... CARIBBEAN LACE. THE CITY'S WELCOMES. • At their today the City &Mod to firmest an address of welcome is a gold hot to Print* his sent to the Mansion House. &elder' to garment at of is a gold boa to the King and of Denmark on the occasion of th..ir visit ...

... of these heautitul mikado in the Caribbean Sea. lie is spud to have expressed the following view : - The constant eruptions a bole is being made an the bosom of the earth; when reaches a great must follow. The Caribbean Islands are situated In a the sarth's ...

... perpetual dark▪ Near Misdealt, is the ladies Oman, the spotted corals are plainly visible wider 150 feet of water. The Caribbean Sea is of erystallies clearness, objects being diseeraible is the bottom at a very great depth. ...

... 1 ° BY A SCHOOLBOY'S HANOI' IN AND our OF A ROGUES CLUTCHE by ANDREW HOME. 'INTO THE HIDDEN CITYt A TREASURE YARN OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA; be JO4N MACKIE. . Maay other specially attractive fester's. TIE OFFER OF I CIIIIS FIEE-ILEEL BICYCLE A Special C ...

... Niearagsa and as. over-increste as polsiel r of avoiding the dosser of entanglement is the affairs of the surrounding the Caribbean. Asother portion referral to the strategical poettion of the countries which with the omapietios of the Panama make the ...

... Hail and Farewell! Ave. By George Moore. (Heinemann). Rs. A Jungle Jaunt. By 'Herbert A. Meek; •• On the Shores of the Caribbean Walter J. Gadsby; In the Midst of the Floods. By Neville Jones. (Weak - an Methodist Sunday School Department.) 1.. each ...

... of the Donald swearaship Alice baa arrived at Bluefield'. Nicaragua. with half of the erew, their Laying been It in the Caribbean Sea. Another boat containing eleven more men I* at present missing. No details reached here as to the wreck.—Central News ...

... though there wore gray, danger of a collision b:tween the rival which have been playing hide and seek with each other in the Caribbean Sea. On Thursday a two days' old telegram from Havana was published reporting that Admiral Sampson had been bombarding Sentiago ...

... merging into a roar. This lasted throng* 11 inesday night until Friday morning. Th thundering was heard throughout the Caribbean sea. - - eruption b = huge eload in dark with matter mas to • eight miles from the tiad &Alum midnight limeanded. flu , ...

... tropics. The cyclone reported from Vera Crar ea saturday is but an ordinary incident life in the Gulf of Mexico or in the Caribbean Sea during the months of what is our autumn. The telegram states that the island of Carmen was visited by a cyclone of u ...

... River Mysoe, there was • seepage if from sandstone which outcropped in he river, and a miles youth at their ionectary the Caribbean Oil Company had ;truck oil in strata which apnearcd to intilar to those in which it had been attack their well No. 1 at SaMo ...

... teem/warily disabled. .4pidrift: New York to ia i.hort of four Zdays innil-bost Term-- tha set Indices. the Queen of the Caribbean —hae set up a new steasinhip record. • k Aer I t. Iknown of M. ek steamship . Repreweetati . municipalities zon fitsta eil ...