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... DISASTER AT SEA.—LOSS OP A MAIL STEAMER. Since the terrific hurricane in the Caribbean Sea, October, 1867, when the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's steamers, the Rhone and the Wye were totally lost off the Island of St. Thomas, and the Conway and Derwent ...
... es of the naval situation. So long as it was probable that the Spaniards wonld attempt to develop naval activity in the Caribbean Sea, San Joan was natorally a point of importance, and military force, if available, might have come bo the assistance of ...
... possessions. Santa Cruz, with the smaller islands Thomas and St. John, represents the colonial dominion of Denmark in the Caribbean Sea. ■ The largest and most southern of the. group, known the Virgin Islands, which lie between Puerto Rico and the Leeward ...
... possibilities of naval altnation. So long as it was probable that tbe Spaniards would attempt to develop naval activity in Caribbean Sea, San Joan was naturally point of importance, and military force, if available, might have come to tbe assistance of the ...
... immediately to the north of the island of Porto Rico, where 27,366 ft. has been measured, and another of 23,248 ft. In the Caribbean Sea, also, off tho western extremity of Jamaica, the lead has gone down 20,210 ft. to reach tbe bottom. From these particnlars ...
... pcrpetnal darkness. Near Mindora. in tbe Indian Ocean, tbe spotted corals are plainly visible under 150 ft. of water. Tbe Caribbean Sea is of crystalline clearness, objects being discernible on tbe bottom at a very great depth. Thb Stonb Forests of Arizona ...
... perpetual darkness. The spotted corals are plainly visible near Mindora in the Indian Ocean at 150 feet under water. The Caribbean Sea, which is of crystal clearness, shows objects at the bottom at a very great depth. When the Blind Man Saw.—The experience ...
... immediately to the north of the island of Porto Rico, where 27,;>0!ift. has beeu measured, and another of 23,248 ft. the Caribbean Sea, also, eff the western extremity of Jamaica, tbe lead has gono down 20,240 ft. to reach the bottom. From those particulars ...
... perpetual darkness. The spotted corals are plainly visible near Mindora in the Indian Ocean at 150 feet under water. The Caribbean Sea, which is of crystal clearness, shows objects at the bottom at a very great depth. When thk Blind Man Saw.—The experience ...
... perpetual darkness. Near Mindora. in the Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under 150 ft. of water. The Caribbean is of crystalline clearness, objects being discernible on the bottom a very great depth. Tea 8ton« Fo uesra Arizona.— The ...
... perpetual darkness. Near Mindora, in the Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under 150 feet of water. The Caribbean Sea of crystalline clearness, objects being discernible on the bottom at a very great depth. Arresting Pig's.—There has been ...
... rate of 48-25 per cent.- Builder. The Island of Sombrero. —The island of Sombrero, forming one of the leeward islands the Caribbean Sea, contains the richest deposit of phosphoric acid and other highly fertilizing compounds at present known. It was visited ...