THE SUN, SATURDAY, MAY S, lfc ■ b MANY PROMINENT PERSONS ON LUSITANIA'S PASSENGER LIST William B. Hugh Whitcomb. Bancroft. John Flynn, John Pryor, Peter Hanley, Rocfcghaw, Joseph Ward, J. B. Anders- SCHWARTE, AUGUST W„ New York. J mes and William Mounsey. Miss M. Horsburgh. Harry Lindley, Miss Phyllis William Leyland. Jane dotter, A. Taylor, J. H. Reid, F. A. SCOTT. A. J,, Chicago, 111. Isaac Mrs. Jc Matthew Muir. Mari- Jackson Ellen ' McKeon, A. E. of Passengers n Jones. John Ferguson. chal. Johnson, T. Lucks, M. Snowden, George King, Thomas Marsh, 187 SECOMBE, PERCY, Boston. Mass. P. L. Jones. infant. Negus. Granahan, Charles j Mr. Miss Gwendolj Edward Hamis, Elli Daranin, William Webb, Frank Wardle, I Many Americans Note SECO.VIBE, Miss ELIZABETH, Boston, Jones. George Meaney. W. G. Jones. F. S. Judson. Mozurak, Frank Houston, M. Czer' of American Citizens Mass. Phillips, I. T. William A. Jones. STEERAGE PASSENGERS. Jenkins, D. wicz, S. Bialana, Joseph StankiewLc*., There were 1,254 passengers and SHIELDS, VICTOR E„ and Mrs.., Cin- K -nney. Baum, H. lelsian, L. Seferian, John To- A. Shkredoff. Margaret . K. C. Dowley, a cinnati, Ohio. Miss A. M. Kalten- Mrs. Ke Duncan, David E. moskewicz, Thomas Hancock, Thomas Jacob Shkredoff, I. Taracsewicz, F. 850 crew on the Lusitania, making SHYMER, Mrs. R. D„ New York. bach. Miss Mary Kennej'. Margaret Ballantine, on King W. Dawson, Jane Matthews, William Bishop, Alice Black- Annie -Sharys, Rae Haw- List Passengers Mrs. James Kay. Mrs. Frances Boreshevecz, total of 2,104. These are the official Hogan, of SIGURD. JACOBUS. Master Robert Kay. William Kinch. M. Connally, Mary Delaney. shaw, Alice Scott, Mary Murray, Eliza- ley, Agnes Kenny, Abraham Baba, Diego figures given out at the offices of the SILVA, THOMAS J. Miss Catherine Kay. Mrs. E. Kinch. 91- Olivar, Samuel Tyler, G. T. beth Duckworth, Agnes Smith, Nicho- Marshall, SLIDELL, Keely.' Kuebi Caton, B. Fannie W. Smith, Nellie E. Cunard Steamship Company TANARUS., New York. Miss Annie Samuel Max D-. Amexarof, Ruth Logan, las Boyle, 1 Agnes Grosbie, Alice K. Lyons, here TAFT, Miss Margaret S. lick. John Gatley, Cooper, Annie Laura Martin, SMITH, Miss JESSIE Braceville, John Lambert, Cyril Grin- Wilks, W. Killawet. W. George Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Charles Frohman, Charles Klein yesterday. Among the passengers Kelly. sted, Anna Keßketh, Thompson, Jo Ohio. I Doyle, James Lockhart, I. Benjamin, Janet Moses, Kate Wat- Swallow, Curley, Margaret Twahey, Henry, A. Alice were 187 American citizens and 956 SONNEBORN, H. 8.. Baltimore, Md. Owen Ladd. Miss Catherine M. E. Annie Kilkenney, son, A. Rowen, E. Tomens, George Skelton, Ditson, W. Franku and Justus Miles Forman Among Those Who Kllen Reid, John Alfred J. English subjects. STACKHOUSE, COMMANDER J. FOS- James Lancy. Lertold. O’Connor, Jane Trav- Bartley, T. Drescoll, William, York, George Hook, George Harrison, TER, London. Frank Lancaster. Mrs. R. L. Leverich. ers, William Harvey, Frederick Rich- Harry King, C. Jasper Miss R. P. Leverich. ard, Brown, Norman, Pulik, H. Komaryshyn, A. Budrt Sailed on the Lusitania. The passenger list was divided as STEPHENS, G. infant, nurse G. B. Lane. Edward Ireton, E. Dhenin, Boyle, Edwards, Mrs. W., Mrs. Mary Lambie. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis. E. I. 1. W. H. Crutchley, Mary Ferguson, Patrick J. McLaughli class, 291; second and maid, Montreal, Chvanink, John McAneny, Kate George follows: First Canada. Elizabeth Lam- Miss Edith Lewis. Duplex, Barley, John E. Innaui, A. John McKilkenny, .> Miss Mr. S. L. B. A. Williams, Margaret Oleszlo, D. J. Among STEWART, DUNCAN, Montreal, Can- bie. and Mrs. Topping, H. Stockton, A. W. Robinson, Thomas Coukhlin, Cunniff, class, 601; third class. 362. Miss Mary Lambie. Lines. femethurst, Frederick H. Steve McNall: ada. A. Worrail Williams, Harry Long, Thomas H. Robert Shurras, A. Tucker, . OK WAY TO WRITE ABOUT WAR the passengers were nine first class Miss A. Lancaster. R. I. Linlott. George Steele, W. Ernest ELBERT HUBBARD STONE, HERBERT S., New York. £>. Mrs. Margaret Little Goodall, Frederick Dunn, George Stevens, Herbert Lirht, Burke, William Howard, T. Strutz. Miss Lancaster. Isherwood, William and twenty-nine second class passen- STRAUSS, JULIUS. E. H. Lauder. and infant. G. Shaikell, Will- Jack Bevan, Francis Lukes, Patrck P. Bozenof, Antonous Perks, Josep RT, Long- R. Lohden. iam Butler. gers from the Cameronia who were STUA ALEXANDER. Mr and Mrs. A. Mrs. Owens, G. R. Beachwell, Delia Stenscn, Aprin, Dennis Bozenof, H. W. Taylei many prominent pas- a national school of Irish art, he is din Miss Elsie Lohden. Kate Spend ley, Mrs. There were j STURDY, C. F., Montreal. Mary Lovett. E. Catteur, Nora Tohen, Margaret Canigan, V. W. Parkes, Woodworth, Robe- chiefly prominent in the