... those splendid trees which eclipse all the other growths of the tropics in beauty and utility. In this little Eden the Caribbean Sea countless flowers blush in perpetual loveliness. The roses rival the flowers of the royal palm. And the fruits include ...

... t island. The nearest point of Cuba and the Isle of Pines are sixty miles apart. But the exquisitely blue waters of the Caribbean Sea between the two shores are dotted with thousands of the islets called Keys,” large numbers of which are clothed with ...

... STORY Mr. William H. Small, of Liverpool, owner and master of the ketch Catherine, which has been fitted for @ voyage to the Caribbean Sea im search of treasure buried by pirates, and which is under detention by the Oustoms sa- thorities at Dougtas because ...

... concerned. The nearest point of Cuba and the Isle >f Pines are sixty miles apart. But the exquisite!} blue waters of the Caribbean Sea wetween the two shores are dotted with thousands the islets called Keys,’ large numbers which are clothed with vegetation ...

... HOARD Mr. William H. Small, of Liverpool, owner and master of the ketch Catherine, which has been fitted for a voyage to th© Caribbean Sea search of treasure buried by pirates, and which is under detention by the Customs authorities at Douglas because lack ...

... the ketch Catharine, which unfortunately I. detained at Dougna owing to some informality in her papers, is booed for the Caribbean Sea—one time infested by huocanvers— in search of the lang-hiddies hoard of the Prennh pirate latnibis There is also talk ...