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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
In the Churches



serman Asthodlst cnurrh. cth1sIle
EesL opposite ulgh aChuuL aes r
Hfse.l EAstQr- SUNDAY school az
- io1o. subject. sods EsarinE rirs
- stening sersice. Mednesdsy eren-
N A oorai-I NV ~
u- ~sigofne asalE AL ~ Snls
North street M-f6odi.t E,t.-o,,t
sherch. fifth and Narkst streets. joan
n A-ss pastor. Sunday school a. , ~
- 9hc pastor Nesper services al zoo
2 m. the Epworth league In chars.
m oilcil mestirrE Nondav al SEQ
= m Ihe public a. cordially invited 10
Fan street Msthodi-t Fpt.oooa,
church corner Seventeenth and Jaeof-
~ senaay mornins a. 10 O'clock
do In remembrance o. me SUNDAY
sSnSSi a. Tie. n Lennon super-
pastor. theme. The Endurinr name
prayer mosting on "Wednesday even
day eveninE viii b. the sieenen % =
LAY DELEGATE 70 the Lay-deleEate con-
tsfense % - held IN parkersburE. "
vices you are most cordiaihs tnvttss
W. A. shunz. pastor.
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church
stl- Jacob street hill Y. DeBolf
pastor, rcaihrnce 1922 Eon street The
following L. thu calendar % services
Tor The coming uc~k sunday school
at $40 a. m. ". a.. Cunningham sun
erintsndent. Class Meeting al g.s0 D.
m VIM Hsnkc. leader. Pubmc Worshfp
az 1895 a M and 200 .. m. The pastor
VIII have for his morning theme Pow
er IN Weakness IN the evening he will
klNo the thtrd OF a series OF talks on
The Anccstory Of our English Bible.
Epworth League Monday evening. Miss
era Strautman. leader. PRAYER and
|praise service "Wednesday evening. INC
public In general and those without a
church home are most cordially invited
To worship with as. You will md "A
nearly welcome. Come thou with Us
ana we Wiu do thee good"
chapline Street Methodist EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Samuel g Jones. minister. To
the Following services all are very
cordally invited; sf5 Sunday school.
Mr.. A l. Winters. superintendent. 100
Morning Worship. Anniversary sermon
by the pastor. Suhtect: AT Mile stone
SiNty-eiEhf." 4 brief resume OF the
work and history OF tho oldest daughter
OF Wheeling Methodism. Special music
AZ this service. No evening service
Epworth League Tuesday evening
iraNer and Class meet Wednesday. The
church and sunday school will hold
their annual outing nxet Thursday at
BAney's Grove.
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Divine worship with sermon by the pas
tor At 1880 a IN. Sunday school at
$50 a m. Al are welcome.
Warwood Lutheran Church. the Cen
trail High School place of meeting. Rev.
Ralph A. Hartman. pastor-AuE. I.
ninth sunday after Trinity. Divine wor-
shiu with sermon by the pastor AZ T.fb
p. m sunday school At gao ,. m. An
Trinity Lutheran church. 3536 Eorf
street. Rev. ~. O. Dean. uaetor-The
services on sunday will be REGULAR for
the ninth sunday after Trinity. Morning
worship at 1880 a. m, sunday school
service $50 a m. Mr.. F. r. seabright,
me Pastor and family will leave on
Monday for a months vacation.
Mr.. Roy Meyer a son 81 the congre-
cation and a student az, s~usquehannu
ply the pulpit In the pastors absence.
EvAHan1.IcAL.
It raufF Evangelical church. 7eth
n Wood streets. Aug. q. Raschc. paq.
tor@German service a. $50 a. m En-
Eiiah service ~ TO- 80 o. m. sunday
society al : p. m "a evening service
willing Workers meet Monday evening
az the home q Nj and Mrs 'has
be served a. $50 o'clock Business
nesting ~ teachers o. Officers ~
the Sabbath school Tuesday evening no
2 o'clock
g. rsurs Nv Lutheran Church.
bridgeport Main street Rev otto Wen.
del pastor 9TH sunday after Trinity.
sunday sohoo and bible cIsaa = : d
a. m Divine Services Hf 40 100 a m
Divine services ~ 30 1u a. m Tho
church council will meet az 230 in ths
afternoon
~. Johns Nv Prot Congregation Pas.
Tor Isl. % rlfert-Nerf sunday German
service a. 90 90 and Sunday school no
2 a. m East service before tho Nfr1.
ton. sunday school VIII Do held during
rouncements during service
~ Johns Ev Prot c-onrreratI4H. raa.
Tor w. o. Ulfert-Nevf sunday German
q d m raat service hsf1r. tHa tarl.
fi1n. 80 evening service sunday arI.H
wil Pc held during Lne vacation Fur-
thor announcement during f@ertice
st Jsmss Eyaursueal Lutb.-sr
Church 1nfa-ffIT "nHriIua street. Ef..
A. Mrrnrr pastor E.r NJ IT.. Nf.uUr.
r.i.tant m
glirh ord German f' a' t m. services
in the English I~1rrHHE.
EPISCOPAL.
Hf Matthew III..HuH| church. corner
ChHrurr and Fifteenth e.r.fH TH. err
vices during fhe week uII U. Hr f.Ifnre
Ninth Sunday after TRINITY SUNDAY
AuFurf f a m W.Ir Communion
20 90 o. Second celebration fn1 .r
mon. fit on m H.Ir communion THE
Rev o. 49, 81 STRIKER f.rr.rI" rector
- 81 Matthew church. 1000 conduct
fh0 nhnr. rrr.I... fH which f.n UHhHf.
ie cordially Invited
60 Lakes Episcopal church. u.. o.
E-rIfIurHrm. DID, Do rector Services ar
follows t.lh a. ms sunday school I0 DO
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HRIsTIA

