... UNITED STATES AND PANAMA. PROJECTED ANNEXATION. Another the Caribbean Sea Eepublice is marked to come under the domination of the United States. The Washington correspondent of the Morning Post says the announcement will shortly made by the State Department ...

... differences between Holland and Venezuela, the Dutch Government has decided reduce the number of Dutch warships stationed in the Caribbean Sea to . normal strength. Mr. Hart Davies, M.P., has again been laid up with bronchitis, and will not able to resume his ...

... out to Brazil and adjocent countries, but merely discovered other valuable cattleya6. Arnold found C. Gaskelliana in the Caribbean Mountains; Seidl came on the superb Lawrenciana in the Roraema. Years afterwards, the collector Bungeroth sent home what ...

... INDIAN SNAKES. Writing in the West India Committee Clrular, Mr. F. Stems Fadelle says: In the m--J sular chain across the Caribbean Sea, known as the Lesser Antilles, nature's tropical exuberance j has not included in their fauna any venomous 'a reptiles ...

... be of the greatest value. The completion of the Panama Canal, the development of trade the Gulf of Mexico and the whole Caribbean region, and the probab'e increase of the naval establishment meet our national responsibilities in that area will probably ...

... S. Brereton has provided stirring tale of treasure hunting in John Bargreave's Gold (55.), descriptive of life in the Caribbean Seas. Through the Heart of Thibet (65.), by Alexander Macdonald, tells of a secret expedition to Thibet, and teaches, indirectly ...

... West Indies, and the concessions to made England as regards Trinidad will equally apply to the Dutch possessions in the Caribbean Sea; and she will pay Holland the sum of 20,000 bolivars (francs) damages for the merchant ships j stopped or captured in ...