... warning the Lusitania and directions for her course; but I think would not right lor -me to go into that matter in detail, as it is going the subject inquiry, and it might appear tliat I vim endeavouring to throw blame the captain the Lusitania in regard ...

... following messages, in addition to those mentioned, had been received by the Company to 7-15: About twenty boats belonging Lusitania arc the vicinity where vessel sunk. About fiftoeii boat; are making for the spot to render assistance.',’ A message received ...

... THE NEWS IN NEW YORK. “Public Indignation Overwhelming.” New York, Friday The news of the sinking of the Lusitania has created moat intense excitement here. As soon the intelligence became known the market collapsed, all stocks falling from five to ten ...

... to the Lusitania. At Vancouvir this found expression in a small riot. A number of persons raided and wrecked the German Club and German hotel. At Toronto United States citizens are profoundly indignant over the deliberate sinking of the Lusitania the Germans ...

... MORE BODIES RECOYERED. The Flying Fish reached Queenstown yesterday with the bodies cf nine more victims the Lusitania disaster—three females, four males, and two infant children. Amongst these were the Rev. Mr. Maturio. fireman named Dan Lee, belonging ...

... FROM CUB OWN* CORRESPONDENT. New York, Friday Night. Rumours of the sinking of the Lusitania began to gam currency at 11 o’clock this morning pm. English time), but was not until after two o'clock that confirmation was forthcoming. The newspapers immediately ...

... telegram from Berlin stales that the following semi-official statement has been issued there regarding the loss of the Lusitania: The Lusitania of course, as most British merchant vessels late have been, was armed with guns, and amongst her cargo, indisputably ...

... men in the dry goods trade. He frequently visited Belfast, to which he was travelling in the course of business when the Lusitania was torpedoed. The firm despatched a representative specially Queenstown the hope that if the was picked up it might be ...

... k COUNTY DONEGAL SURVIVOR. Mr. Patrick O’Donnell, a native of Dungloe, County Donegal, on© of the Lusitania survivors, arrived in Derry on Sunday. Mr. O’Donnell went down with the vessel, but being good swimmer managed to keep afloat until he was picked ...

... of Trade have ordered a formal investigation into the circumstances attending the loss of the Lusitania, and they desire to invite passengers of the Lusitania who are now, or will shortly b®. in or near London, and who are able to supply evidence likely ...

... predicted the sinking the Lusitania word has been aent out that the Transylvania, which sailed from New York on Friday, will torpedoed. Sailors from the German ships now in harbour Boston who predicted the blowing up of the Lusitania declare that desperate ...

... force meeting Mold on Saturday Mr. Herbert Lewis, Parliaraentary Secretary to tho Local Government Board, tho fate of the Lusitania and hundreds passengers had sent thrill of horror through the whole civilised world. the German Emperor and others who governed ...