... wilds, who have long existed on corned beef, as to the guest of a metropolitan hoteL Mr. Francis C. Nicholas, in Around the Caribbean and Across Panama, tells of a feast which he and his companions enjoyed, but only after a severe struggle. His party had ...

... Tribune has annexed Ayes Island, and has hoisted the British flag there. Ayes Island a small barren islet in the east of the Caribbean Sea, miles west of Dominica. A tourist named Karl Bushier fell ovjr precipice near Salzburg while gathering edelwei9B, and ...

... widely known tliat upwards of 2,000,000 acres easily accessible and cultivable land await development in tho islands of the Caribbean, where cane sugar can be produced at a price Sensibly below that of beet, and where the best cotton in the world can grown ...