First Christian church. Rev. W. II.
Fields. pastor-Serviccz on sunday.
August 4. as follows. bible school. $50
a. m. r. =. TruNcll. superintendent.
Morning service. 1 0.30. Mr.. q. r Evans.
held secretary Of Kentucky and West
Virginia Of Christian E.ndcavor will
speak. Communion. =. l.. IS. e.. r.. 6A5
=. M. Evening service 7.f5. addressed
by q q. Beans. OF this city. The state
convention Of the Christian Endoavor.
viii meet in this church on Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday. August g.
and 3 The public g. very cordially in
vited 20 attend an the services Of this
church. Strangers. Tn the city are In
vited 90 come and worship with us. and
they will De made to feel az home. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-31
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian cnurch-Tn the Alb
sence Of Rev. Claude Porter Terry. u u.
the pulpit Of the First rrcsuyterfst
Itui'n VIII DC occupied tomorrow. by
Rev. Robert :. Young. OF the 81. Chairs
Vile Presbyterian church. The usual
morning and evening services will be
held. The usual services Will DO held
each Sunday In August with visiting
ministers IN charge.
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church Is not closed during tho summer
months. but there viii b. services every
LORDS day morning and evening 10
which an will h. welcome.
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Edrwood Lnthsnn chnrnh-

