El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-11
EiiribIe InmIgrants May Land.

Eitel would be interned by the United
States.
Eligible Immigrants May Land.
Port officials here received notifi-
cation from immigration officials at
Washington that an eligible immi-
grants aboard the EItel would be per-
mitted TO land on that ruling the To-
cal officials sent 10 the ship six women
who were brought ashore Wednesday
night They had been second class
passengers on the French passenger
steamship Florida immigration in
Spector j. l. Williams said they could
not be admitted under the immigration
laws OF the United States.
Capt kiehn5 Of the Frye finished a
formal deposition before collector Ham
Itou telling Of the destruction of his
vessel, and ii was forwarded TO the
treasury department at Washington.
Capt kiehne was instructed TO report
10 treasury officials at Washington
Friday morning.
Was Cargo Contraband.
The German commander seems TO
feel that he was acting within his
rights when he jettisOned the wheat
cargo Of the Frye and then sent the
Of the Frye, however, says the wheat
was Consigned to Queenstown. that he
does not know to whom it belonged, and
that It was not contraband Of war.
Three other ships sunk.
In addition to the list OF eight prizes,
all sunk in the Atlantic by the PrinZ
Eitel, which commander Thierichsen
gave to customs collector Hamilton. il
was said here today that three more
vessels had been sunk in the Pacific
by the German raider and che crews
were landed at other ports.
Heading the list Of the other three Is
the steamer Charcas. Of British regis
try, which is said to have been sunk in
the south Pacific in December.
The British bark Kildaton, from Liv-
erpool 20 Callao, is also said 10 have
been sunk and her crew landed on
Easter island.
The French bark Jean. with 5000 tons
Of coal. is said 10 have bees taken 10
Easter island and, after her cargo had
been transferred TO the Prinz Eitel- was
sunk by a bomb
ships sunk by Cruiser.
The list Of vessels sunk by the Ger
man auxiliary cruiser, with the num-
Der Of persons removed from each, as
announced by customs collector Hamil-
ton is.
British sailing ship Invercoe, ". J.
King. master. crew 90 Owner. lnver
line Of Aberdeen, Scotland. sunk Feb
British steamship Mary Ada short.
4. L. Dobbing. master, crew Is Owner,
James WestOu OF Sunderland, Eng
sunk February Is.
French steamship Floride, MOnssion,
master crew rs passengers Sc. own
srs. Companle Generate Trans-Atlani-
que. sunk February 19.
British steamship Willerby. 7. Wedge Z
wood. master: crew 81. Owners, ROpner
and company of West HartlepooL Eng.
Sunk February 90.
Russian sailing ship Isabel Browne,
AXmar Ericsson. MASTER crew Is.
Owner. Trouberg, Finland sunk jan
1arv %
French sailing ship Pierre Lott. Tran
schant. MASTER crew "a Society Nou-
veIle Darmomenu of Nantes, France,
owners Sunk January q.
American sailing ship William P. I
owner. Arthur Sewall and company Of /
Bath. Maine. sunk January IS. Cargo Z
Il wheat from Seattle. Wash, &c 4
Queenstown. Ems. for orders declared I
20 be contraband by German cruiser.
French sailing ship Jacobson. T.. 3
-erOuN. MASTER crew 30 Society Les /
Toilers. DunzerGuois. France sunk /
January 2S.