... interview which is published in the New York Herald.” The admiral has just returned from the West Indies, where, in the Caribbean naval manoeuvres, he had under his command the largest American that has ever been gathered together in time of peace. The ...

... the German Fleet with the American Navy merely as example. With regard to his remark that the American Naval manoeuvres Caribbean waters were an object lesson to Germany, Admiral Dewey said that he merely meant that the gathering of the American warships ...

... and his colleagues, the ordingry citizen will indubitably breathe a pious thanksgiving that the'interests of the nation in Caribbean waters were at any rate saved from the guidance of the champions His Majesty’s Opposition. Lord Lansdowne’s defence is by ...

... sailed off to j with the entire plunder. Here, he was knighted by a grateful I monarch and made Admiralty Judge of the Caribbean amiably conceiving it to be part of his new office to hang as many of the I as he could get hold of. Central America seemed ...

... discussion of the respective merits of the American and German navies strikes us childishly silly on both sides. Whether the Caribbean nianoeuvres were an object lesson to the world as the Admiral asserts, or were still in their infancy,” as says Count Reventlow ...

... have been rent in twain, and with its severance down will the British Empire. She will find that her possessions in the Caribbean have lapsed ; she will find that she has overtasked our patience. She has started with a new King, and upon a new career ...