New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-02

cattle car in France. DR.. Longaker
was a passenger in the same car, he
said. Dir. Depew sat on keg part OF
the time and also sat in an open door
way with his feet hanging out in q
pouring rain. :, -,
Oficers of the ship said it did not
appear to them that there was great
rush from Europe, as there was lots OF
room for more passengers at the regu-
lar rate Of fare.
Montreal, Sept. with four big
guns on their decks, the Canadian Pa
cific liner Lake Manitoba. and the Allan
Line steamship Scotian. arrived here
last night bearing American and Ca
radian refugees from Europe. The
Cunarder Ascania and the Allan liner
scandinavian also reached port, carry
ing refugees, but no armament.
Washington, Sept. 1.-To-day's dis
patches to the State Department re-
ported the safety Of the Following
Americans in Europe, about whom IN
quiry has been made:
Washington-Mrs. Emma J. Young, sailed
from London. ,, =, r,o,,.s ND
son. Berlin: OiOfson. Hamburg; Mrs. Fon-
taine and daughter, Alice Munsey' Paris.
Brooklyn-Dr. Elizabeth Clark. Lncerne.
Alliance. Ohio-MIss NJ L. AlehhsteI'
Frankfort Main. ,
Chicago--Johnk relatives, Hamburg.
DenVer--Amy Smith. Berlin.
Those whose home addresses are not re-
ported: r,,.. 1,...,,
Dorothy Cheney, Mrs X. u. Carney, caro-
line Danham, Julia Gregory. X. 5. oliver
Mrs l. A. Murray, Martyr Medary familS'
'u London%Mary Knox party, Mrs. Emily
Parguy Alice Pryor, Mrs Helhrch, Miss
Louise Breese, William =. Blake. Howard
Wells. Emily c. Mathews, Charlotte kud-
Parls-Clara Beaudry. Mrs. Bernard Me-
Cabe, Pauline Andrews, Olive McCrecI"ry'
Thtrese Brozeau. left Tor New York: Alice
CIeayeT katherine SchhHer. Edith Phelps
Mamie Costello. Anna Costello. Mrs. Elsa
Cornell, Airs Kennsth Gladys Serrin. Huer-
ms.
LeIpsic-.Frank P. Hill. left for Rome;
Anna steinmetZ, Mrs. Theodore Baker.
pcui0rf, Conrad l.ansc and family Ernst
Graipner. Anna Graipner, Clara BroinberS.
Florence ErOmbeTs. Mr. and Mra. Herr.
Marx Oeft for ROtlercam), Jacob NafIrt-
Bsrlig-Mrs W l.. Sroor and chl,d. Mrs.
Harry Hulnlc:, - CaErilln. Min Abe,e.
Hamburg kasn SOpnIa Achr
aud sOLs ;rrah Punl Lt,.an Iphl Neit 'oI
Lardonb, Charlotte and Pauline S0nneEih2l
"t Gen .S v Robinson. Josephine and
Norma lncoHa.
me Haguc-Hrs. WiHiAu rriesbach. Fran
css v cher Gett tor Rotterdam. Mrs. Cllde-
ron Carlisle Miss Rsg" Heav."s io' LIN
dou). ,.-u..
san SeJastlan-Mrs. Schuyler warren ann
family.
stuitsart-Sigmond Raer.
RottcTiaIa-Cnrl DGnHrnhefS, Rhode car
Kill. Ellen s. Bartlett sailed ,-,..
Pera-The Rev. Mr.. ana Mrs. IharIe'
Wood def for Venice.
ostend-Miss L. Derdeyn def for Lonconl.
DTesden-Mrs Vandolanda and dauehteI,
Mrs. Leuktecher. Portia Wager ana oTother
Oeft for HollandG It,, e., Nou,
York;.
Rssie-Isoia OppenheiFner.
f,onenhagen-Nalbor6 JorEsen ana oeusnNs''
Kioedenhaven--Mrs. ", W. Watts.
Isgborn--Imogens Reilly. left Tor Rome.
Posen-Mrs Rose GottSchalk and children
left for Berlin: Carl Marcus and child.
Breslau-Arthur Kinkenthhi. PROFESSOR
uTefnburE-Elizabeth Coos, John oNeil.
PraEus-Frank 8. Ailieysko, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Ia PSylicek, Bertha WtntsrnerE. N. j.
Observation-Disclosures Werner.
RiTa-Mrs Clara Kleinberg and daughter.
Mrs. Olga Schmanan and son. Mrs. Paul
YrisAsnfsld and child.
81. MoTtts-Mrs- Prestea and uaother.
NieAapd q. PTe1ton, left for Paris Mrs.
QSslosijaS HnetSh aSa danshssS len Tor
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