Daily Colonist (1901-09-17) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1901-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

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to Victoria the liottom has an -average depth of about 2,81)0 fatlioins with only one range ot nubuuiriue mountains that cai:.io ■within 700 feet of tlie stirface near Xorfolk Island. AVe cliristened the range after our vessel."

Tlie stretch of the cable froin A'ictoria to the break iu the reef at; AVhalcr's Auchornge on Fanning Island, is a long one over ;!.(i(io niileri but the bottom di.scovercd has been iiuifonnly good for the requirements of laying I he cable.

It is not an easy job laying a calde. 'liie tiieorv of coiling the cable up in tanks ami sending it over the stern from a drum is a simple one, hut high sens .and storms render the task iinudi mora complicaTed. To break the cable means a lo.ss of pndits that would make two or throe such casualties dinastrous, although the locating ot a lirokcn or damaged cable is accomplished witii wonderful ceierit.v,-.considering tlio magnitude ot the task of,"fishing up it wire from two thousand fathoms deep.

The sluggish deep sea ooze brought iii) by the Soundings of the Britannia is under the niiora>-'cope, by no means tlio foul ■ill-Kiiielliug mud that might hi-imnginod. Dainty globes Of crystal, tiny s])iked shells iierfect in tlicir miiiiatitie constriietion show the beauty of living organisms that lie far out of" siglit.

Fanning Island, according to Captain Leach, of the Britannia, will not be an ideal place for the unfortunate eabh! dispatcher^who is sent there. The billet of that indlyidnnl . in. lonely places Im nnythlug but enyinble.

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