edhesday noon. Al.
gust II.
Il, Among the passengers were DR..
Nicholas Murray Butler. president Of
Columbia University and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Wander.
bilt.
Other arrivals today were the Nor
wegian steamer Kristianafjord from
Bergen with more than 1900 passen-
gers, nearly all Americans and the
Dutch oil tank steamer New York
from Rotterdam. :
The steamship Antilles of the Sou
thern Pacific company's line sailed
this afternoon for Genoa, Italy, to
bring back to this country American
refugees.
The Oceana. owned by the pela.
ware & Hudson Steamship. which Ii
being made ready to sail on Satur-
day for Genoa, probably will We the
first foreign steamship to fly the Am
erican Gag. She will be placed I'm.
der American registry at once. &C
cording to, her owners. The oceana
for time piled between Bermuda
and this port.
In addition to the Oceana. two
steamers owned by w. R. Grace &
Co. will be placed under American
registry within the next few days and
it is also expected that within the
next few days several vessels OF the
United Fruit company will sail I'M
der American flags.
The Minnewaska, an Atlantic trans
port liner, arrived here tonight from
London with 241 passengers. a maj
GRITTY OF tn am Americans. Aha crew
of the two French ships at DOCK crow
ded the rails and cheered the Triton
rs sac re. Up at he p..l. after an
.ncvsntul voyage. wa! hogan on
.,suguetys. Except n - English
c.ani. a. JSitisn patrol ships ~c:e
seen, mo- vessels of war we're sighted
The Minnewsska lights were ~
inguished each night.
Among the passengers on the ste
mer Yas Mrs. Horace WaSdsns one OF
The kipcjpalsstn 2sTon wee which
was the absorbing topic u discuss
ion during the voyage. Mrs. Warden
is the 1s-year old daughter of Mr.. q
Mrs. J. s. Esaby Smith OF Washing
ton. Two days before the Minnewa-
ska sailed the then Miss Smith MARI
led Horace Warden, lieutenant In
the British royal medical CORPS. he
H.. ~.