New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-05
FRIENDS RECEIVE
NEWS OF EXILES
MarOOned Americans LO-
Gated, Though Hope of
Return Is Small.
OTHER HUNDREDS ARE
( WITHIN WAR ZONE
Few Messages Transmitted Un-
less Through Influence OF
High Officials.

Word began TO come through from
various points in Europe yesterday oil
Americans marooned by the war
Though there were tidlngs OF tneir
safety, there was little hope OF their
being able to get back soon. from
hundreds Of others there was no word
Among those heard from was the
American Foreign Trade Commission
sent abroad by the National Assocla-
tion Of Manufacturers to investigate
foreign trade opportunities. cable
message Yesterday reported the mem
bers at Vladivostock. =,
Another cable message was received
AZ the Institute of Educational Travel
from the president, DR.. E. +. Pratt
stating that the entire party from the
institute which was touring Europe has
arrived safe in London. The party IS
as follows:
Edward Ewing Pratt, Frank A. Fet-
ter, Robert S. Binkerd, DR.. {. r. At
knson, Everett Dominick, Miss Mary
T.. Gearing, w. +. Hardy, Miss Eliza
beth Helm, A. b. Hildebrecht. Prince
C.. Hopkins, Miss Phebe E. Hoffman,
Frederick r. Howe, Miss Mary H..
Ingham, William b. Ittner, Mrs. Will
lam B. Ittner, jr.; the Misses lttnerr,
! William b. lttper, jr.; j. y. Jerslld,
Mrs. j. n. Jersid, Miss Carrie H..
Lyon. A. h. McDougal, Henry h. Nc
Henry, Mrs. Clara X. Madarasz, MISS
VI. Alice Matthews, Frank J. Rice, Miss
Georgina Roberts, l.. q. Nenard, I'd
ward n. Allen, Mrs. X. S. Binkerd, Mrs.
L. T.. Pratt. Miss Msrcelle Delattre,
Miss Marjory Driscoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. d. Gardner, Fred. w. Reed, Miss
Gertrude r. Stein, the Rev. Holmes
Whitmore and Frederick Van 4. Lane:
Lieutcnants Michael Summers and
Michael Collins, who left New YORK on
June to capture Jeanette Bonner
and Joseph Kristlinger, wanted for an
$4,000 diamond swindle, are supposed
to have captured the two and are prob
ably trying to return to New YORK with
them. Detective Otto Matilda, who
was sent to London a few weeks ago,
arrested Samuel Cohn, who is alleged
to have swindled several Bowery jew
/ ellers and made $4,000 by so doing.
He has not been heard from recently,
and the Headquarters stan presumes
he is also trying to get back.
Louis W. Fehr, secretary OF the
Park Board, IS worried over his sister
and her husband, DR.. Edgar j. Fisher,
: who are now in the war zone in Ger
many. DR.. Fisher, who is a professor
Of history at Robert College, in Con-
stantinople, left on June II with a
party of fourteen New Workers. In the
party, besides Dr. and Mrs. Fisher, are
Miss Augusta Bachmann, Mrs. +. +.
/ Frost, Laurence S. Greene,-Miss Anna
I ". Krause, Mrs. c. H. Rugg, Miss Ma
bel +. Thomas, Mrs. +. W. Warrant,
Miss Cora Warrant and Miss Mildred
, Warrant. all of Rochester,; Mrs. Sarah
I A. S. Hughes, of Churchville; Lawrence
G.. Rumsey, of Ithaca, and Miss Mar
garet Todd, of 0ssning.
Many Brooklynites, most OF whom
were spending vacations in Europe, are
stranded and unable to return home.
Among these are number of instruc-
tors in the public schools, who include
Dr.. William l.. Felter, principal of
/ Girls High School, and Mrs. Felter;
Miss Reta Witherbee, of 1406 Union
ST.; Miss Mabel Miller, Of 165 Clinton
av., and Miss Edith Adair, of 566
/ Greene av., all teachers. They are be-
I lieved to be in Geneva, Switzerland, on
their way 10 Paris.
Others who are unable TO return are
| Shanna Cumming Jones, singer,
with her husband and children; Dr..
/ Thomas j. Reilly, Professor Elmer
Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sessa, Miss
Emma Schroeder, Miss Harriet L.
/ Good, Nine. Laurie Borvin, Josiah H..
Pitts, Edward b. Shallow and son, DR..
and Mrs. Charles d. Larkins, Miss
/ Clara C. Calkins, Miss Jennie NJ. Lang
| thorne. William c. McGregor. Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Boyce, George P. Jacobs,
| Charles Williamson, Mrs. Mary
Fancher, Miss Alice Morse, Mrs. Jessie
Black Lawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
/ Wilkes. Mrs. Anne T.. Halbert, Miss
Faith Baldwin, DR.. j. r. Solomons. the
/ Misses Carolyn, Kate and Sara Odds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman P. Hefley and
Dr. Magnus T. Hooper.
S. Bender. Mrs. Ella A. Boole, MT.
and Mrs. Theodore Cocheu, DR.. and
Mrs. William Brinsmade, Frederick W.
Van Name and Frank c. Van Name,
Miss Sarah McQusid, Henry +. Coch-
rsne and the Rev. A. Eugene Bartlett.
Frederick B. Shipley, Mrs. Samuel