... THE LUSITANIA ENQUIRY. Mr. W,llium Thorne Lal*—Wc.*i Ham 6. Mr. RUNCIMAN President to the Hoard Trade) •laird that the inquiry into the loss the Lusu.in would I** held not committee, but siniuory •ujn. coßitsnog of wreck commissioner, with skilled would ...

... LUSITANIA VICTIMS. The remains of the late Eev. Father Maturin, the well-known Roman Catholic divine, one of the victims of the Lusitania disaster, were removed from the Cun and wharf Queenstown 'a«t night for convevnnce to London for interment. The remains ...

... it property covered in. The Wreck op the Lusitania.— The Lord Major of Birmingham has now received about £l6O towards the fund which is being raised for the rejief of the sufferers from the wreck of the Lusitania. The latest subscrip, tions include £lO ...

... sailed on ships flying the British and Allies’ flags at their own risk. But neither this warning, nor the news that the Lusitania had been sunk, prevented the sailing in afternoon of the Transylvania with passengers on board. Only twelve passages were ...

... A polioc-officcr said saw prisoner throw something, and heard the crash of glass. She afterwards called out, “When the Lusitania went down flew the German flag. Tho Stipendiary sent her prison for two months. ...

... din damage at all. did practically the whole # the talk ing* »Woodward denied the charge of assault ■ had lost iend on the Lusitania, and went to the shop for tho purpose of saying something. Howard, in the box, said he went to the shop for the purpose of ...

... Woman, is prercuted at the Theatre Royal this week. Ii i* from the pen Mr. Charles Kleu.. who, it may stated, was lost on Lusitania. The plot « ciever’y woven, and retains the attention cf ‘.he audience until the end. The pur. of Howard Jeffries, jun., ...

... STILL TOO PROUD FIGHT. Amsterdam, Monday The Berlin Vossische //©itting” learns that the United States Note in regard to the Lusitania has been reseived in Berlin. —Central News. IVashixqton, Monday Count Bernslorff has admitted that the of Herr Uernburg’s ...

... RELIEF FUNDS Thus far the contributions sent the Lord Mayor of Birmingham (Alderman W H. for the Lusitania Relio’' Fund amount LI6O. The latest donations include L'lo 10s. from Messrs. J. A. Phillips and Co.. Works, Smethwick and Lo as. from Mr. CB. Engels ...

... Struggle with Police. Hurst raid one the prisoners had tint had lost relatives the Lusitania, and doubt in consequence lie felt savage The cost the damage, wove fell on English citizens, and toe behaviour of was misguided patriotism. I oli'-e-conetable ...

... Yoek. Monday. President Wilson .o-day made his first public appearance since the despatch Germany the American Note the Lusitania outrage. It was the popular mind not little suggestive that the occasion should lie connected with the presence the Unileci ...

... appear to advan- tage. might be mentioned that the author of the play, Mr. Charles Klein, was amongst those lost on the Lusitania. Theatre Royal, Smethwick, A play pleas© the popular taete la being producea at the Smethwick Theatre Royal week Mr. and ...