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... of Curacao and Buen Ayre, the Venezuelan coast. with a view to the establishment of a naval base commanding the southern Caribbean approaches to the Panama Canal.—Central News. The United States Navy Department would appear to be still somewhat perturbed ...
... Curaeoa. have been discovered encased in soap boxes in the bold of the steamer Maracas-to. belonging to the Atlantic and Caribbean Sea Steam Navigation Company. The steamer was preparing to Nil for Venezuela. The first mate and the chief engineer, who ...
... which President Gomez played, as it i# told by the returned voyager from the fiery Republic whose coasts are washed by the Caribbean. He states:— Every foreigner and every American in Venezuela is laughinc over the way Gomez fooled the outside world into ...
... without a word about lose it- feature very much he commended. - ' .Spectator. JOHN BARGREAVE’S GOLD: of Adventure in the Caribbean. Illustrate lby CHARLES 31. SHELDON. Crown 8»o, cloth extra, olivine edges, sa. BY ALEXANDER mJgDONALD. lISOUGH THE HEART ...
... study of that Navy, and believed its efficiency possible action was greatly overestimated. The American Naval Manoeuvres Caribbean waters were object lesson to the German Emperor. At those Manoeuvres there had been present fifty-four vessels, including ...
... United Kingdom 3.0 p.m. 501. ARCADIAN left Greenock 12.40 p.m. 6th. ARLANZA left, Rio de Janeiro for United KingdoM Waft 6th CARIBBEAN left New York for Reminds 10.0 am. 4th. DARR() left Oporto for Buenos 10.0 am. sth. OROTAVA left New York for United Kingdom ...
... disorders. . . . During the greater part of year, Holland, France, and seen Germany end maintain larger number of warships in Caribbean waters than England, with her infinitely more important interests. ...
... the New York Tribune. which Bays: — In the near future all battleships will be I Propelled with oil. This would make a Caribbean harbour containing • great supply of oil fuel and in the control of an English company of vast importance. The Colombian ...
... should take care to arm themselves with letteru of introduction soma resident Bathurst. HOW TORTOISE SHELL IS GOT. CRUEL CARIBBEAN INDIANS. Borne interesting facts concerning (ho animal which provides (he tortoise-shell of corn meres ana supplied tbs American ...
... from Brazil and River Plate 21st. BRIARTIENE, for Canada. arrived Trdad 5 p.m. 19th. left Ant..ena for Indies 11 am. ISt!.. CARIBBEAN arrived New York front Bermuda 2.30 p.m. 2091 ; . _ DARR° left Ayres ler Liverpool 1.30 p 204 b. PEE left Bahia for Gaited ...
... Portostime. Spanish. and Saadi American parte RAIN T. AND TS N C. AGADIR lett Gibrahar Moo UMW ARAGUAYA arneed *antes Doe CARIBBEAN lett New York tor Bermuda 10 DANUBE &mead Nee York iteutheasplos Lashoo lor I.lverpool 1110. DRUB& lilt lo r Nee York etb ...
... other rejected candidate, Mr. F. D. Goldsmid, iKUied only Mr. F. Dumas, who is engaged tining operations at Sombrero, in the Caribbean Sea, and , abroad, is by many of the electors regarded as .ite out of place in seeking their suffrages. Ea.vt Somerset. —lt ...