... the war with and of the placing commission of the Bt. Paul as a United States warship. It was given by the Society of the Caribbean, club consisting of the war correspondents who participated in the campaign of Cuba and Porto Kico. A unique feature of the ...

... into continuous roar. This lasted through Wednesday night until Friday morning. The thundering was heard throughout the Caribbean Sea. The eruption began Wednesday. A huge cloud in dark, dense columns, charged with volcanic matter, rose height of eight ...

... destruction that we are keen of brain, and ready of purpose Some those who have read the story of these disasters in the Caribbean Sea, with their pitiful revelations of human helplessness, must have reflected on the sombre light which such events on the ...

... stores and materials. Dominica, Gacdaloupr, Antigua, Santa Crux, Porto Rico, and many other islands wore visited, and the Caribbean Archipelago fairly well explored. 1498 again set forth, and came to threeheaded island, which named Trinidad. Thence be sailed ...

... connection with the West Indian disasters: “It is to be deplored that scientific men do not study more the lands round the Caribbean Sea. That splendid country is doomed soon to disappear. Tho favoured region of Columbia contains incalculable wealth, which ...