After mentioning that the ship's company went to quarters, the log of the colon adds: "Stopped from 5.15 to 6 A.M." Whether the 5.15 was A.M. or P.M., whether, in short, the squadron continued practically motionless during the night of May 11th-12th, can only be conjectured, but there can be little doubt that it did so remain.
"Lessons of the war with Spain and other articles"
Alfred T. Mahan
No army could march through the tropical forests which still isolate the Canal Zone from South America, and control at colon and Panama still depends upon sea power.
"The Panama Canal and its Makers"
Vaughan Cornish
From the vicinity of colon, by following up the valley of the River Chagres, we are led in precisely the required direction, i.
"The Panama Canal and its Makers"
Vaughan Cornish