... COMING TO BRADFORD TO BE MARRIED. Another passenger on the Lusitania was Miss Ida Exley, whose father hae a farm on Barry Flains, Diuc.ohusen:. Miss Exley, who was eboui twenty-one years of age, had been out with her family :n the United States for about ...

... the ship would continue to float. But it must be remembered that the boats on one side could not be launched and that the Lusitania sank very quickly. ...

... AMERICA. Am announced in the special war edition of the * North-Eastern Daily Gazette last evening, the great Cuuard liner Lusitania was sunk yesterday off the southern coast of Ireland by a German submarine. The latest information to hand shows that she ...

... some weeks collecting for distressed Belgians, and she had met with gratifying success. She was returning England on the Lusitania, and on Thursday night Dr. De Page left Sheffield for Liverpool to meet his wife the arrival oi the sll-fated liner. ...

... PASSENGERS OVERCOME Queensiown, Friday Midnight Received T a.m, Seturday.) Six Sundred of the pussengers and crew of the Lusitania have been rescued by the steamers which went 10 their aid, but of these six have since died. As the rescued arrived at Queenstown ...

... LUSITANIA TiIIATENEL NW YORK. Saturdo Anoorrpoue teegrante wore received by secret of before the s..,ilang of the earning the would 'be torpedoed or destroyed, I liad advising then) to caned of passengers have canoe,led. Ts a attributed to in. • intlisi ...

... and coy, torpedoes at us, and we never saw It rise The first tor, jo took us between the first » i secon | fanneis. The Lusitania shook, and str. down a bit, and two other torpedces, lowing, soon finished our ship. Four or tive « - our lifeboats went ...

... —The Lusitania has been torpedoed and sunk. Details of the Lusitania disaster show that it must rank amongst the greatest shipping disasters in history. The vessel was torpedoed without warning 2.0 p.m. yesterday and sunk at 2.33. The total number on board ...

... river suitable for launching and also for the vessel's passage from the builder’s yard to the sea. The gross tonnage of the Lusitania was 31,550 tons, and her dimensions were as follow: Length over all, 790 ft. Breadth, extreme. 88ft. Depth to boat deck, ...

... THE LINER S CREW. FULL LIST OF OFFICERS AND MEN. The following is a complete list of the othcers and crew of the Lusitania on its last voyage to New York and back: W. T. Turner, Liverpool, commander; J. C. Anderson, Liverpool, stall captain, J. D. Piper ...

... and commit acts contrary to the laws of God and man with a complete contempt of any foreign opiuion. The torpedoing of the Lusitania is the latest effort at terrorisation. This great passenger vessel was sunk off the Lrinh‘ coast yesterday on the way from ...

... THE LUSITANIA. SURVIVORS. CAPTAIN RESCUED. AFTER COING BOWN WITH HIS SHIP. yANDERBILT REPORTED MISSING. ng the wirvivors is Captain Turner, who jown with his ship, and was picked vp ours afterwards. g telegram was received at the \perican Exbesey, London ...