FRENCH SUBMARINE DISASTER.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 28 May 1910, Page 3

FRENCH SUBMARINE DISASTER.

•» — GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION. I) IV MRS IMPEDM). FATI4 OF Til 10 URFAV. fnr KMIOTKIO TEI.EORAPn--COFYF.IGHT.J [PKU I'RKSH ASSOCIATION.^ (Received This Day, 10.5 a.m.) PAR IS, May 27. Si lire Mio disasters to t lio K-nrfii-det ami Lint in, tlio I'VeiH'li suniuarines have been fit-toil wii'i buckles, ■and it is suggested tluit flic Pas (It* Calais should liuve immediately athrlied a hawser to the buckl<> to jwovt'iit tin* bo.it sinking. M. La, I'ey rere, Minister of ..iarilitl, who lias personally investigated tile dissist-cr, states thalt the Pluvioseiit rose to tlie surface owing to tlie commander's supreme, lint fruitless, ell'orits to right tlie vessel, which was falling rapidly. It is impossible that any ol' the cre.w can now ho alive. , V strong current, running pa.ra.l- ---' ' to the const, carried the subi"irine wiit'hin a mile of steamers' :ly track. The currents are still impeding Hie divers, and moreover, the Calais fugs are not powerful enough for I in work. Tint aiirival of tugs from ClierI ;m!\<j: is being awaited. Tie la.iest dec : >i>'ts of diners failed f i looat. l the Pluvioso. owing to Mr> 'rong currents