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... THE CREOLE VIEW OF THE WAR. [BY A WEST INDIAN.] II is a far cry from the Caribbean to Table Bay, yet the fate of the armies under the comnnand of Lord Roberts is of as deer interest to the sleepy little towns of the West Indies as to the great capitals ...
... most clear-sighted among the people of the United States came to ace that, even apart from their new acquisitions in the Caribbean See and the Pacific, the most serious menace to their development would be the extinction, the partition, or the crippling ...
... Dominica, or any of the hundred and one islands, famous in nautical romances, and too little appreciated to-day, fringing the Caribbean I Sea. All sorts of interest for the naturalist or sportsman are ashore, while the botanist or painter will be more than ...
... Supplement, 1900, Relating to the North Sea Pilot. Part 2. sthed., 1895.. 64, —— The West India Pilot. Vol. 2. The Caribbean Sea, from Barbados to Cuba; with Florida Strait, Bahama and Bermuda Islands. Originally Compiled by Captain E. Barnett, R ...
... By D. D. 1.- In the middle watch of a November aisht the keel of a yawl grated on the beach of a key in the lower Caribbean Sea. A. lag'oweattaa sail had been bent to a mast stepped in the foeward thwart, and showed that tint occupants of , the little ...
... confession of an mad Englislunan whom he had befriended. The Englishman stated that, when a mere lad, he had joined the Caribbean buccaneers, and —well, in brief, made statements from which I have drawn the elaborate, hair-raising tale which I have just ...
... is that command of the sea is the only logical and real defence, and that the key of the situation will be found in the Caribbean Sea. Ships, not forts mobility of movement, not immobility, mus AXXUVX ~ fch like matters, st be left to the s of controlling ...
... current, striking the latter continent north of Cape Boque, is deflected along: the northern coast South America via the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of Mexico, and then out again l>etween Florida and Cuba and the Bahamas. Passing up the North American ...
... ia by Bible. Perhaps it is the intention to um intermediate islands as relay stations. Archipelagos. like those of the Caribbean and the Itedtterransan are well *Jolted for wireless telegraphy. MR. Cesare DAMON finds that when Mutts alkali works at Bt ...
... the Germany will offer to take the Island of Margarita an settlement of the debt This is the only strategic po.nt in the Caribbean Rea that is not at preitent in the possession of a Crrat Power, and therefare, the only one that Germany can hope to acquire ...
... Kearea.rge, which the famous Confederate ship Alabama in 18.54, was wrecked in February, 1694, on !turtcadoro Reef, in the Caribbean Sea. iMPERIALIST ibraltar i about mile.' lung, with an extreme breadth of al,u..t ut a aide. The area s d autos. • The rock ...
... in firing upon the strikers. M. Dennis Guibert. member for Martinique, supported the previous speaker, and added that the Caribbean Sea was tasi. becoming Anglo-Saxon Lake. France should, therefore, not risk losing Martinique and Guadeiuke bad administration ...