... New York and the Bermudas since Monday night, it would appear that an exceedingly wide area—embracing the islands in the Caribbean Sea, and extending to the North or Mid-Atlantic—has been geriously affected. 5 From the island of St. Thomas (the only piece ...

... foreign lines alone could bring about a proper American Merchant Marine. With regard to the smaller countries around the Caribbean Sea, he laid down three principles as describing the attitude the United States towards them. The first principle was : do ...

... very indignant with Castro. He is described as a dis- Luther of the world's peace, 'this predaceous mountebank on the Caribbean and by other unflattering phrases. No doubt the Belgian capitalists will recognize with gladness that the United States ...

... foreign lines alone could bring about a proper American Merchant Marino . With regard to the smaller countries around the Caribbean Sea , he laid down three principles as describing the attitude of the United States towards them . The first principle was— ...

... topmast above water (1 7 / 1 11 21 re NT# N from Frying Sunken vessel Dec Us Pan Lt mN of Rombrero Barge No. 53 Dec I Caribbean Sea :- 17 25 N, 84 38 W 46 4? N, 44 15 W 9 31 N. 49 17 W 19 32 N, 62 32 W ...

... between New York and the Bermudas since Monday night, it would appear that exceedingly wide area—embracing the islands in the Caribbean Sea. and extending the North or Mid-Atlantic—has been seriously affected. From the island of -fit. Thomas (the only piece ...

... foreign lines alone could bring about a proper American merchant marine. With regard to the smaller countries round the Caribbean Sea, laid down three principles as describing the attitude of the United States towards them. The first principle was M We ...

... Monday, June ard, the Servicetryill be continued, when • Lecture will be by Rev. WISTMOIIR S. Sum. entitled toi .• of the Caribbean Sea. Chair to be 7.80 by H. J. Flamm, MK. Colleetions in aid of School Sy N EW STREET WESLEY - AN CHURCH, Starrerwtcw TO-MO/MOW ...

... pu•poses of national policy than ur tivsle, coo. sequontly elble communicttion tetween Great Britain and her Colrnies in the Caribbean is far inferior to cable cmarnunia,tioo between France and her dapendenciea and betw_cn the Urited States and hers. British ...

... ensmies that the merchants had, and the Bay Colonies in the North were combining with the Barbadoe in a movement to clear the Caribbean of these pests. Therefore when it wan known that we had got the better of one of the fiercest of these waters, it can be ...

... New York end the Bermudas since Monday night, it would appear that an exceedingly wide arca—embracing the islands in the Caribbean Sea, and extending to the North or Mid-Atlantic—has been seriously affected. From the island of Bt. Thomas (the only piece ...

... pre-eminence by reason of its fruit, coffee, and rum exports, was far out-distanced by the smallest and least-knowp of our Caribbean dependencies. For instance, the little island of Nevis—boasting but 50 square miles, as against Jamaica's 4.ooo—produced ...