New York, Oct, 16.
Zeppelin the hangar at three and mechanics have beg the damaged port fin, which It is understood that the com-
Dr. Huge trip ton day hence.
The papers generally describe the voyage as a mixture of failure and success.
The "Now York Tires" says that, much depends on the performance of the airship now being constructed in England. "If it ix demonstrated! that the type is swift, sound and navigable in any weather, and dividend-earning, then the cubit will be found to put Meets into the air ty entry on overseas trade."
The "Herald Tribune" thinks that) the experiences of the passengers aburst, N. J., Oct. 16, Vivid and cudden consists marked the ye of the airship Graf! to the deseriptions given by the pazseners. Phases; of serious predicament alternated periods of swift and smooth day when they were heading fo Bermudas from the Azores denly the vessel Th airship's nose went up and then ped down, after which it began' severely, jolting the
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