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... United States, who so long regarded with a jealous eye the grandiose project of Lessen for piercing the isthmus between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific Ocean by the Panama Canal, were now to acquire a dominating influence over that great work. We published ...
... Pim•s, And I gladly fly From the mutton at home To a delicate dinner at Jim's. The best of wine And the best cigar From the Caribbean Ses, Let these be mine! Such trifles are Necessities to me. The couple of thou. That the Tim allow Is running it close, ...
... on is by °ibis. Peekuspe it is the intention to intermediate islands as relay stations. Archipelagoes like those of the Caribbean and the Mediterranean are well alapted for wireless telegraphy. MN. CHAILLIS finds that when Kurtz's aikali works at St. ...
... Indies. At the present time France has evidently a deep-laid scheme which she is beginning to develop in the islands of the Caribbean Sea. Owing to disturbances in San Domingo, which forms the eastern portion of the Island of Espanola (Hayti occupying tho ...
... capacity ■will be autSoient for the movement of ships the greatest tonnage and draught now use, from a point near Greytown the Caribbean Sea Brett the Pacific Ocean.” New York paper recently stated that the Washington Government had overtured Costa Pica and ...
... be sufficient for the movement of ships of the greatest tonnage and draught now In we, from • point near Greytown on the Caribbean Sea, to Breto, on the Pacific Ocean. The Senate yesterday passed a resolution brought in by Senator Cat Ivry, of Louisiana ...
... :—lnternational Navigation Co. $ 1,963,033 ; Oceanic 8.8. Co., $ 117,390; Pacific Coa st 8.8. Co.. $61,209 ; Atlantic and Caribbean 8.8. Co., $113,132 ; Pacific Mail 8.8. Co., V 13,387 ; United States and Cubs Mail B.S. Co., 1300,001 ; C. H. Mallory and ...
... lacking in shrewd humour or kindliness. The people who inhabit the Mosquito Coast, which lies on the western shore of the Caribbean Sea — it is off the trade routes of tho world — are Indians who differ materially from the other tribes in Central America ...
... whclise bhe thexicritish Eist dsinded, no otier reason, ?? ac-th twentieth century. The Mex~ican Gulf (includ-.t ing the Caribbean Sea) is about to becoit '-the Mediterranean of the Western Hemisphere as American authors and statesmen are now calling ...
... THE CREOLE VIEW OF THE WAR. [BY A WEST INDIAN.] II is a far cry from the Caribbean to Table Bay, yet the fate of the armies under the comnnand of Lord Roberts is of as deer interest to the sleepy little towns of the West Indies as to the great capitals ...
... most clear-sighted among the people of the United States came to ace that, even apart from their new acquisitions in the Caribbean See and the Pacific, the most serious menace to their development would be the extinction, the partition, or the crippling ...
... Dominica, or any of the hundred and one islands, famous in nautical romances, and too little appreciated to-day, fringing the Caribbean I Sea. All sorts of interest for the naturalist or sportsman are ashore, while the botanist or painter will be more than ...