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... back across the Atlantic as a return current. Then, pasAing between the many islands of the Windward group, it enters the Caribbean Sea, irid finally the Gulf of Mexico, from which it originally started. The length of a voyage made by these bottle papers ...
... English Infantry Brigades advanced into the plain in front of Colons° for the purpose of making a demonstration. The Natal Caribbean formed a scouting party. The naval guns opened fire, the 4/ inch guns sending a continuous stream of shins along the front ...
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... Indies. At the present time France has evidently a deep-laid scheme which she is beginning to develop in the islands of the Caribbean Sea. Owing to disturbances in San Domingo, which forms the eastern portion of the Island of Espanola (Hayti occupying tho ...
... at Finis, 1 And I gladly dy From the mottos at To a delicate dines.. at Jim's. The bust of wine the best cigar From the Caribbean Sea, Let these be mine f' acts sr* Necessities to me. The eon* of thou. That the allow Is running it close, unless it is ...
... BY HALL ' - A it•suNons sort of mist lay under the full mooP. all over the Caribbean Sea as the treasure ship Ocean Queen, of New 'Orleans, was .rafte.l y a light, almost imperceptible breeze, on her course for Jamaica. Tong astern of her by its warp ...
... capacity ■will be autSoient for the movement of ships the greatest tonnage and draught now use, from a point near Greytown the Caribbean Sea Brett the Pacific Ocean.” New York paper recently stated that the Washington Government had overtured Costa Pica and ...
... be sufficient for the movement of ships of the greatest tonnage and draught now In we, from • point near Greytown on the Caribbean Sea, to Breto, on the Pacific Ocean. The Senate yesterday passed a resolution brought in by Senator Cat Ivry, of Louisiana ...
... :—lnternational Navigation Co. $ 1,963,033 ; Oceanic 8.8. Co., $ 117,390; Pacific Coa st 8.8. Co.. $61,209 ; Atlantic and Caribbean 8.8. Co., $113,132 ; Pacific Mail 8.8. Co., V 13,387 ; United States and Cubs Mail B.S. Co., 1300,001 ; C. H. Mallory and ...
... important trade routes. This is coinpieta misconception. It lies almost directly in the track of all steamers inakilig for the Caribbean Sea through the Windward Passage and for the Gulf of Mexico through the Florida Cliamiel. It is very nearly the genie distance ...