... Friday, 5.30 p.m. We received a telegram this afternoon at about 3 o'clock from the Old Head of Kinsale to say that the Lusitania warn sunk by a submarine at 2.33, eight miles S. by W. Later we have another message to say that Abe was torpedoed at 2 o'clock ...

... Liverpool have decided to open a relief fund Jor the sufferers by the Lusitania disaster. Donations can be sent to the Mansion House, London, or the Town Hall, Liverpool. LUSITANIA NOT ARMED. ...

... which the Lusitania was expected pass; they have been hanging about the West and South-West Coasts of Ireland in readiness to strike ; and it seems almost certain that they have some secret supplies of petrol in the neighbourhood. How the Lusitania came to ...

... INVESTMENT SECURITIES AND NEW LOANS. In the Stork Exchange the week has not wound up in very good style. The Lusitania outrage and Italy’s indecision hate caused feeling of uneasiness, and although prices have not been matemUy affected markets have a ...

... RESCUE FLEET. Lusitania's Plight Seen by Signal Station. Messages received from Queens. town state: The Lusitania was torpedoed off I Galley Head, on the other side of Kinbale, at 2.25 p.m., and sank within I eight minutes. It appears that the great liner ...

... THREATS DISREGARDED. But all these threats directed against the Lusitania were not regarded in a serious light. Americans did not credit Germany with the degree of insane audacity required to attack a great liner, the majority of whose passengers were ...

... LORD MA OF LONDON LIVERPOOL. The Lord Mayors of and Liverpool have decided to open a relief fund for the sufferers by the Lusitania disaster. Donations can be sent to Mafision House, London, or Town Hall, Liverpool. - ...

... rather dull, but it improved somewhat before the end, as certain dealers were believed to he seeking stock. The lops of the Lusitania, of coarse. was not known in business hours, so did not affect the sentiment. Gilt-edged securities were again weak, as the ...

... Germans to prove that man’s hate can be as coldly brutish as an iceberg, and as insensate and igdiscriminate as a fog. The Lusitania was yesterday torpedoed without warning, and sank: with over two thow- sand persons on board. We do not yet know precisely ...

... sinking of the Lusitania. It is pointed out that Germany had announced through the Embassy the intention to torpedo the liner if she sailed. The submarines had carried out that threat. An Embassy official says he hopes the fate of the Lusitania will be a warning ...

... MK. CIGAR CORER. Mr. Edgar Ciorer, the well-known art dealer, 170, New Bonti-street, a passenger on the Lusitania, his name appearing incorrectly in le passenger list as Cover. He was returng from a business trip to America. No new., is yet been received ...

... set their faces against public inquiries. The 'Lusitania ' was not, however, a man-of-war, but a merchant ship, on which many Americans were travel- ''The assumption that a dead set was made on the 'Lusitania ' and that all the submarines of the latest type ...