public eye as transferred to the Lusitania at the Miss Larkin. Miss Charles Cross, Horace Robert sengers on board the Lusitania when j * Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. David Clift, John Wilson, G. Manks, Gerda Neilsoi, Farrow, J. Self, J. V. Stacey, Geor, director of the National Gallery in Ire- minute because the Cameronia T. Loynd. "T® Herbert Johnson, F. Diomondis, Agnes, G, she sailed from this port on last Satur- j last Lawerson. Williamf.A Thomas W. Gonde, G. Gor Sidewell1, N. ICaperatia, A. Kevorke, land, which his progresssive methods TYLOR, R. L„ Montreal. Miss Lawrence. F\ J. Lucas. Muirhead, Edward Twining, don, J. P, Bannerke, G. Graham. Tudus, Alfred G. Vanderbilt was on his have brought was drafted for Government service. r. Frank Baba, A. W. G. Cook, day. to a high level of excel- LESSEN, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. M Dhenin, L. Anderson, A. Callum, Samuel Sharp, F. Lockwood, E. Helden, The statistics as to the nationality Aziz Chanis, Robert way to England to spend three weeks lence. THOMAS, D. A., Cardiff, Wales. Henry McAvoy. Master Edwin Main- David Alfred Thomas, a Welsh colliery Miss Margaret man. in the British Isles. of the passengers are given below: THOMPSON, E. BLISH and wife, In- Me- king, who was also aboard, is very diana. Clintock. Miss Margaret Molloy. Frohman, of passen- Ada Manby. Charles one the prominent in politics in the Saloon. GEORGE, Mrs. James A. Me- Miss trade and TIBERGHIEN, New York. Colin. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. gers on the Lusitania, is one of New United Kingdom. represented a min- British 179|Mexicans 1 He 104|Swiss 1 TIMMJS, R. J.. New York. Mrs. Elizabeth Me- Maricbal. foremost producing managers. ing constituency Americans Yvonne Mari* York’s for twenty-two years 3— TOOTAL. F. E. 0.. London. Corkindale and in- Miss He has under his management more in Parliament, Greeks fant. chal. and though a mine owner Swedes II Total 189 TOWNLEY, ERNEST. Toronto. Mari* theatrical stars than any other one himselfand representative of other large TRUMBULL, ISAAC F. Master Duncan Me- Master Maurice many the- Seconds. Corkindale. chal. severe questions to be an- man, and has interests in holders he has always stood close the SCOTT. McClay. Charles will bgve to 5211 5 TURNER, Miss Bessie Martin. atres throughout the country. Maude miners. Mr. Thomas is 55 years old. British French TURTON, G. H., Melbourne, Australia. Dr. MeCready. Miss R. Martin. swered by the Adm.ralty in the Ware, Gaby Americans 65 Italians 1 Adams, Otis Skinner, Helen In March last year he paid a visit to this Russians 3| Unknown J TWENLOW, Miss MABEL, New York. Miss Kate McDonnell. Mrs. M. E. Mathew- Commons. The people Drew, Gillette, Hugh McFadden. son and infant. British stand Deslys, John William country in the interest of other large Belgians l| Mrs. Mat- 601 Miss Mazie McGovern. Mr. and R. by all parts of their Government as Ethel Barrymore and several others are mine about Hollanders 3! Total v. McGinley. owners in Britain to bring Patrick thews. against the principal artists under his man- an amalgamation of American collieries, Thirds. VANDERBILT, ALFRED G., and A. Mcllroy. Miss M. Maycock. an outside enemy; hut at agement. daughter, Lady English valet, New York. Mrs. McKinnon. Miss Isabella Men* home they call their represen- but did not succeed. Flis 204 Greeks 3 Mrs. J. A. MacFa- zies. own Charles Klein, who was another pas- passenger. Irish 39 Finnish 1 VAN STRAATEN, MARTIN. London. Alice Mackworth. was also a 13 4 quhar. Uno Merheina. tatives to as strict an account aa senger on the Lusitania, is considered Charles T. Jeffery of Kenosha, Wis., Scotch Scandinavians VASSAR, W. A. F., London. Miss Grace MacFa- Ella-son Myers. playwrights Russians 59 Mexican 1 abroad they do others. It a. very leading • quhar. I one of the ship destroyed, 17 VERNON, G. L. P. Dewi Michael. is who was also aboard the Americans MacGregor. of the present day. He was born in president 21 362 Mrs. B. Mrs. E. L. Middle- safe conclusion that peo- is of the Thomas B. Jeffery Persians Total w. Mrs. Elizabeth Me- mast. the British on January 1567, and mar- „ London 7, Company, of Jeffery automobiles and infant. Milford. OUTLAWS. ple will give Admiralty Lillian makers WAKEFIELD, TANARUS., New York. Kctchen F. J. their stern ried twenty-four years later and motor trucks. He is 38 years old Mrs. A. "Master James McKot- A. J. Mitchell. GRANT, Mr. and Mrs. MONTAGU TANARUS., WALKER, D., Mrs. notice that there are to be permitted Gottlieb, at .that time a play reader for and married. Fie has one child. The New York. ohen. Mr. and W. D. It is of no use for the'Berlin Gov- Charles Chicago. WATSON, Mrs. WALLACE, Montreal, Miss Sarah McLellin. Mitchell and jn- no more butcheries. Frohman. Jeffrey company has been very active Myles fant. ernment to rage Lusitania Hubbard, generally known WATSON, Mrs. ANTHONY. McPartin. because the whole Elbert as in selling motor trucks for war pur- H. A. L. MacGregor. Mr. Moffat. journalist, CATHERINE E., Lake world now calls it outlaw. Fra Elbertus, is an author, poses abroad, Jeffery only WILLEY. