... INDIAN SNAKES. Writing in the West India Committee Clrular, Mr. F. Stems Fadelle says: In the m--J sular chain across the Caribbean Sea, known as the Lesser Antilles, nature's tropical exuberance j has not included in their fauna any venomous 'a reptiles ...

... Incoming vessels from the South to New York all report a great storm in the Gulf of Mexico and the severest weather in the Caribbean Sea, but the most extraordinary experience is reported by the passenger and cargo steamer Altai, which arrived here to-day ...

... be of the greatest value. The completion of the Panama Canal, the development of trade the Gulf of Mexico and the whole Caribbean region, and the probab'e increase of the naval establishment meet our national responsibilities in that area will probably ...

... Canal, suys the Secretary to Nary, tho Caribbean Sea will become the scene of great commercial activity, and our responsibility to the police and maintenance of the canal, and our in* torert in th« whole Caribbean region, urgently call for adequate naval ...

... America, Central the Weir. India Islands. the Bahama Islands. the Bermuda Islands or the of .titouth America bordering on the Caribbean or Newfoundland, and a duty of viz ger ton, not to exceed thirty per ton per annum, is hereby imposed at, each on all which ...

... indicated in John Bar. greswe's Gold (Blackie An exciting I tale of treasure trove on the adventurous • mosquito coast of the Caribbean • ascribing with fine realism and power, the =foe the hidden treasure in the tradi• Spanish galleon which two rival 'parties ...

... S. Brereton has provided stirring tale of treasure hunting in John Bargreave's Gold (55.), descriptive of life in the Caribbean Seas. Through the Heart of Thibet (65.), by Alexander Macdonald, tells of a secret expedition to Thibet, and teaches, indirectly ...

... all those old adventurers sailed and fought?” “The Spanish Main i© not the sea,” I explained, ” but the land. This is the Caribbean Sea, which, I think, pretty romantic enough in sound.” “Romantic!” she echoed, and her face changed, swiftly clouding. “Oh ...

... West Indies, and the concessions to made England as regards Trinidad will equally apply to the Dutch possessions in the Caribbean Sea; and she will pay Holland the sum of 20,000 bolivars (francs) damages for the merchant ships j stopped or captured in ...

... pearls, diamonds, rubies, and sapphires in rings, necklaces, and brooches, all piled in a heap, the spoil of those dead Caribbean pirates, torn from dead victims two hundred pars ago. Ariadne drew a deep breath. “fill!” she said, and looked me. I l*«t ...

... was a businesslike document, setting forth how it had been drawn up such a date, and was plan of Santo Island, where the Caribbean pirates buried their treasure way back. And there was the signature two or three people who had successively come into possession ...