| Show IKS jiioitf BODIES Theyare front the Iffarnebut Conlld be Identified Havana Fh 17Thn night 01 the disinter to the Main a light wind from the southwest wa hlowlng und her head pointed In n oouthaterlylI ecllon She was moored In about twelve mI rs 01 water forward and drew about thirteen motors nil The I1pllnlh cruiser Alfonso XIII wn about ZOO motors front the American battleship The respondent of the Associated Press was > In tho cable office filing 1 a inersage when the explosion occurred lie aw from the window of that ol1leo n great column 01 rich shooting up ward and he hurried to the wharf nnd to the quoit of Admiral Menterc lly this time the flames extended over the whole ship and In a few moments the Maine sunk Tile eXIlolon so disjointed end twlt1 the halllhlp that her re inains now appear like II pile nC wreckage wreck-age All the upper deck structure turrets and guns are In a heal and one bollcr has hNn blown out of Its place and nt 2 oclok yesterday afternoon after-noon was still noklng on leek The foremost and bow 01 A he Maine have rnllipiml nnd now only tho end of her malnmo1 remains above water The boitn of tho Spanish cruiser Al onso XIII have picked up a quantity tit wreckage Including boats and a line and today ten more bodies were round In the harbor And token to th morgue It la Impossible Identify there apt Alghro went on hoard the Al 1 falls XIII yesterday and thanked Ihe Ipanlh commander Cent Manuel 1lIa for the services the Apanlah oallrs had Tendered upon tile occasion 01 the great disaster Contrary to the reports currenthere tile divers have not made any InveetI gallon of the wreck and the general CpI 11 Ion expressed In Spanish circle to I Hint the explosion occurred Inside lie Maine |
