... rUSITANIA VICTIMS. Fish reached Queenstown | The Flyin with the bodies of nine yesterday victims of the Lusitania disavter—three femates, four males, and two infant chil- dren. : Amon them were those of the Rev. tat urin a fireman named Dan helonging ...

... SLOWER THAN LUSITANIA Her speed 18 16 knots, nearly 10 less than the Lusitania, and the auxiliary includes three machinery independe ut electric generators, evaporators with 1 combined capacity of 100 tons of fresh water per day, and a large instailation ...

... AGT DETERMINED AND PLANNED. Further Inquest on the Lusitania Victims. A SEAMAN’S PROTEST, (From Qur Special Correspondent.) Sunday In a quaint, bare upper chamber whicn serves Queenstown as a meeting placo for the local Council, the district Coroner, ...

... HENLEY ESCAPE. Amon these on board the Lusitania was Mrs. Waketield, who was married in August last to Mr. Alfred Thomas Wake- voungest son of the late Mr. James \ ‘akefield and of Mrs Wakefield, of Jenlev-in-Arden, and brother of Mr. Samuel Wakefield ...

... MISGUIDED PATRIOTISM Mr. Hurst oaid one of the risoners had siated that he had lost relatives on the Lusitania, and no deubt in consequence he fels sav e. ‘The cost of the damage, however, fell on English citizens, and the behaviour complained oi was ...

... did. He denied that he said, “‘ Boys, come ’ in and heip vourselves,’ or “Go for the Woodward said he lost a friend on tie Lusitania, ile pushed a dish on to the but he did not throw it at anvone. floor with the intention of smashing it, (Proceeding.) ALL ...

... and thie ailed on ships flying the Br A lies flags at their own risk. But neit ther this warning, nor the news that the Lusitania had been sunk pre- ented the sailing in the afternoon of the Transylvania with 879 passengers on board Only twelve passages ...