New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-05

r. Duryea, Mrs. ". X. Gilbert MIS-
Robert Gould, Mrs. J. V. Meseroie'
Miss r. A. Heischmsn, Mr.. and mrs
7 II. Ernst, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ.
Rassett. Mrs. James Weir, Lawrence
Collins. Isaac NJ. Kspper, the Rev. Dr'
". W. Wilson, the Rev. DR.. }. W:
MAYNARD and Walter +. Sykes ana
son, Harold.
Among the Long Islanders who are
in Furope-many of them in the war
zone-are: J. Louis Schaeter' Dr'
Preston Satterwhite, Roswell EIdridge'
Csntain and Mrs. Patrick Dugmore, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Russell Grace, Henry r.
Thompson, DR.. James Sullivan, Rev.
Walter +. Bentley, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel G.. Peters, Mrs. Frank ). jones'
A 6. Clement, Miss Grace Spencer,
Miss Grace A. Norton, the Rev. Pst-
rick ]. Cherry, Miss Eleanor Dowd,
Miss Catherine L. Maddox, MISS
Frances Svsnder. Mrs. Mary Svsnder,
Mrs. Henry Grell and daughter, Mrs
Peter lift, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Me
man, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Schsupp and Dr.
and Mrs. II. V. Barclay.
Names of more prominent residents
Of other suburbs of New YORK VINO arc
war-bound i'm Europe, in most IN
stances their relatives being unable 70
get any dispatches through to them,
are: Miss White, sister OF J. DupratI
White, Of Nyack; Mrs. 4. +. PitkIn and
daughter, of Upper Nyack; Isaac Neis.
ner, Of Nysck; the Rev. j. Z. Lloyd, OF
Nyack, in France; DR.. Perley h. Mason.
Of Peekskill, and Edward Shannon, oil
Yonkers.
More than fifty residents of White
Plains are in Europe, and relatives and
friends are anxiously awaiting news:
In all but one case il has been found
impossible to learn whether or not
they are stranded. as their locations
are not known. Charles Deutermsnn
sent cable message yesterday to Of
fonburg, Baden, where his wife, dsugh-
ter and father-in-law are visiting reis-
tiyes. He received reassuring reply.
He was able to get message through
only after a visit to the German Con
sulate in New York, and threat that,
il necessary, he would 90 to the en-
bassy at Washington.
Others from White Plains are Mr.
and Mrs. Harry w. Rockwell, Miss ko-
lena Lyle, Miss Anna Lyle, Miss Mary
Lattimer, Miss Elizabeth Nsgle, MISS
Nav Porter, Miss Katherine u. street,
Miss Lillian B. Weller, Miss Lodiski l..
Williams, Miss Grace Williams, MISS
Winifred Williams, Miss Helen NJ.
Goodhuc. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Cushman
and family, Miss Marion Hslsey, Miss
Grace McGovern, Miss Esther Packard,
Miss Frances VI. Richardson, V. NJ.
Sheppard. Miss Beulah B. Sheppard,
Miss Anna NJ. Story, Miss Bertha An
CELL. Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Arms, Miss
Ethel VI. Clark, Miss Mary Crosby, Mr..
and Mrs. Burt w. Farnsworth, MISS
Myrtle Hart, Mr. and Mrs. George V.
Hildebrandt, Miss Anna L. Smith, Miss
Bertha NJ. Ward, DR.. and Mrs. +. n.
Jones, Miss Bertha Jones, Mrs. Charles
Long and four children, Mr.. and Mrs.
REYNOLDS Brown, Donald Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. George G.. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. u.
Leggett, Arthur Gramm, Mrs. Constant
Regalet and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Milne.
great number of absentees are re-
ported from New Jersey towns. Pster-
son folk marooned in Europe include
Miss Regina McNair, Miss Katherine
Nolan. Mrs. William Meertsms, Nine.
Schumann- Heink, Jacob Haoerle, Judge
Abram Klenert, Gustav A. Hunziker,
Mr.. and Mrs. William 3. Schlumpf,
Moses I. Fuld, John Holbach, Major
Isaac A. Hall. James t. Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis f. Braun, Mrs. Carl SAT-
strom, the Rev. William C. Snodgrass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph WadswOrth,
Charles o. Fayerweather, Miss Annie
Momert, Miss Sarah Lawler, Miss Gar
lick, Miss Masterson, Miss Driscoil,
Miss Olive Cuddeback, Walter BAN
ford, DR.. Joseph Bergen, DR.. Franklin
Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Crew, Eli
Mirandon, Miss Anna Flanagan and
August Waterman.
Mrs. J. Merritt Lane and Miss Lucy
Nelson, of Jersey City, are in Moscow.
Mr.. Lane wired yesterday to Secretary
Bryan asking him TO request the
American Consul at Moscow TO pro-
tect Mrs. Lane and Miss Nelson.