Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-10

standing out on the picrhcad all even.
ing until past midnight. for l was suro
,She was on her way I'm. IIfclt 1t In
my bones At 1880 / went back to the
Hotel Chamberlin, leaving word at the
desk to be awakened at 1880.
when they woke me l got up and
dressed in no time, and lust as
stepped Off the hotel porch there was
the Timmins coming along under full
steam, next to one of the Baltimore
daytime boats. While she was sin
going, Jimmy Fcsmirc, the first man
who sighted the submarine. jumped or
and told me everything But I knew
il before lie told me by the way the
rimmins had come and gone or again
under iuli steam fesmirc brought
this message from Captain Himself
scrubbed on Il bit Of paper: 'Baltimore
pilot OH board. WIN arrive at ouurun-
tine at ~ NJ. Monday. All we'll on
board. The submarine gave as her
destination Boston or some other
American port on the East coast.
Draft seventeen feet. No passenycrs-
then telcgraphcd ut once to my father
in Baltimore. and started back"
DENIES THAT MESSAGE
GOES TO BEItNS'rORFIr
Mr.. iIlkcn arrived in Baltimore at
3:i5 this afternoon and went ut once
to the pier of the Eastern Forwarding
Company to make sure that all is ready
for the reception of the submarine
When asked him about the rcnort
that Captain llinsch has nled Il code
Geographic message to Ambassador
Won Ecrnstorff he denied this cmphat-
ically.
The only message which Captain
Himself has sent out since the subua-
rimc appeared" he declared. was that
slip OF paper that Mcsimirc handed to
me. There would he no occasion for
Himself 10 communicate with Won Bern
storff. since this is Il purely CONNER
cial venture. and the proper German
officials in this country to deal with Il
are therefore the German consuls, not
the ambassadors"
called Mr.. Hilken's attention to tho
rumor that officers Of the Bureau of
Construction and Repair OF the Navy
Department at Washington expect to
come to Baltimore to inspect the s,Ib
marine.
They Will not be permitted To come
on board. he answered AS Amcri-
can manager Of tho company under
which the Deutschland operates, have
been instructed by the owners of tho
ship not TO permit any one aboard cN-
ccp' those United States officials who
have a legal right there With tho
rcscntativcs of the collector pof tho
port. the emigration authorities. ,hc
quarantine and the state Department,
no one gets on that ship"
There are many kilograms Of con-
Gratulations from different ports OF
the country awaiting Captain Kairis.
and At the rate they are pouring TO
the "llansalaus'-thc local North Ger
man Lloyd oflice--if he tried to- take
them all back with him on his return
trip he Will have room for no other
cargo. The Germans of Baltimore arc
celebrating in true German style the
arrival of the Deutschland. Instead OF
singing Deutschland. ubcr Allies" il
is deutschland, Inter Allies" since
Germany has como to them under. in
stead Of over. the sea. IT'S no longer
the "nying Dutchman,'' but tho diving
''Hu, this celebration" said Tcsmorc
to me when he got back TO baltimore
this afternoon. is nothing to what VIC
felt on the Timmins when we first saw
her. We did not make so much noise
but we just leaned over the side and
stretched out our arms to hcr--thc
whole bunch Of us-as if we wanted
u take her up in our arms