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by using S the R G 0 W WS y II T iN i i ii The Nations First Cable Ship the Burnside Soon to Begin I i if f Her Het Work In the Islands it i k I L Within a short time Ume the work of laying the Inter cable in the Philippines will w i be begun For some sometime sometime time the difficulty difficult of communication between the islands has seriously hampered hamper d American operations in the Philippines and has bas been the subject of r complaints to the government from General Otis Oti U General Mac MacArthur Arthur and other officers It Jt t was obvious that some method of quick communication must mu t be put into operation as the dispatches carried by hy the warships were in many man I cases ses c too Slow lio of delivery td to be practicable practicable practicable As soon as this important un undertaking undertaking undertaking of laying a cable had been decided upon the War department set about finding a suitable vessel in the transport service The Burnside was chosen on account of her large capa capacity city ity and her shallow draught in pro proportion proportion proportion portion to her size She is the first p I t S SI ii I t i tIL e I i M S S t a tX 4 V S SZ Z s i it ii ia io ia t i S 1 a o a 3 ONE OF THE CABLE C LE TANKS ANi cable ship ever owned by the United I States i The Burnside was formerly owned by i Spain and named the Rita She was I i captured during the war by the Yale while trying to run the blockade off I Porto Rico with a cargo of arms and ammunition tow d to Charleston S SV t X V C and there taken charge of by Cap Captain thin tain Laflin her present commander re renamed renamed renamed named and put into commission first as asa asa asa a transport carrying mules and general government stores to Cuba and after afterwards afterwards wards as a troopship Taken to the Morse Iron Works in lit Brooklyn the j I I Burnside was there reconstructed and I transformed into a cable steamer The cabins and saloon were refurnished with a view to accommodating army I officers and their wives en route to the Philippines Three huge tanks made of copper were placed in her hold each I capable of holding miles of cable I These tanks are tent five feet in diameter and fifteen feet fe t in depth with ith 1 an iron iton core in the center to keep the cable in position when being paid out I from the ship Captain Squires of the signal corps assisted by Mr Hamilton will have hare entire charge of the cable laying with witha a special cable crew of twenty men A submarine cable is of two sizes the core or deep sea portion and the armor part or shore ends the latter being several times larger Jarger than the former fonner to withstand successfully the wear and tear of s sea a wash and tide anchors and other shallow water injury The core consists of seven fine cop copper copper copper per wires ires which carry the current coy cov covered co ered with wit pure Para Pam rubber which is again surrounded by Para rubber com corn compound compound pound and then wound around with cloth tape saturated with tar making the entire cable about of an air inch in thickness and Weighing fifty tons to the miles mUes of cable length This is the deep sea cable The shore end cable Is some someI I w what at differently L Tie be coat Is ia covered With what Is called a bead ing made ot of jute Yarn WIth tar Then comes cornes an of sixteen mUd mild steel atee Wires and an outer coating with lime T making the total thickness S two to and inches Gutta Gutt W percha in the manufacture of cables I 5 has been displaced entirely by pUre Para Pam rubber the tIe latter having having been found the best to withstand Se the depre of the toredo an all insect that eats its it way to the core of the ebI for rot the sake ke of the Kut guta perch percha finally nally reaching teaching the copper ropper wire and thus severing the telegraphic corn com The Safety Insulator Wire I Cable r company S of foXS New York maS cu 4 miles mUes of the 5 miles of cable taken by the BUrnside being the greatest neatest length of ot submarine lS 3 cable r ever made in this country The Thc cost t wa waa between and 1000 per mile Laying the cable abl is going oin to be a i difficult and delicate job A crew of f s more than twenty men will have the handling of the cable cabie and their duty will wilt be to see Hee that it is paid out prop properly properly properly erly and that it runs smoothly from the great tanks to the deck and thence out into the water If the ocean bed were fairly level levei would be a comparatively easy operation ope tion But in inthe inthe I the Philippine islands region l r gion the sea bottom is extremely rough full fuU of ot high hip mountains and deep chasms More Moreover Moreover Moreover over the charts are few and arid what there are are mainly unreliable Conae Conse Consequently the th cable layers will win not know until they find out for themselves when the slender strand is stretching up the side of a submarine mountain and when it is descending into the depths depth After the Burnside has done her work there will be some new information re regarding regarding t tg garding g the ocean bottom between the themore themore themore more important islands that will be valuable to navigators c I IOn On reaching the point from whence the cable ca ble is to be laid the crew proceed to land the heavy shore ends 1 4 this being done by hauling from the beach with ropes and supporting the cable with rubber robber air balloons until sufficient length is landed Connection Connection Connection tion having baving been made with the signal station on shore the Burnside will set et setout setout out for the shore with which communication communication cation will be established going at ata ata ata a rate from four to eight knots an hour She must mut proceed as I Ithe the rate at which the cable is paid out depends on the depth of the water In 2000 fathoms of water for in instance tance the length of cable from the ship to liT j V to A the point of contact with the ocean bed bedis bedis I is twenty miles A sudden shallow f from very dep as in m the caSe cae of a submarine mountain is likely to r p break the t cable by too sharply short shortening shortening ening ning the slack Then the tedious I 5 work of grappling for the broken end must be undertaken Ca taio Squires 1 j who has the work in charge harge is an ex cx expert 1 in cable work I II pert of long experience j I |