Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

Appaw came 10 my Office to-day and
made II statement OF facts. all OF which,
have reported 10 the Treasury De-
partmcnt. | am awaiting instructions
a to her status. and. IN the mean
time. She viii remain at anchor of
old l'uin; Comfort Lieutenant Bers
gave me- his word tina; no one aboard
Mould be permitted 10 leave the vessel
When he told me that he d,d not have
enough food, a las, through to-mov-
row cavef fihr PERMISSION TO take
provisions aboard. The matter has
gone forward rzpidly. and the situa
;iou Will be cleared up as speedily rs
possible"
LIST or PASSENGERS
ON CAPTURED VESSEL.
The passenger list OF the Appam fol
lows:
First class cabiu--C. V Gilman ami
! T. II. Hyde. from Calabari: y. I. era
nam. i. NJ. Cobb. q. y. James secretary
administrator OF Nigeria: Go!dio Nor
rison. OF Borny; Dr +. y. Upper and
MIS- Tipper. MIS- y NJ. Poulticr. u.
/ Coupe. q. Connolly. *. \. Hawkes. O.
/ W. orth W. y. kun.ann. $ w. Spros
, ton Or. T.. j. Powell. Suhlieutenant a.
/! Il. Lamhis. Royal Naval Reserve: Sub
. lieutenant y. II, Howell. ROYAL Naval
! Reserve; Acting Engineer IT, e. Cam
! ridge. Royal Navy. from Duaiasi; w.
/ Walker. from Fernando; C. r.. Bovd and
/ J. II. Forbes. pr y. J. NJ. Crichton, G..
+ II Finley, D.. J. Il. Courtney. T.. w.
/ Dhornc, W. Teaie. -. Gator Cap.ai,
IG. Seccombe. H. II. Molyneux, NJ. c.
I Watson. :. l.. Tcrrin If. u. Hammond.
I j. II. Walker. +. :. James. {. NJ. G.,
captain ia'e. q. !, L.ethem. r. T. Stmp-
son. W. y. Z. stiles Il. L. Rellenn.
Captain j. H. T.. Dcmontmorency. r.
j. I.cvens. W Williams. from Lahos,
i. c. Fuller, &. NJ e., ana Mrs Fuller.
from LONE; Lieutenant " : Deane.
w. X. 4. Jones. II. NJ Lewis and Mrs.
Lewis. lvor Lewis. F f.. Eoest. V Bill
ling. ! w. Hin. from Accra; V Rus
ton, $. Actoc. a. G. Gaved. r. n. Pratt.
w. Rowe Or. n. Duff. Mrs L. NJ.
Riley. +. c. Robson, from Seccondee:
rr. r. T.. Rice. II. Mitchell w. II.
Brown, j. ". McEacher. + Harrison.
His Excellence Sir Edward Meri-
wcther. +. G. Nj. G.. X G. V. .. gov
e:nor Of Sierra Leone and Lady Meri-
Hcther. Miss / NJ ScnSon. Lieutenant
Fox. y. s. Maverogorvato. Mr.. and Mrs.
pensham Smith. Mrs. Il. EVERY. Mrs.
Underwood. Mrs Fitzpatrick. Miss r.
Dukes II. ;. Jack, W Il. Chadwick. l..
e shaw, from Sierra Leone: J. l.. vii.
Hams. from Fo-cados: Lieutenant 7. w.
~. i.ansherry.
Second cahin--W. Whitaker ami n.
4 Edwards. from sonny: Il. Watson.
from Forcanos: S,af Sergeant 4. Hill,
Sir Sergeant r. Kennedy. Temporary
Sergeant +. !. Riatchford. Sergeant T.
Myers. Sergeant i. Sweeney, r. II.
Deacon, I. J. Holland. A. baker, !. A.
Welch. !. : Jones r. T.. stone. from
huala: +. T.. prosser. John Clcwcs,
y. Yeo'nans. :. Brandon. w. l..
rlomau from LONE: H. Williams. y.
l.. Bradley, from ACCra: 4. Whitley. \
=. Ruth. y. psbcrne. W. 7. Dunlop,
. y. c Morris O. 6. Turner. y Willis.
y. y. MORRISON. i. Iunn, I T.. Price.
from SeCcOndec. q. Na2er. Max Far
quhar from Sierra Leone; J. X. Faw-
F., cet,. from pakar.
Third class passenrers-G Wright.
from Duala y. Ferreira. from Ac"ra
naive servant. from Lagos: Y. Beil-
Eean, G. y. 'raEiiaierro. 7. Birmingham
J w Tomaso, y. 'runney. from See
coudec, l. Cracon, from pakar
MI 81 The above were on board the
.ippau. when she entered the ca pes
Twenty 3ciIish naval rrse-vists. whose
names appeared on the third class pas
.cncer lst. all from Duala. We're re.
moved 10 the Nncwc q. prisoners ~
: EyISrE>CE or R,,DEn
NEVER SPECIFIED
= Tn" sets Wcro supposed long since
' L" nave been swept clean OF all Ger.
9 m?n vessels except those of thc under.
: water type, as no reports OF the activ,
ltE of German raiders had hc"m &c
""iNcG since the auXiltary cruise
..His"r wilhelm sought rcfi:-.c in iamp
ton Roads Last SprirG. The Moewc i
! q Snip Of msstcr! because her cxistcmc,
as raider had never been suspec' ed
There arc several German mcrciau
=, vessels hearing that name but ,hc onl.
; carly IN the var.
accepting Tie Moewe as one Of IL
: merchant vessels, shipping men her
arc a. loss TO account for her arma
Y meh', one report current here had /
d that the Moewe, tuliS armed ma,
. Tipped out OF the KEEL Canal. the has
' ~ the German feet, and ran the gaurt
:! l"t % The British blockade. Anothe
= report SAID her armament Included gun
n as large as those OF ien-!nch caliber.
u Until those British subjects ahoar,
a the Appam are permitted TO land. tn
interesting details OF the Muewe's *
PLOTS cannot be learned There are t.
y Americans on the ship, either anon:
n the passengers or crew
o II Is presumed here that III. MoeY.
n continued her dcpredat!ons among IN
= allies shipping after the Appatn scpa
rated from her. and officials would no
he surprised II other vessels appca
suddenly IN some American poi viii
z DT!2c crews ia charge The. !acr tina
" In. Appan did not encounter ans i}r.t
$ ish warsh!ps on her voyage across tn
. Atlantic is cNpla!ncd hy the fact ma
!, she steered course well OF ne bea,.,
- lanes
y EIGHT TNDLISHMEN
2 CONFINED ~ mn,
NEWPORT NEWS, "a. February
e Eight Enelishmen ara in tn" Arpa m
!. hriS. one report has j. tina; the
- sought 30 signal through q mort hol
. /" passing ship. aud another tna
', they 'nutinied when being exercised o.
"a The steamers decks The latter g.
70 n.an"uon IL the generally accepted on.
y APPAM PRESENTS CASE