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs Moody. It is de- LIBERTY and Mr. re- HAMMOND, Mr. and Mrs. FREDERICK Moody. FOR PRISONERS. lecturer and farmer. He is best known cently Forest Til. Macky. Miss creed outlaw by everybody because returned to the United States S., Toronto. WILLIAMS, T. H., New York. 11. Macky. Mr. and Mrs. John through his two publications, the Phi- spent months in Lon- by all the of of after having five HAMMOND, Mr. and Mrs. O. H.. New WILLIAMSON, C. F. f New York. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Moore. standards civilization it Apparently the American people listine and the Fra, and the product where he stayed at the Hotel Savoy. Mainman. D. V. Moore. Is outlaw. Aurora, Y. don, York. WINTER, Mr. out of jail are becoming ihis bookbinderies at East N. New York. J. V. Mainman. Edwin Moore. more sensi- HARDWICK, C. C., WITH FIRBEE, Mrs. A. S., and A. S. A. S. IT. C. S. The Berlin Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Loney were linking; SomJ-annnal Trip. Mainman. The Rev. Government cannot be tive about mentioning the word than known in New York and Balti- HARPER, J. H. WTTHERBEE, Jr.. New York. Miss Molly Mainman. Morris. pirate widely HARRIS, DWIGHT C. Miss Elizabeth Main- Mrs. C. Murray, a and escape the It the people in Jail. Even the name of society. nearly ten years they Charles Cheever Flardwick, a member WITHINGTON. LOTIIROP. Boston. name. more For HAWKINS, F. W. man. cannot commit murder the have lived in England, their last home of the lace importing firm of Burr & WOOD, ARTHUR. New York. N broadcast I new institution of the national HIDE, Mrs. C. TANARUS., London. WRIGHT, ROBERT C. •and be in that country having been Guildsbor- Hardwick, 130 and 132 Fifth avenue, Mr. Mrs. Theo- Master Charles Nev- hailed as a missionary to capital at Occoquan, is to be HODGES, Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM S., WRIGIIT, and the Va., not >ugh in Northamptonshire. Both was on the Lusitania making his semi- WALTER. dore Naisoh. ille. race. Tt House, children, W. J., Jr., and DEAN Neatby. human cannot slaughter suggestive of a penitentiary. It ’is . Loney devoted annual trip to Europe to buy for the and Miss Freda Mrs. Neville. and Mrs. have been E. Miss Evelyn Neville. and wife at 224 W„ Philadelphia. Y. Henrv Needham. women children with barbaric announced work has -;> hunting England and when the firm. Fie lives with his Mrs. Henry Neville. that been in HOLT, Master W. R. G., Montreal. YOUNG, J. M., and Mrs., Flamilton, Mr. ‘and Miss Muriel atrocity and be broke out they disposed of their Oakwood avenue, Orange. Usually Mrs. Neilson. C. D. Nicholson. crowned as the started for the new “reformatory war HOME. THOMAS, Toronto. Ont. George hunters and came here, being at the Flardwick accompanies her husband on Charles H. Neilson. Nicoll. savior of mankind. for long term prisoners.” his business trips abroad, but she HOPKINS, A. L., New York. YUNG, PHILIP, Montreal, Canada. Abraham Neimark. Miss Mary F. Nicol. Gotham for the greater part of the winter. Albert Robert Norman. The Von Tirpitz Yet stayed at home this time because of HOUGHTON, Dr. J. T. Neville. Admiralty did be- the reformatory is to accom- Mrs. Loney is the daughter by his first HUBBARD. Mr. and Mrs. ELBERT, Miss Olive North. come a pirate late G. Bruce Brown, fear of the perils of war. SECOND CABIN. O when it began the modate those prisoners usually sent marriage of the East Aurora, N. Y. left handsome fortune. She Gerald A. Letts is an antique fur- T. O’Brien-Butler. Master Ronald Owens. -vork of sinking neutral ships like to a penitentiary. staging who her a I MUTCHINSON, Miss P., Orange, N. J. A Master Reginald And in stepmother’s half-brother, niture dealer of 21 East Fitfy-fifth Patrick O’Donnell. the Frye, married her j R. F. Abercromby. Hiss Beatrice Abas. Mrs. Hubert Owens. Owens. William P. under the that experiment Washington is en- Mr. Loney is a son by his second mar- street. Flis home is in London and Mrs. Phoebe Amery. j way join J. S. Abramowitz. . American Flag, and other in enterprise riage Loney of; he was on his to his wife Hannah Ackroyd. Mrs. George A. Ander- P neutral gaging an which will of the late William A. TANARUS., Chicago. Mrs. ships Baltimore and this city, who died last there. No word nas been received from JEFREY, C. Masler Frederick Ack- son. Andrew Page. Miss E. F. Peacock. under the flags of Holland and be watched with interest by students him. JENKINS, FRANCIS B. royd. Mi-s. R. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert The Rev. Canon L. E of in Skaneateles, N. Y. Fie is a A. E. Miss Barbkra Ander- Scandinavian of penal methods from all of summer Frank Partridge is also an antique JOLIVET, Miss RITA. Mrs*. Adams. Palmer and infant. Phair. countries. parts of Mrs. Frederick Roose- Miss Joan M. Adams. son. Master Edgar Palmer Miss Henrietta Pirne. half-brother. dealer 741 Fifth avenue, Miss, New York. George When it went on from the mere the country. velt and of Mrs. G. Bruce Brown. furniture at JONES, Joseph Aiston. Arthur. Miss Olive Palmer. Mrs. Flank. with a branch in London. B. Abas. J. S. Arter. K. Palmer. Walter Potter. destruction of neutral Justus Miles Forman originally meant Mrs. Miss property, as Many already have gone there to Mr. and Mrs. Ogden H. Hammond K. Miss Isabel Abas F A Palmer. Mrs. Bertha Prescott. in cases like to go to the front as the correspondent Parlett. Miss Mary Press. that of the Frye, to the witness the project at Occoquan j of 30 East Seventieth street left on KEEBLE, Mr. and Mrs. W., Toronto. B Mrs. Frank r of a New York evening newspaper, but ! Miss Enid Parlett. R. B. Pritchard. heartless a the Lusitania for a six weeks trip KELLETT, FRANCIS C„ New York. Reginald abandonment of sinking known as the District workhouse.' arrangements to that effect were not Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Miss Ailsa Booth- Miss L Pavey.‘ Mr. and Mrs. j abroad. They have children in school KEMPSON. M., Toronto. Jones. M. S.Payne. Purse. . | crew like that of Falaba, while the There th& superintendent worked completed when the steamer sailed, so! Kailev. Pye and in- Bernardsville, N. J. He is a broker. KENAN, Dr. OWEN. TANARUS,. Bailey. Master Percual Edward Peacock. Mrs. C. ship only a free lance. at Miss fant. herself perhaps was legally de- out the plan of self-government to that he went as Mrs. R. D. Shymers 41 West For- KENNEDY, Mrs. C. HICKSON, New Miss Eva Baker. Booth-Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Pelle a! Dr was in Europe of May John Booth. and infant. stroyed, but Warren Pearl j ty-seventh street went busi- York. Miss Banett. part of her crew was marked degree, and gave prisoners w the war began and was arrested in , Mis-? B. Barbour. Mrs. H. Booth and in- R left ness, her mother, Mrs. J. J. TFenkins, KENNEDY. Miss KATHRYN, New fpnt. Rogers. to perish unaided under the about as much liberty working- im English spy. He was M'iss C. Barbour. J R Readdic. Miss Elizabeth as as an night. M. Barker. Miss Bourke. Mr. Mrs. Robin- eyes U prisoner by the Germans for some said last York. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and of those aboard the submarine men would be allowed. KESER, Mr. and Mrs. HARRY J., Miss W. Barker Miss Margaret L. H. Richards. son. ?• . In December he returned with Mrs. James Boyd. Robson. which struck her, the The Philadelphia. Mrjiarraid Mrs. James Richard- Kenneth j Von Tirpitz success of the workhouse be- Going- , Miss Brammer. R- Rogers. wife to this country. She is a to Visit Cousins. son. Admiralty did KESSLER, GEORGE A. Edward Barrie. Mrs. Brammer. W. J. Ritchie. George Rolfe. ’ become barbaria^i. came a matter of national knowl- aughter of the late John Duncan and Michael G. Byrne, a retired merchant, Mr. William Mrs. Bretherton, child Miss Mary Rooney. KING. T. 8., New York. and Mrs. Miss A. Robson. When it progressed to the crime edge. It remains to be just how a sister of Stuart Duncan and the late of 440 West Fiftieth was going Baxter. and infant. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. R. Rowell. seen street, KLEIN, CHARLES, New York. Bax- Brilly. of Mrs. Walter , Watson. Both Dr. and to Liverpool to visit some cousins. He Master William Louis E. Robinson. Miss May Ryan. seeking to send all the crew of far the same procedure can be Mrs. Pearl were on the way to Belgium, KNIGHT, C. HARWOOD. Baltimore. ter. Ban Brown. the is Irish, and his wife, who is German, KNIGHT, The Rev. A. Mrs. J. H. Bull. S Gulflight to the bottom of the adopted in the where they expected to engage in hos- Miss ELAINE H., Baltimore. James case of “long term- said at her home last night that they KNOX, Beattie. H. Bullen. J. J. Preston Smith. sea with the very S. M-, Philadelphia. A. S. Henrv Salt. stroke which shat- •'rs," among whom the to pital work. were in Germany when war was de- Mrs. Beattie. Mrs. Burdon. Mr. Sandells. Soren Sorenson. incentive Mrs. G. S. Beattie. Master Robert P. Bur- George Somoilescu. tered the ship, the Von Tirpitz -cape greater. clared and had immediately started L. don. Scott. David Ad- is Other Allan M. Beattie. William Scrimgeour. Mr. and Mrs. John B. New Yorkers Aboard. home. They didn’t get back to New York