The Edgwood town hall place Of
meeting. Rev. Ralph A. Hartman. pas
tor. Aug. L. ninth Sunday after Trinity.
Divine worship with sermon by the pas
tor At 1890 a IN. sunday school al
$50 A. m. All are welcome.
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St. Paurs Church. Elm Grove. ]. Lo-
gan Fish. rector. There will be service
in 81. PauIs Church tomorrow. the
ninth sunday after Trinity al four
o'clock in the afternoon. Sunday school
al . o'clock "a. m.
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The Third Presbyterian church. ssth
and Jacob streets. J, r. LyenherEer.
pastor. The usual services will be held
sabbath. august LIST: preaching at 1915
n m. and b school at $50 a m.
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Warwood Presbyterian church. Twen-
tieth street. near Warwood avenue: Rev.
r. p. Carson. pastor-Sabbafh schoo
At $50 a. m. with Bible classes for
men and women. as there will he no
morning service. you are cordially In
vited TO attend the sabbath school The
evening service viii be held upon the
church lawn beginning at 7:aO. The
subject Is "Samaria the City that Booze
Killed" This Is the last OF the series
on the cities OF Palestine. You are
cordially invited 70 these services.
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a m. Holy Communion and sermon. No
evening services during August
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Vance Memorial. Rev. u. G. wilkin-
SON, Ph-D.. OF Bucyrus. o.. viii preach
next sabbath at II o'clock o. m. sunday
school and Bible classes at 9.4B a m.
Prayer service as usual on Wednesday
evening at 7.f5 p. m.
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First Baptist church. Twelfth and
Byron streets. Rev. D.. r. Briuinstool.
minister Public service at 1880 and
%. The morning theme b.. The
Guest thamber OF the Soul" followed
by the Sacramcnts Of the Lords supper
Inc evening though viii De. "Th.
Weakness OF Wrong 8 good attend
ance 81 desired. az these will De the
last services by the pastor before lfav-
ing Tor his vacation. MHrwuod Mission
school az 2.aO. Edward schneider. ru,
rrtutendeut ~ 8 o'clock there Wal b.
q service 90 the Home Of the AgeI on
Ihtrfecuth street PRAYER service on
w wednesday evening at as Bible
school az H.la. MI. j. v. pix1er. super
%intendeut The school o. owi in in
.tcrost and ATTENDANCE. despite the warm
weather Come with a. for an nour Of
Bible study.
Emmanuel Baptist church. Eom street
near Twtnfy-uluth street. Arden E
Miller. pastor. Hfa "a m. sunday school
N"rninE preaching 40 ~ o'clock. follow
% hN the Observance OF the Lords
supper. 1f6 th. hour ol the eveuirr
evening
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81 rauFa Nv Lutheran church.
bridgeport Main street Rev otto Wen.
del pastor 9th sunday after Trinity.
sunday school and Bible class p o H
a. m. Divine Services af 1880 o. m
Divine services e. 90 90 a. m The
church council viii meet at ESQ in ths
afternoon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
CUNARD LINER LUSITANIA
TORPEDOED OFF IRELAND
[Continued from First Page.l

London, May THE Lusania from New
York May for Liverpool with 1858 board
pedoed this afternoon point miles off Old
Head Kinsae Ireland, and later down.
they may rescued however message
received here how many the Lusitana
Relief was Immediately from Queenstown. If she
oeo length OF time before gong down 1t is possible
hat some OF the escug ships got to her side believed that
the watergh bukhead would tend keep her aoat
Two hundred of the board the Cunarder
to her from the steamer Caerona before she lett New
of travel has been indicated by sinking during days
of other British vessels off the Irish
1t the Lusania which, February of
american flag to protect her from possible attack the of
The received eight
Irish when down
When the Lusitana sailed she passengers
Some had publication
morning of Saturday of advertisement warning intending
travellers that state OF existed between Germany and Great
Britain and her allies that the of includes the ad
cent to the British Isles that accordance with notice given by
the German government vessels flying the flag of Great Britain
liable to destruction in those that travellers sailing
the ships of Great Britain her allies their
Embassy"
This warning apparently did many cancellations
the ship sailed with m passenger list Just before
departure number of passengers received kilograms the pier
signed by names unknown to them and presumed be fictitious
advising them not to sail the liner be orpedoed by
marines
O. Vanderbilt was one of the passengers who received
such message He destroyed without
Charles P Sumner general agent of the
Pier and made then said voyage
usana would be attended by any
had speed OF twenty-five and half knots and provided with
unusual water-tght bulkheads
In commenting the report the orpedong usania
to-day pointed that opinion Lusiania
could not be sunk by single torpedo
The Lustana delayed and half hours
sailing for Liverpool last Saturday having take
over the o5 passengers from the Anchor Liner Camerona which
was chartered at the last minute by the British Admiralty
Charles T. Bowrng, head of the Bowring Brothers and
president of the St Georges Society passengers who
sailed the Lusitan He commented appear
IN the German papers chaacterzng performance
and below the dignity diplomatic representative of any foreign
government.
Alexander Campbell general for John Dewar Sons
London who also sailed referred advertisement as tommy
rot
Other passengers the Lusania Ebert Hubbard
publisher OF the Philistne D. A. Thomas the Welsh coal
operator and his daughter Lady Mackworh English sura
gete All these took occasion that they nothing
to worry i'll the advertisement.
New York May If the reports
mo-
afternoon
-N"0'"- Va
shore was when
'- 9'0
dispatch from London forth that ssentto
The cahegam preceded MESA
Liverpool May LANDS
a ""'"o
Come once Big list Position KinsaIe'
as
I'm barbOr
sst" " " uSp"'"eu 10 as
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Lusitania One Time
Held Record For Speed;
Ship of Gigantic Size

