... lalse A farther telegram has been received stating that mote survivors {torn the Lusitania have been landed Queenstown from drifter. Late*.—No more reports regarding the Lusitania have been received, and the nnmberg of survivors already given may bo regarded ...

... LUSITANIA RIOTS Severe Denunciation of Mob Outbreaks. At Deeds Assizes on Friday, Mr. Justice Itowlatt passed sentences varying from two months to fifteen months' hard labour upon seventeen men, principally miners, charged with being concerned in the ...

... ¥iotira the Lusitania., Those aesaiona wepe held yesierday, before Messrs. Ales. M'Oay (presiding), W. J, M‘K. Hardy, E.M., Edward Gildea, D. 0. Oampball, Thomas M’Callion, Falriok Bhiel, J. E. Moilan. ProaecuSiona under the Aliena' Order of 1915 were ...

... LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. Your Excellency's Not in disciiFsing the loss of American resulting from the sinking of the steamship Lusitania adverts at some length to certain information which the Imperial German Government had received with regard to the character ...

... The Lusitania Crime. Thursday.—A wireless message New York to the Frankfurter /.eitajg” says that the Lusitania incident is now being diaoussad mote caimly. The impression reigns ’Washington that a the difficulties may be possible witdeut less dignity ...

... THE LOST LUSITANIA. The sinking of the Lusitania, with the loss of over fourteen hundred lives is undoubtedly the most shocking among the long and terrifying list coldly calculated, callous crimes of which the Prussians have l>ecn perpetrators during ...

... THE LUSITANIA OUTRAGE, TEXT OF PRESIDENT WILSON’S NOTE. GRAVE WARNING. The third American Note to German/, ad. drMsed, the other* been, to Mr. Gerard, the Ambassador in Berlin, asking him to deliver it to the German Minister Foreign Affairs, is textnall/ ...

... THE LUSITANIA CRIME. Paris. Saturday.—The German Emperor has conferred the Order Pour le Merite on the captain of the submarine which sank the Lusitania.—Reuter. Mr Frederick Dickenson Hurtley, Messrs. Hurtley & Sons, flour millers. Hull, has been drowned ...

... Loss ot the Lusitania. lioodoa, Thursday.“A> mealing the direotors the Oa»»td Company, held in Liverpool to day. tba Giiaitmaa of the Beard. Mr. A. A. Booth, referred to the loss cf the Lusitania, and it was resolved —“That this rmeting of the directors ...

... Sequel to Lusitania Outrage. N-.w York, Wednesday.— Gasteva Stahl has pleaded gaily ts perjury ia ennneolian ni.han that saw gnea-oa Lnai.tnia. has been to an msuaha’ imptiaoncicst in F.dcral and So tfce payment oi nomi-’al iiae —lVatcr. «' Britain Will ...

... ECHO THE LUSITANIA Sescued Fireman Charged with Vagrancy. New»y Patty Keaaa, New»y, ship's Kicrcas, was by Conatablo Htadiey vs ...

... Laooratad for Lusitania Outrage. Aa Evening Newt” telegram from Elsinore says : —The K siser has conferred Com Saomanne U 31. o*ptaiu Hers ug, the O Pour Merita recogoitioo of Horsing'a gallant aol” in torpedoiug Lusitania. WAR FROM THE SKY. Eighty Casualties ...