... CARIBBEAN WOMEN. west INDM» Uf*. There are more »a and ail a» h«®py cheerful a* tho women any oS ollm* One ...

... “CARIBBEAN MYSTERY’ The hunt for hidden treasure forma the main story Caribbean Mystery,’’ which will showing lor the half of next week. The treasure believed lasomewhere the swamps remote i.-dand. and those who enter the swamps for it r ret uni. .Janies ...

... THE CARIBBEAN MYSTERY Dunn and Ryan heed meat of thia primarily with terious di.appenranre ..( a group of men on 0 mall iii the Caribbean rumourod to he a pirate ftmom hat..oMP% 1)1111111, howe‘er. who a. a Inytmtbottor. •rrottN from tit. Statea ...

... CARIBBEAN FISHING The fishermen of tho Caribbean have a hard time making a living. The wator of that wonderful tropical sea deep and beautifully blue, but there are some reefs of coral around the islands, and in the northern and northeastern portions ...

... SCHOONERS OF THE CARIBBEAN Commenting in current report the smell selling schooners which frequent the port Ceracao, West Indies, the American Consul stetes the ressels here e net ton- nape of only 125 to ISO tons. better Teasels of their dess ere built ...

... CARIBBEAN DAYS. Interesting Experiences and Impressions. BY H. NORMAN BATHGATE. The buggy was at the door. The sun had just tipped the mountain chain, converting the grey mist that hung heavy on its sides into rolling clouds of amber, from which emerged ...

... Caribbean Sinking States Navy DepartW, ounced last night that U.S. merchant vessel had Pedoed the Caribbean. V keen landed at an port.—Reuter. ...

... Caribbean Sinkings Sinking of two United States merchantmen in the Caribbean Sea was announced by the Navy Department at Washington yesterday. Survivors were landed at an East Coast port. ...

... CARIBBEAN DAYS. Interesting Experiences and Impressions. BY H. NORMAN BATHGATE. Tb.e following is the continuation of an article begun in Saturday's Gazette*: — Our host having: transacted some business that detained him the village, shortly arrived ...

... CARIBBEAN WOMEN. FEATURES OF WEST INDIAN LIFE. There are no more graceful women in the world than the Creoles, or mulattoes, of the Caribbean Islands, says the New York Tribune. They carry heavy burdens, toil in the fields and in the arrowroot and sugar ...

... ON THE CARIBBEAN SEA. Application to Colombia by the tiamburg- American Line, NEW 'IDLE, Saturday. The Herald's Washington oorrespoodnit mays: trading it impolitic to acquire a coaling staticm ea the shores of the Ottibbeen See by direct negotiate Germany ...

... ISLANDS OF THE CARIBBEAN. COLONIAL INSTITUTE LECTURE TO PHILATELIC SOCIETY. Captain A. E. Hopkins, F.R.P.S., London, lectured to a large and appreciative audience at the Colonial Institute, last .'venir. upon Islands of the Caribbean Postage Stamps and ...