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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14
REINA CHRISTINA RAISED
FLAGSHIP OF ADMIRAL MONTEJO,
WHICH WAS SUNK AT MANILA.
Eighty skeletons of the Crew, IncIud-
ing the Bones of an Ofhcer,
Found in the Hulk.

MANILA. April 13-The warship Reina
Christina, flagship of Admiral Montejo,
which was sunk by Admiral Dewey in Ma
Mia bay, was fioated and beached yester-
day. The skeletons of about eighty Of her
crew were found in the hulk. One skeleton
evidently was that of an officer, for it had
a sword by its side.
There are fifteen shell holes in the hall of
the Reina Christina, one made by an eight
inch and the others small. The main in
lection valve is missing. showing the ship
was scuttled when Admiral Montejo aban-
doned her. The, hull is in fair condition.
Capt. Albert r. Couden, commanding the
naval station at Cavite. took charge OF the
remains of the Spanish sailors. expressing
a desire to give them an American naval
funeral. The Spanish residents, however.
are anxious to ship the skeletons to Spain
and ii is suggested that the United States
transport Summer convoy them to Spain by
way of the Suez canal in June.
wrecking company is endeavoring to
raise all the sunken Spanish warships.
Marine Llanera. formerly an exile on the
island of Guam. has been arrested in Pam
panga province. Luzon. He joined the rev.
commission from that body. The constab-
ulary captured his commission and other
discriminating documents. Llanera will be
charged with brigandage and possibly with
treason, as he took the oath of allegiance
when he left Guam.
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bottom is six feet deep and extends
across the whole bottom Of the vessel.
This space can hold about 1000 tons of
water ballast when required and is di-
vided into 2S water-tight compart-
nents. Should any compartment be
disabled the water can be pumped at
the rate of $4,000 gallons per minute.
The space occupied by machinery Is
the smallest practicable, and the ar
rangement Of coal bunkers is novel
feature Of the construction; 1t is de-
parture which the Eastern Shipbuild-
ing Co. have been the first to make
In ocean vessels. There are two verti-
cal inverted, direct-acting. triple-ex-
pansion. surface condensing marine en-
gines, with L. p. cylinder in the middle,
driving twin screws. Each engine to
have three cranks and separate di-
rect-acting Stevenson valve gear. In
dicated horsepower OF the two main
engines will be about 10000 at 78 rev.
olutions, with a boiler steam pressure
Of $50 pounds per square inch. Two
three biaded propeller wheels, one
right and one left-baaded. 20 feet IN
diameter and % feet pitch, will have
q developed blade area Of 81 square
feet for each propeller. The immense
steel rudder weighs over forty tons.
The steering gear can be driven either
by steam or electricity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14
MINNESOTA"

First cabin passengers are located In
houses on the upper. promenade and
bridge decks. Staterooms are large and
airy. having artificial as well as natural
ventilation in each. Suites are ar
ranged with setting-room. bedroom and
bathroom. All the passengers may be
seated at one time in the dining sa-
loon. There are a first cabin library.
a ladies' boudoir, smoking rooms. bar,
toilet rooms, barber shops, children's
play room, and every Improvement that
ingenuity, skill and experience can de-
wise to promote comfort. Charles r.
Hanscom. president Of the Eastern Ship
building Company, under whose direc-
ton the largest passenger vessels In
the world are being erected at the New
London plant, and Lewis Nixon, presi
dent Of the United States Shipbuilding
Company. which owns the New Lon
don plant. have given special pains to
demonstrate a capacity for building
the great vessels Of commerce as well
as the great vessels OF war.
The Minnesota" is built to carry
large quantity Of freight and a con-
siderable number OF passengers. She
will be engaged in long voyages. The
distance from Seattle to Honolulu Is
about 1900 miles; from Honolulu 10
Yokohama about $500 miles. She will
steam at a speed Of about IA knots
~er hour.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14
QUITS CLEARING HOUSE.
Union Trust Company, Of New York,
Will BE Independent Hereafter.

