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... AMERICAN STEAMER WRECKED. PASSENGERS AND SAFE The steamer Madiana, which left New York on Saturday on a special cruise to the Caribbean Islands with a number of exaursionists aboard, is ashore on reefs off Bermuda, and likely to be a total loss. The vessel ...
... (REUTER’S TELEGRAMS.) Bermuda, -Tuesday The steamer Madiana, which left New York on Saturday on a special cruise to the Caribbean Islands with a number of exaursionists aboard, is ashore on reefs off here, and is likely to be a total loss. Tugs have left ...
... in Queensland, and is situated on the River Brisbane, not far from the town of the latter name. S. J. T. (Hoylake).—The Caribbean Sea comprehends the whole area of the West Indian Sea; the Caribbee islands refer only to the Leeward and Windward Islands ...
... well-known people have gone the West Indis tour this winter, and now that there are two good lines of steamers serving the Caribbean from this side thers it ‘no reason, thinks the “ Daily Chronicle,” why ‘the tourist traffic in that direction ghould nof ...
... granted it concession for the establislittwit of two A t ealas hio lincs, inw bet wen Mexican Gulf ports and ports on the Caribbean Sta, and the other bet aeon Mexican Gulf ports and Central anti Knuth Anieritnii pert-. , A new training ship for the Caspian ...
... capital. Trustees: Law Guarantee and Trust Society, Ltd., 49, Chancerylane, W.C. Previously issued of same series, 6601,200. Caribbean and Pacific Transit Co., Ltd.—lssue on May 27 .of • debenture for 000, part of merits created Feb. 22, 18913. to trine £23 ...
... wbieb bas begs apiesdidly OIL 113 complete the pregrameas an Whig at those indursd tc visit the bland of Springs, in the Caribbean Sea. Sir Alfred made for their entertainment and arousenmet-by gendingr out musket and operat.e vont- and wizards, cricket ...
... appreciable quantity of cotton from liar- Woes, and, following her example, from othi r ; of the British islands in the Caribbean Sea. At the opening ceremony Sir Daniel Morris stated Ithat there were 1,200 acres under cotton cultivation in the island ...
... Charybdis is enrolling the fourth contingent of one hundred naval eserves from Newfoundland for a winter's cruke in the Caribbean Bea. Fifty of the men will be carried in the Charybdis and fifty in the Ariadne. Volunteering is brisk, the men being obtained ...
... (O.—A telegram from Brame& :— Passengere and crew landed. When the vessel stranded she was honed from New York to the Caribbean with excursicedsts. She is likely to be • total wreck; tugs seek Has heavy lid; lies broadside to wind, and seas breaking ...
... the service of the Crown, town of the latter name. and must furnish • evidence of intention of S. J. T. (Iloylak - e).—The Caribbean Sea conseither residing in the kingdom or of wrving prehende the whole area of the West Indian under the Crown s 1 Sea; the ...
... been rel.:meted. large sums of money were inimbed. The Medians, which mime ea Bermuda when on a cruise from New Task to the Caribbean Wands, is a total loss, and will cause a of £25,000. The Renwick, ashore near Penzance, is another been eat underwriters ...