The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1901, Page 2

= THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, LRSM RT IT , JULY 25, 1901. (Continued from FF = | a score Was vat serious in ftself ex cept to show that in ati prot all the suspender bolts. and ¢ including those hanging from the four cables, at are in th same rotien st urface of the bolt Is covered th oa ecatin ondition truer that conceals its Many Holts Wen bolt ‘The dozen or m uspender already broken will be replaced w in a few days and a careful examina tion of the other bolts be made Workmen to-day reported that many of these appeared to be weak. and { one Instance a wide crack was found ckets munde in one of the Ji ceive the bolt just est enters Che} girder. | Just how long ties tunes tay existed cannot be as ained Saw of Six te a wealthy re William Ho Morrell tired real-estate ok ef Noh West Twenty-fifth stheet, called upon acting Bridge Commissioner York ¢ noon to-day and urged him to orde instantly the suspension of all trath upon the Brooklyn Bridge. He said that the north roadway of the bridge was sagging six inch aud that the bridge was being d. ator, aged additionally by all trate pas- ing over it In its present sta Mr} York preferred to act upon the ai vice of Chief Engineer Probasco, and Mr. Morrell left. saying that he woul: see the Mayor and urge bim to take | instant action, Din vets. | Attorney Assistamt District vier Murphy calling for conditicn of the bridg “It the officers of t been in a position to ha the defects for some have any information Ject will you good a rep tid rridce lit rt oon tine time, upon the rough he spector Cross this gard to the condition of In speaking of the report Phillips, of the Bridge the Inspector iid afternoon in + that squad. om “A large number of plates Suspender rods, a part of the « mruction of the Brookiyn br were broken and he feared the bridge would collapse. Engineer Martin, of the new bridge who is a son of Supt. Martin, of the @id structure made an examination @ the damaged p his noon here is no were of cable the accident have happened. There (s ance of elghtven in expansion of lateral girders, extreme heat has caused abnormal expansion In all parts of the bridge. “Ia it true that the bridge officials “have known for some time that the would not made fo bridge was weak?" “I; Probasco was asked. © “Such a statement is foolish,” was his/reply. : Mr. Probasco was shown the stat = “ment of Chief Engineer Martin, male Barbler in his letter to Commissiones | Z amd vous an allow: | transmit It at ones to this office, to | gether with all and any other infer | mation that you may have in you possession relating to the matts Mr. Le Barbier sald tf eri Inal negligence were ati wo heat once presented t Grant | Jury Assist District - Storney j Harhier received a report {rom tn- |! son why trate | f faclaeesiin the | py. Hexal elejereseloierevereseseseseres® ries eR RRA TA tM tte beidee ve the rephy, Web on 1 investigation expected to dt t that the Commis oMetal morning, he shrtcrure an inte. view wok enim, if wu Martin said that tiirement that th distance of 102 feet betw tae pric Durin found the ear tess t vi them, bes such crowding |time that years ago, to the effect that thel ihe bridge to & strain neu of any of the suspenders Lt ‘up /a xerlous situagen. it should be required to The theory that expansion caused | Martin maue any by heat, reaulted In the broxen sus tithe Isa iw reporter, Cy of the ratiread Cony Mrd the requires pre every tne WEL Tok lose the should be suspended,” he said, “and | ote repairs ought to be made in two Brooklyn 1 Transit’ Company ‘fhours.” have known Mian a week All traffic on the north road ae DIOS was suspended this morning, and onty CMU SIEY SCs light trucks and a few ears were lowed on the south side. Four or five fey UNS eh a cars would be run over from one s ANRC eats Oar LepM aes LON PARE at a time; then they would be ruz : ae back on the same track, ‘They meee rears a Ga not crowded very much, as arrange: PGi teu th ments had been made to ean RTT all the bridge cars to diff for Mieauh ries, ‘et cs Why Break Occurred ‘ ; tt “The break in the bridge.” sad En-) brea wineer 5. F. Probasco, “was not dn t to weakness in any port of th ‘ ture. It was « by the differe it ip expansion of the main M north site of the bridge and the sted shoring girders which ' ackoss the bridge. “The breakages occurred ! €olld steel sus sin the : ; of the bridge. With the exception 9 * ss :| these solid suspenders—thers ; only a few—all the rest of the sus { penders are of wire, The solid sus z penders were put in to overcome vi bration. 1 “They are fixed to the cable aby - ety and the Interal girders underneaia ‘The tendency of the cable, when ex- ‘ panded, Is to lower the bridge. The! nitted to ts tendency of the girders ist en | Jo the direction of their length, This} aye overcr broke the fixed solid suspende: aor thas ni] ; i “If all the suspenders on the bridge |). generally held resp , the aid at nulye HOW RED-PEPPER TOBASCO_ MET THE BRIDGE PROBLEM. Rp AUSED 1 WHERIC CRUSH ¢ Fresh from His Mustard Christmas Trees to 10 )0yeye)oseielese(e) #/e\ 0/0) o(elese 0) eVeresererere(e(ereser® iO} @ $y A week age, fled en du ow bridge t when © to the Jie was not explained at the time w n more than » of the ears said to have nthe bridg jthe ear left the tracks. Bath, He Said: ‘Plant Stop Expansion.” KEEPING THE SHADE FOR nad went aought him kiyn * was the answering went to the brhge sof tae UridK asked the down.” reptied said the rowith both panda, + Dita plece off It. ne nders, is not regarded seriously. {5 belleved that there was a weak- step al Liat particular spot on the THE rushing |p, northern rondway of the bridge, and IRON WORK COOL “SUSPENDERS akdown oat ye we replied That we Ie tt expanded Someitmes {ex Fourth Witeh Sixth t stand VN cal suspeaders, pane GREATSINGER GETS A SURPRISE. | Did Not Know Traffic Was to Be Suspended—'' Just a Case of Repairs."’ UL sertoas suspen by the Brig singer wall retanding Aobowt a xtatement of lie Bridges surprise me bed Chis mornin letsurely the situation as at my invests: Mr. ¢ When It Was wit name ow ODHISSOTSE O “MORE WEAKNESS FOUND IN THE BRIDGE; Vb ea CARS STOPPED THIS AFTERNOON. understand “wiy, a change has’ tune for appren Ls | then, osis, Earl Ss severely eritioiged Dr tte theory to the effect that human ¥ re immune fram conte vereulous cattle Karl Spencer ell true, but that he hoped more the | dissemination of suea views would {tendeto cause iaxity on the part One Imported Porker Intended Biltmore Welghs S00 Ponnida, Two nto t American transgort Wohe from Landon {United States quar inrfleld, Nod. 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