saloon passenger造句

• This was later reported as 150 saloon and 46 second saloon passengers.
• On deck there was accommodation for 90 saloon and 40 second saloon passengers.
• By 1845, steamship lines led by Cunard carried more saloon passengers than the sailing packets.
• A typical tram features a single saloon passenger area comprising two longitudinal timber benches facing inwards for 22 seated passengers with standing room in the centre aisle.
• Accommodation was provided for 300 first and second saloon passengers, in a style otherwise only to be found in much larger vessels such as the, and.
• Captain Henry George Kendall recognized the fugitives and, just before steaming beyond the range of his ship-board transmitter, had telegraphist Lawrence Ernest Hughes send a wireless telegram to the British authorities : " Have strong suspicions that Crippen London cellar murderer and accomplice are among saloon passengers.
• As a joint expression of the gratitude of saloon passengers from the White Star's " Baltic " and " Republic ", Ranson received a special commemorative award CQD " Gold " Medal, in recognition of the gallantry of the seamen who had taken part in the rescue.
• On the steam ship " State of Nebraska, " the show's entourage included eighty-three saloon passengers, thirty-eight steerage passengers, ninety-seven Indians, eighteen buffaloes, two deer, ten elk, ten mules, five Texas steers, four donkeys, and one-hundred and eight horses.
• Fitted for 140 saloon passengers, accommodations were still sparse . " America " and " Niagara " represented additions to the fleet while " Europa " and " Canada " replaced " Britannia " and " Acadia ", which were then sold to the North German Confederation Navy.