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... revolutions that they will not the present trouble* San to greatly disturb the tenor their ways. The l!lsck Aepnhlie of the Caribbean 8ea the Hispaniola of Colnmbus, has for f«ir centories been a of almost imeeasing struggles. Here eager and callous Spanish ...
... about 267i. annually There is trustworthy evidence of 3in. baving an boar, in nine hours, and 35in. in eight days. On the Caribbean a fall of 25ft has been recorded in the British Isles the aunual rainfall vanes Win. on the eastern coast and Ahn. at of ...
... that Gondwina must have been isolated from the northern continents of to-day barrier, bably an ocean, of which the are a an Caribbean Tus way will prove that have reached the North Pole is ex lained by one of them as follows: “I will take a bu h let and suspend ...
... ve Leeward Islands, which were the ecene of the earthquake, extend north and west from the island of = on the edge of the Caribbean Sea, to is one of the most of the Weet Ind:a Islands, and ap of 8700. It is about 47 miles in ie moch broken, with volcamic ...
... relation to the movement for celieving the depression in the West Indies. Without far as to say “sugar is dead,” in most of he Caribbean bbean colonies, it is reasonable to wy Ley ey industry a trial in those colon Kew is totheir hands, ready with and Dr. Morris ...
... Nicaraguan of the route are unique. Near the into two Nicaragua the Pacific coast-line, the other closely following the Caribbean, enc! between them the broad eee cone ty 1 some 2700 mils, and the ftir 60. On the western the is drier than on the eastern ...
... Corvcra ahonld now bo fairly prepared. Tliree additional Bpaui»h waralupa are reported to hare made their appearance in the Caribbean Sea, two of which are firat-claaa modern cruiaera. Japan protoata againet the Idea that America should permanently occupy ...
... NEWS. There wm deflnite news on the morning Wednesday reepecting the moremente or poeition of the hostile fleets in the Caribbean Sea. News from the Philippines indicates that the Spanish authorities are endeavouring various methods to enlist the evmpathiea ...
... A DEARTH OF There was no definite news on the morn of Ww respect the the hostile fleets in the Caribbean Sea. movements or ition of ews from the Philippines indicates that the Spanish authorities are endeavouring by various methods te enlist the pathies ...
... n. From the waters edge battery rose above battery in succession of huge steps cut out the solid rack, and in front the Caribbean Sea lying under the golden sun like huge turquoise that stretched into infinity. The American generals have lost their gnat ...
... therewith and to build up there an city, possibly at Manila The Cabbie ma a later meeting decided that Spanish In the entire Caribbean and Wise lodise embers most be utterly removed. On Moeda, the Delo M Almodover del Minister of Foreign Affairs, had • loos ...
... emerald rh*»»n that separates the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Suddenly (writes Mr. F. A. Oher in the Cettfunj) naval folk hi came aware of its importance; they saw that while on the borders of the Caribbean Sea. yet lre.as the rough Atlantic waters; that ...