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... location of the Spanish fleet at Santiago de Cuba has come as a great relief. The fear that this fleet was moving about in the Caribbean Sea or possibly steaming to attack some unguarded American port is now removed. President McKinley received his cipher despatches ...
... them- selves to take up their residence, and, indeed, to transplant their homes among our fellow-countrymen who dwell in the Caribbean Sea. At the time of the last great Cuban insurrection, some six or seven and twenty years ago, when, indeed, war was imminent ...
... Mh o aleil packet Seine, arrived at Southampton . rmt eaM t nde, rporte the sudden disappearance of the Sumter from the Caribbean See, and that it was not~ conjectured at St. Thomas that she had sarted for' Europe. The people on board the Seine were amazed ...
... the governorship of that colony, in the Roval Mail packet which left South- ampton last week. Sir Walter has served in the Caribbean direction betore, having been Governor of Barbados lprior to his promotioll to Cyprus in 1892. Before going to the West Indies ...
... passed here to-day at 11.30 a.m. with mails, ears*. Kingston, Nov. 9.—The West India and Pacific Steamiij Company's steamer Caribbean has arrived here from Liver, pool, and is to leave for Belize. Nov. B.—The British-India Steam Navigation Company's steamer ...
... and forming part of the boundary line d between the former provinces of Veraguas and Panama, i il empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, 70 miles west of the i d mouth of the Chagres River. The description given of the a h mine by our informant, who announces ...
... been recived at Baltimore stating )W that the Dominican government had taken forcible possesson of the guano islands in the Caribbean ad Bes belonging to America. NEW YORK, D v. 28. Bv . at The Secretary of the Treasury opened toay the ar poposals for the ...
... from Atchin comes to us as a reminder. But the news that Holland had despatched a squadron of five vessels of war to the Caribbean Sea was sufficiently startling. It has been vaguely known for some time that the Dutch Govern- ment, like other Governments ...
... despatch has been received here anluouneiug that the United States war-vessel ICearsatrge was wrecked on Roncadore Rsef, in the Caribbean Sea, on the 2nd inst. The officers and crew were saved. Later. The news of the loss of the Kearsarga was re- ceived by the ...
... Caban sailed for Hayti and Liverpool to-day. The same Company's steamer Ameri- can left Hayti on August 15; and the steamer Caribbean had arrived at Colon, and would Ioave for Liverpool uo A. UBt 23. 1OS1LWAUD INDU CemmnA, k6 AUsTRtAV MAIL.- Sunz AuGuaT 23 ...
... Londn Nelcrol Mlrrae~ell, left to-day for Sinaapome COO3tTOWN, March 4.-liter Brianarsfo IMIu. lefe vesterda C OLZON, 6.-Caribbean lef t~,dy . DARTMBtQT, £March 3.-Antilles, London foe Beaboloe left tbis morning. DEAL, 8.-Maroon, from Jsmaies for IedaJl ...
... 25th for iverTOol. The steamship Jamaican, from Liverpool, wasat Borbedoea end was to proceed on the 25th. 1he steam. ship Caribbean left Polt-au-Prmie oan Dfe.e 15th, for Liverpool. Theisteamabip .Cban was to leave inayti for Havre direct on the 2ard. The ...