VIII He independent Hereafter.
NEW YORK, April 13.-The Union Trust
Company sent out formal notices to-day
that it would cease its connection with the
New York clearing house on April Is. The
Union Trust Company was not member
of the clearing house, but cleared through
the Hanover National Bank, and that in
stitution also sent out notice to-day that
on and after April Is 1t would cease to re-
deem through the clearing house for the
Union Trust Company. An officer of the
trust company refused to explain the with
drawal 1t is the first action of the kind
among the trust companies since the clear
ing house adopted a rule some months ago
which will require the companies to keep
cash reserve in their vaults after June i,
1903. This reserve starts at 5 per cent. and
must be Increased under the rule to 10 per
cent. by JuneG, 1904.
The withdrawal of the Union Trust Com
positive statements at the bank. An officer
of one of the trust companies said that
they had not been able to agree on any
concerted action since the adoption of the
new clearing house rule as to keeping up
connection with that institution. Other
trust companies might or might not follow
the lead of the Union Trust Company
though that was one of the Oldest and
largest in the city and had for years volun-
tarily kept large reserve.
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JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. April 13.-The
Cole county grand jury resumed its inves-
tisation late to-day into the charges of
boodlins in the Legislature. Attorney Gen.
eral Crow and Prosecuting Attorney r. p
Stone were present as prosecuting officers
Just prior 10 the convention of the grand
jury Circuit Judge HAZEL, who assembled
that body for Investigation said:
am determined there shall be no leak
IN this grand jury. This investigation shall
be just as rigid as the law provides and
II any indictments are returned they will
be returned 20 me and not one word shall
leak out as 10 who is indicted until after
the arrests shall have been made II drr-
Ing this investigation. there is any leaking
as TO the proceedings | will at once instl-
rute an investigation as 10 the source of
Information and discovery will be followed
by prosecution.
The first witnesses examined were Sem
ator David Nelson. OF ST. Louis who voted
against the repeal OF the baking powder
law" Whitney Layton. a baking powder
manufacturer against whom a fine was
assessed for violation OF the law and who
desired TO have the law repealed by the
last LEGISLATURE, and Patterson Balm a 81
tenant Governor Lee, who has been sum-
moned &c appear and who was expected to-
day. did not arrive. Senator II. Farris who
admitted having had thousand-dollar bill
changed IN ST. Louis. is here. but did not
appear before the inquisitorial body to-day
testify. Altogether there are about twenty
five senators and representatives here to
testify.
Editor I. ~ Page. OF Bonnie Terre who Ia
cited To appear and tell where he got 1900
during the last Legislature, and who has
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14
NEW WORLD" Is NOT new
HIGHLY CULTURED RACE EXISTED IN
PERU BEFORE THE TROJAN WAR.
Remarkable Discovery by DR.. Max
Uhle, Leader Of a south American
Authenticated Expedition.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1s.-The earliest
American civilization, far antedating the
generally accepted limits of pre-Columbian
culture, has been traced In Peru by DR..
Max Uhle, director of anthropological exca-
vations and explorations of the University
of California in that country where, hereto
fore, Inca traditions had led scientists to
believe Peruvian civilization began only
few centuries before the coming of the
Spaniards. The archaeological work of DR..
Uhle has established the fact that a great
civilization fourished two thousand years
earlier at the least, and that a cultured
race of higher development than the Incas
was in existence before the Trojan war.
This remarkable discovery follows as a re-
suit of study made in the two expeditions
which DR.. Uhe led in recent years at the
expense of Mrs. Phoebe Hearst and under
the auspices Of the University of Califor-
MA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14

Wy HE Minnesota" just completed
in the New London plant OF the
United States Shipbuild-
ing Company. is the largest YES
sci ever built In an American dock
yard. Two vessels. the Celtic" and
Cedric" built abroad. are the only
ones which approach the Minnesota
In size. The Minnesota" is one Of
great feet of passenger and freight yes
sells with which President James j.
Hill. Of the Great Northern Steamship
Company, will battle for the vast trade
OF the Pacific Ocean
The Minnesota" Is $50 feet long, rs
feet 6 inches wide, So feet high TO upper
deck. So feet high to captains bridge,
1T feet high 20 top OF mast She Is
rugged as a four-masted schooner. with
pole masts, and has five continuous
decks. named as follows: Oriop, lower,
tween, main and upper. all plated with
steel The four decks which are not
continuous are the forecastle, prone
made, bridge and boat decks; and ON
top OF all comes the captains or nav1-
eating bridge, making nine decks IN all
The vessel Is divided transversely into
thirteen water-tight compartments;
the engine and boiler rooms. being d.
yiGed longitudinally by water-tight
bufkhead. make four water-tight ma
chinery compartments. The double
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-14
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Thirty-Two Transfers Made Matter Of
Record YesSerday.


