... and that it was a friendly one, otherwise the Lusitania would not have gone hack even course. About five minutes to two there was muffled drumlike sound coming from the direction of the bows the Lusitania, accompanied by trembling motion the ship. Immediately ...

... (says the London Standard”) it appears that from the Emperor William down to hia humblest subject the destruction of the Lusitania is regarded as feat of which the nation may be righteously proud. Everyone is unsnimous in praising the poßey which conceived ...

... received the warning tent American peseengersmUndmg to sail the Lusitania informing them that toe Lusitania would be sank. . Mr MACMABTER—What provision was made lor safeguarding the steamship Lusitania her last-crossing in view of the fact that the O*™? Embassy ...

... bodies. The Lusitania carried 1,918 passengers and crew 1,145 lives had been lost and saved; The majority tho passengers were British subjects, but there were also aboard Americans, Belgians, Russians, Greeks, and Italians. Tho Coroner—The Lusitania was purely ...

... esnsed the gravest fears and ugly rudburs, but in the course of the evening news filtered through that boats belonging to the Lusitania had been sighted and that vessels were pitting them up. This information gave rise renewed hopes that large number of the ...

... believed that either the German Government or the Gorman people are wholly road, and the notice we are compelled to take of the Lusitania will, we hope, serve to recall them to sense of reason. President Wilson will resist all promptings to unreasonable and hasty ...

... bended in Liverpool 7.10 received the London offioee of the Canard Company stating that several hoate, apparently from the Lusitania, had been sighted nine mdea ■noth-east of Queenstown, and that Greet Rteamer proceeding Iheiv aonstanoe. ...

... Dublin gave judgment in favour of Mr. Hanlcton, M.P.. who appealed from the order made Mr. Justice Stoker Turner, of the Lusitania, who haa survived three of the greatest wrecks history, may be said possess remarkable lucK in moments of crisis. was saved ...

... neceaaanea. New York, Tuesday.-The Poet” says, all the people in the country are one mind regarding Germany’* act tanking the Lusitania, and espres* the opinion that in the event of war every citizen of German origin would found fighting under the American ...

... Government Government will not be affected by the should account for the loss of American Lusitania incident. The same principle lives in the sinkine the Lusitania, and w ill evidently be followed as in the case of W viSatiLs of Imerican rights in the the ...

... with me. One poor fellow lost bis reason altogether and jumped into the sea and drowned. We were about one hundred from the Lusitania when she foundered. Ii was appalling tight »o witness, her decks were still crowded with passengers frantically rushing about ...

... combatant*, men, women, and children. GERMANY WANTS ARBITRATION. Washington, Saturday.—The suggestion made by Germany that the Lusitania case should be referred to arbitration, which ha* become known cable from Berlin, via Amsterdam, ha* been received th* oAcials ...