... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... chelterige. Nothing he's bent intimated yet, however, to show that Venezuela - really war. The Dutch ansisers now in the Caribbean Sea, when reinforo:d by the large warship at present um • way there, are considered a sullleirmtly powerful 4 1 1 4 force ...

... cc-asta! tries of South America sinks from 12ft. . causing sh-pe lving anchor ' ground. Trade Winds force the water* of the Caribbean Sea into tl>e Oulf «-• f Mexico, and raise t.he a height more than 3ft. above the sea level A REAL SURPRISE We ail especially ...

... ship for Naval cadets, arrived at St. John's, Newfoundland, yesterday, and will accompany H.M. cruiser Brilliant to the Caribbean sea in October. Lloyd's Lizard agent reported yesterday that the steamer Main, Baltimore for Bremen, has signalled that ...

... South America sinks from 12°t. to 20ft., causiny ships lying at anchor to ground. The Trade Winds force the waters of the Caribbean Sea into thefGulf of Mexico, and raise the latter to a height of mare than 3ft. above thevsea level. Many Happy Returns to:— ...

... body of European civilisation.' As the glorious pageant of the past unrolls before us it is truth easy to perceive that the Caribbean is one of the strongest links in the world chain. ...

... Dr. Jameson, the raider, into Prime Minister of the Cape Colony. Kingston. Jamaica possesses the finest harbour in the Caribbean It has an area of sixteen square miles, and dec. water right up to the shore line, well a sheltering arm in the Palisadoes ...

... SPONGE FISHING. Sponge in the Gulf in the Caribbean in. daring the pelt few years , . become an important bare the life and trade. Them are two places •Itore it cau font be studied—Tam. gringo, on the West Coast of mtd at Urbana, on the south cr. of Cuba ...

... FISRUIG. BpOnge in the Mexican Gulf and in the Caribbean Sea has, during the paid, become an important feature of the lucid fits and trade. There are two places where it can bait be stuilied—Tarpon on that West Coast of Florida, and at &sleben.. on the ...

... they were a thousand miles apart on each side of the Caribbean Sea. It appealed him, though thie was only theory, that the cause of earthquakes and voicanoe eruptions was ihat the door of the Caribbean Sea settled little, perhops a few inches, as a result ...