London, Aug. 27.
Details now available indicate that Signor Locatelli had a very Reuter's New York correspondent telegraphs that the cruiser Ric mond was ving. out to, na flow, fruitless search of the Green-und fee pack, when suddenly flares were observed ct midnight, The [ship played its searehlighis for halt an hour before it picked up the, aeroplane, "which had drifted westward of the probable search zone. The dliseovery, therefore, Was simest. a miracle, The fliers" hed Sent up rockets every two hours inti their supply had almost been exhausted. Tt was one of the last ich was seen on board the Rich; mond.
Signor Locatelli says that his o ginal trouble developed: 78 hours after leaving Reykjavik owing to water in the motor. He believed that he could make' Frederieksdal, the fog was so thick that he decided to alight, effect repairs and await clearer weather. He came down unexpectedly, however, in rough sea. The descent loosened two of the engine supports, After that the mechanics were prostrated by seasickness, and the turbulent weather prevented the machine from taking off again-—Reuter, Major Zanni's New Machine Tokio, Aug. 22.
Major Zanni will continue his flight with the spare plane which arrived in Kobe to-lay on board the Kamo Maru from London. It will be immediately trans-shipped, probably by the Wakasa Maru, from Kobe to-morrow and will reach Haiphong, to which place Major Zanni has ordered it to be sent, within a fortnight. These plans were announced by Senor Garcia Uriburw, the Argentine Minister in Tokio, who toulay received a able from ' Major Zanni informing. of the plane's whereabouts and ai ing for urgent shipment to Haiphong. Major Zanni cabled: "The plane crashed but T am determined to continue,"
Senor Patricio Murphy, Major Zanni's advance agent, who waiting at Tientsin for orders, has been directed to continue the' lay ing out of the route via Mukden, Pyengyang, Taiku, Hiroshima, Osaka and' Tokorozawa, Whether the trans-Pacific fight be attempted will not be settled till Major Zanni arrives in Tokio, but Senor Uriburu, Japanese officials and the American Air officers, who assisted the flight of the American airmen, are of the opinion that the season is too late. ~Router's Pacific Service.
Tokyo, Aug. 23.
Major Zanni's spare plane has arrived at Kobe, but trans-shipment to Haiphong is being delayed owing: to a suitable vessel not being available, the Wakasa Maru being too small. The Argentine Minister is invoking the assistance of shippers at Tokyo and Hongkong to provide transport—Reuter's Pacific service.
Tokyo, Aug. 26.
Major Zanni's spare plane will be sent to Hongkong to-morrow board the President Madison. From Hongkong the plane will be shipped to Haiphong by the Chukwa Maru,—Router's Pacific Service,
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