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... heat in Panama had exhausted poor Thauet's small stock of vitality; but even Billy owned to feeling queer • and vowed the Caribbean See. would be a fee plsoi for trippers—they would haae such splendid appetites ii.fterwards on land. As to Bryan, he lay ...
... transfer them to any other Power. The safety of the Nicaragua Canal, he said, that the United States should be masters of the Caribbean Sea.—Senator Hillman interrupted to say that the American Navy was superior to Germany's. After having compared Germany's ...
... next year. DISAPPEARANCE O? A WOKDERFrL RACE. correspondent the Sew York Times give 3 interesting account of Santa on the Caribbean Sea. course of his remarks ho says:—There are no sanitary regulations in the town, and no one knows how many smallpox patients ...
... costs. A WONDERFIJL ANCIENT RACE A correenondent of the Nese Fork Times gives 'an interesting account of Santa Marta, on the Caribbean Sea. In the course of his remarks he says: There are no sanitary regulations in the town, and no one knows how many smallpox ...
... A WONDERFUL ANCIENT RACE A correspondent of the New York Times gives an interesting account of Santa Marta, on the Caribbean Sea. In the course of hie remarks he says: There are no sanitary regulstions in the town, and no one knows how miany siiallpox ...
... the north-ea.-terv trade, passing r probably between Madeira and the Canary Island-. . He will make for Montserrat in tiie Caribbean Sea! and, if recruit a little continuing his voyage. In the event of bad weather he carries a sea anchor and bags for oil ...
... 1783, although hostilities were rept up for five years more. ii.. a Crown Colony sightly larger than Wales. situated on Caribbean Sea, while its population throe ago numbered 34,747, of whom 481 whites, the rest being coloured people. It is sated for ...
... into the north-easterly trade, passing probably between *Weirs and the Canary Islands. Ile wil! make for Montserrat in the Caribbean Sea, end, if neeessary, recruit a little before continuing h i s He is provided with mob necessaries as com pass, charts ...
... will have been rent in twain, and with its severance down cro the British Empire. She will find that her possessions the Caribbean have lapsed. She will find that she has overtaxed our patience. She has I started with a new Ring and upon new career that ...
... her f itiawa s sss ,'2 lssii isssisi/ hY m : va r n i n. se ow 'Led al el T eia ks e r di te a. poesensiono in the Caribbean lapsed; ohe'l i whiaeheni S.W. morning, and groaned at times during the day, the will find she haa overtaxed our patienoe ...
... world-famed Suez Canal, but unfortunately though •ship-canal was begun by a United States Company, stretching 170 miles from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific, as far back as 1889, under a treaty between Nicaragua and the United States, diplomatic and financial ...
... intere sts from forceful intervention, the first imperitive is to des- patch the strongest naval force available to the Caribbean Sea. Alread: papers are accusing the United States of havi y British and French jingo but the United States cannot designs ...