New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-03

piOSlNCS mat are "N'"N"NN
hv which they may he exploded AZ
any moment. Originally they were
set bv the German prize crew as q
threat against hostile action by the
British crew. Why they remain IN
rosition in a neutral American hsr-
bor is an unsolved puzzle TO those
who have questioned local port Of
f,ials and received no answer.
With the exception Of Sir +. Ner-
riwether and wife. nobody has let'
,bc AMMAN. The passengers and
s,ch civilians as were on board when
Il was CAPTURED off the Canary Isl
onds were given permission 70 come
ashore ON orders from Washington
late this afternoon But when the
,croed-for authority to move came
thev found that nature had joined
hands with the enemy to hold them
rrisoners \ thirty-mile gale and
cutting drizzle made it practically
;n,nossible for anybody to so ashore
o,con, those who were compelled to
d. So by oaicia, business.
british Prisoners Chagrincd.
Feeling runs high among the Hr'1'ssn
sailors being held as prisoners. INV
Auua~. I, Isl nol l'''''~ .. 60.
nation against tncir c" ,ols' 10, .ho
t.a.. .f., might Ncnl 'Ne'' ,,.,i,-
wnr, WAYS that sailors """ 'st,,, of
ing revenge. but ~ ~ -. ',s a
chacr- a. W'at in'y -. nav
browning hi' of aU0"'''' ~"
81 CHE German r"loe o." ho,ofuIlv
"Is che ieidet SUM ,..lo leaned
asked ONE th-' $50 ,o,rcb f1lea
"lt across ,-,rroachrf
v.tr newspaper men "Ft
"\o' vtt. was iHt Ffl'F- ...,,...
A. first the saiio. was '"N' 49,. ,
bon disappointed. nht me me-, tt.c
commerce could remain iot ''"-
eceau seemed lmp"s s''" 80. g., tro
trained 90 imltiess avn .s;.;o,..t
british navy promise % scrtbcoro-
trrs ao.u' me '".ue Co,+ain liar
ing. ho"cNe'. as soon a. Drstieb line
ICON. comm t"ooi ~. - ~. 49,, Germans.
before i' was c'p,u'sG - Hamilton.
% Ncd 70 -. o~oft carly This
wro went aOo"i" '"'
morning. ..ttcb ,.ll
am sure my lVpTE.'t 80. as soon
make 20 'ie AN Min 10 clear up
as am .s.'..,',,,;,,- Ike IDENTIFY Of
me llEs.eiN 49," ss;d Centa;u Har-
The German reiue ", ror say il
risor 20 Mr.. Hamilton. 10" .''.
No. i. mos O. 1arrcr and more heavily
armed snip. az. ~,5ng IFS
formatio" wv en- nv ronor, c.n
idennlf, "''' 20. 10 ioot
say nothing Hhol 49, ceue by
Otner informal 10" ~, al
roundaooQ' iN.S.'.U - Id il cor
20 the beheI tha' the 80. - ;4s
verted merchanl"an, !ust - 80 ,,asi.e6
present purpose olt II er5 nos
guns oi ABOUT o-''io" - The fpQ
sesslnR t"O tOi P0Go - S.+ot ont Tor
ish oe"e'e '""' - ~ mr.. Of
the sole purpose ~ 'sr9 ei;nnsd out
commerce destroyer AM -,
to the hlsn seSS ~ Canal shortly
naval base a. lhe ne 80, o,,sor
before she began her spec'aco1Si - =
of the coast OIL AtIloa oy II
steamer FarrngioIc on '"'' -
is suggested that II is
Lieutenant Berge, IN SoOu ~ ~
German reservist who smoSes ~
ae'i h,oy .iU his shin with all on board
TO kingdom come IN one mean. ana s .rt ,rjt'
breath, SIN Claims ~ I'll On hoard. lie
over the APlaim II u'lr | thst ne is taking
aces AUNT "C'S...or 4amiltor, as 2
ORDERS lIcnl ~ United states
IepIesel'. a.
goveeTnmI .s....,. ,rbo spDears 20 be
JIG 'lo s.'.,1ad q, ocaen lore call a
Nha, me" - - ,be. the shin is 4 fair
eea law . -. 10 v,,l hold II as such.
- 80 ~. he would take the APP
re "uDS S,a,-,ort News and hold It pend
- 6evelopmente.
'"7 ;,h+ tbere was conference on
80 wharf here. i'm which representa-,
tives Of the German, English ana
American governments agreed Oh
methods % handling those on Dohi
The Appam. L. was decided the' tns
245 civilians, under the au'""i4.'
GRANTED them earlier in the a41eihool.'
might come ashore tomorrow MOI INNS
or as soon as they found IL possibly ~ ~
30 so. Many OF mem are a,,re-
end will have to apply TO the fepieet
sentatlves OF the Butlsh eoE nm
Tor aid when they 90 lahu. 80. i ','
less, they are anxious 70 emu '"'''
imprisonment on me APp@"'
.n-;.,-.,r." STAY nm Board
More than POO others, composed o.
the German crew and the captain and
crew Of the liner. whom they still cal!
their prisoners. will remain on board
pending a settlement Of the legai cues
tions concerning their status at w ASH
nrs.