DEEP DIVING.

Evening Star, Issue 15513, 8 June 1914, Page 7

DEEP DIVING.

TO THE KDITOK. Sir,—Relatives and friends of thoso unfortunate passengers who wore drowned in the Empress ol Ireland wiil r**.«ivu coneolation in knewine that all the bodies car. be recovered. At low water, we aro told, they iie 120 ft below the surface. The British Admiralty tables (before mo as I write) allow a diver to descend 204 ft in safety. In late years H.JI.S. Eurydice 6ank off the Isle of Wight in 90ft of water, in a very exposed position, and was successfully "raised without a single accident to the numerous divers engaged. May cne, with all modesty, think tliat the Empress of Ireland may be so raised, little by little, carried into shoal water, and then raised altogether, as was H.M.S. Eurydice?—l am, etc., F.M.

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