Instruments nled for record in the recorder
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. April Is. 1908:
Franklin vonnegut ct ux. to Julius KEEL
ler tr.. part of Outlet 81, %
Mary Jane Brown et al. to Asa 9. Myers,
New Augusta .........................,.... 2.Oooo
Lot "a, Blk 9. North Indianapolis -. 1.5Oo.o
part of Lot s.. Hanna's heirs add. s75.O
ux. part Of the y OF Sec "a, TIP II,
smmons To S. ss a sS ssai LIP
Pencott's add to Brookside.. ....:...:... aoso.O
sss Elk ~ Mort to jas w Ls
Braden ct ais sub. ...................-. 1880
Robt. w. Mcbride ct ux; to Frank D;
Margaret Bruce's add. ................... 10000
Geo. Carter. tr.. to Mary d. Clark ct al,
M pagt o. 5 Clark ct al 81 sse Geo re-
s snsi y, I'd 4 q part of the Y of "a
Rosanna Nolan ct al to John H: Boyer.
part of Lots G. and SO. T. A. Lewis
Geo F. Kohnle ct ux. to Annie Hibben.
Lot So. chas., F. Robbins's North IN
Armstrong Park Land Co. to Geo. Amt, '''''
Lot 2o7. Armstrong Park add. 2coo
Henry seleE s. ct s .5 5S Edw Bell
es fx S. u Il vsjsns 3 sp nfis
Green rs.n 3. Field to Harry King ct all. '0O
part of Lot SO. ]. H. vajen's Spring
dale sub. 10000
sell: Lot 12s. d. NJ. Bradbery & Co.'s
southeast add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
A. Wesley Antrim. admir-. to John l.
Rand. part OF the u Of Sec II, TIP
Nathan B. Hawkins ct ux. to Jos. Kim
y ct al. Lot 10, Blk 6, Hubbard's Park
ruttie Culver ct al to Samuel Taylor.
Lot $50, Culver ct ais sub to Columbia
place $500
Hester A Snann ct al to Calvin L.
Brewer. Lot $50. Spann g. Co.'S I'd
Walter Edgar Smith to Jos. z. Harms.
Lots "a and IS. Levi Ritter's Sd sub
of Ritters edd to Irvington. ............. 10000
Hattie 3. Hoss 10 Emma c. Hoss. part
of the e Il of Sec %. TIP 10, r 3........ 10
Maggie Browning TO Aaron b. Howe,
Lot 80, Merton Place add ................. $4,000
Elanora Steed. tr., TO Flora E. Pang-
born. undivided y Of Lot 6. Rays sub
Elanora Steed. tr., 10 Harry T. Pang-
born undivided II Of Lot 6. Rays sub
OF Outlot l4s-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Harry T. Pangborn eft al. TO Ellanora
Steed, IT.. Lot 6, Rays sub OF Outlet
j.
Mary Kelley to Jennie sutton. Lot 3.
CLIFFORD Place add. 2.75oo
Jas. F. Mccormack ct TX TO Frank Fl.
Phillipt ct ux.. Lot 81 McCarfy's LIST
West Side add. 600 o
Auditor Marion county 70 A. 7. Bowen
ct al. Lots 22s. ga and 80. Cross, tr.'s
Auditor Marion county to Abner T. "'
Bowen ct al. Lots g. 3. 10 IL. 2e6 and
227. Cross. tr.'s cliford-av add. ia
Auditor Marion county TO Abner T.
Bowen ct al. Lots 1885, 22s 229 and
2ao. Cross. trs clinord-av add. &c
Transfers. az; total consideration. sa2 i22
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HAVANA. April 13.-The Havana street
railways to-day began collecting five-cent
fares in American money, In accordance
with the concession granted by the military
government. The fares had hitherto been
paid in five centavos, Spanish coins.
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s.S o. n 'sFd''' repairs Laurel near Prospect
]. Peers. repairs. sic Hosbrook. $3.50
J.. sGrande. cottage. 1873 Lockwood. $500
j. W. Bridges. repairs, 1909 North Arsenal, 800.
J. Churchill. cottage, Martndale avenue $780,
81 500
@. Cato. stable. 81, East Merrill. 500.
]. Burkhardt. dwelling. Ruth street. 1890.
l. Shinn barn. 1922 West Morris, $40.
Emma FettS, dwelling, Washington. near Ruth.
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steadfastly refused to divulge the informa-
tion. is still confined TO his bed at his home
by illness.
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2u Ghiraau ertrunfen.

G6icugo, 4, Sum-, - SeHieglilz
Ter aus 2incoln g}ebr., unO 5rance5
6. Moore aus Davenport, 2a., 5ipet
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tenterte, fpd6reno lie cine Der nod bon
Notwithstanding ber bort lie9enoen
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unru6en bel 5oGoni6i.

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es bic am 0si9 liegenoen 9duier
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QlQes hrnarammarmaB.
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Sumpfcr ,,SrutibIanb" nnfsefnbrsn

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