... 316 p.ro.—A telegram from Kinsale eays the Lusitania, torpedoed off Kinaale, has sunk. p.ta. —Vessels now steaming out the harbour to rescue passengers. 4 p.m.—Admiralty Offices here state that the Lusitania sank of! Galley Head, west Kinsale Head. i ...

... torpedoes were fired at the Lusitania and two of them struck tho vessel, which immediately began to sink. This was at 2-12 p.m., and liner remained afloat just over twenty minutes. It was reported that boats from the Lusitania were putting in at three points ...

... SCENE OF THE DISASTER. As indicated the teh-grams, the place where the Lusitania Bank is about midway between the Old Head of Kinsalo and the Seven Heads, the two promontories which enclose Conrtraacshciry Bav. The liner was then approximately 25 miles ...

... GERMAN THREATS. Attempts to Prevent Passengers Sailing. the torpedoing of the Lusitania comes a threat surprise, the German# noaoubtediy full warning of their intentions ' - 8;;.k the vessel, even going to the length of mserbug advertisement in the American ...

... Liverpool the Lusitania was torpedoed without warning. In connection with the message that twenty boats were on the scene, the Cunard officials London explained that each boat was capable of carrying between fifty and sixty passengers. LUSITANIA’S GALL FOR ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... HUNS’ CROWNING INFAMY. THE LOSS OF THE LUSITANIA. News “Struck Washington Like a Bomb.” WHITE HOUSE AWAITING FURTHER INFORMATION. PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPPCIAI.. Washington, Friday. news of the sinking of the Lusitania struck Washington like bomb. The Government ...

... AN AMERIOAN VIEW. The “Times” says—The sinking the Lusitania has aroused exictement and apprehension among Americans in London. The possibility that the majority, if not all, of the passengers may have been saved does not, in the opinion of prominent ...

... district. Captain Turner, who was in command of the Lusitania, the second senior officer of the Canard fleet. Ho began in the service as boy, and has grown with the line. Before commanding the Lusitania Captain Tumor had commanded the Mauretania and the ...

... MESSAGE. 100 Rescued Die on Way to Queenstown. Queenstown, Saturday, 3-30 a.m. The number of the passengers rescued from the Lusitania who have died whilst being conveyed Queenstown reaches 100. Til© first list of saved which is possible compile contains six ...