The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-03
THREE SHIPS BRING
1884 FROM EUROPE
Congressman Ainey Says All Of
Russia Is Armed Camp, but
Not Enthusiastic.
McGRANE TOURISTS BACK
"Ntatrrooms" in NcrOna's Steer
agc-Carpathia Saw Big
French Squadron.
McGRANE TOURISTS BACK

I..,c ships carrying 2.3S4 refugees
Rom. abroad arrived in New York yoster-
ia. The scandinavian American Line
s..,rsMp ilvllig Olav brought the largest
h.uu,r ~ passengers. 1850. many or
whom were from Russia The Cunard
L.. steamer Carpatnia, from Fiume,
M..l. brought JUl passengers, ana the
s,m,r verona, from Genoa and Naples,
a....i last night with $50 passengers.
IT,. Ilciig Oldv carried almost twice
4s many passengers as she had adequate
accumulation for, but 50 thoughtful
v.r. the officers and stewards for the
comfort OF those on board that passengers
On he Storage signed testimonial OF
l..r appreciation and presented 1t to
Ctu' Hoist Not foreign battleship was
seen until a British cruiser held UP the
snp on the Hook
CONGRESSMAN ". II. II. A!ney Of Penn
ty.,aula, who was caught In Hardin by
IL. declaration OF war, was one Of those
O. board. After much delay he got n
train across Siberia and finally reached
CDrst.tuslnd, where he boarded the Dan
10 ship
Russia is an armed camp" he said.
"A,l the way across Siberia our train was
held up while the regular troops, CosSac <
cavalry and artillery. were shuntcd ahead.
tn reserves are being sent to siberian
ports To take the places OF the regulars.
Th,r. was no great evidence OF enthu-
sla-u but the mobilization was proceeding
viii remarkable smoothness and rapidly
considering the great masses of troops
bong moved.
Two dancers, oliver Rowland and Han
nan Leach. were performing In "A cabaret
r. ST Pet, rsburg and from Miss LeacHs
apartment She saw a mob burn the Ger
man embassy when war was de Jared.
T.. night before she left st. Petersburg
officers OF the secret police went To the
Hotel Astoria and arrested nifty Germans
an their families They were sent to
Siberia. Mss Leach says to remain un-
On the end OF the war
Among tho passengers were the Rev.
Andrew Hansen OF BruolSlyn, Henry NJ.
Powers OF DreXel X Co. philadelphia
Ernest l.. Insen. John II. Maurer. Frank
" Ritter president the civil Service
Commission Of Philadelphia; Hans Neble
~ omaha and Dr. l. NJ W Scott
Passengers on the Carpathia had the
rather thrilling experience OF seeing the
entire French MedItrrranln squadron OF
To- ships steam into Malta. whore u" Car
m hla lay for nine days. The squadron
came in to coal and take on supplies. ON
hoard Oh. Carpathia were the nifty mem
Dor, ~ MrGranes Catholic tours. who
with R.shop Couruy OF Ogdensburg rert
here !u July to attend the Eucharistic
Congress ~ lloudrcs. The party was
on Uf IN last received IN audience py the
late Pop Plus Y.
Tho Verona, which locked at
o. .'ock last night, boosted Of a "steeragN
A. luxe" So many Americans stranded
.. Naples ana Genoa, many OF them
er'oo' teachers were in the steeracc that
Partitions were put up aDd everything was
du.. 60 make them as comfortable as
Moss hle Drspit> the fact that they paid
''l1 fp~ their accommodations they had
20 --eIt hird,hips 20 complain Of
Tcr- We're 500 aboard. 300 OF whom
p. Americans.
- m mhers ~ the University Travel
CIV. h,ad"i hv Prof Livingston OF
Columbia University and Prot shaw Of
o'rN p COLLEGE Ohio. were also on
hoard the Verona