The Lusitania was one of the largest
ships afioat. She, like her sister ship,
the Mauretania, was built at Glasgow
by j. Brown Il Co. Her keel was laid
in 1907 and she was finished in 1908.
She was 7S5 feet in length, So feet
wide. had tonnage of $500 and n
depth of go feet 6 inches and had a
capacity of 10000 horsepower, gem
Grating a speed of 1888 knots an hour.
Her displacement was rs 900 tons. In
1908 she held the speed record of the
world. doing the distance between New
York and Queenstown i'm 4 DAYS Is
hours. Her sister ship beat this by
hours 10 minutes. The Lusitania
was steamer of the Cunard Line and
had accommodations for 1910 passen-
gers. She burned 1000 tons of coal a
day. She was one of the largest ships
afloat.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Lusitania Flew u. S.
Flag on Trip in February

II was the steamer Lusitania whose
flying of the American flag in the
month of February on her way from
Queenstown to Liverpool in order to
protect her against possible attack by
German submarines caused consider
able establishment on both sides OF
the ocean and resulted I'm the issuing
of statement by the British foreign
office justifying the use of a neutral
flag under circumstances such as
these.
The Lusitania was one of the largest
of transatlantic liners as well as one
of the speediest. She was built in
Glasgow In 1900. She was 7S5 feet
long, SS feet beam and sixty feet deem.
Her gross tonnage was 81 800 and her
net tonnage 9.145. She was owned by
the Cunard Steamship Company, Linz
tied, of Liverpool. Her captain was w.
II. Turner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
PASSENGERS FATE IS
NOT YET ESTABLISHED


where Lusitania sank. About fifteen
other boats are making for spot to
render assistance.
The third cablegram was dated
Liverpool and read:
Following received by admiralty:
Galley Head 4.25 p. M.-SeYeral boats,
apparently survivors, southeast nine
miles. Greek steamer proceeding to
assist"
Dispatches received here from Lon
don, Liverpool and Queenstown con-
firmed the news. One of the messages
said 1t was believed that all the big
liners passengers had been saved.
No definite news as to the fate. of
the passengers had been received by
the Cunard Line here early this after
noon.
The Cunard Line announced that it
would make public as fast as received
all dispatches on the sinking of the
LuSitania, including those relating to
the fate of the passengers.
The stock market was stunned by
the news. A torrent of selling orders
poured in from every section of the
country A period of intense excite
ment followed. Prices in war special
ties broke / 8 to 80 points within an
hour. Stable issues dropped to 10
points.
Late to-day the Cunard Line officials
received a dispatch from Queenstown
stating that large steamer and many
small vessels and boats were in the
vicinity rendering assistance.
The dispatch follows:
Large steamer just arrived in vicin-
ity. Apparently rendering assistance.
Tugs, patrols, etc, now on the spot
taking boats in tow. Motor fishing
boats with two Lusitania boats bearing
probably for Kinsale."
This information came from Old
Head via Queenstown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Submarines May Have
Been Waiting For Ship

