The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-03-30

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diving bell is plan to guide dragging operations
being built Honolulu Iron Works and may be complet
today. Glass portfolios will be placed in 6tyouinch cast
pipes end will be sealed; will and the
top will be closed He will be lowered the submarine and he will
be able to direct the placing of chains and cables
electromagne tried yesterday for the first
CAUSES OF DEATH ARE MERE CONJECTURE
killed the tVenty-one they dead appears
be told until the F4 is recovered Her hull be-
without any seams but there probably
openings which would flood compartments Her air
supply enough maintain life for long time there
Completing factors but there might have been
may the batteries and generated chlorine
gas Death may have been by suoeaon drowning slow
meuy quick The have died when the boat first met
with her mishap. tafe8sltt ~.
All night long the California had eng fast to her strike
dags swept floor the and held by the ddge
ship when they observed the
slight strain the cables leading the BOOM and the
gnes began hosting. 81, $4s3,a& j."
They weight halfway the surface Then Agraz
slipped the and disappeared Halfway down his descent
grmed anchor with fathom after fahom
trailing the dim depths below He
He reached feet This by the of the apum
which registers and depth accurately 1t is held to be
new worlds record g.. .s'"'|tL ~.
DIVER SEES NO SIGN OF CRAFT
There no sign Of the Ast climbed back uto
!, California DC donteyengns
barge which up ssst chain
ed o be ninety fathoms.
20 Evans dved the second drag whether
it had anything. He found nothing 80"
Thus whole Of hope the strikes of
California destroyed evident that line had
ed about the Navajo Saturday
end of her drag had parted the night before.
Scundings yesterday showed comparatively smooth surface
Of the floor and indications were that the submarine was on
keel The depth taken accurately orty-seven
fathoms. E..q
- DIvING-BELL EXPECTED TO HELP
diving expected great tugs
although Of course the within will be able do nothing
those above 1t will be feet
long according plans w. Parks engineer
Pearl Harbo and will be of iron sufficiently strong
withstand the 200 pounds the square inch that will
Holes will be drilled the on glass portfolios
probably four in number will be placed height
head from the which will be Air
signal lines besides the sings raise and lower the bell will be
last night as to when
he would complete he said he hoped today
terial rushed from Pearl Harbor.
electromagnet determining the posi-
ton the F. especially of her bow
approach her from the directions with their cables drag
Gng underneath
OLD METAL WILL ATTRACT MAGNET
probably scattered the
coral and sand-anhor discarded boilers miscellaneous
of odds and ends of everything that both the
and mcophone do not give positive indications of the submarine
They would be needed only
lat above the F-4, showing her location.
With information where the bow of the
wasp lie tugs drop move until they catch
under the hull This infinitely slow and patient though
tugs drag All Saturdays endeavor went for
nothing may days finally catch ~
When they do brides will be dropped each
hull and the whole spder-or of lines will be drawn into on
strand Then the 5oton will drag
her If the is unable do the will
by the California
Il looked the line in the BOOM said of
yesterday 1T almost slack
they couldn't the whatever they
mu.t be much lighter" .
RUST EATEN ANCHOR AND CHAIN
Little pull the anchor where
wined about in the coral branches hung loop
feet below the surface
Net wishing endanger the hold California
having big hested Jack Agraz
pon6c he has done times since the F eeed through
dim
Down his line he climbed slowly carefully He
til death before by deEcendng 200 feet five minutes
lie There hung the anchor with It's chain sway
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