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... EXCURSION STEAMER WRECKED. Bermuda, Tuesday. The steamer Madona, which l*ft New York on Saturday on » special cruise to the Caribbean Islands with a number of excursionists aboard, is ashore on the reefs off licre, and is likely total loss. Tags have left ...
... pany, Cruel Caribbean Indians Gome interesting facts concerning ¢ Bat merce are supplied by the American Co: Colon, in Central America, where a larg ness in this article is done. The hawk’s bill turtle is found only Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea. od turtle ...
... here by an interview publiahed in the New York Herald. The Admiral has jnjl returned from the Weat Indies, where, in the Caribbean manoeuvres had under his command the largest American fleet ever gathered together in time of peace. declares the American ...
... called the Caribs supposed to have hailed originally from the basin, and to havs extended their eway far the Antilles. (The Caribbean Sea owes Its same to this tribe.) Their numbers and influence have, however, long disappeared with the purity of their race ...
... to police the seas at either end canal. Thus we have a peculiar inte reserving order al the coasts and the islan of the Caribbean Gea. By wise and generous aid we can h people there, so that they can and will | ultimately to stand alone. If ay such help ...
... between Holland and Venezuela the Dutch Government has decided to reduce the number of Dutch warships stationed in the Caribbean Sea to the normal strength. The “Nieuwe Courant” to-day publishes what purports to be the text of the protocol reestablishing ...
... the team. Professor S. Killermanu, the Oerman scientist and explorer, affirms that the natives living on the coast of the Caribbean Sea are mostly cannibals. Although fish, birds, and various other animals abound in these regions, says there appears to ...
... into continuous roar. Ibis lasted through Wednesday night until Friday morning. The thundering was heard throughout tbe Caribbean Sea. THE ST. PIERRE CATASTROPHE. ...
... mines and machines have been damaged to extent of 7,000,000 dola. Orders have been issued to the American warships in the Caribbean Sea to keep close watch on the Banning*. It ia thought the Navy Department that a vessel which ia considered semi-pirate ...
... Mid the United SUtee could not permit even tba ternporery oecupalioo by the foreign Powers of the ports or barboors the Caribbean which the approach to the Paoama Canal U Kan Demi ago wae left it* present condition the United Slates might bare to take ...
... event of it being desirable to send force against the Colombian capital, the troops would disembark Parranqnilla, on the Caribbean Sea, and Buenaventura, on the Pacific Coast. From the former town the troops could travel op the Magdalena River to within ...
... towards the sea-bottom. In some of the China watei* divers have they could see clearly depth of 24 fatlioms, and in the Caribbean Sea objects may be made out sight even a greater depth. Although nowaday* the electric light has liecome available far diving ...