... taken • detailed **meet fre him irdh a rims to thorough The whaling ship at the time d was ma a protracted erns. in the Caribbean ties. ...

... presence of the cruiser Amiral Aube overawes the agitators. The British cruiser Brilliant sailed to-day a winter cruise the Caribbean Reuter. ...

... in the Mezican Gulf and im the Caribbean tant “estan of the and trade. There are two places where it can be best studied— on the West Coast of Florida, and at bane, on the Souta Coast of Cuba. Ie the fishing is mos‘ly done from the lorid te the New to ...

... THE UNITED STATES AND The ® Morning Post’s” Washimgton cor-: respondent says—Another of the Caribbean Sea Republics 8 marked to come under the. domination of the United States. The announcement will shortly be made by the State Department thab the Americant ...

... JOHN GILBEkT. (Illustrated by Limeligat.) Nor. 12—ASSEMBLii ROOMS—‘-Volcanoes and Earthquake. The Fiery Tragedy of the Caribbean Sea : Modern Pompeii”—Mr W. HERBERT- JONES, F.R.G.S (Illustrated by Limeliglit.) „ 26—IMPERIAL HOTEL—“Scenes, Songs and Stories ...

... of Scotland's favourite poct, and Rob:neon Crusoe,” by John D. Lockie, recites the adventures af a Spanwh castaway in the Caribbean Sea, who +pent island about the ven years en a desert iddle of the century, and from the published narrative oi whose suf- ...

... Yacht Catherine. lying on the woe* of the CoLula It will be remembered that the vessel left Liverpool time route for the Caribbean flea ow. at buried treasure. - Ching to sancta nate misunderstanding the was detained at Dangles for • tin* with the result ...

... have been rent in twain, and with its severance down will the British Empire. She will find that her possessions in the Caribbean have lapsed. She will find she has over-taxed 1 patience. She has started with new King upon a new career. That will break ...

... lUustrations swie Creators Thereof’—Mr JOHN GILBERT. (Illustrated by Not. 12—ASSEMBLY ROOMS—“Volcanoes and Earthquakes. The Kenr Caribbean Sea: Modern Pompeii”—Mr W. HKRBERT-JONES, (Illustrated by LimeHgbt.) _ r,. „ 26—IMPERIAL HOTEL-‘'Scenes, Songs and Stories ...

... of that navy, and believed its efficiency in passible action was greatly over-estimated. The American naval manoeuvres in Caribbean waters were an object lesson the German Emperor. those manoeuvres there had been present fifty-four vessels, including oolliers ...

... is remediable by the us© of exhaust device on one pole near the station. installatioii covering the Gulf Mexico and tlie Caribbean Sea has been contracted for. According to the Central News, Mr Marconi sails for England in the Celtic from New York next ...

... Saturday. The “Herald’s” Washington corresponderfs says:—-Finding impolitic to acquire a coaling station shores of the Caribbean Sea. direct negociation, Germany has attempted to eradc the Monroe doctrine by obtaining control of the territory necessary ...