The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-05-02
SPAIN'S FLEET
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| ers and four machine guns.
Baltimore, second rate, 1900 tons;
speed POS knots; battery, four S-inch
| rifles, four 6-pounder rapid fire, two g.
| Founders, two 1-pounders, two 1.S-inch,
two 1.4-inch and two machine guns.
Boston, second rate, 3,1S9 tons; speed
! Is knots; battery, two 8-inch, six 6-inch
rifles, two 6-pound rapid fire, two 3
| Founders, two 1-pounderS, two 1-pOint
| S-inch, two 1-point 4-inch and two ma
| chine guns.
Raleigh, second class; speed 10. knots:
battery, one 6-inch and ten 5-inch rapid
| fire rifles, eight 6-pounderS, four l.
| Founders and two machine guns.
Concord, third rate; LOO tons; speed
| II knots; battery, six 6-inch, two g.
| pound rapid fire, two 3-pounders, one
| 1-pOunder and four machine guns.
| Petrol, fourth rate; $50 tons; speed 10
| knots; battery, four 6-inch, two 3-pound
| rapid fire, one 1-pounder and four ma
/ chine guns
McCulloch, revenue cutter.
| Nansran, collier.
Seafro, supply vessel.
The Spanish ships: Reina Maria
Christina, $500 tons; built 1886; speed II
knots; battery, 6.2-inch HOntoria gun,
| two 2.7-inch and three 2.2-inch rapid
fire rifles, six 1.4-inch and two machine
| guns.
Castillo, 3.s42 tons. built 1881; battery,
5.9-inch Krupp rifles; two 4.7-inch, two
33-inch, four 2.55-inch rapid fire and
two machine guns.
NeIascO, 1852 tons; battery, three So
inch Armstrong rifles, 2.7-inch Hontor-
las and two manchine guns.
Don Antonio de Ulloa and Don Juan
De Austria, each l, 140 tons; speed IA
knots; battery, 4.7-inch Hontorias, 80
inch rapid fire, two 1.5-inch and two
machine guns.
General Leo and Ell Cano, gun yes
knots. The General Leo has two
HOntOria rifles of 47-inch calibre, one
3.5-inch two small rapid fire, and one
machine gun; the Ell Cano, three Al
inch guns, two small rapid and two
machine guns.
Marques Del Duero, dispatch boat;
500 tons; one smooth bore 6.2-inch cali
bre, two 4.7-inch and one machine gun.
Isla De Cuba and the Isla De Luzon
are both small gunboats. They are
of 1880 tons displacement and carry
four 4.7-inch Hontorias, two small guns
and two machine guns.
Isla De Mindaro, compania Tranat-
length 376.5; beam 42.3; gross tons 4,195;
speed 1875.
Roster of the Asiatic squadron: Act
ing Rear Admiral George Dewey, COM
mander in chief.
Lieutenant T. NJ. Brumby, flag lieu
tenant.
Ensign H. H. Caldwell. secretary.
Olympia, flagship: Captain, Charles
V. Gridley.
Lieutenant Commander. S. c. Paine.
Lieutenants, c. G. Calkins. V. S. Mel
son, G. S. Morgan, w. c. Miller and S.
NJ. Strife.
Ensigns, NJ NJ Taylor F. B. Upham.
W. p. Scott and A. G. Kavanaugh.
Medical inspector, A. F. Price.
Past Assistant Surgeon, J. E. Page.
Assistant Surgeon, c. P. Kindleberger.
Pay Inspector, D. A. Smith.
Chief Engineer, ]. E. EntwiStle.
Assistant Engineers, E. H. Delaney
and J. F. Marshall, jr.
Chaplain ]. B. Frazier.
Captain of Marines, w. P.-Biddle.
Gunner l.. J. c. Kullwefn.
Carpenter, w. Macdonald.
Acting BOatswain, E. J. Norcott.
United States ship Raleigh: Captain,
J. B. Coghlan.
Lieutenant commander, F. Singer
Lieutenants, w. Winder, B. Tappan,
II. Rodman. G. B. Morgan.
Ensigns, F. L. Chadwick, P. Babin.
Surgeon, E. H. Marstellar.
Assistant surgeon, d. N. Carpenter.
Past assistant paymaster, S. r.
Heap.
Chief engineer, F. H. Bailey.
Past assistant engineer, A. S. Hal
stead.
Assistant engineer, ]. R. Brady.
First lieutenant of marines, L. c.
Treadwell.
Acting gunner. C. D. tombstone.
Acting carpenter, 7. E. Kiley.
United States ship Boston: Captain.
r. Wildes.
Lieutenant commander. ]. A. Morris.
Iieutenants, ]. Gibson, w. L. How
ard.
Ensigns, S. S. Robinson, L. H. Ever
hart, J. s. Doddridge.
Surgeon, NJ. H. Howard.
Assistant surgeon, R. S. Blackman.
Paymaster, J. r. Martin.
Chief engineer, G. B. Ransom.
Assistant engineer, L. F. James.
First lieutenant of marine, R. NJ. Nc
DuttOn.
Gunner, J. c. Evans.
Carpenter, o. Helton.
United States ship Baltimore: Cap
tain, N. NJ. Dwyer.
Lieutenant commander, G. Block
Hnger.
Lieutenants, w. Braunersreuther, A
G. Winterhalter, F. w. Kellogg, J. NJ.
Elliott, c. S. Stanworth.
EnSignS, G. H. Hayward, NJ. J. Nc
Cormack.
Naval cadents, D. w Wursbaugh, T.
T. Wettensell, G. M. Tozer, T. A. Kar-
Past assistant surgeon, F. A. Hes
Ter.
Assistant surgeon, r. K. Smith.
Pay inspector, E. Bellows.
Chief engineer, A Kirby.
Assistant engineers, H B. Price, H. I.
Cone.
Naval cadet (engineer), c. P. Burt.
Chaplain, T. S. K. Freeman.
First lieutenant of marines, D. Will
liams.
Acting boatswain. H. R. Brayton.
Gunner, L. J. Connolly.
Carpenter, o. Barth.
United States ship Concord: Com
mander, A. S. Walker.
Lieutenant commander. G. P. Colve-
Lieutenants, T. P Howard, P w.
Hourigan.
Ensigns, L. A. Kiser, w. c. David
son, H. V. Butler, Jr., o. S. Knepper.
Past assistant surgeon, r. G. Broder-
lex.
Past assistant paymaster. E. D.
Ryan.
Chief engineer, Richard Inch.
Past assistant engineer, H. w. Jones.
Assistant engineer, E. H. Dunn.
United States ship Petrol: Command
er, E. P. Wood
Lieutenants. E. NJ. Hughes, B. A
Fiske, A. N. Wood, c. P. Plunkett
Ensigns, c. L. Fermier, w. S. Mont
gomery.
Past assistant surgeon q n E2ro1v