... BY HALL ' - A it•suNons sort of mist lay under the full mooP. all over the Caribbean Sea as the treasure ship Ocean Queen, of New 'Orleans, was .rafte.l y a light, almost imperceptible breeze, on her course for Jamaica. Tong astern of her by its warp ...

... Instances by acts of in laving tween the islands of the Windward Grim and life, and, moreover--es Geneial Bullet tenwrkel the Caribbean See to the ,oast of cur in n o despatch a dwirt ago. art t colony of Belie, net eolith of Yuntan. almost ,initiative --it ...

... lately brooding there. This must be a mistake, he remarked, with much of accustomed lightness; this blow was meant fol. the Caribbean. I was in such another on Barbadoes a few years ago. It's nothing; it will pas Place 'prevailed on his mother and father ...

... By D. D. 1.- In the middle watch of a November aisht the keel of a yawl grated on the beach of a key in the lower Caribbean Sea. A. lag'oweattaa sail had been bent to a mast stepped in the foeward thwart, and showed that tint occupants of , the little ...

... confession of an mad Englislunan whom he had befriended. The Englishman stated that, when a mere lad, he had joined the Caribbean buccaneers, and —well, in brief, made statements from which I have drawn the elaborate, hair-raising tale which I have just ...

... A NI IST ER lOr S VANISHED !IA( 'E. The moentaina behind Sant• Marta, on tie Caribbean Sen. contain mysteries ea ur•nlved ea time of the Merril al Yucatan. More ie brown of the origin of the Pyre-mid, of Egypt than of the ntractures in them ITIOUPLAVIS ...

... official service in uve Bahamas thirty years. Then, after he bad been in West “Africa” for some years, be returne] to the Caribbean to be of Hondarae, From Helize ho was ted to the Windward Islands, where he s heen for the last three years, ...

... which now isdensly crowded with terraces, we find that so far b Columbus it on a pls visited in the State of Panama on the Caribbean Sea. The little tows Belloe or with its f harbour, which s ted the name | explorer, grew and Hourished for ma the chief depot ...

... have been rent in twain, and with its severance down will the British Empire. She will find that her possessions in the Caribbean have lapsed. She will find she has over-taxed 1 patience. She has started with new King upon a new career. That will break ...

... rank. Ue was on the old ship Kearsage (which sank Confederate privateer Alabama Cherbourg in when she was wrecked in the Caribbean in 1894. He studied divin; and was the chief of the divers who eum the wreck of the Maine in Havana and established the fact ...

... was once to his colony in the West Indies, by of New York fis trunks were “C.MG., after his name, and some of way down the Caribbean from New York showed some anxiety as to as their bearer himself a His Excellency had eve one day for calling him Mr. Blank ...

... by way of New York. is trunks were marked with “CMG., after his name, and some of the passeng' ers on the way dow n the Caribbean from New York showed some anxiety as to their meaning, especially as their bearer appa- rently conside! red himself a superior ...