... hour, since it is he who is deciding the fate of Spain and the changes which are taking place in the Philippines and the Caribbean Sea. The President is of Scoto - Irish descent and a native of Ohio, where he was born in 1844. He served in the Union Army ...

... the earth. The Pacific Ocean is bounded by an almost unbroken line of them ; the Atlantic is, happily, almost free. The Caribbean Sea and the Mediterranean wash the shores of lands which show many, some living and some extinct. Men make their habitation ...

... course, into that mysterious maze of earthworks and ambuscades which is supposed to render the tricolour unassailable in the Caribbean. _ _ . We both lodged in the dilapidated Hotel des Bains, the sole caravansery of the quaint Creole city of St. Pierre, and ...

... renders her the predominant naval l'ower in the Caribbean Sea. Whether cessions in Chiriqui territory by arrangement with the Republic of Cost:: Rica. The importance of a commanding position in the Caribbean cannot be undervalued from an American point of ...

... of on the slopes of its last one thousand feet. Beneath us, over a veritable green sea of tree-ferns and bamboos, lay the Caribbean as smooth as a turquoise. We couldn't see the red roofs of Precheur, but something BIRTHPLACE OF AN EMPRESS : THE HOUSE IN ...

... number of West Indians resident in London has led to the formaticn of a club in the interests of the Colonists from the Caribbeans. Dr. G. B. Mason, a Barbadoes doctor practising in London, took up the idea enthusiastically, with the result that a cricket ...

... both black and white. Yes, it is a wonderful corner of the world, this group ot link isles so finely set in llw golden Caribbean. It may be that it is a pity that places so beautiful should hate to be concerned with trade at all, yet the packages of ...

... as sugar and a hundred other things, will bring back the wealth and power which, truth to tell, has only been lost to the Caribbean group by the inertia ot the planters and the want of enterprise in the commercial men. The islands have never lacked natural ...

... steamers; and there can be no question but that these will suffer considerably. The lines worked between this country and the Caribbean Sea are the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, which runs from Southampton to Barbados and thence to Jamaica, and the Atlas ...

... veryone asks, How do they know The Bonita treasure was named after .a noit is there? torious pilau. who, after waking the Caribbean When they hear more they say, ''How Sea too hot to hold him, maved off—or on— to ex t ra ordinary ! really ! or I see ...

... breadth of ti t' miles from east to west. It is composed ot a -mall cluster of volcanic mountain tops, rising out of the Caribbean Sea, to the height of 3,000 feet, the ,unimits being often concealed by floating clouds. •Flicir steep sides are covered ...

... to the level of their gentle sunny haired playmates. It was as pleasant a voyage as one could wish for, right out of the Caribbean into the great cold northern ocean, and as the old (Aden Verity splashed heavily northwards, and her red masts gleamed ...