... Times”), it will mean that before the end of 1914 2 ship the size of the Meure- tania will be able to steam through the Caribbean Ses to the Pacific. The volume of 1,085,000 cubic yards was taken out during October by esteem shovels alone. This volume ...

... of the district known an the -Sevilla F.statr, in Cuba. It is about forty in length. extending between the shore et the Caribbean Spa and the Sierra 3.limitra Mountains. On. of the most singular features of this district is furnislvrd by its rivers, which ...

... They urged the Government to make such arrangements a.s would, in the event of future trouble or ...

... on© of the Caribbee islands, has had peculiar history. The English first settled in the island in 1637, but year later the Caribbeans, instigated by the French, rose on the English settlers, and drove them from the island. The French followed this up, when ...

... of the district known tho “Sevilla Estate,” in Cuba. It is about forty miles in length, extending between shore of the Caribbean and the Sierra Mountains One of the most singular features of this district is furnished by its rivers, which rise in tho ...

... but small load in the after hold, thrashed the waves behind with more fuss than progress. The weather, always hot in the Caribbean at this time of the year was simple grilling now, and the iron decks burnt the boots‘oft one's feet; while to increase our ...

... has b immedietely drafted for duty in the United Ste battleship Alabame, whieh eubsequently sailed fo winter cruise in the Caribbean Sea (ays the New Y Mr. correspondent of the “ Standard”). was suggested by } Mr. Roosevelt, who 1902 wrote to the writer ...

... it were with facts; others ars big with whtt 0161 may term eglormormee , For example - - Jamaica, the dusk. queen of the Caribbean S. the very queen a tragedy. *smitten again by the wilful. heavy hand of Fate. who remembering her ancient dignity. he it ...

... the district known as the Sevilla Estate. in Cuba. It is about forty miles in length, extending between the shore of the Caribbean Sea and the Sierra Mcstra Mountains. One of the most singular features of this district ia furnished by its rivers. which ...

... udand which her intrepid skipper is in search. The value of the treasons —•aid be the quicksands of one the »*lands in the Caribbean Sea—is put at £1,200,000 in gold and jewels, th« accumulated plunder of the rotonou* pirate Latrobe, who was executed in ...

... New York and the Beemndas 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--bas been seriously affected. From the island of St. Thomas (the only piece ...

... will, teom as it were with facte; others are big with what one may term offloiwoence. For example Jamaica, tho dusky queen Caribbean Seas, the very queen tragedy, smitten again the wilful heavy hand Fate, who remomboring her ancient dignity, bo it said, ...