The presence of German submarines
off the southern coast of Ireland and
along the line of travel the Lusltania
would follow in going to Liverpool,
was made known in a dispatch from
Glasgow last night which recited that
the British steamer Cherbury had
been torpedoed in the Atlantic ocean,
off the Irish coast. This was on April
81. Two other vessels were sent to the
bottom more recently, the Centurion
and the Candidate. Just where these
ships were attacked has not been made
known but their destinations lead to
the belief that one or more German
submarines have been operating in the
lines of transatlantic travel. 1t may
be that they were waiting for the Lusi-
tania, and in the meanwhile attacked
such other vessels as came within
their range.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Germans Issue Warning
to Passengers Against
Sailing on Lusitahia

Just prior TO the sailing of the Lusi-
tania the German embassy had
warned persons against going abroad,
because of the dangers from subma-
rines and the following advertisement
was inserted in the New York news
papers:
j. ]. Black, New York.
Thomas Bloomfield. New York.
James Bohan, Toronto, Canada.
L. b. Bowen, Boston.
Mr.. Boulton, Jr.. Chicago.
Miss Braithwaite. Morristown, \. j,
Miss Josephine Brandell, New York
Allen Bredge and wife, New York.
c. T. Broderick, Boston.
w. Broderick-Cloete, San Antonio
Texas.
]. II. Brooks, New York.
Mrs. +. H. Brown, New York.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
LIST OF PASSENGERS ON
LUCITANIA ANNOUNCED


Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Crompton, Steph-
en-, John and Alberta Compton and
infant and nurse all of Philadelphia.
A. b. Cross,
r. f. Dearbergh, New York.
Justin NJ. Forman, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Fowles, New
York
Edwin W. Friend, Farmington,
Conn.
Charles Frohman and valet, New
York
Fred ]. Gauntlet, New York.
Edward Gorer New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague Grant, Chi
caGo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hammond, To-
ronto.
Mr.. and Mrs o. H. Hammond, New
York.
c. c. Harnwick, New York.
c. T. Hill, London.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Hodges and
children, w. S. Jr., and Dean W., Phil
adelphia.
A l.. Hopkins, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Hubbard, East
Aurora, n. Y.
Miss P. Hutchinson, Orange, n. ].
C. T. Jeffrey Chicago.
Miss Jones, New York.
Herman A. Myers, New York.
1 L
G. II. Page, New York.
Frank Partridge, New York.
DR.. and Mrs. f. II. Pearson, New
York.
Major and Mrs. F. Warren Pearl, in
fant and maid, New York.
Misses Amy w. w. and Susan w.
Pearl and maid, New York.
Master Stuard Duncan d. Pearl.
New York.
Edwin Perking, New York
Frederick p. Perry, Buffalo, n. Y.
Henry Poland New York.
Miss Theodate Pope and maid, Far
mington, Conn.
George A. Powell, Now York.
Francies G. Kellett, New York.
Mrs. Hickson Kenny, New York.
Miss Kathryn Kennedy, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ]. Keser, Phil
adelphia.
william w. Ketchum, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Kimball, New
York.
T. B. King, New York.
| Charles Klein. New York.
c. Harvard Knight, Baltimore.
Miss Elaine II. Knight, Baltimore.
S. NJ. Knox, Philadelphia.
! Sir Hugh Lane, England.
Charles f. Laurin, Jr, Boston,
JaIHsS &eary, New York.
Gerald Let's. New York
Mrs Perham, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Loney, Miss Loney and
maid, New York.
! Mrs. A. c. Luck and two children,
| Worcester, Mass.
John w. Mcconnell, Memphis, Tenn.
William Mclean, New York.
Fred A. McUrty, New York.
e. r. MacLennan, New York
Mrs. Henry d. MacCona. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, Mason, Bos-
| ton.
NJ b. Medbury. New York.
| II. Fl. Meyers New YORK.
| c. b. Mills, New York.
James b. Mitchell. Philadelphia.
r. T. Moods. New York
/ G.. G. Mestay, New York.
Herman A. Myers, New York.
Geodge A. Powell New York.
Robert Rankin, New York.
DIR. owen Renan, New York.
Leon NJ Schwabacher. Baltimore.
August w. Schwart. New York
Max NJ. Schwarts, New York
Percy Seconds, Boston.
Miss Elizabeth Eecombe. Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Shields, Gin
cinnati.
Mrs r. ID. Shymer. New York.
/ NJ. T. Slidwell, New York.
! Miss Jessie Taft Smith, Braceville,
! Ohio.
n. B. Sonneborn, Baltimore.
Herbert s. Stone. New York
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Blich, Thompson,
Indiana.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
NOTICE!

