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... CARIBBEAN HOSPITALITY. According to the author C.unps in the Cari. beet,” the native# of those islands obey one text Scripture the letter, they “use hospitality one to another without grudging.” I recall, he says, one of the many excursions which I made ...
... HURRICANE IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA. A Hundred Thousand Homeless. A disastrous hurricane is reported to have visited the islpnds of Old Providence Andrews, in the Caribbean Sea, October 9. Houses were blown down and whole cocoanut plantations devastated. One ...
... DREDGING THE CARIBBEAN SEA. th. recent annual meeting of tha United State. National Academy, Professor presented v interesting report on dredging operation, carried on in tha Caribbean Sea during the past year. had, said, verified theory held by him for ...
... onljr by climbing up a flight of eight hundred steps cut in the solid rock. The people of Saba are celebrated throughout the Caribbean Islands for the fishing-boats they build in a crater, oddest place imaginable fora shipyard. When the boats are ready to ...
... monstrous edifice of supej Btition when inquisitors every order roasted flesh wi 1 as much ardour as the cannibals the Caribbean Island could display. ...
... emerald chain that separates the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Suddenly (writes Mr. F. A. Ober in the Cextesry) naval folk became aware of its importance; they saw that while on the borders of the Caribbean Sea, yet it breasts the rough Atlantic waters; that ...
... emerald chain that separate. the Atlantic and the Caribbean. Suddenly (writes Mr. F. A. Ober in the Century) naval folk &came aware of its importance; they saw that while on the borders of the Caribbean Sea, yet it breast, the rough Atlantic waters; that ...
... Windward Island*. The British ship Codfish went ashore on St. Vincent, and twelve her crew were drowned. British steamer Caribbean arrived at St. Thomas badly damaged. Her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried and lost pvt her crew The American ...
... There was no definite news on the morning of Wednesday respecting the movements or position of the hostile fleets in the Caribbean Sea. News from the Philippines indicates that the Spanish authorities are endeavouring by various methods to enlist the ...
... at Washington that the United States cruiser Kf which :ought the engagement with the Alabama in 4,.has been lost in the Caribbean Sea. The crew were saved. ...
... generally perpetual darkness. The •otted corals are plainly aisible near Mindora in the ,dian Ocean at 150 ft. under water. The Caribbean a, which is crystal ch.:muss, shews objects at the .torn at a very great deism ...
... KEARSAGE. WASHINGTON, THU asDA Y. The United Stites warship Kearsage. the vessel which sank the Alabama in been wrecked the Caribbean Sae. The Keiusage left Port au Prince on the 30th alt. for Bluetields. to protect American interests in view of hostilities ...