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... NEWS, There was no definite news on the morning ol Wednesday mpvdin% the movements or Qcmiliun ol the hostile fleets in the Caribbean Sea. News from the Philippines indicates that the Spanish suthorities are endeavouring by various methods t¢ enlist the ...
... PROP= DOWIE'S WILL. is Isabel to ptuved that the Prophet' I Doyle before leering Lon City for hie crews in the Caribbean Sea. made will leaving 95 per cert. of his estate to the Zion City Carper. atent. per cent. for *Mutational settlement* city ...
... LEADER OF A CARIBBEAN QUEST. net, was a very prolate ending in the Manx Conn, oat Monday to au incident connected with a projected search for piraete buried treasure. Captain t4mall, who re proposing to proceed in the ketch Catharine to the Caribbean be. in ...
... isle slumbered undisturbed, merely a link, and no important one, in the emerald chain that separates the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Suddenly (writes Mr. F. A. Ober in the Century) naval fofk became aware of its importance; they saw that while on the borders ...
... Dowse gtwu•rnt. he will End plenty of charges to answer. Ever since he depar“el in great •ate for his yachting trip to the Caribbean Sea, Zion's mermen , and &more have been bum gathering details of the °candela now 'horsiest against the \pnstle. Dowie ...
... the Cordillera separates into two branches—one closely following the Pacific coast-line, the other diverging towards the Caribbean, enclmin& between '.hemnfiw broad walley oceupied by Lake Nicaragua, and the smaller Inke Managua, the former covering some ...
... l'anada, and the decor for this is quoted as evidence of the admirable effects of the Preference which Canada allowed to our Caribbean possession. There. it is said, we have Mr. Chamberlain's scheme at work--first, clover cormercial, and then closer political ...
... Islands, which were the scene of the earthquake, extend north and west from the island of Martinique, on the edge of the Caribbean Sea, to Porto Rico. Montserrat is one of the most healthful and pleasant of the West India lalands, and bas a population ...
... leave of absence. and was given a peerage. vising the Anglo-American agreement respecting the creation of a canal from the Caribbean to the Pacific was signed in January, but was so mutilated by the United States Senate as to lead to its abandonment by Great ...
... movement for relieving the depression in the West Indies. Without goin% so far as to say “sugar is dead,” in most of the Caribbean colonies, it is reasonable to encournge the idea for giving other branches of industry a trial in those colonies. Kew is ...
... obsequies. The newly-oonstituted United States special squadron, under Admiral Dewey, has sailed foe Culebra Island, in the Caribbean Sea, where important naval manoeuvres are to take place immediately. In response to signals of distress the Campbelltown ...
... United States Weather Bureau are makin, arrangements to plant si%nn] weather stations at nl? the important points of the Caribbean Sea. Observatories have nlmxmd{l been started at Kington and Mole St. Nicolas in the Gulf. Reports by expert observers will ...