Janies Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Spillman. miralty did pass the limit of the an- But even if liberty HUGH, England. Bedumont Mrs. P. Secchi. need be cur- A. S. Witherbee of also until-October 8. after trying experiences. LANE, Sir Y-eorge Bilbrough. Burley and infant. Mrs. A. Semple and H. W. Stanley. corsairs of Larchmont, London. Miss A. W Bingham. Miss Doris F. Burley. cient Barbary. tailed the other principles of the a passenger, is head of the Mexican A. FI. Adams, an officer of the United LASSETTER, Mrs. FT. 8., infant. Charles H. Stevens. LASSETTER. F.. London. Hoiw Birch all. W. R. Busvine. Miss Shaw. Mrs. C. Stewart and And when, without a word of workhouse are to be Petroleum Solid Fuel Company of 527 States Rubber Company, and Mrs. Adams, Mrs Rose Bird. Mrs. Butler. followed, and j LAURIAT, CHARLES FT, Jr., Boston. Margaret C. T. Semons. infant. ■Warning,, it torpedoed only every F th avenue. The company has a big were living at the Marie Antoinette Mr. and Mrs. E. Miss Buters. The Rev. H. W. Simp- Mr. and Mrs. Stocks not hun- effort made to give those LEA BO YD, Mr. and Mrs. C. A., and Booth-Jones. and J de with England, closing a $1,000,000 Hotel before sailing on the ship, accord- son. child. dreds of men but scores of women derelicts that sovereign panacea for ; ing maid, Sydney. C F. W. Slater. Mr. and Mrs. Norman < 'ct not long ago. Mr. Witherbee to information given out at the hotel and children-"crowding the ■ night. LEARY, JAMES, New’ York. Mr. and Mrs. William Albert R. Smith. Stones. great turpitude, work for which they ar> ■*. . England two or three times a last They were accompanied by Patrick Callon. Mrs. LEIGH, EVAN A., Liverpool. K. Campbell. Clayton. Mrs. R. Smith and in- Janet Steven- transatlantictuner Lusitania, slaugh- fitted • • n the course of his business. He their son, W. McM. Adams, a soldier in fant. son and infant. and which they enjoy. ■ LEHMANN, ISAAC. W. Campbell. William Colbert. tering those a '.nember of the Larchmont Yacht the British army, who was returning to Miss T. S. Campbell. Mrs. Helena Colbert. Mr. Smith. L. R. Storch. innocent, helpless hu- LEVINSON, JOSEPFI, Jr. George Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Stroud. Club ind the La*ir.ibs Club of New York. join England’s forces. Miss A. M. Campbell. Miss Susan Coleman. man beings with the LETTS, GERALD Al, New York. M. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Miss Helen Stroud. same savagery POLITICS IN man Myers, passenger, Robert G. Burnside of 562 West End Mr. and Mrs. A. Can- Edwin Collis. and George ENGLAND. He H. another LEYVIN, F. GUY. dish. Miss Mary Costello. Mr. Mrs. Alfred Mr. and Mrs. as the Berlin Government poisons is a millinery dealer of 684 Broadway. avenue said he was -a relative of Mrs. Della F. Smith and infant. Sullivan. an LOBB, Mrs. POPHAM, New York. Miss H. Carson. Miss Condon. armed enemy No other country It said his home, 605 West J. S. Burnside, who was aboard the ship Calin Cattley. Mrs. E Cowper. Miss Helen Smith. Mrs. Mabel Surman. in the trenches with will be so quick at LOCKHART, R. R., Toronto. Chalmprs. Mrs. M. H. Smith. T. Sutherst. 11 treet, that he had gone to Lon- with her daughter Vivian and a maid. Mrs. Cox. D. suffocating gases, it the as the United to LONEY, Mr. and Mrs. A. D., and maid, Mr. and Guy Cox. J. Smith. J. M. Sweeney. did violate j States discount the f Her husband had retired from business, Mrs. Master Desmond business. New York. Chambers. Miss Allan Crosby. Miss S. Smith. F. H. Sweet. last rules of humanity and defy the notion that, because the British peo- Brodrick-Oloete one of the prom- he sais, and was in Europe, where the Mr. and Miss Crosby. LONEY, Miss, New York. Mrs. H. Annie T highest laws of God. ple are having some political •’er:t British ’ passengers, is one of the wife and daughter were to meet him Chantry and infant. Mr. and Mrs. C. jangles, LUCK, Mrs. A. C., and children, Crossley. Sidney Taft.. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ltd., before going to visit relatives. two Miss E. Charles. The Berlin outlaws are marked they are weakening their belligerent »ectors of Vickers, the famous ELDRTDGE C. and KENNETT TANARUS., Miss Anna Chatt. