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... Suddenly (writes Mr. F. A. Ober in the naval folk became aware of its importance; they that while on the borders of the Caribbean Sea. yrt it breasts the rough Atlantic waters, that it nodistant, or abjut thousand miles, from Key Wat and Colon; from New ...
... the Cordillera separates into two branches—one closely following the Pacific coast-line, the other diverging towards the Caribbean, enclosing between them the broad valley occupied by Lake Nicaragua, and the smaller lake Managua, the former covering some ...
... annually. There is trustworthy evidence of 3in. having fallen in an hour, 9in. in nine hours, and Ssin. in eight days. On the Caribbean coast fall of has been recorded in year. In the British Isles the annual rainfali varies between 20in. on the eastern ooast ...
... Alabama and are revived tlie disastrous wreck of the latter. It is all but years since the old Kearsage—now sunk in the Caribbean Son fought her great fight off Cherbourg, so she has kept the ocean longtime, ller fight with the Alabama was a duel conducted ...
... Senator Lodge delivered a jingo speech on the Venezuelan question, ascribing to this country settled purpose of making the Caribbean Sea a British lake. It is asserted that the Government lias concluded negotiations with syndicate headed by Mr. J. P. Morgan ...
... an official despatch has been received there announcing that the United States has been wrecked on Koncadore Reef, in the Caribbean Sea. The officers and crew were saved. The Kearsage was famous the ship which sink the Alabama off Cherbourg 30 years ago ...
... proved repugnant to the British settlers. It is satisfactory to note that Jamaica, the largest British possession in the Caribbean Sea, is recovering from the depression of the last few years. Her revenue exhibits renewed elasticity, and her population ...
... triangle, standing an apex which has been cut off or overlain. The base is turned towards Honduras; one side presents to tli* Caribbean Sea an eastern coast of 290 miles in length; Costa Rica cuts across the point in such manner to shorten the other coast line ...
... map of South America, on whioh the lecturer t a:ed bis travels from North Amerioa right away through the West Indies aod Caribbean Sea, ooross the Isthmus of Panama, and down the West Coast to Peru, where he stayed aud met some of bis fellow workers, groups ...
... NEWS. There was no definite news on tho morning Wednesday respecting the movement! or position the hostile fleets in the Caribbean Sea. News from the Philippines indicates that the Spanish authorities are endeavouring by various methods tc enlist the ...
... antebellum architecture, and fore you is the bluest water in the world —crede me irperto who have seen the Adriatic and the Caribbean seas. Its beauty is marred by long dilapidated piers, but you will not complain them when the mosquitoes swarm in from the ...
... of fact, the service of the ship went on automaticallv. like was ono day to another. As left the* Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea behind, and drew towards cooler latitudes, the wind freshened somewhat, and our speed increased. But this made no difference ...