The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-07

Ivy Evening Herald Arhacd Wirnf
New York, May f.--When the Ilnal-
tania sailed she had aboard i25a pes
sengcrs. Some nervousness had been
caused because OF tho publication IN
the morning papers OF Saturday OF ar
advertisement warning intending tiav-
elera that "A state OF war xiated he
tween Germany and Great Britain and
her allies, that the zone Of war " :
cludes the waters adjacent 20 the
British isles: that In accordance with
notice eiYen. by the German govern
mon,. vessels dying the flag OF Great
Britain are liable TO destruction al
those waters aud that travellers sRsl-7
ing In the war zone ON ships ot Great
Britain or her allies, do 40 a. their
wn risk. The advertisement was sign.
ed 'Imperial Embassy"
This warning apparently did mol
cause many cancellations n the thip
sailed with very fun passenger list.
just before the steamer's departure.
a number OF passengers received tel
ograms NJ the pier. signed by names
unknown 10 them and presumed 10
be fictitious. advising them not to SAL
as the liner was 20 be torpedoed By
submarines. Alfred Gwynne Wander
bit was one OF the passengers who
received such a message. He destroy
ed the message without comment
They called u 'sTommyrot"
Charles y. Sumner. general agent OF
the cnnard inc. said when The Lust
tania sailed that the trip aas MT at
tended by any risk whatever. NJ the
liner had speed o. twenty-five and q
half knots ana was provided with un.
usual water tight huikheads.
In commentsrg on the report Of the
torpedOlng OF te Luaitania today ma
rinc men pointed out that In their
opinion the Lusitania could not oe
sun bp single torpedo.
Charles +. towering. head ~ the
nrm az lowering orpthera. and pres
ideni ~ shc 81. Georges society. was
ono of the passengers who sailed ON
the Luaitnnia. chRfncterlzing Il as
ally norferuancc and neiow the dlg-
nifty of diplomatic rapfesentatlse of
any foreign government.
| Alexander Campbell, general man-
aser for John DewRr and sons, Lon
don, who also sailed, referred 20 the
advertisement as tommy rot.f
other passengers on the Lusitania,
Included Elbcrt Hubbard. publisher
Of the Philistine. u. A. Thomas, the
wealthy Welsh Goa operator and his
daughicr, Lady Maekworth, the Eng
\ lish sunragette.
All these persons took occasion "a
say that they saw nothing TO w0rry
about in in advertisement.
First Cabin Passengers.
Tho list of nrst cabin passengers
aboard the Lasliania includes.
Albert G. Billlckc and wife, Los
Angeles.
Lady Alien and maid, Montreal
Julien de Ayala. Cuban consul gen
cral at Liverpool.
W. Brodericke-Cloete, san Antonio
Texas.
j. H. BROOKS. New York.
G. A. Dingwall. Chicago.
Justin ~ FormaR. New York.
Charles Fr0hman aud vaiet. New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbort Hubbard. Eas
Aurora, y. Y.
Mr. ana Mrs. c. A. Lcaroyd an,
maid. sydney. Australia.
Lady Mackwofth. Cardiff, Wales.
Mr., ana Mrs. Henry Adam, Boston
A. II. Adams. New York.
W. McM. Adams. New York.
Miss Anna Allen. Montreal.
Miss Gwen Allen and maid, Mon
tread.
NJ. n. Allies. New York.
James BAKER. England.
Miss M. a. Baker. New York.
Mr. ana Mrs. q. W. q. bartlett
London.
=. Battcraby. Stockport England
Leonidas Bistio. Atlanta.
J. j. Black. New York.
Thomas bloomfield. New York.
James Bohan, Toronto, Caneia.
n. B Bowen, Boston.
MT Beulton. IT,, Chicago.
Miss BTaithwalte. Morrlstown. y.
Miss Josephine nrandell New Yori
g. a hroderlck, Boston.
MIS- p g. Rrown. New York.
william a. rfowa. unaio. NJ Y.
Mrs burnside aud mad. No'