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cut- Erward Tarry. Thomas. r is Miss Phyllis A. Taylor. losing ’maments manufacturing firm. He Hutchinson of Birken- Worcester, Mass. Mrs. F. Chirgwin and chison. Mrs. John Thurston. with the brand of Cain, and through force or their determination also a large landed proprietor in Texas head, near Oxton, Cheshire, England, infant. Master Bernard Cut- S. Taylor. David Todd. Mrs. M. Thompson. Mr. Mrs. James all the days of the living generations | to stick by their part in the great and in Mexico. had' been here for two months recuperat- Mrs. Frank Clarke. chison. and M. Guy R. Cockburn. Robert Thompson. Tullock and infant. on the whole face of the earth war. Father Basil Maturin is one of a well ing- after her labors In England making Albert Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. that McCONNELL, JOHN W„ Memphis, D Thomas own High Church family, many of comfort kits for the soldiers at the W. E. Tijon. K. Turpin. stain must be indelible. Politics in Anglo-Saxon countries Tenn. Dale. Mr. and Mrs. A. Dixon. Master H. W. Tijon. F. Tyers. jom, including Father Basil, later be- front. She had been entertained at the William C. [ is uncle, MacDONA, Mrs. HENRY D. David Dalrymple. Master Stanley Dixon. something that people of other me converts to the Homan Catholic home of her Robert A. Franks, Dorothy Dodd. V New York. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Miss races, living under other nurch. Father Basil was educated at at Llewellyn Park, West Orange. Last McLEAN, WALTER, Davey. Miss A. Dolphin. John Vance. Miss Alice Varley. THE ADMIRALTY’S PART. institutions, McMURRAY, L., Toronto. Mrs. Varcoe. Harold S. Venn. have I’inity College, Dublin, and went to *.he week her family gent a cable asking her Arthur Davey. A. Donald. never been able to understand. M’MURTRY, FRED A., New York. Miss Miss Sarah Donahue. •wly brotherhood under Father Ben- to return at once. She had fully recov- Annie Davis. W Naturally enough is The did MACLENNAN, F. E., New York. G. T. Davies. Mrs. R. Ditncan. Mrs. the world as- Germans not understand • • u. ered her health. Broissiere, George Duguid. Mr. and J. Miss Florence White- MACDONNA, Mrs. HENRY D., New E. J. De Walker. head. tonished that the British Admiralty British politics when they assumed Commander J. Stackhouse, a Dr. J. Houghton of Troy, New York, Deirhurst. Robert Dyer. Foster was a York. Thomas Miss Mary Walker. Miss A. V. Wig-gin*. i.jerr Royal passenger on the ship, having should not have given the Lusitania that civil war was Impending in the er of the Geographical So- MACKWORTH, Lady, Cardiff, Wales. E Cyril J. Wallace. Miss E. A. Wilde. ciety, was the organizer of the British sailed to take charge of a Red Cross Miss Margaret Wal- Miss A. Wilde. safe escort into port. The British [ United Kingdom and that Ireland hospital La MASON, Mr. and Mrs. STEWART S., Vincente Egana. Miss H. Ellis. Mrs. Jane Williams. Antarctic expedition sent out in 1914 at Panna, Belgium. A. De- H. Herbert Ellis. lace. would not page charge Boston. Erhardt. Miss Delia Wallace. T. J. Williame. navy has more ships than it knows be loyal to England. to determine the coast line of King has of a certain phase Mr. and Mrs. Elliott. Miss Ida Exeley. ’ MATHEWS, A. T.. Montreal. Miss Ellen Walsh. Miss Beatrice Will- They had F of the relief work in Belgium. Friends John Ellis. Robert J. Ewart. what to do with of the very class been reading the English ard VII. Land. MA TURIN, Rev. BASIL Oxford. Michael Ward. iams. came to inquire about Cyril H. Brere- W., F James L. Ward. J. Wilson. best fitted to ward off torpedo at- | press and the extreme observations MAURICE, GEORGE, Toronto. Warmay. Sargent tori of Los Angeles, Cal., who with his Charles Mrs. P. Wilson. of some Here for Bids. M. 8., New York. Miss N. Fentenian. Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Miss tacks and chase away, if not destroy j English ana publicists wife and two children had shipped MEDBURY, Mrs. S. Warner. Sarah Wilson. Jrish sec- Mr. and Ferrieh Fox. Miss K. W. Waters. T. and Sir Hugh Percy Lane, who was one ond class. MEYERS, H. H., New York. and infant. Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Winter. prowling submarines. had taken them too seriously. MILLER, Capt. J. B. Miss M. Waters. Sister Isabella Wise. of the passengers on the Lusitania, is At 139 Riverside Drive, the home of Mrs. Eva E. Finch. Freeman. Miss M. Webb. Mr. and Mrs. John If the Germans had not openly Likewise during the early stages noted in England a MILLS, C. V., New York. Mrs. Fish and infant. Samuel Friedman. as having “wonder- Max M. Schwartz, all information was F. G. Webster. Wolfenden. ' °f °ur civil MITCHELL, JAMES Philadelphia. Miss Irene Fish. Frost. Sarah E. published their warnings that they war foreign observers ful eye for a picture.” The son of refused last night except D., Mrs. Fyfe. Master Frederick Web-Miss Wood- that Mr. MOODTE, R. New York. Miss Marion Fish. Jeanie ster. cock. meant destroy et quite too much store by the an Irish clergyman, he was born in Schwartz was a cloak TANARUS., A. R. Foley. John N. Fulton. to the great transat- and suit manufac- MORRELL, Mrs. M. S., Toronto. Master William Web- Miss Ruth Woods- >unty Cork forty years ago. Although turer at 137 Madison avenue; that- he C. E. Foss. ster. worth. lantic liners and kill, if possible, all juperficial