... Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under twenty-five fathoms of water. The crystalline clearness of the Caribbean Bea excited the admiration of Columbus, who in the pursuit of his great discoveries ever retained an open eye for the beauties ...

... existing between volcanic spots is shown by news of an earthquake shock along the coast of Venezuela and the shore of the Caribbean Sea, and the report of an inspecting vessel that the island of Tori Shima, lying off Japan, has been destroyed by an eruption ...

... Preedectici campaign el 19CO, sod award the of M. Bryan in the hope time if tie latter he would gme Germany NM VMS needed in the Caribbean Ma. ow hi side, asserts aa Man is din s r • tua _okinind _ be in powwowoa of would show that Makemador was involved in a ...

... forces, has come to na this waak from the West Indies. These, in the rammer of the world lie the pleasant islets of the Caribbean Sea, glowing with greenery and gorgeous floriferousness, and swept perennially by the balmiest of breezes. But over all these ...

... rapidly merging into continuous roar. lasted through Wednesday night until Friday moramg. The was heard j throughout the Caribbean Sea Huge clouds ' in dark denae oolamne, charged with voloanie matter, rose to the height of eight miles from 1 the mountain ...

... on the onant Venireila. aaoe o'cluch lost Sstordgy night. The diatorhanoe waa wdsa wan hated along the whole ■bore of the Caribbean Saa. Paao, Toibbat. The Oowarnor of Martlniqne has eawt telegram to the the Gehmiaa informing hna that twenty peat nine.nnthoaeth ...

... the Oolanibiens and is ereditee with another daring mission lt has leaked sat that the Ran Righ is now cruising about the Caribbean Bre, ad that her neat coup will be an attempt to redo.* one of the COunibian rebel towns to ashre. Sluing the privateer this ...

... the West Indies, has been s Bench in Jamaica, and has acted as Chief Justice of | Mr. Darnell Davis is the “literary . the Caribbean, and is the author latest with that military career in the We the Duke « vf Prince The P and father of the late Me owe occasion ...

... rapidly merging into eontenoons rear. This lasted through night oalil Friday morning. The thandoring was hoard through tbe Caribbean Sam. The eroptioa Uensa on Huge elueds in dark, ilstiM columns charged with volcanic matter rose to height of eight miles ...

... to fight tor the Monroe Doctrine when some months ago he arranged for the present disposition the American naval force in Caribbean waters. Ample oorroboi-a-tion of the latter statement comes from naval sources. A BLOCKADING VESSEL AGROUND Port of Spain ...

... eorth; when it rooteo oabotdoaoo amat follow. Hie brikf. imfortamtoly, io aot withoat waooo. A* potato oat, Goff of Hnko oad Caribbean Boaia woo fanaal ia tbio auoaw when tho Aodeoa Uoantate broke down, and it io ootoctea thattbo oraotof tboooitb iooitmnelj ...

... were violent earthquake Bhocka in Venezuela, accompanied noise which is described audible “along the whole shore of the Caribbean Bea.” few dajs previously there had been disastrous earthquakes in the Philippine Islands, involving large loss of life, ...