The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-03


for a cart to carry her boxes. There
was room for more II she and the
others walked behind. The others
gladly accepted. Few horses were left
and fewer men left TO drive them.
"Other artists went to Paris PLACE In
the hope Of bidding for a few motors
which might not yet have been COM
Wandered, SO those who can will es-
cape before tomorrow night. The rest
will be sitting bottled up throughout
the district, relying entirely on their
own resources for food, waiting for the
American Government to come and get
them.
And 20 the rush Of Americans to Ion
don continues. Lodgings are filled with
bedragsled and boggageless yet thank
full persons who have fed from every
point on the Continent to the safety Of
London. We feel 40 much nearer
home" is the general expression among
them All tell the same tale of flight
and all express the same 10Y at being
able 10 escape the Continent even with
out valuable baggage.
Those from Paris say that conditions
there are indeNrihabie. Every hotel
is closed. The Government is CON-
Wandering all provisions in hotels and
shops. A limited time has been given
to all foreigners to leave France.
Antonio Scotti the famous barytone
when the eighteen hours notice was
given. left Immediately.
Many other Arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Dubois. from
Frankfort had an arduoue experience
having had to change trains several
times in addition to losing their bag
gage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Porter went tn
Paris July 90 and returned yesterday.
Mrs. Charles II. Mellen and Miss
Mcllen were on the way to Switzerland
when the French authorities seized the
automobile In which they were making
the Journey.
Others who arrived from Paris are
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Patron. A. II.
Wolfe and family, IT. q. Opdycke Of
Chicago and c. NJ. Andrews Of New
York.
Mrs Clarence Moore OF Washington
went to Holland on Thursday. She
found the hotels at The Hague closed
on account Of the mobilization and ar
rived back here to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Kountze are back
after only two days In Paris.
Mrs. Otto Kahn is expected here to-
morrow from Deauville.
Daniel q. Reid also is expected from
Deauville to- morrow.
zeriand, was expected TO reach London
yesterday. but he has not ehown up vet.
Clarence II MaclSay has arrived from
Deauville.
sim More Americans.
Other arrivals are Mrs. W. Banaha
Of Baltimore. Mrs. Richard Nash Of
New York and family. w. G. Rulhitt Of
Philadelphia, II. C. Hopkins OF New
York. II. T.. Hoy Of New York @. X,
williams Of Baltimore. c. T. Bond Of
Baltimore. Mrs. l.. T. Turch OF New
York. Miss l.. NJ. Nell, w r. Reilly OF
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Gilroy OF New York. Paul Block and
family. Townsend Harmon Of New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. x. Field and daughter,
Il. Baruch N New York, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Helm OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Armour, Samuel W. Peck Mrs. c.
r. Adler, Mr.. and Mrs r. Friedenheit,
Mrs. and Miss Bookman and Mr.. and
Mrs. John AspegTen. All these came
from Paris.
Yet other Americans who have arrived
in London since the war scare started
are Stanwood Menken. from Paris; An
drew Doughty. from Paris; Mr.. and
Mrs. John MCGEE Of San Francisco. from
Baden Baden: Mrs. William Disston and
Emily Disston Of New York. from
Paris; Mrs. Marshall Field OF Chicago;
Mrs. Amerige. r. w. Oselby. Princess
Ruspoli, Mrs. q. j. watres, c. w. Tur-
ner Of New York; Mrs J. Tracy. Mrs
J. q. Kellogg Of Cleveland. from Paris:
Col. G. NJ. Mclean and family Of New
York, from Berlin; Miss s. Mine OF New
York. from Paris: Miss r. Helen Of Now
York, from Paris; Percy V. Kuhne OF
New York; Mrs W. E. and Miss Ryan
Of New York. from Paris; Capt and
Mrs. Davenport. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w
Grace Of New York: Mrs. Kingslsnd OF
New York; Mrs. harrington White
Mrs. W. Maurice of New York, from
Paris: Mrs. Henry q. Blair. from
Germany Mrs. L. Rider Of New
York; Mrs. and Miss Edith Mellick
OF New York; Major A. r. Spencer OF
New York, from Ostend; Mrs. w
Lathrop Rich Of New York and Mrs
Dwight Blaney and family. from Paris
A. l.. Baker and family of Chicago.
Americans Autos Connscnted.
! Americans who have been motoring
on the Continent uniformly relate the
same experience Of tho practical confis-
cation of their automobiles.
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