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... HURRICANE IN THE CARIBBEAN BEA. Ikater's Weems. ENGLISH Pat of Spain, Trinidad, Woday.—A banana wag blowing oar tbs Caribbean Sea yeetaday, and was reported t nbe rare at Barbados and Ss. Pisani, the ratio bon. Intartiplagl to both islands. There was ...
... paper bide the bottle was in deciphered with difficulty. It was thoeght that the bottle la its coarse had palmed through the Caribbean Kee. FRANK itiHWELL AND CO, VICTORIA FOUNDRY, LEICESTRR. We mace a speciality of HOISTING MACHINERY. HYDILLI7LIO HOISTS ea ...
... left that poet at all. What the fleet going to do next? Will it break the blocks& of Warm., or will it go on mann about Use Caribbean Sea, distracting the AMAMI Squadrons. and adding one more to Use many inevitable difficulties that already beset the invasion' ...
... as if the former were so be sneezed by Amer* and made into the at, I of the mediae naval station for that Power is I the Caribbean flea. Cuba is to become isdependent. but the nature and conditions of that isdependence cannot be decided offhand. There ...
... Ow ohm AWL ILS&peesseem and 'Pada at Pl7y *bp as Oliblier Ist. ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER. The West Indian and Pacific steamer Caribbean hoe bees caught in a cyclone. The decks ware swept,. the bold smaebei, and three seamen washed overboard. THZ WHITECHAPEL ...
... time to be greed; teamed, mainly owing to the inroads made his coal supply. In short. they believe that be i• still is the Caribbean Bea with Its enthral stock of coal mid sp. the misty addition made to it well high eslamted. and with so depots is sight ...
... damage in 1M Th 2 British ship Cottilab erase inhere en St. Vincent, ad twelve of brr sem wens drowned. Tim British steamer Caribbean arrived at St. Timms badly damaged. Her bridge, hosts, and steer. lag par .are earried away, and be len part of her new. ...
... Steles war ship Keareavie, the emu] which lack the Alabama, of Cherbourg. to Ind has been wrecked on Ronedore Reel in the Caribbean Sea The crew wets saved. UNITED STATES. Wersitrovo7,ieb. Kearearre Irft Port ee Pawnee the 30th alt. fur Eloefields to pro'ect ...
... that slag iwcwaronoe on the sea surface generally doe to whale's ageresaion. A WNW. A dd abs.. taboo i tba Gulf of Woos ad Caribbean Sea mud propstions. ad Pot with reams. known to all fresosten thus owed dmildiab. - What a yottord homeward booed from Sane ...
... Wee Oe Ja the Leiser Antilles sweep in a nest bow toward Trusidad oe rho South Amen= eclat, earleareg eo the leeward the Caribbean bee. Rives trammed treenail° west by • mountain deriding the eland Wee two novel poroom. by far the longed• don being on ...
... and unobstructed. has • watershed of 8,000 seams miles, and the Jean River, through which the lake has aa outlet to the Caribbean Sea, is already aavipble for light draught steamers throughout most of its length, and osborptently bet little work will ...
... shore, where it is held by the moon, sun, and trade 'dads, and forced along the shores north and meth. Wands forming the Caribbean Sea act an the priatiple of a breakwater or dam. Ths be bo i ll the eater that has been forced into the Ca flea br tile tides ...