... which 8 are battleships, 20 armonred cruisers, and 37 nusrmoured ships. these ships 20 are within immediate call of the Caribbean waters. (Bt In dependent Special Wieb.) London, Tuesday Evening. The ** 8t James'* Gazette” this evening publisbe* the lollowiog ...

... not want war, but every European native will approve our defence our international rights.” The Spanish naval forces the Caribbean Sea will be strengthened, the pretext being the necessity of increased vigilance the Cuban 1 coast. ANOTHER POLAR EXPEDITION ...

... transfer them some other Power. Undoubtedly England can obtain them if ehe wants them—possibly for exchange be made in the Caribbean Sea, some otjier concession not yet fully determined *on. In the present elate of public feeling this would heartily sanctioned ...

... received that the Spanish fleet has put into the harbour Santiago, tfao southern coast Cuba, after having traversed the Caribbean sea from Coraooa. Ibis may not be authentic, because in numerous instances previously the Washington authorities have been ...

... with I« foroe, that the ruling ». fettering the people b.-caose they foneee that the tuul result of ti*e of the Spanish frm Caribbean only the forerunner of own expo son fro* the ups* and from this cootinoat. At «J u> stave off long p'Shible aucti result ...