... of the Railway moat of the t and export will he oondualadl via • Barrios, whillt will then the _ I importaut port on tile Caribbean Bea litM tAbr oqlJ be built. At tbe. tnitiel Fruit Company. the Afire line. the Ranabiwe-Asterisea tine have regular services ...

... quarters; in New York that some trouble has arisen with Germany, it is L-ged, is seeking to obtain a coaling s.tatiou in the Caribbean Sea, vein the Hamburg- American Shipping Company as a lever to effect this. WM. battleships Canapus sod Goliath. I which ...

... be paid by vessels Y each entry from a foreign port, except pot‘l in North America,;Central America, ¢« West Indies, the Caribbean Coust, and Neu foundland, in which case a duty of 6 C*?n.t, will be imposed. Vessels which carry 5“;, ably-trained American ...

... into continuous roar. This lasted through Wednesday night, until Friday morning. The thundering was heard throughout the Caribbean Sea. The eruption began on Wednesday. Huge clouds, in dark, dense columns, charged with volcanic matter, rose to height of ...

... 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 ...

... Hudson's Bay is the third largest enclosed marine SNII in the world, being next in size to the Mediterranean Sea and the Caribbean Sea. and a bill is now before the Ottawa Parliament to change it name tn the Canadian Sea. for good political and national ...

... handed action seizing the French Cable Company's property au.l cancelling the concession. two French warships now 111 the Caribbean Sea have be..n ordered Venezuela, where they will act according to the instruction? of the French Minister Caracas At the ...

... regaining their number 4. THE ERICAN Y. fKBrTKRV TFI.VCROI.] Washington. Sunday.—Mr. Moo’ Secretary of Navrl ha« created a Caribbean division {lk* North Atlantic Squadron consisting of six vessels. GIVING LIFE TO THE DEAD. A DOCTOR'S ALLEGED WONDERFUL DISCOVERY ...

... cyclonic storms of higher latitudes. The storm centre, however, makes in the earlier stages a certain amount of westing. In the Caribbean Sea this occurs, the conditions of the atmosphere being such as to lend themselves to disturbances. The cyclone covers a ...

... total length of the Panama Canal between six-fathom curves in tfie two oceans is 49.09 miles, of which abont 17. miles on the Caribbean side and 8} miles on the Pacific side, i.e., practically one-half the length of twe canal, is 'to bhe _excavated through ...

... Canal, suys the Secretary to Nary, tho Caribbean Sea will become the scene of great commercial activity, and our responsibility to the police and maintenance of the canal, and our in* torert in th« whole Caribbean region, urgently call for adequate naval ...

... master i Liver l and ha y s hands. The statement made officials is that the Catherine fine yverpool to New York, and Ai d , Caribbean Sea in search of treasure among the islands. • rudely strengthened for the • S IN SEFTON-PARK. ...