, 1915-03-31

NN"'NA44P hiNI los
arrived at L.aneIIy, reports that on Thursday
mornlug III The English Channel, when 90
miles OF The French coast, he sighted three
Steamships, Que of which was the "DeImiru"
torpe0"ed by u submarine which he saw was
t.he \ ~. He put on full speed and rnn
oven the submarine us she was suhmerEiuR,
and as she did not reappear, he concluded
from the oils surface OF the sea that she
sank OF was disabled. He then picked up
the crew of the "Delmira".
Official rsturhs for The past week show that
three vessels were sunk, and that one which
was torptdoed reached port. The total of
the salliugs aud arrivals was 1,450.
Further Hdvices from Stockholm, regard
ing the three missing German steamers,
state that tn" "Buvarin' previously reported
"a Batayir) was wrecked III q SNOW storm, the
"knenigsberG" 5truck a mlue on the Pomr-
rau!nn coast and the "Germania' was lust
reported FROM S~wintmunde.
A Reuters despatch from Tangjer states
that Is of the crew Of he British steamer
"Troslburg', ashore at Cape Sparte, lost
their lives.
A despatch from Santiago, Chill, states
that the German Minister haa protested
against the informing Of the officers aud
crew of the "Dresden,' asserting that
since the British wnrships had violated
CHILEAN neutrality in attacking the "Dres-
den" her men should be regarded AS
castaways and be permitted to leuye for Their
homes. The Government nas denied his
claim, pointing out that the Dresden also
violated Chiiiau neutrality, and asserting that
the Government bad the right to dispose
OF the crew as It saw IL.
Washington, March 29th-A warning to
shipping IN the English Channel has been
issued by the British Admiralty, according
10 a telegram received from Mr.. Skinner,
the United States Consul General, winch
states that from April first two light vessels
will be moored off Folkestone ana that traffic
ID the Straits Of Dover, between the Narne
shoal and Folkestoue, should pass between
the aforementioned vessels. The eust bound
trotfic should keep 70 the south and the
west bound 10 the north side of the ships.
Those disregarding this will DO 50 ut their
own peril.
New York, March 29th-A despatch from
Butnos Aires states that u neutral steamer
reports having sighted the German auxiliary
cruiser "kronprnz Wilhelm forty miles If
the isiaud Of Fernando de Noronha, IN tue
south Atlantic, accompanied by "a collier.
London, March 29lh-A French official
bulletin dated Sunday afteIn 'on states:
Belgian ayiators have bombarded the Ger
man aviation camp at Ghistelle1, III West
Flanders. East Of the heights Of the Meuse,
nenr Mnrchevi!le, we captured one hundred
yards of the enemy's trenches and repuIsed
two counter-attacks At Les Epargps we
continued orr progress of the previous dny,
winning one bundled and fifty metres Of
trenches"
A Berlin official despatch announces:
South east of Verdun the French attacks on
the heights of the MeHse near Combres and
in The Woevro plnins near Mnrcheyille, were
decided after stubborn fighting in favour OF
the Germans. On Hartmaunsweilerko kept, in
the Vosges mountains, there were only
artillery duels on Saturday. In the Eastern
theatre the Russian charges III the Augusta
wo forest, near the East Prussiau frontier,
were repulsed, and between the PISA and
OmuIew rivers, branches of the Narew river
in Northern Poland, several Russian attacks
were made, but all broke down under our
fire, and near Wack we captured 900 Rus
SLAMS.
Dispatches from Rome state that special
service classes of the Italian army were in
structed yesterday to take the field for active
duty. Among the troops are
$4,000 Alpine Guards, specially trained for
mountain fighting, and the reserve officers
Of tho ov+;Ilorv AMI opIiuaar Game The