Mariana and Zappi, the walking party, are fadi it reconnaissauces have been fruitless and the only had sufficient provisions, jast them till June 21—Reuter, Sune 26.
The Ministry of Marine hi ed the veteran explorer, Dr. who is preparing for a cruise the coast of Greenland on his Pourquoipas, to proceed immediately to Spitzbergen and join in the search for Captain Amundsen and Major Guilbaud—Reuter, Airship's Collision with an Icefloe Rome, June 27.
General Nobile's detailed account of what happened when the Italia crashed with an ice-floe shows that' the impact was taken by the engine in front of the gondola, which bee came detached, thus ' marooning General Nobile's party. The chief mechanic Pomella was killed in the crash and was subsequently given honourable burial by the marooned men, The explorer says that when the dirigible ascended again it was seea to drift about six miles, when a small plume of smoke was seen trailing astern.
General Nobile gives directions for finding the party with the hull of the airship, and a Swedish and two Ttalian seaplanes will start om search immediately the weather, which is bad, permits, The explorer states that walking party, of whom there is still no ews, had stficient provisions for 40 days and had instruments and maps. but were without a tent firearms. "M. Malmgren had calculated they would do six miles a Gay but they had done barely thres miles daily when they reached Foyn Island, since when nothing has been heard of them.
An Italian seaplane piloted by Captain Ravazzoni has arrived at Tromsoe to search for Captain Amundsen and Major Guilbaud.
Juno 26, The report that the mechanic of the airship Italia, Cavalier Coe has been saved has not yet been confirmed—Reuter, Oslo, June 27, The Norwegian Government has accepted the offer of the American, Miss Boyd, wno had hired the sealer Hobby, which was thus obliged to return' from the search for the survivors of the italia disaster, to send the Hobby back to Spitzbergen, free of cast, to search for Captain Amundsen. and Major Guilbaud—Reuter.
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