"Travelers intending to embark on
the Atlantic voyage are reminded that
a state of war exists between Germany
and her allies and Great Britain and
her allies that the zone of war in
cludes the waters adjacent to the Brit
ish Isles; that, in accordance with for
NAL notice given by the Imperial Ger
man Government. vessels flying the
flag of Great Britain or of any of her
allies, are liable to destruction In those
waters and that travellers sailing in
the war zone on ships of Great Bri-
tain or her allies do so at their own
risk Imperial German Embassy,
Washington, ID, c., April %. 1916"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Loss of American Lives
May COmplicate Matters
BY .Assoeiated Press

Washington. May 7.-Officials do
not believe there will be complica-
tions, unless American lives are lost.
1t was taken for granted by Off
cials here that if there existed plan
in the German admiraltyto torpedo the
Lusitania every precaution had been
suggested to the submarine comman-
der to insure the safety of the passen-
gers. The German embassy here from
time to time has declared that the
purpose of the German submarine
campaign was not to cause loss of
life but to strike a blow at British
ships and commerce.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Two Women Who Awaited
Audience With Wilson
Give Up Their Vigil
Special to The Telcerafh

Washington. D. C, May Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis. Jr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lowenburg. two Philadelphia woman
suffragists who have been besieging
the White House to personally ask
President Wilson to address some of
their number in Philadelphia Monday.
gave up to-day and announced they
would renew their efforts when the
President goes to Philadelphia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Wireless Says Steamer
Was Sunk at 2.33 P. M.
By .4sso-iatsd Press

London, May 7. $50 P. M.-The
manager of the Cunard company has
informed the Liverpool Evening Ex-
press that he received this afternoon
the following message from the wire
less station at old Head. off Kinsale:
The Lusitania was sunk by a sub
marine at 2.33 o'clock this afternoon
eight miles south by west (of this
point. ="
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07

George Tiberghien, New York.
r. ]. Timmons, New York.
Miss Mabel Twinlow, New York.
A. G. Vanderbilt and valet New
York
Mrs. A. r. Wakefield, New York.
ID. Walket, New York.
Mrs Catherine E. Wiley, Lake For
est, Illinois.
T. II. Welliams. New York
c. F. Williamson. New York.
Mrs. A. f. Witherby, New York.
Master A. II. Witherby, New York.
Lathrop Wilmington. Boston.
Arthur Wood, New York
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Message Says 1t Is
Apparent Ship Was
Sunk Without Warning
(By international News servicel

Liverpool, May Z. - S. J. Lister, gem
eral manager OF the Cunard Steamship
Company at Liverpool. gave the fol-
lowing statement to the press at $50.
o'clock this evening:
I'VE have received information that
the Lusitania was torpedoed at 2:33
o'clock to-day when ten miles south of
Old Kinsale Head.
Just previously the Lusitania had
sent out a wireless call. Come at once.
We have biz list That was the last
heard from her.
aboard, including 665 of the crew and
1858 passengers.
1T is apparent that the Lusitania was
sunk without any warning"
Mr.. Lister added that If any passen-
gers were saved, as he hoped there
would be- they would be landed on the
Irish coast and brought home
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-07
Favorable Settlement
in Far East Reported
From Official Source
By .4ssoeiated Press

WASHINGTON. MAY 7.-INFOR-
NATION FROM A HIGH OFFICIAL.
SOURCE LATE TODAY IS THAT
THE FAR EASTERN CRISIS HAS
BEEN AVERTED AND THAT A FA-
VORABLE SETTLEM ENT BE-
TWEEN JAPAN AND CHINA is IN
PROSPECT