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... that the combined fleet may go through the Windward Passage, and endeavour intercept the Spanish squadron somewhere in the Caribbean Sea. Both the American commanders have been informed of Admiral Cervera's whereabouts. In the meantime, it not so confidently ...
... and aemi-embaed portions of the world. In the Far East, to which their ambition points even mere wnphatanolly than in the Caribbean Sea and the Mexico, they are engaged upon the Mme enterprise oarselves. They will be partners and 00-workers with in the ...
... is delightful and the troops in good health. The Washington Cabinet have decided that Spanish sovereignty in the entire Caribbean and West Indian waters must utterly removed. The indebtedness assumed by Spain and charged against Cuba and Puerto Rico will ...
... es of the naval situation. So long as it was probable that the Spaniards wonld attempt to develop naval activity in the Caribbean Sea, San Joan was natorally a point of importance, and military force, if available, might have come bo the assistance of ...
... Steles war ship Keareavie, the emu] which lack the Alabama, of Cherbourg. to Ind has been wrecked on Ronedore Reel in the Caribbean Sea The crew wets saved. UNITED STATES. Wersitrovo7,ieb. Kearearre Irft Port ee Pawnee the 30th alt. fur Eloefields to pro'ect ...
... be held, the iminisi-ation «•! tl;o UnitcJ S i tes firmly resoivea fclroo? military and naval station. the Wc»t indios, Caribbean Soa. and the fmurf lA'iindan Mr McKinleys object m Connro« ’.Vnisonv wiuadron cot only to ten or but to Eurepe •villi America’s ...
... which eight are battleships, armoured cruisers, and 37 nnarmoured ships. Of these ships 20 are within immediate call of Caribbean waters. The Mai! and Express observes :— President Cleveland the support not only of the Coneress, but of all patriotic ...
... states that the United States Government has secured a site for a coaling station on the shore of the Chirio,ui Lagocn on the Caribbean ?? of the Costa Rica. On Friday morning the 6. 50 train from Cannon- street ran into a gang of platelayers outside East Croydon ...
... indicate the best way dealing with the matter. It was rumoured that England bad promised to give island of Dominica, the Caribbean Sea, France in return f«r the fidhing rights, and it is not all unlikely that more may heard of that proposal ere long. One ...
... that slag iwcwaronoe on the sea surface generally doe to whale's ageresaion. A WNW. A dd abs.. taboo i tba Gulf of Woos ad Caribbean Sea mud propstions. ad Pot with reams. known to all fresosten thus owed dmildiab. - What a yottord homeward booed from Sane ...
... America, but of other nations, to action. One can understand the feelings of the Spaniards in seeing the choicest pearl of the Caribbean slipping from their grasp, and it is impossible not to admire the tenacity with which the Ministers of Spain refuse to yield ...
... the Cordillera separates into two branchee--one closely following the Pacific coast-line, the other diverging towards the Caribbean, enclosing between them the broad valley occupied by Nicaragua, and the smaller lake Managua, the former covering some square ...