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... Caribbean boa. aail the savage tribes of 'the Mosquito Onset, should prose a popular gift beak this season. &Fides being • stirring and I away tale, it is also instructive in showing the I work that America is doing in the Isthmus of Panama. 3 popular ...
... 26 [Ocr. 19.] (e), Sullivan. B, —, BID entrance Caribbean Marine Salvage Co ...
... a mass of evidence to show that there was in tertiary times a land connection between the Caribbean and North Africa and a sea connection between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific. The land connection and the sea connection probably existed in cretaceous ...
... understand and whose methods so difficult for them to comprehend. When Spain held Cuba the Caribbean was Spanish sea ; since the Spanish Flag has come down the Caribbean has become American lake ; and nothing could more concisely express the difference between ...
... PROJECTED ANNEXATION OF PANAMA. THE ETHICS OF EXPANSION. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) WASHINGTON, D«o. ». Another of the Caribbean Sea Republics la marked to come under the domination the United States. The will shortly ...
... existing in these colonies, mid their supersession by a confederation of all the colonies lying within the confines of the Caribbean Sea under one central Government, with a uniform Customs tariff. The Customs tariffs in Jamaica and other places are of an ...
... by Stanley L. Wood. Large crown Bto, clath extra, olivine edges, 6s. JOHN BARGREAVE'S GOLD: A Tale of Adventure in the Caribbean. Illustrated by Charles M. Sheldon. Crown Bvo, cloth extra, olivine edges, ss. ...
... community. And we are sure that our congratulation is the ? unanimous voice of loyal West ! Indians throughout the entire Caribbean Archipelago. The Unofficial Members of the Council in particular come out with the lion's ...
... difference* between Holland and Veoer.uela, the Dutch Government decided reduce the number Dutch warship* stationed m the Caribbean Sea. normal atrcnglh. The Nicuwe Courwtl to-day publißhe* what purporta bo the text of the protocol re good relation* between ...
... between Hollaad and Veneaiela » tho Datch Government has decided to reduce tho number of Dutch • wa . rships stationed in the Caribbean Sea , to normal strength . Consequently , the Dutch cruiser Gelderland and the battleship De Buijter will proceed on their ...
... Colonies, and recoromendit.g what reforms, if any, can be introduced witb-a view to promoting the physical welfare in the Caribbean Island*. Sir Rupert Boyce has just left Southampton in the R.M.S.P. Tagus and is due te 'viva Barbadot on the 2nd Much ...
... out of the water, and often blown board vessels. In some eases men have thus been knocked down them. The natives of the Caribbean Sea esteem the flying gurnard highly as a food fish. When a shoal surrounded a big net they dash out of the water in hundreds ...