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... France would, no doubt. willing. Port Royal. Jamaica. might be • ads a stronger naval base, so a in a great ! measure to the Caribbean Bea and Imbrium* to the ,anal.—Yuan truly, E. D. NorthMalvern. Dec. 11. ideas are presented Isralis to Lord Salisbury. NEW ...
... find the United fighting find steel Throne and India Canada will rent its will go British Empire will find her possessions Caribbean lapsed will find patience started King career will break up power King the of island Does Great Britain suppose escape from ...
... the doctrine which it is thonght might be taken to relate attempt part if Government eecure cooling station Gulf or the Caribbean Sea REUTER'S TELEGRAMS DEATH OF PRINCESS CAIRO 3— Princess Amelin of Schleswig-Holstein died here Shepherd’s Hotel to-day ...
... COALING STATION. Now York, Saturday.—Tb« .j, »»f corpoapondant says that,find*it iinpoiiWr acquire a coaling station the ' Caribbean Sea (Lrrct negotiations, . , • lanced to evade Monroe Doctrine J, u;O coatiof of tli« territory necessary for this t-ifou ...
... New York. Saturday.—The herald's” Vtaehiagton corroapondent aaya tbat,bndit impolitic acquire coaling station on the the Caribbean Sea by direct ncgoliat.ona, otfjiaay h.s atlesnpted to • the Monroe Doctrine control of the territory necessary for this ...
... Atlantic to Europe, two lines of totes ateamers ClOOOlOl the Pacific le Asia. and lose et three 'tumors to Aostralia. South IL Caribbean Bea sad the Isthmus there is tarsier emeimasicatioa by -►merman statism with either coast of South Amerks. By means I of ...
... 1 raptra 4700000 It will tta biD as 17— in BilL will the Senate nezt will aecaro within naiilinr the trading Asm Gall of Caribbean it will it will give tbs Atlantic it foreign mail TELEGRAMS GERMANY’S ECONOMIC CONDITION OPTIMISTIC MIXISTCKIAL STATEMENT ...
... On contrary each succeeding day adds to the appalling character of the story which comes from the chain winch diridoa the Caribbean Si-a from Atlantic. With the ozeepoion of the fact that somo portion of the inhabitants St- Pierre appear to have fled to ...
... delightful places the nund of man could conceive, or Nature frame in mood of lavish prodigality. Set in the far-reaching Caribbean Sea, it was an earthly paradise of luxurious vegetation. The soft sea air waa soon laden with the perfumes of richly-eoented ...
... soon afterward/- traa«i* panada. In 1794 sailed from Hahfux to ;ak*.' in the expedition against the French is'and* to tbs Caribbean, and after htud battles about the of Mount Polee. captured Martinique from the rmliso* General Rochambcau. Major • General ...
... merman into a continuous roar. This lamed tarsus} Wedasedey eaglet, Fri lay morsung. The thundering was beard thronghout the Caribbean deo. LIGHTNING, THUNDTR, AND BLACK Half. The eruption began on Wedneelay. Hags clouds, in dark, dear edemas, charged with ...