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... Pirates in the Caribbean. (From the Argosy of sth September). Pirates in the Caribbean! Who would have thought it in this year of grace 1903 I Six men who sailed away from Chicago a year ago in search of a gold mine in the wilds of Patagonia are now under ...
... both literary and official circles. The eon of a former Chief Justice of Grenada, Mr. Davis has been closely wrapped up in Caribbean affairs all his life, and some of his works are of special interest, notably the Cavaliers and Roundheads irbAdos and ...
... Culebra which is within easy striking distance of the Isthmus of Panama and South America, will be one of the keys to the Caribbean. ...
... distance of the Isthmus of Panama and South America, and if the present plans be carried out it will be one of the keys to the Caribbean. ...
... docked. This brings prominently forward the regrettable fact that Port-of-Spain ae one of the largest shipping centres in the Caribbean, is behind Barbados, Martinique. and St. Thomas In docking accommodation. The Director of Public Works had recommended. In ...
... the New York Times says:— In the late Autumn the U. S. European Squadron will come across the Atlantic and proceed to the Caribbean, where, with the North and South Atlantic Squadrons, it will participate in the Winter manceuvree. It has been decided that ...
... race of men in the world. The Cayinaniaus, tucked away and isolated from the rest of the world on tiny islands in the Caribbean sea, between Jamaica and have succeeded in establishing that ideal commonwealth of which philosophers and statesmen have ...
... Jamaica as the island in which rum of every shade of quality is manufactured ; otherwise the people and the produce of the Caribbean are practically unknown. In the United States, curiously enough, the blissful ignorance concerning us is not so great, due ...
... we need make no apology for its occupying so much space in the Circular. As the writer pointed out daring his tour in the Caribbean in 1899-1900 the organizttion is ready and it rests with the West Indies to make greater use of it. We are ready and willing ...
... representative organizations for the purpose we may be rid of the anomaly of each port of call under the British flag in the Caribbean basin, having a separate and distinct law on the subject; and moreover as a different application of such law often obtains ...
... the world with one of its grnstest luxuries. Turtle fishing is no easy task. Squalls and hurricanes are frequent in the Caribbean, and many a Cayman sailor has perished with his schooner, or lingered miserably in an opon boat under the blazing tropical ...
... Guantanama and Culebra with Marines to be stationed at those points as being convenient for any emergency that may arise in the Caribbean. _ _ _ _ London, Oct. 28th.—Sir Robert Llewelyn, Governor of the Windward lolanda, and Lady Llewelyn nailed to-day by the ...