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... this paper. Write plainly W. MELLOR, 168, Oxford-rd., GOLD HUNTING. GENTLEMEN ADVENTURERS’ EXPERIENCES. TERRIBLE TIME. CARIBBEAN SEA STORY. Snatched from the jaws death, six Varsity men, all bearing traces of severe hardship, have just arrived New York ...
... conflict between Holland and Venezuela was discussed. Later. 3>utdh battleship Jaoop Van Heemsfcerk will leave to-day for Caribbean waters, whither the cruiser Friesland, which is due to arrive from Norway to-day, will also most probably SUICIDE IN A TRUNK ...
... unanimously that their lust for sunken Spanish gold had been entirely conquered, and never again would they tempt fortune in the Caribbean Sea. Mr. Roger Derby, of Harvard, amplified the story of the wreck of the Mayflower. In the climax of the gale last Thursday ...
... the infantry. Professor S. Kiilermann, the German scientist and explorer, affirms that the natives living on the coast ihe Caribbean Sea are mostly cannibals. Although fish, birds, and various other animals abound in these regions, says there appears to ...
... colleagues, took all requisite measures in case an ultimatum should become necessary. this end the Dutch naval squadron in the Caribbean Sea will reinforced in September by the cruisers Utrecht and Holland, and arrangements will be made, if for day and night ...
... of tin party, woes tea the New York oterw tie Deify ). that fee goad bad heim entirely sari sever they tempi is the Caribbean Mr Boger Derby, Harvard, amptified the story of tie meek of the Mayareer. tie eke= of the ea the 'revises the Maplowee dipped ...
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... Jamaica, and the old merchants of the Trongate in Glasgow must often have made a bonnie penny in the ventures in the golden Caribbean. But to-day everything is changed, and comparatively few indeed are the young Scotsmen who make their way to Jamaica’s beautiful ...
... CAMPO/Mt S. Pmfersor S. KHermann. the German scientiet and explorer, anima that the natives living on the enlist of the Caribbean Sea are mostly cannibals. Although fish, birds, and saris:is other animals abound in these regions, he Faye there appears ...
... against the “unwritten law” being considered applicable in this case it is believed that insanity will be pleaded.— Copyright. CARIBBEAN SEA WAR= CLOUD. DUTCH-AMERICAN AGREEMENT. BLOCKADE MAY FOLLOW. (REUTER’S TELEGRAM.) THE HAGUE, Tuesday. The recent interview ...
... musical paper. Prof of-=w S. KilWmann. (be German ocienffeiet and explorer, affirms that the nattvea living thrtooaat the Caribbean Sen are can- ...
... employed in the cori,struct ion and other work in with it. The oa.nal is to lx? 59 miles in length from drop ■water in the Caribbean Sea to deep water the Pacific Ocean; the len.'iili of tho canal shore to shore will about 101 rnih's, is ti tod the eao'aivation ...