New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
LINER NEW YORK
IN DANGER ZONE
OFFCORK TO-DAY
American Ship, Hundred
Aboard, in War Zone
Still Safe.


The American liner New York wiz.
left this port on May for Liver,.,
with a large passenger complenU.
was the subject OF much inquiry u,
,crday o. the Office Of the ln,ernatio,,
Mercantile Marine Company. Rgn,,,
that she had been pursued and hit b. i
German submarine were current b..
these were unfouuded
Late .u the afternoon IRE Ansr,,,
Line received a cable message nor
LIVERPOOL saying the New York had ivr
thc7 reported By wireless saying Al
were well on board. bl. not giving h.
position. By her code {, was lsarr,
tina, she would probably arrive in Ll1.
crpool at ; p. m. to-day, Greenwa
time. With this information IL va
dod.coa that she had most likely pasv.
the Fas.ne, Roca light q. 10 ?. n
New York time. and would pass tr
Ktrsa,e Head. whore the Lus.taaia va
,orreiocd before daylight.
Those who inquired a: the oSe
ahou, the New York were assured IN,
the line had every cOnhdoncC in q,
ability Of Captain ". J. Roberts, he,
master. and being under the America,
flag - was felt she would be able :,
pass safely through tho war Ione /;
liverpool. L was thought that 81,
probably would be conveyed By de-
stroye~s. which. H. is believed, ha7,
been sent westward on the course io.
lowing the destruction Of the c..
harder.
Fear German Rage.
Optimism prevailed in the america
Line office yesterday, but elsewhere !,
the shipping district II was generslJ
believed that If the New York escape
destruction il would be through no a,;
of grace on the part Of Germany. IN,
local shipping world, even in oHts
with German affiliations, coudemae.
yesterday the sinking OF the Lusitanh
and the thought was freely advance
that the German Admiralty had lost ii
head completely and would spare notf
ing that sailed the seas. Ore 8hippn.
man said he believed the hatred foi
Americans had become so uroounde.
in Germany that submarines would, IL
fanatical rage. even sink a vessel bour.
. for a German port with cargo Tor Gs.
many.
But for all this hatred" he sal.
more vessels Will get by than viii b
torpedoed. While the maniacal polk
of Germany may curtail somewhat tll
passenger traffic u will in no va
. hinder the schedule OF freighters. Foe
and supplies and munitions Of var wi.
continue TO pour into the ports OF ts'
Allies, and for every ship torpedo.
another vii! take is place. Germany
has not and cannot build enough sg5.
marines or mines TO block the sea tFl!'
fc Of the Allies"
Notwithstanding the submarns nsl.
ace. the departure OF vessels whose
, courses take them through the so
called war zone declared by Germany
has not been either changed or cat
celled.
Liners Now in War Zone.
Many frcightere are to-day either ID
or entering or leaving the war zone
Among the passenger carriers IN n'
threatened area are the Holland Amer
lea liner Rotterdam, which left her
for Rotterdam May :: the Dcminloi
out OF Philadelphia May !, for Liver
pool; the Tu.caUia, out Of G!asgo'
MAY 7. for New York, and the Ryndar
out Of Rotterdam May :. for this po'l
Prominent among the New ion.
passengers are S. X. Brown, Mrs. u.
Dumbell. Mrs. l.. Faber. Mrs Herbsr
+. Gates, Miss Emily Fabre, Mrs.
b. Haus. the Rev. " G.. Cadm6n, Ms
Elizabeth Hepworth, Miss Blanche Hes
GET, Mr.. and Nrs. Arlington Johnso'
p. !. Kciran. Mr.. and Mrs d. Lay, NJ
and Mrs. Guy d. Magiey, Mrs. ArthS
". Robertson, Tenant RonaIcs, Ns
". Stair, Mrs. Edward Shearson, y,
and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and Ars. y
Wright.
The other saloon passengers are:
4 MH Ka, Alsms Miss Florence Aisns n,
. Dorothy Adam, aa. 'a'-a,. B. 4. Allan. ''aa
D. j. H,.ta.s. Ms Bsshas,. Miss. Cay 81
base Miss b.a.... ia 40" Mss pa A. nl
iVi--.2 ~ - E,uf-.ls e 81. B..r5H.s. t.s ] !
BauC Al,, D. re. NJ Ba9 N.p r.
wick and infant Is. p B0ae. D. IA Al
b.ae. Vs. HHrl. .''. Eo.e1 h.g-, r. 4 Ne NJ.
I..l,rl Il..e. Master E'ih b.4.s' ~, -
Thomas h.u.me. Mrs. bro'mo. M'', H ~,
H,n.ae. Master Ge.f" j. ai-s $40 y. Mn I'm
Professor 7. ta.a.t.r. Nh, g. d. Per VIZ
Gamble. 50 I CARRIES Miss e. N.rf. iA.F,, d.