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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 6 (August 1898) (1898)

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n be consid- wise steamship " Creole," was the first fitted out, and erably extended in an emergency. The surgical ward A RELIC FROM THE WRECK OF THE "MAINE." under the auspices of the Navy Department, but was is aft on the berth deck, and is joined on the starboard When the gunboat " Yorktown"… … exploding a case of ammu- well aft is the emergency nition and disabling a 6- ward with fifty swinging cots. Both wards have closets, is tiled with rubber and the bulkheads protected by inch gun carriage. It was impossible to supply a bath rooms, and an abundant supply of hot and cold enamel paint.…

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