... is at loggerheads with France, Germany is threatening a naval demonstration, and American warNhips are gathering in the Caribbean Sea, in case the interests of the t nited States are threatened. ...

... obsequies. newly-constituted United Stelae special agnitroo, under Admiral Dewey, has sailed fee C igars Island, la the Caribbean Bea. where important naval manmuvres are to take place isoMedlatoly. ibew Gem as 'mom= at Blackburn d maim goo metro. Lid ...

... The great eruptions in Martinique and St. Vincent . LAST DAYS OF ST. 1'IER1112: Another Pompeii; The FIERY TRdtiFUY of the Caribbean Sea; THE FIRE BELT AROUND THE GLOBE; and the great Volcanic and Seismic disturbances throughout the world during 1902 ...

... S: The great eruptions In Martinique and St. Vincent. LAST DAYS OF ST. PIERRE Another Pompeii; The FIERY TRAGEDY of the Caribbean Sew ; THE FIRE BELT AROUND THE GLOBE; and the great Volcanic and Seismic disturbances throughout the world during 1902 ...

... AND EARTHQUAKES: The great eruptions In and St. Vincent• LAST DAYS OF ST. PIERRE Another Pompeii; The FIERY TRAGEDY of the Caribbean Sea; THE FIRE FELT AROUND THE GLOIA end the greet Volcanic and Seismic disturbances throughout the world during 19112 initiated ...

... great eruptions of Martinique and St. Vincent, the last days of St. Pierre lanothse. Pompeii), the fiery tragedy of the Caribbean Sea., the tire belt around the globe, and the great volcanic and seismic disturbances throughout the world in 1902. The ...

... CANADA AND THE %VEST INDIES. Fronde long ago expressed fe..rs that all was bat the Caribbean so far as the British Hatpin- was c .ncerned, and that it only remained to beg the United States to pick up the pieces. Mr. Archibald Cokruhoun n•cnguises an ...

... intrepid skipper is in search. The value of the treasure—said to 1w sunk in the quicksands of one of the islands in the Caribbean Sea—is put at E1..200.1M10 in gold and jewels, the lice hated plunder of the notorious pirate Latrobe. who was eXeCliteil ...

... recent article, entitled Cruel Caribbean Indians, based on the report of the American Consul at Colon, in Central America, the writer nays:— The hawk's bill turtle is found only in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea. . . •• The shells shipped from ...

... the water. and is often blown •amboard vemeli. In some csse• men have thus been knocked down by them. The natises of the Caribbean. flea esteem tho flying gurnard highly as • food fish. When a shoal is surroentied by • big net they lash out of the water ...

... she mains ad. The whoie the matter has been Govern- ment, and it appears that the false switeh came from an island in the Caribbean Sea, where the inost malignant leprosy are sent by the Cuban authoritics The stores im question. and employers in - Ww their ...