... scraped. Down in St. Vincent, West Indies, I was lying on beach during West Indian hurricane, black dorm that sweeps over tho Caribbean, and I had to dig hands into earth to bold tight. But worse than all these i* tho wind that they call woolly, the willy, ...

... sea* at either end. and means that w* (-hall have a particular interest in tbs preservation of order the and island* of (ha Caribbean Sea.” Mr. Roosevelt (says Reuter) went sey that bo believed that little wise end generous aid could help forward even the ...

... —Capfain W. J. Benson, in a lecture to the members of the Hunslet Mechanics’ Institute, related the story of a voyage in the Caribbean Sea, among the West Indian Islands, and showed that persons who had lived a con. siderable portion of their lives in the ...

... cruisers sent specially from Great Britain, to enable the reservists to obtain six months’ sea drill every winter in the Caribbean Sea, or in British waters. The decision gives great satisfaction in Colony, where the naval reserve is highly popular.—Reuter ...

... l'anada, and the decor for this is quoted as evidence of the admirable effects of the Preference which Canada allowed to our Caribbean possession. There. it is said, we have Mr. Chamberlain's scheme at work--first, clover cormercial, and then closer political ...

... will summoned immediately, aad Mr. Balfour will probably asked to receive a deputation After referring of tbe United in the Caribbean, the committee state that it difficult resist the impression has evidently taken a firm hold the West Indies that this action ...

... order to prevent the islands becoming, through the lawlitseness and miserable povertj' of the black population, curse in the Caribbean Archipelago and a menace to the peace of the New World. ...

... paid by vessels on each entry from a foreign port, except ports in North America, Central America, the West Indies, the Caribbean Coast, and Newfoundland, in which case a duty of six cents will be imposed. Vessels which carry suitably trained American ...

... the building necessitates the 8 . ae seas either end, and in s^ia il have a particular preservation of order islands the Caribbean )T Mr. Roosevelt referred ome problems, kucli of labour arid ItQ necessity for rieb and an-j 0 that they are protected r ...

... Balfour will asked receive a deputation. We have constantlycalled attention the increased influent th United States in the Caribbean, and it is difficult to resist the impression which lias evidently taken firm noid in the West Indies that this action of ...

... -should be paid vessels on each entry from a foreign port except ports in North America, Central America, the West Indies, the Caribbean Coast, and Newfoundland, in which case duty of 6 oente will be imposed. Vessels which carry suitable trained American boys ...

... here the apes from the palm trees lean, And be scarlet parrots dwell, + the cutlamed pirate scours, Of seas t Inles ; the Caribbean Aud the deodly edge With teeth as of the coral ledge, ...