... SCENE OF THE DISASTER TO THE LUSITANIA. 1 . . . ~,,, ~ v ., iOui may the Coast Ireland, and shows tin locality of Galley Head, between which point and the Old Head, Kinsale the Lusitania was bo rpedoed and sunk a German submarine. v ...

... N THE RESERVOIRS. On the Lusitania al! the water-tight doors could be closed simultaneously, Tho Lusitania had a double bottom, the depth be- centre. tween the outer and inner skins being at the uso of the Beetles. They came Black Beetlea—al Be Beetles ...

... the water ard was picked up. The scene wes most horrible. Hundreds of women, and children were struggling in + water. The Lusitania, before sinking. he terrible heavy list to port, and great dific was experienced in getting out the Captain Turner thought ...

... THE CUNARD. Captain Turner, who was in command of the Lusitania, is the second senior officer the Cunard Fleet. He began in the sendee boy and has grown with the line. Before commanding the Lusitania Captain Turner had commanded th© Mauritania and Aquitanoa ...

... LUSITANIA Will appear In to-morrow’s WS SPECIAL TELEGRAMS INTERVIEWS. ...

... 1,978 PEOPLE ON BOARD. NEARLY 600 SURVIVORS REPORTED LANDED. The giant Cunard liner Lusitania was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine yesterday afternoon off the Head of Kinsale, south of Poland. The vessel was on voyage from New York Liverpool, ...

... of the Lusitania. is registered as a new triumph for Germany's naval policy. The general impres- sion is that England has got what sho deserves. The same agency’s Amsterdam correspondent says that the first news of the sinking of the “Lusitania, which ...

... East Coast. It is evident, too, that, in spite of the threat which the Germans in America issued before she sailed, the Lusitania followed her usual route, and it is probable that, counting upon this, the Germans had made elaborate preparations for attacking ...

... news came ta hand ”’ they shall not feel anything of the pain I have The young wile of a burly Irishman was cn board the Lusitania. “If it had not been for he said, should have been in the trenches months ago, but if she has gone then it devils will pay ...

... tra of the Lusitania. Ste Harry nmpson. of Brompton. near § » board the aud has sent news thet he Mies Olive North, a young lady residing in Cambridge Eireet, Heckmondwke, who had been visiting a sister i the United Staies, was on the Lusitania, and much ...

... bassy was: ‘‘ We did it to ease our It is realised now, however, that Germany knew may Americans had booked passages on the Lusitania, and she was anxious to give an air of legality to her conduct, so as to forestall any prozest Wasn- ington might make in ...

... SYMPATHISERS AND MOB LAW. Washington, Saturday. The State Department has issued the following concerning the sinking of the Lusitania :— Not until all the facts are known can any- thing be said. —Exchange It is not accepted as an axiom of law that a threat ...