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... the departure of the steamer in which he had spent so many happy hours the ship which was carrying his destinies into the Caribbean Sea. Critics said that he had never bowled more viciously than -he did the next day when he took seven wickets of the local ...
... stretches to Caracas and La Guaira, its port. This great buckle in the earth's crust passes on in a great curve round the Caribbean Sea, its highest points forming the Antilles, of which Martinique is one. Puerto Cabello and Maracaibo lie to the west of ...
... committed an indiscretion in the eyes of America, for he is reported to have said that the American naval manoeuvres in Caribbean waters were an object lesson to the German Emperor. At those manoeuvres there- had been present fifty-four vessels, including ...
... English furniture. No doubt there is still to be found in Jamaica, the Barbados, and scattered about among the islands of the Caribbean Sea pieces of furniture made by Gillow's back in the early half of the eighteenth century. The age of mahogany had just come ...
... subjects, and will be developed by British capital. The Alves group, whose holdings encircle practically two-thirds of the Caribbean Sea, is a wholly British group, working under arrangements which ensure that the perpetual control of its undertakings shall ...
... sacrifices in the interior of Hayti Lady That goes on an expe dition tnat tries to nacit its way to lost ancient cities in the Caribbean hinterland. And now there arrives out of the Moroccan blue the story of a matter-of-fact English governess im pelled into ...
... direction, one occasionally finds something quite different. Such is the West Indies. These fair islands, which lie about the Caribbean Sea, green and glistening, with the waters of romance washing their shores in a dozen shining colours, are like scenes from ...
... Nature's Wonderland A MOST SURPRISING INCIDENT-- AN ALLIGATOR CARRYING OFF A DEAD SHARK. 6 FT. LONG. AT MOTO GAY IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA AFTER DINNER, REST AWHILE A 17- FT. PYTHON, WHICH HAS JUST SWALLOWED AN ANTELOPE WHOLE, SLEEPING OFF THE EFFECTS THE ...
... from America and Germany The novelty in the recent manoeuvres of the Pacific Fleet, which were held in the waters of the Caribbean Sea, was the stress laid upon aeroplane development. Naval aviation is a subject for earnest concentration in America, and ...
... of age. Since that time he has been actively en gaged in yachting, and has voyaged to such relatively distant seas as the Caribbean, but he has not done any racing, as the two forms of yachting are rarely combined by one man. Sir Richard's seafaring on ...
... the United States extend over 10,000 miles or more. They include the long and lonely borders of Mexico and Canada and the Caribbean communications with Cuba and Latin America. In a score of countries there are millions of people who are ready to go to any ...
... to the Caribbean Sea Undertaken under the Leadership of the Distinguished American Naturalist, Mr. William Bezbe Under the leadership of Mr. William Bcebc, the dis tinguished naturalist and explorer of America, an expedition to the Caribbean Sea has ...