... that remain of his term of office without losing more territory, as the country along the Pacific as well as that on the Caribbean coast has long chafed under the despotic rule of Bogota. The mountain province of Antioquia is liable to fight for freedom ...

... the New York Herald ” that there should be combined mancravrr® between the British and United States fleets cruising the Caribbean Sea, is «ne that we certainly hope will not be carried «at, least for the present. cordially reciprocate the friendly spirit ...

... desirable comaequeaces. If, lii reepor.se to an invitation. the British Ouveniwent were order a battleship samisen to the !Caribbean, and combined mariceovres were to he carried out under the command ef. raj, Lord Bererford on the Englith side, and Adm. ...

... staff to matrel and direct the Navy. He aloe rashes a powerful appeal f o r more fast cruisers. The report lays down that Caribbean Division of the North Atlantic Fleet should consist of eight cruisers, five being of an improved Olympia type, and three ...

... conscription the ground of religions scruples. . _ . The proposal that the English and American fleets now assembled in the Caribbean atould engage “manceavres way friendly competition is said to have received the approval or both the British and the American ...

... that the withdrawal of the Brooklyn and San Francisco from Beyrout is likely to be possible in time for them to reach the Caribbean for the manoeuvres, but the Machias is not expected. The Brooklyn and her consort will make a straight run across the Atlantic ...

... augmented British force in North American waters to engage iii exercises with the American assembling next January in the Caribbean Sea. iho proposal was couched in most friendly terms, the Herald remarking that, happily for the peace of the world complete ...

... which determine the formation of Nations and States. The proposal that the English and American fleets now assembled in the Caribbean Sea should engage in manoeuvres by way of friendly competition is said to have received She approval of both the British ...

... ; the Great Eruptions in Martinique and St. Vincent; Last Days of St. Pierre, another Pompeii; the Fiery Tragedy of the Caribbean Sea; the Fire Belt Around the Globe; and the great Volcanic and Seismic disturbances throughout the World daring 1902 Illustrated ...

... the suggestion put forward editorially by the New York Herall last week, that advantage should be taken of the presence in Caribbean waters next January of British and American Squadrons to hold some combined manceuvres. The suggestion is made i 1 a very ...

... y fer anch indirect it ts troe. ws A mem | but which mest inevitably have the be; jest i presented by the presence in ¢ Caribbean | uring the month ‘anuary of the North | Vest Indian, aod A fairly | equivalent American paval will be gathered in| those ...

... great eruptions of Martinique and St. Vincent, the last days of St. Pierre lanothse. Pompeii), the fiery tragedy of the Caribbean Sea., the tire belt around the globe, and the great volcanic and seismic disturbances throughout the world in 1902. The ...