... half hour in the tropics, hooks with chunk of pork. And pirates than any who ever Showed the block flag and eroeftboocs the Caribbean Sea. on the favourite seathiefs beat—between New York and Madagascar. These sro the crimp and the low lodging-bo use keeper ...

... part of the old Fnan- colony of Guaraia. Ita southem boundary is *he Amsaon. On the north ea«t its shores sr* washed the Caribbean and the Atlantic. On the wert is the Republic of Columbia, or'New Granada, while the south-west lie Briti-h Guiana and Brazil ...

... old Span. ish colony of Guayane. Its southern boundary is the Amason. Oa the north and rut its shores are was►ed by the Caribbean bra and the Aden. tie. On the west is the Wpuble of Columbia, or New Granada, while on the touth•wret lie British Guiana ...

... Saturday Tho Herald' s Washington coitus jxiudeot that, finding it impolitic to acquire coaling »iau..a the shore* of the Caribbean .Sea duvet negotiation. Germany baa attempted evade the M. Doctrine obtaining the control the territory necessary for Una ...

... scraped. Down in St. Vincent, West Indies, I was lying on beach during West Indian hurricane, black dorm that sweeps over tho Caribbean, and I had to dig hands into earth to bold tight. But worse than all these i* tho wind that they call woolly, the willy, ...

... ladies, by way New York. Bis trunks were marked with C.M.0,,” after bis name, and some the passengers on the way down the Caribbean from New York dbowed some anxiety their meaning, especially their bearer apparently considered himself a superior person ...

... Hcilpnn has made ascent Mont Pelee and viewed the crater. He found no symptom cf disturbance. He is of opinion that the bad Caribbean Sea seeding. SCANDAL S HAPPY HPMTING GROUND. ‘ Scandal is the mpurge our social life.” said Dean of Bristol during lecture ...

... OF A CARIBBEAN QUEST. 71ter• woe a vary prosaic endlng in the Manx (*ports en Monday to an i ncid.nt connected still • projected ward% for piraete buried treaty re, Captain Small, who is proposing to proceed in the ketch Catharine to the Caribbean Sea ...

... manoaitnca an the Oeasnan &nperor the statement (wgb nffinjala Gorcnnwnt. prated the time, that far ■Tanguy the for the Caribbean fiea that paraettaf time the had the of trouble with Germany Veam* me* mind. At the State Department » wpected that Germany ...

... it were with facts; others ars big with whtt 0161 may term eglormormee , For example - - Jamaica, the dusk. queen of the Caribbean S. the very queen a tragedy. *smitten again by the wilful. heavy hand of Fate. who remembering her ancient dignity. he it ...

... “Wo now know that foe Gerawn managed white was bene to entangie In afoanow catenteted to worn) foe of foe Americana foe Caribbean Sea, and parade before foe wotld faithful sapportaw. Can feel sure, official draotetmen, that he did not also manage to.anlaßgte ...

... sea* at either end. and means that w* (-hall have a particular interest in tbs preservation of order the and island* of (ha Caribbean Sea.” Mr. Roosevelt (says Reuter) went sey that bo believed that little wise end generous aid could help forward even the ...