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... greatest naval hero. It was in the Spanish Main that Columbus got his first glimpse of the New- World; while the islands of the Caribbean Sea teem with piratical and buccaneering deeds of only a hundred years ago Mr. West visited Kingston just a little while ...
... not like the game, snd that seiilsa it with many people. CARIBBEAN CANNIBALS. Professor S. Killemann, the Germsn scientist and explorer, affirms that the natives living the coast of the Caribbean Sea are nwAly cannibal*. Although fish, birds, sad various ...
... of South America sinks from 12ft. to 2Uft., causing ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of Mexico, and raise the latter to height of more than 3ft. above the sen level. ...
... Newfoundland, San HM. cruiser Cornwall, traming-ship for nava: arrived here to-day. She will accompany HLM Brilliant te the Caribbean Sea in ...
... South America sinks from 12ft. to 20ft., causing whips lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters of the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of Mexico. and raise tho latter to a height of more than 3ft. above the 11.1.111 level. ...
... South America sinks from 12ft. to | 20ft., causing ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters 'o! the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of | Mexico. and raise the latter to a height of | more than 3ft. above the sea level. i ...
... William Byam, 27, Carleton-crescent, Soutbampton. The old Amenca Cup defender May- flower, which has been wrecked in the Caribbean Sea while on a treasure-hunting expedition, was, in her day, the finest rac- ing-yacht afloat. In her two races, in Sep tember ...
... 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 ...
... were a thousand miles apart on each side of the Caribbean Sea. appeared to him, though this was only theory, I that the cause of earthquakes and voieanoe erup•'.tions was *hat the floor of the Caribbean Sea , settled-a little, perhops few inches, as a ...
... Insatar liner V New York for San Jaan, Prerto Rico, the thirty passengers on board were trarsferred off Cape the Atlantic and Caribbean 8.8. liner alsa bound for San Juan, The crew of the 8. V. Luckenhach remained on board to fight the fire. ...
... though Captain Tichbome lay within the triangular fort on the West Indian Island. and the Eaglet herself was driftwood on the Caribbean Sea, yet Tremayne respected the rights of Tichborne . and his heirs in the treasure won on that changing voyage. The Eaglet ...