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... be heavily penalised, to know that in Lucia, Jamaica, and Bermuda—which guard the -principal gateways into and out of the Caribbean Sea—we retain the supreme strategic control. In these days we bear a great deal about ruined industries, and the necessity ...
... under the Norwegian flag. Mobil*, Ala. , Oct. 27.—Advices by steamer report a disastrous storm on the Cayman Islands, in the Caribbean Sea. The American schooner M. A. Aehorn was caught in the storm and damaged. The sloop Goldssh and the Jamaican vessel Excelsior ...
... supreme strategic control. Vessels passing through the canal must use one of the four principal gateways into and out of the Caribbean Sea, anti this country commands these channels from St. Lucia, Jamaica, and Bermuda. The possession of these islands—which ...
... Massachusetts (5)7913 New Orleans C Buoys Mimiro (a) 6225 Auckland K Jetty Orwell (s) 3789 Calcutta 0 Jetty Otto (s) 585 Caribbean) Wood WM Portland (s) 2793 Rosario South Side Powhatan (s) 4262 NewportNwaC Jetty Rhodesian (s) 3393 Sydney South Shre Ruapcbu ...
... morning in a leaky condition. On her voyage from Philadelphia to Cartagena the Republic struck a submerged wreck in the Caribbean Sea. She effected temporary repairs and lauded her cargo of coal at Cartagena, but found it necessary to come here and go ...
... Brooklyn I N.Y.) this week, aged 65, after 35 years as master in the employ of Messrs. Eggers and Heinlein, principally in the Caribbean trade. He had made more than 140 round trips between New York and Honduras, and never had an accident. It is stated that ...