... the reported outbreak in the Dominican Republic, but the despatch of marines. coupled with the sending of the entire U.S. Caribbean Squadron to Santo Domingo waters, makes it pretty clear that the Go. vernment is seriously alarmed over the situation. It ...

... interference with the Company's property must be made. The French cruisers, Graviere and Dapleis, which are at present in the Caribbean Sea, have been placed at the French Minister s disposal. Mr. Bowen also cables that the Netherlands Government have made ...

... out of the sea with clustended jaws pointed skyward. Truly the sight le uncanny, but the jaws mark an uncanny spot in the Caribbean. Once these waters were not tio deserted by / man. Upon their bow= passed stately galleons, the plate ships loaded with treeeurw ...

... took all requi..ite ineasurivi in case an ultimatum should became woe.- eery. To tlt.A' end the Dutch naval Foundron in the Caribbean Sea will be reinforced in September by the crnieere Utrecht and Holland, and arrangements will be made if necemary for day ...

... A NI IST ER lOr S VANISHED !IA( 'E. The moentaina behind Sant• Marta, on tie Caribbean Sen. contain mysteries ea ur•nlved ea time of the Merril al Yucatan. More ie brown of the origin of the Pyre-mid, of Egypt than of the ntractures in them ITIOUPLAVIS ...

... the event in their coo reentry, diamoads. In hundreds of cases sailors in the and no influence will be wanting to secure Caribbean Sea and io }lnhume waters became I permiraion to race on the course mat suitable involved in serious trouble through atterapta ...

... either end, and means that we shall bare a particular interest in the preservation of order on the coasts and islands of the Caribbean Sea. A little wise and generous aid. he believed. could help forward even the most i backward peoples in the path of orderly ...

... the ketch Catharine, which unfortunately I. detained at Dougna owing to some informality in her papers, is booed for the Caribbean Sea—one time infested by huocanvers— in search of the lang-hiddies hoard of the Prennh pirate latnibis There is also talk ...

... times ci! similar visitation* that have repeatedly laid waste the Summer ilea of Lden !that lie in the Gulf and in the Caribbean 1 Sta. The mast terrible of all is still fresh id memory. That tale may again be retold, it only to remind earaches that ...

... Bonita treasure. after the notorious pirate of that name. For many years Bonita flew the black flag and cross-bones in the Caribbean Sea, and accumulated great stores of plunder. Driven from those waters finally. he crossed the Isthmus of Panama, and began ...

... the brief drams*, lits cliffcult to identify tho island ulusi to in dm cablegram. 'Mena ane real* o n Was of Area in the Caribbean ties, imam el which would ho North-west of Damian'. They am, on the oontrary, beta beads al that island, one not far off ...

... dusk to dawnl that W .V. t e tr egge a tim bi t findthi in mmiof, but with all kinds of queer birds and weird in- lin the Caribbean Wands • toad that whistles to sects that conspire to make night more is common in the mountains. W tries to oe be ,than hideous ...