The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-18

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. blr 'F- Nbrruut STATION a. ytmp~rola~n.
ruuIdn ronn~.t with lack Irwin.
. tH~ wireless operator e rRs Nnsri~h
/ - rr midnight ,.r nigbt Tue suV
+ upd 20. -..-i s.r".--z word from twenty
d hy" Nr.anfi. liners none - witch m-n-
'fuu"i rt- Nwor.sI. although al - them
presumably had u.~n calling 20 ir~,n
| for up ps 20 h. whereabouts The
wssthuund italian. ~.sn Gugli-lno re-
. ported h"-s.lf 80 miles east 20 SanIs
island a. - 90 plo"k ltst night and she
mad mo- news of N" America The CO.
lumuH crackl.-d he's own location In the
Maroon station a. Cape Race. but gave
no rrpor' 20 m. balloon
| From Nantucket 10 tape Race the wire
less operators logged ships who asked for
news but had no news To- CIV. Many q
them were m positions where they might
have been expected 20 hoop up aerirls
with the America. The Numidian was
% Cape Race, as were the Ivernia the
President Grant and the Tsutonir The
Sable Island wireless questioned the
Cedric hopefully when they caught her
1875 miles southwest of Sable Island. he
cause she was about where the America
should have been. hut tho Cedric knew
nothing Also southwest Of Sable Island
We're The Madonna La Ga-cogn" and the
kroouiand. hat they showed on. with only
formal reports for IA" station loghooks
With no word from wenman in thirty
-iN hours since I?.iO =. VI on SUNDAY
when Jack Irwin flashed that all wac
well the friends Of the America crew
were getting anxious at midnight ia-t
night There was absolutely no indIca-
tIon a. To where the dirigihle had ye-red--
whether she was -'ll Tagging away
toward Ireland or whether she had
dropped somewhere on top Of IN" tinted
State or IN Canada'- basement
" 'n~ America - sllll sailing she has
beaten an records for continuous rtE.r
Of dirigihles. possibly all records for on
duranc" 10y ga~ hags Count X"prr in
on Nav ". lara sailed his dirisi DO thirty.
seven hour from FrIedrich-ha'"r to
Ru'erfrld and return. travelling mnre
than 49, m,!'~ A. midnight last ntcht {
the America wa- st'Il gcrng her .tp.al0.
Melville Nanman. had -sIlad hoy ~ bore
and {; minutes ~ ATLANTIC CIV Wcl-
man. naohrr- were figuring thai Co. rld
travelled 90 least u.p mi'".
They knew that MrIlmsu would G".Ids
iast night whether 10 n"ld across tow 4
furoU" or t.rn around and -coo' fr- he
hangar that - sept warm FOR hlr -
ATLANTIC cav WrlIman 'old them hCfrre
h" wa pushed ~ on saturday morning
rha' o.. Wuuid start bach for AtlHntt.tIy
ihr moment that h" and h,- men ,'a-id~d
thar ~" voyage 10 EurnpsI- lmprl"tI.ln
leroy chamberlain. Walter Wc'lmlns
-on-iu-'aw sad last night
80 far - u" can make nn 10y study "
the maps and charts winch We havri ne
America has reached a point whore !. can
bc decldei whether there - chan 80 -
reach Europe II - almost safe 20 say
hat tins decision u h.Ius reached now
~ Will be rrachad within the next few
y
hehev. that the America AT nIghtfalI
TODAY was ~ ~ Pierre Newfoundland.
and had turned east almost directly N the
trans't lantic steamship lane We are
confident that some message showing our
Calc'ilstIo ions 10 10 CORRECT will soon raach
one OF the wireless stations
WellmAn asked President Salus II the
Atlantic cry syndicate that - hacking
IN. venture to keep the Americas
hangar mp and ready for MIN I.o's 81
folks along the boardwalk and around
the hotels were betting. that Wellman
would reach the hangar before he did
Ireland. They were willing to hand y
10 Wellman and especially NanImAn for
an apparently sincere attempt 20 reach
Europe 10y the air route. hut they were
betting that nothing much would happen
Mrs Wellman. her daughtars Mrs
' amman. Salu- and others Interested In
the venture were ~ tho Hotel Chalronte
IN Atlantic cry anNiousiy awaiting some
news ~ tn" Amsrioa's whernahouts
Naturally Mrs W-llnan WIS WORRIED
but she Eept optimistic and "vrn dis
ctr-sad whether " wouldn't 10 a good
thing to start for ireland or England
~ ~ to h. On hand n N" America sac.
e"d"d IN crossing
Bor Mll"r the wireless operator on
III" Million Dollar Pier. kept quizzing
steamships with his high powc- coils.
but 10 couldn't drag n scrap II n"ws ont
N the air. although he talked 20 twenty
steamships and 60 stations way up along
IA. coast
( have asked the highes' powered
stations 80 sV"ak the America sid
Nilln- and Y there j. any wav ~ getting
word VOL CO. ~
But Boh Miller like most ~ 'hn o.h's
wireless people. had begun 20 figure late