The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1913, Page 4

i ; ESTIMATE BOARD UPSET PLANS FR STEINWAY TUNNEL Rejects MeCals P Proposal tv Let the Interborough Com- plete the Work. ‘The Board of Estimate to-day refused to sanction the plans of Chairrnan Ba- ward B. McCali, jooking to the immedi- ate operation of the Steinway tunnel, which has been an elephant on the city's hands for three years and which | & has been idle for more than ten years | Borough President McAneny, in turning down the Public Bervice Commission's Proposal that the Interborough complete the work at a profit of ten per cent Over the cost, eaid that it would have to go on through the customary way of Setting vids. ‘The Board of Estimate requested the Commission to notify the Interborough that bids would be advertised unless the Interborough agreed to do the work tn Boeordance with the terme of the aub- Way contracts, Some weeks ago the Interborough announced that it would complete the tunnel and put it in Operation within the next few months | If the city would pay a bonus of fifteen | er cent. over the cost of construction. The Public Service Commission ap- Proved the Interborough proposal but cut the bonus to ten per cent. Mr. McAneny at first was inclined to im@orse the ten per cent. scheme, but changed his mind when Collector Mitchel charged that the Public Service Commission sought to modity the con+ tracts, Mr. McAneny told the Board that any percentage over the cost of construc- tion would be contrary to the general eubway contracts and would establish ® Gangerous precedent. He insisted that Re great delay would be entailed on the| | advertising for bids When Mr. MoCall's attention was ealied to the action «f the Board he wald: The Board of Estimate mum shoulder Feaponsibility for delaying the opening of the tunnel. I believe the tunnel should be put In immediate operation, even at a slight extra cost. The peo- ple in Queens want thin tunnel open and they should have it. —_——<——_——_ NEW BULLET A WONDER. Gees Straight, W ther Finsh, Flame Nor Recoil, PARIS, Oct. 2—An obscure Inventor Ramed Sava Rogosea han just demon- strated discoveries which promise to revolutionise rif_le firing. His invention consists of a special cariridge and double inflammable bullet primarily de- signed for the destruction of airships, In his experiments Rogozea used an old gun bullt In 1690, Although hin cart ridge was filled with black powder spec tatore were astonished to see neither @moke, flash nor recoil as he fired, the atrange long bullet travelling fleet. and straight to the butt instead of executing & series of irregular bounds as it should have done according to accepted pallistic laws, The bullet carried 1.200 Metres, but it is calculated that with & modern rifle it would have carried 2,000 metres. Rogovea also claims to have invented & cannon conting only 20 francs, or about 9, easily curried by two men, which can throw a shell 7,000 metres. Another invention which he has brought forward is a shrapnel shell which scatters ity contents along the level of the ground, mowing all in. its path, inmead of dropping from above, KING OF SWEDEN SICK. 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The Israelites” whose devout members are “Religious Boclety of Christian known by thelr flowing beard« and un- eut hair and their strange garth ta in the thores of a fierce fac y charges ma 0 trustee me oof the wing him are trying to loot the churen treaxpry. Tn an aMdavit Med in Justice Bijur'e part of the Supreme Court to-day, Von Helfrich charges that Andrew Doel, who, Von ‘Helfrich maya appointed him- self head trustee, and Henry B. F. Mierisch and John F. 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