evidences that the North- MORRTSON, K. J. Henry il known as a writer on art sub- was a widower and had taken the trip G Master Web- Mrs. E. Woolden. souls on board every such era people were counsel MOSLEY, G. G., New York. Lydia Grandidge. ster O. B. Wordsworth. ship, | divided in . is as a leader A. Gadsden. Mrs. and in the revival of for business. • MUNRO, Mrs., Liverpool, England. Mrs. James R. D. Gray. Mr. Weir. ' Miss Mary Wright. nobody could have had any doubt and sentiment. i Mr. and Whalley. I MYERS, HERMAN A., New York. - Gardner. Mrs. Florence Gray. Robert W. Mrs. M. A. Wyath. The British people will Eric Gardner. Master Stewart Gray. Mrs. N. Wickham. Mrs. Emma Wylie. that this was exactly what they quarrel IRST CABIN N. Master Willie Gard- Master R. Greenwood. Y were aiming to do. And, this being among themselves with great en- PASSENGERS ner. A. Grinshaw. L. F. Yardley. thusiasm; NAUM ANN, F. G., New York. Christ Garry. D. Griffiths. C. Yeatman. their purpose, it was a certainty that j but they will not be NYBLOM, GUSTAV ADOLPH, Canada. Carlos Gauthier. Mr. and Mrs. S. Additional Second Cabin List. they would found letting that pleasant privilege ABOARD THE LUSITANIA J. P. Gay. Groves. concentrate their efforts Mrs. Catherine Gil- M aster Frederick Mr. and Mrs. James Miss C. Bingley. on the biggest liner in the service, interfere with fighting their war. Thd official list of the first cabin pas- o. hooly. Groves. Sliineman. S. De Vescovi. crowded j Nobody on earth manages to lgers on the Lusitania is as follows: c. ORR, Dr. .T. 0., Toronto. Miss Catherine Gill. The Rev. and Mrs. H. Mrs. Aubrey Miller. Miss M. McClure. .with the greatest number carry CAMPBELL-JOHNSTON, CONWAY S. Hugh Gilsenen. L. Gwyer. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lund. Thomas Sumner. of on so many different sorts of ORR-LEWIS, F., and man servant. James Tierney. J. Slattery. men, women and children for the j -on- Mrs. Mrs. A. Ont. A. Goodman. Mrs. P. A. CAMPBELL,-JOHNSTON, OSBORNE, 8., Flamilton, H Miss Nina Tierney. F. Rose. slaughter. troversies at the same time an CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER. OSBORNE, Miss T. O. May High. Higgirubottom. Miss Buchanan. Mrs. M. A. McKenzie Admiralty Anglo-Saxon community; AMS, HENRY, Boston. CHABOT, D. L., Montreal. James H. Miss M. Mrs. H. B. Bryce. F. J. Armitage. The British could have I small w AMS, Mrs., Boston. p. W. R. Haldane. Mrs. W. Spencer Hill. Mr. and Mrs. J. Oath* Robert William. der if outsiders CHAPMAN, Mi-s. W., Toronto. Mrs. R. Hill. put an impenetrable ring of torpedo I misunderstand what ,)AMS, H., Miss Elizabeth E. erwood. James R. Kelly. A. New York. CHARLES, J. H., Toronto. PADLEY, Mrs. F., Liverpool, England. Hampshire. Mrs. M. Henshaw torpedo il it all means. W. McM., and Miss B. Lee. G. M. Smarty. boats, boat destroyers and iDAMS, New York. CHARLES, Miss DORIS, Toronto. PA DTLA, FREDERICO G., Consul-Gen- J. A. Hanes. infant. Gallagher. Mrs. E. Hogg. Miss M. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas other But underlying the rowing about \LLAN, Lady, and maid, Montreal. CLARK, The Rev. COWLEY, London. eral for Mexico in Great Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel John Allen. Brownleg. swift vessels around the Lusi- -LLAN, Miss Hanson. T. B. S. Flolborn. Mr. Lloyd ANNA, Montreal. CLARK, A. R., Toronto. PAGE, J. FT., New York. Flardy. Mrs. 11. L. Holland. James Aitken. Master Percy Rich- tania and taken her safely into port, j George’s taxation meas- ALLAN, Miss GWEN, and maid, Miss E. Jarvis Aitken. ards. COLEBROOK. H. G., Toronto. PAPPADOPOULO, Mr. and Mrs. M. Miss Bessie Hare. William Homeward. Jarvis Aitken, Jr. Master Horrified at the fate of Lusl-' ures or Mr. Bryan’s foreign policy Montreal. CONNER, Mr. Mrs. R. Har- Miss A. Hopkins. Cedi Rich- the in Miss DOROTHY, New York. N., Greece. and P. Reid. ards. detail; underlying quarrels ALLES, N. N., New York. PARTRIDGE, ris. Miss K. Hopkins. tania’s passengers and outraged by, about COPPING, Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE R„ FRANK, New York. H. K. Hopkins. E. Bartlett. Miss Dora Richards. / Harrison. D. T. McHardy. whether Mr. Churchill or YALA, JULIAN DE. Cuban Consul- Toronto. PAYNTER, CHARLES E., Liverpool. Harrison. Mrs. E. Horton. Miss A. Mitchell Hill. the cause of it, humanity will yet Winston Liverpool. James Mrs. Pirie. T. A. Twigg. General at CRICHTON, Mrs. WILLIAM, Now PAYNTEiR, Miss IRENE, Liverpool, Mrs. Margaret Hast- M. A. Hoskins. Margaret upon asking why Mr. Josephus Daniels is fit to boss Edgar Miss Arthur. Mrs. G. Poole. insist the vessel a York. England. ingrs. Housnell. Miss G. navy; Master Hen- Fred French. Mrs. C. Treverrow. was not securely protected underlying discussions of Mr. and Mrs. F. Toronto. Huntley Hubbard. L. foot. A. 11. as she B- . CROMPTON, PAUL, PEARDON, A., Miss Mary A. Proud Adam. votes i derson. Hume. Robert Arnot. S. Braddock. could have for women or drinks for every- STEVEN, JOHN and ALBERTA PEARSON, Dr. and Mrs. F. S., New 11. R. Humphreys. been. Doubtless the tKER, JAMBS, England. Mrs. Henderson. H. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Miss E. A. Clay. body, . CROMPTON, and infant and nurse; York. R. I. Hendrickson. Miss Isabella Hunt. usual Anglo-Saxon of will befound, on this side and on .BAKER. Miss M. New York. E. G. / Hunter. D. G. Hertz. self-reliance A„ all of Philadelphia. PEARL, Major and Mrs. V. WARREN, Mr. and Mrs. G. Miss Hull. M. the other side of the BARNES, Mr. Henn. Miss Nellie Huston. Manion. Mrs. C. Warden. the commander of the Lusitania Atlantic, among CROOKS. ROBERT W„ Toronto. infant and maid, New York. Herket. Miss E. Grandidge. A. P. Parsons. people who BARTLETT, G. W. 8., London. CROSS, Mrs. Florence Mrs. M. Doherty and A. Robertson. scorned to ask for such aid in com- use the English lan- A. B. PEARL, Miss AMY W. W., New York. I BARTLETT, Mrs., London. PEARL, Miss SUSAN W., and infant. Thornton Jackson. pleting a safe passage; guage, a persistence and determina- BATES, maid, E. Inch. Miss Jessie Murdock J. Hamilton. but the Ad- LINDON. Jr. D. New York. William Don in loyalty to the big BATTERSBY, J. J., Stockport. miralty should have put the marine | essentials DALY, H. M. PEARL, Master STUART DUNCAN of national policy not BERNARD, OLIVER, Boston. D. New York. defenders around her none the less, exceeded in DEAR BURGH, R. E., New York. any country. BERNARD, C. P., New York. DEPAGE, PERKINS, EDWIN, New York. both to guard all the BILICKE, C., Angeles. Mrs. A., New York. Innocent lives ALBERT Los DINGWALL, PERRY, FREDERICK J.. Buffalo. German newspapers, we read, Angeles. C. A., Chicago. she carried and because there would are BILICKE, Mrs., Los PERRY- , ALBERT N., Buffalo. DOUGALL, Miss C., Quebec. be, in her neighborhood, the reproducing with satisfaction the BALDWIN, H. B. DRAKE, PHILLIPS, WALLACE B.; New York. best BALDWIN, Mrs. AUDREY. Detroit. attacks that certain elemens ot me DREDGE, ALAN, New York. PIRIE, ROBINSON, Hamilton, Ont. chance to catch and sink the hated BISTIR, LEONIDAS, Atlanta. ' PIERPOINT, WILLIAM J., Liverpool, press are aiming against the Asquith 3LACK, J. J.. New York. DREDGE, Mrs. ALAN. submarines. DUN-SMUIR, JAMES, Toronto. England. Government. These ay cheer the BLOOMFIELD. THOMAS, New York. PLAMONDON, We do not question that some very Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES German people; but they BOHAN, JAMES, Toronto. E. A., Chicago. constitute ' BOULTON, H„ Jr., Chicago. POLLARD, HENRY, New York. a poor basis indeed from which to BOWEN, E. 8., Boston. EMOND, W. A., Quebec. POPE, Miss TTiEODATE, and maid, project any confident BOWRING, ARLES W. assurances QH F. Farmington, Conn. that is not BRAITHWAITE, Miss DOROTHY, POSEN, Britain behind the war FENWICK. ED. Morristown, N. J. JOHN, Switzerland. POWELL, GEORGE A., New York. programme. BRANDELL, Miss JOSEPHINE, New FISHER, Dr. HOWARD. New York. Napoleon learned that it was part FORMAN, JUSTUS MILES, New York. R. York. of his business to teach the •RODDICK, C. TANARUS„ Boston. FOWLBS, Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES F., RATCLIFF, N. A., New York. French BRODRICK-CLOETE, W„ San An- New York. RANKIN, ROBERT. New York. particularly to hate England, be- tonio, Tex. FREEMAN, RICHARD R„ Jr. RHYS-EVANS, A. L„ Cardiff, Wales. cause England was everlastingly IKJOKS, FRIEDENSTEIN, .T„ London. J. H„ New York. ROBINSON, Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES sticking at the main business of TOWN, Mrs. M. C., New FRIEND, EDWIN W., Farmington, set- York. E. ting up combinations '.OWN, H. H. Conn. ROGERS, Mr. and Mrs. F. A., Toronto. and alliances RNSIDE, Mrs. J. S., and maid, New PROHMAN. CHARLES, and valet, ROGERS. PERCY W. against him. So Germany to-day York. New York. RUMBLE. T. W„ Toronto. finds it worth while to keep her - IRNSIDE, Miss IVIS. RYERSON, Miss LAURA, Toronto. people especially vengeful against I UNO, Mr. and Mrs. 11. A., Montclair, G. RYERSON, Mrs. G. STERLING, To- J. GAUNTLET!', FRED J., New York. ronto. “perfidious Albion”—because Albion B "NGTON, A. J., London. GIBSON, MATHEW. is recognized a's a stayer in the big P'RNB, MICHAEL G„ New York. GILPIN. G. A. s. game. BUI: A’ ELL, p. GRAB, OSCAR F. SCHWA BA CHER, LEO M., Baltimore It is hardly to be assumed tha BURGESS, HENRY G. GOREB, EDWARD, New York. SCHWARCZ. MAX M„ New York. he real directors of imperial policy in Germany are misled by the fulmina. tions of any section of British poli- tics against the Ministry I power. They know too well the history and the traditions which all point the certainty of British persistence to