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PAYNE THE MAJORITY LEADER
Wiiih Surprised to lind i. licet Su
K:ir Republicans in the House.
A SQUAD OF RECALCITRANTS
THE ILLUSTRATED REE.
They ItertiiMMl lo Yield til the I'nrty
Whip In llnml of the S.eliUer,
I'M) i.e. lliilrell mill rnnrnr.
Probably no congressional Incident of
recent history was so surprising to the
republican leaders of tho house as the
vote of ItiHl Saturday In tho hoime of rep
resentatives. "Insurgents" to the num
ber uf .'t.1 refused to areppt the
Cuban sugar propuHit Ion. notwithstanding
Hip president, the speaker. Ihi' chairman
of thi' committee on ways h ml means, ami
liulzclt ami (iriiHvcnor urgul ami almost
begged tl"' partisans to Rlnnil firm.
nKi: r si .ah ikoii: I'uoiiti r
wns tho rork upon whlrh the great party
of protection Kpllt. Thp beet sugar nipn
hacl ronvlncpil tho S3 republicans that
Payne's proposition wouM Injure that
iniliiHtry ami (Iiphp men split away from
thrir I 11 l r h to khvp thp hump Industry.
With'. ut attempting to express an opinion
epon tho tiiprlts of thp controvprsy, the
fact of thn rvpnt Is Important, as demnn
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stand liy honip enterprises.
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New York Subway
(Continued from Fifth Page.)
street; thence around a curve to Broadway,!
and around another curve to Long Acre'
square. I
The construction of these two curves
sinking of shafts 100 feet down In solid alone is a most serious undertaking, be-1
rock, to erecting high bridges and elevated cause It Is necessary to pass under build
structures. ings in order to get space for the turns. I
The most Interesting experience the ex- At both of these corners, however, the'
plorer of the subway can have Is to go Rapid Transit commission h 1
down the One Hundred and Eighty-first property wnlch the excavation might have
street shaft and walk up one of the head- injured, and It Is understood that a big
Ings, now each several hundred feet long, hotel will be located over the stations at
It Is like going Into a mine. The heavy each of these turns.
elevators sink slowy out of the daylight, Within the limits of this mile have oc-
flrst Into a dim haze, and then Into the curred the most disastrous accidents of the
thick smoke made by the blastings and by subway. The dynamite explosion came
the miners" lamps which the workmen first, wrecking two hotels and several
carry. At the bottom. 125 feet below the houses; then, two blocks below, followed
surface, one may go either north or Bouth. the cave-in of three houses. The Rapid
It la impossible to Bee more than a few Transit commission has recently purchased
feet ahead in either direction. The writer this property In order to save Itself from
made the trip one afternoon recently just costly damage suits. It Is said that up to
after the workmen had gone. The guide date $:,,0(in.noo have been spent by the com-
,,,, ,,,,,, 1 inroiign ine mini ami water mission in
ami related details on the way.
""Twenty-six feet high hers all along -two
tracks. Look out for this mule stable. '"
"Como here, Jenny," he called out to a
moving shape in the darkness ahead.
"Th-re ore six of these animals down here
and most of them haven't seen daylight for
a yenr. Right above us," pointing upward
through the gloom, "there used to be a bin
boulder. When it fell it taught two men
under It. That's the only accident we've
had ud here."
The mules, the little dump car tracks.
of
making similar purchases
damaged property.
Naturally enough in such an upheaval as
this there has been, and is still, much liti
gation to be feared. Herein came another
development, the official photographer. It
is the duty of this gentleman to make
photographic records at stated Intervals
over the entire line. It was the good for
tune of tho writer to make trips over por
tions of the subway with this official.
SllliMliy'M Oltlelnl riiof ouriiplier.
"Do you see the long crack down the side
the drills at the ends of the headlnes the nf ,nat "'lining?'" he inquired. We were
tlasts and the cavernous gloom throughout R,anding in an excavation sixty feet below
remind one of nothing so much as a huge ,ho '"'faoe of the strot and the bare wall
mine. Fur two miles the work in this sec- f a building towered l."0 feet above. "Sup
tlon Is carried on by boring. On the sur- pne ,ho owners claimed that the excava
face no sign of an excavation Is to he seen ,1,,ns hrrp n!"' r6usel that crack. I would
save at tho shafts, but next to the Hoosic RO over m? Photographs taken here before
tunnel, this piece of the New York subway h" ,vork wns begun at all and I would
will be the largest plee of single tube sh"w a P'c'ure of that building with the
boring In this country. same crack In It. I havo taken hundreds of
These scenes are not familiar to many P(',ur'R J"at a matter of record to show
New Yorkers because they are so far up now b"II(llnK!', streets, Fidewnlks, etc.,
Manhattan. There has Just been com- ,,,okp'1 '"'fore we began work and how these
pletud. however, another section In which n:,VP nwn afr(,ct,,l by he excavating. You
the same kind of work was carried on. l,e surprised at the number of dam
When tho contractor for the section which aK'' rlal,,ls which we can stop in Just this
runs under a corner of Central park under- way"
took this piece of work his task was that
of boring a tunnel through the solid rock
without disturbing the surface of the park.
There were many nearby buildings and
every unusually large blast was a menace
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A year from next fall, when trains begin
to run in at least a part of the subway.
