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... Admiral Dewey to-day inspected thirty warships, including the battleships the ooast Caribbean Squadrons, and afterwards proceeded to witness the winter manoeuvres in the Caribbean Seas, Demonstrations at Cadiz against the Customs dues ended in the gendarmerie ...
... Down St. ViDOcm. West Indies. I was lying the beach during a West Indian hurricane, the black storm that sweeps over the Caribbean, and had to dig my hands into the earth bold tight. But worse than all there it the wind that they call the woolly, | the ...
... or cruisers sent specially from Great Britain to enable the reservists obtain six months’ eea-drill every winter in the Caribbean Sea British waters. The decision gives great estisfaefaion in the colony, where the naval reserve la highly popular. FIGHTING ...
... exercise cioee watch the approaches to this canal; and this means that we must be thoroughly alive our interests in the Caribbean Sea. There are certain essential points which mutt never be forgotten regards the Monroe Doctrine. In the first place, mast ...
... either end, and means that we shall have a particular interest in the preservation of order on the coasts and islands of the Caribbean Sea.” Mr Roosevelt went on to say that be believed that a little wise and generous aid could help forward even the most backward ...
... is to be paid by vessels each entry from a foreign port except ports North Amerioa. Central America, the West Indies, the Caribbean Coast, and Newfoundland, in which case duty of eix cents will be imposed. Vessels which carry suitably trained American boys ...
... the 11th inst., the Rev. James Targett, Rector of Burnett, Somerset, aged 72 years. Wood.— the 13th iust., shipwrecked in Caribbean Sea Frederick M. H. Wood, British Vice-Consul, PortSimon’ eldest son of Mrs. E. Wood, only brother of W. Wood and Mrs. G ...
... or on cruisers senl specially from Great Britan enable the reservists to obtain six montlirf' sea drill every winter the Caribbean Sea or in British waters. The decision gvveo great satisfaction in the Colony, where the Naval Reserve highly popular. FOUND ...
... duty or in cruisers sent specia from Great Britain to enable reservists to obtain six months sea drill every winter in the Caribbean Sea or in in the British waters. The decision gives reat satisfaction popular. where the Naval is highly Commanders A. C ...
... 76 years. Wear.—December 18. Cliff street. Cheddar. Mery, wile of Henry West, aged 68 yean. Wood -December shipwrecked la Caribbean See, Frederick M. H. Wood. British Vice Consul. Port Mlmoa, eldest eon B. Wood, only brother ol W. B. Wood and Mra O. H. ...
... between the representatives sf Great and Nicosia's& According to the tie treaty. England sill sarrendm br over the Indiana the Caribbean mast of on has part, gives the Ir.disins certain *eft sad guarantees exemption from military Certain tracts of lead will ...
... painful illness. (Other Pam. pleas. copy.) Toners' Wedneoday. Dee. MOb. 1 o'clock. Benham. WOOD.—Daerober 1314 ehlarreekeed in Caribbean Bea. gredenok N. B. Wood. British Vloe-ConeoL Port Blown. we of Mrs. Z. Wood, only brother of W. H. Wood and Mrs G. H. Simeon ...