The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-07
To Charter stem ers Abroad.

80 'hHTEeT Stenmers ABROAD.
Collector Of the Port Dudley Field
Malone, who is member of the com
mittee. announced that he had received
Information from Washington that the
War Department would charter steamers
abroad TO bring back stranded American
tourists
The list Of Americans now in Europe
nd largely dependent upon the efforts
~ their friends here TO get home Is con-
- n;ly growing Tourist agencies are
hes ged by letter and telegraph for in
form. ton and thousands Of names are
pylus sent 20 the newspapers in the
hope That their publication will help IN
some way.
Word came yesterday that the Righ,
Rev. Thomas +. Hickey, Bishop of Roch-
ester, n V, eleven priests and more
tdhn fifty other persons who accompanied
him or his ad limna visit to Rome
have arrived safely I'm Paris. where they
are waiting to be released from the war
Z,ue
Others IN the party are Miss Helen NJ
/ J. rae, HOhoken, y. j.. Miss Margaret
VI Cloop. Ilrooklyn Miss katherine NJ.
! Go ly and Miss Mary r. Cody. New Nnrh f:
Mss Ella '. Ganney. Newark, y. J. :
Lul." ioaly. Jersey city; Mrs. Mary \.
kearn,y Rrooklyn; Mrs. Mary McGovern.
jos ev CITY. Mrs. NJ. Mcmahon and Miss
Sarah MaQuaid. Brooklyn; Miss Mar
Faret NJ. Nylotte. Jersey City Mrs rohn
Schr,iier and Miss Rcna e, sichreifer. New
York Miss Anna n. SelNrk and Thomas
Selkirk, Jr., Brooklyn
The Tverna OF the Cunard Line. which
took this party from New York on July
I. is now held at Gibraltar. II was said
at the local Office yesterday that there
was no list of American tourists from the
Mediterranean now aboard her.
Word has been received from Dock
Commissioner f. A. G. Smith that he and
his party are safe IN Italy after an eN-
citing trim through Austria The Com
missioner decoration OF the Red Eagle
of Germany enabled him to get through
Austria more quickly and he was able
to assist a number OF Americans who were
in danger OF being stranded through lack
of funds with him are Mrs Smith,
their daughter Margaret Mrs. J. Francis
I Day OF Utica. y. Y. and Miss \. Will
Jams. Mr.. Smith IL trying to charter
a boat To- take a large party to some
port from which they can get transpor-
tation
One of those from whom some word Is
anxiously awaited j. Charles Maitland
Beattc, New York lawyer living in
Red Bank y. j. He landed at Genoa,
Italy. on July y and. knowing the itin-
erary he had mapped out, his fanny fear
that he is now caught within the war
zone.
Professor Joins Army.
Adelphi College in Brooklyn learned yes
terday that Or. Eugene Malubler. head OF
the French department, who was spend.
ing the summer in his native country.
had joined his regiment and is now on
the road to Belgium. Miss Mary Swee-
ney, formerly dean of Adephi and now
dean OF the University of Minnesota, was
last heard from two weeks ago. when she
was in Moscow, Miss Theodore Goldsmith,
Vico-prncipal of Adelphi Academy, liz
among those held up In Paris.
Word came yesterday that the Rev Or.
| Rivington -, Lord, pastor Of the FIRST
Free Baptist Church. Brooklyn. had been
Imprisoned for two days in Germany with
the Rev Walter Laidlaw, secretary OF
the Federation Of Churches, Both were
delegates TO the Church Peace Confer
enCe. which was TO have been held at
Constance, Switzerland. They were caught
taking pictures Of an army aeroplane fy-
ing over small German village. They
We're released through the intercesson OF
the American Ambassador
Among other residents of Brooklyn ana
Long Island who are held UP In Europe
are Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Grimsha "
Miss Ruth Heschmann, Mrs Fred,
Schwab, Miss Jessie and Miss Mabel
Gould. Mr.. and Mrs, George G. Levericn
and Miss Sara Leverich, Mrs. William
Wise and Alfred Wise Howard pietz
Charles T.. Lewis. Miss l.. VI. Graham
DR.. Emma Anonius. Mrs, NJ. Antonius
Mrs, Edward Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs Mar
tin Quell, John Sagemann, Miss Margaret
st. l.. Hackett, Miss Grace Chivvis. Ar
thur Classen, Thomas Ambrose Bowling
Miss Johanna Becker Miss sophie Becker
Miss May Crowley. Miss Catherine Helm
richs, Miss Anne Henrichs. Or Fred
Goldfrank and Mrs Bertha Goldfrank
Miss Anna Y. Ialbert Miss Flor nee
Reid and Miss Ida Henze.
Ernest Glendenning who is under con
contract to Conan 4 Harris to create rh,
principal male role in Wanted, So 900,
If among the many Americans marOonrc
! IN the European war zone.
Cahlegram from Robert s. Hudspeth
prosecutor Of Hudson county. was re-
ceivcd yesterday by his law partner, VIII
! ann r Rysdyk. in Jersey city inform
ing him that Mr. and Mrs. Hudspcth w,r,
safe in London and waiting for an oppor
/ tuntN TO get home,