New Yorkers will begin to appreciate the
genius and energy which has been devoted
to this great enterprise. Not only New
to the neighborhood. Still the contractor Y"rkrra- bllt a" Americans as well may be
accomplished his difficult task without a
mishap. As an instance of the beautifully
exact calculation which has been made In
connection with every pnrt of the work the
experience of this contractor In connecting
his two headings may be cited. When tho
proud of the men who have carried the
project from Its first Inception to within
sight of Its final completion. To William
Rarclay Parsons, the chief engineer of the
Itipid Transit commission, more credit I.
ilue than to any other single man. It was
blast had blown out the separating rock It i"1', J'arson8' Pot P,an for V" before th
was found that tho two headings had Joined
in one straight tunnel. There wns not a
fraction of an Inch difference In the calcu
lations of each as to the locat'.on of the
other.
In marked contrast to the scenes or min
ing life, with Its accompaniment of trem
bling from the blnsts nd Its procession of
oily, muddy drillers of te rocks, are th
uriiige nutiiiers, tne toners In the air, far
above ground. The face of the solid rock
at One Hundred and Ninety-fifth street will
soon have a huge mouth, for here the sub
way transforms Itself from a tunnel to an
elevated structure. Thence one mllo of
bridge Is to be built up to the end of this
branch at Two Hundred and Fifteenth
street.
Over on the other side of Harlem another
legislature of the state passed an act by
which the work could be taken up. It has
been the Indefatigable labor of Mr. Pnr
Bons and his corps of engineers which has
made possible the formation of plans fur
every detail now being carried out suc
cessfully. During the months preceding the letting
of the contracts Mr. Parsons' offices were
the busiest rooms in New York. Every
street car line, every support for elevated
structure, building, siih-cellar, every water
sewer or gas pipe, together with house con
nections, every conduit was located; In
deed, the character of the rock or soil In
the path of the proposed subway was de
termined, lb fere the first pick was struck
Into the ground Mr. Parsons knew that six
and a half miles of sewage pipes alone had
to be moved; he knew where lines of water
extraordinary operation is going on. The " ,
Ilrnn. division L. ,n ,i.. .,J. k .,' . and 8rvl,'' ' have to be changed
" ' 1' i, it, IIICI,
and this section has not been done In the
entirely; he knew one place where It would
be necessary to shift several blocks of
street car line in order to carry on blasting
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whose cro.s-.ection an archway of the sub- .Zl'l ' I , k P , w
w.v n,,M e. i. k.,,1. .. .;. . ,hlnk ot the engineering problems which
" nim iiunmi iruiu nun
regular subrlver manner. A wooden struc
ture, half the width of the river long, into
way would fit
bank. Then this structure is weighted and
sunk, and the pressure of the water above
and around it makes It airtight. The river
bottom Is then dug out under the frame
work, the dirt and rock beln placed on too
or me structure to hold It down. When the
were encountered It Is all the more sur
prising that the work has gone on so suc
cessfully thus far. At the present time
nearly $l,0on.000 a month are being ex
pended. It Is not at all unlikely that another
line of subway will be tunneled under the
trench l nf aiitnelAnt rinnlh IK.
!... , V u 0a8t 8lde of Manhattan. The llrooklvi,
,1,1 e n w ? .I f"1 ne"haIf beiDB divilon 18 al"ly a8"-ed. I the Penn-
hus completed, the wooden structure is re. Bvlvlnla tllnn(lI ,L ,
leased and floated to the other side, when 8iand.
iiinciicaiiy me same operation Is gone
through with again.
Moat t:siensl e Nile.
It Is the ordinary surface cutting which
may be seen by everybody, and this, be
cause It is the simplest kind of work con
nected with the subway, is the least Inter
esting. The crowds, however, never seem
to lose their curiosity. A network of tim
bers, supports, gas, water and sewer pipes
Before long New York may be
known Justly as the city of tunnels.
Naming tlic Child
Raltlmore American: Now, necessarily,
when the new girl baby arrived there was
mu h discussion among the members of the
family as to what her name should be.
"We will call her 'Geraldina,' "' said the
fond mother.
"Why not "Esmeralda?"" asked the first
saw that name In a
story once and always wanted to try It on
a baby."
"Oh," murmured the second grandmother,
"that would never do. Let us call her
'Fanchon.' "
"Hut don't you think "Eltissa" Is a
pretty name, and so odd, too?" put In one
Is practically all that Is visible. Through grandmother. "I
convenient openings huge buckets are low
ered to be loaded with rock or dirt, raised
again and run along (he cable way until
they are dumped Into the waiting carts,
(ireat (hilna lock together the timber sup
ports of the street car tracks. Pillars of
teel and wood hold up the street surface
And thounands of people pass over these of the aunts
yawning holes dally without a thought of "Excuse me, ladles," ventured the poor
danger, despite the accidents that have father, who sat near by. "but you seem
happened. The work Is carried on with the to forget that we are trying to find a name
ureal est margin of safety. No sooner Is the for a hum.n hein -nH , . .
smoke of a blast cleared away than timber cigar."
supports are driven Into place. Wherever
an open trench Is dug the side drifts are
safeguarded as much as possible. Indeed.
... wonaer IS mat me worn or excavation Chicago Trihune ,, i.....
can go on st all In the tangle of steel and was the meanest thing you ever done
timbers which are used to maintain the tioodman Oonrong -The thing I ve alwsyi
urface. hated myself most for was getting mud ui
The most expensive mil. of the subway a barkeep once and throwln' a g ass "f be"
extends from Tblrt y-second street under in his face. It didn't hurt 'lm any and It
the street railway tunnel to Forty-second wasted the beer.
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