... EXCURSION STEAMER WRECKED. Bermuda, Tuesday. The steamer Madona, which l*ft New York on Saturday on » special cruise to the Caribbean Islands with a number of excursionists aboard, is ashore on the reefs off licre, and is likely total loss. Tags have left ...

... here by an interview publiahed in the New York Herald. The Admiral has jnjl returned from the Weat Indies, where, in the Caribbean manoeuvres had under his command the largest American fleet ever gathered together in time of peace. declares the American ...

... event of it being desirable to send force against the Colombian capital, the troops would disembark Parranqnilla, on the Caribbean Sea, and Buenaventura, on the Pacific Coast. From the former town the troops could travel op the Magdalena River to within ...

... he intend institute any comparisons which would be offensive to Germany. Admiral Seway said, that.- the maoceavres in the Caribbean Sea bad de- monstrated tho great efficiency of the navy, and be considered them as an object lesson ta ell' naval Powers ...

... invite Germany to become protector of the country exchange for extensive land concessions on the Pacific oo.ist and tbo Caribbean Sea. The Consul says Commission will shortly leave Bogota for Berlin, with full powers to negotiate a treat}' with Geimany ...

... compromising its own interests in the canal, permit the establishment of foreign, and perhaps hostile, naval stations on the Caribbean littoral, and that pushful nation, having resurrected the Uonbok doctrine, apparently for this special purpose, may be trusted ...

... Eiwing; Qualities of Warner’s Humour,” Joseph H. Twichcll; The President and the Trusts,” by Albert Shaw; Looking into Caribbean Craters,” remarkable narrative, illustrated realistic photographs of astute the active craters Soofricre and Pelco, by George ...

... intention that utilities are needlessly provoked. Germany, it is said, has two objects. Bhe wants to have coaling station in the Caribbean Sea, and she wants to secure a foothold for permanent colonisation on tho South American mainland. United States would regard ...

... other woll-known people have gone the West India tour this winter, and, now that are two good lines of steamers serving tho Caribbean from this side, there is no reason why the tourist traffic in that direction should not increase rapidly. Still anol her ...

... might improved, and for these there arc vast grazing grounds the limitless savannahs ; while some the rich valleys on the Caribbean littoral yield three liar vests in the year. The cocoa produced is of excellent quality, and the chocolate beans have in ...