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... Government craft to endeavor to discover her whereabouts, while the revenue cutter Algonquin is already search- ing the Caribbean Sea for news of her. The United Wireless Company issued a general alarm yesterday, and to-day scores of messages have been ...
... enjcyable method of spending the winter months than in voyaging. first of all, in one of the palatial Royal Mail liners,to the Caribbean Sea,and then passing from island to island in the company's specially equipped cruising yacht. The Royal Mail Company has ...
... gyrate, and a erew of 40 persons on board, and o is feared that she has been lost in the hurricane which raged over the Caribbean noon alter the Nourrnabal left Port Antonio, Jamaica, for •an Juan, Porto Rico on Nov. 8. The - hue and ory sent out by ...
... out of the water, and often blown hoard vessels. In some cases men have thus been knocked down by them. The natives of the Caribbean Sea osteem the flying gurnard highly a food fish. When a shoal is surrounded by big net they dash out of the water in hundreds ...
... on Board a Steamer. Now York, f.riday. Inconting eesels front the a great in the Gulf of Peluso. and the severest to the Caribbean but the 1,13011 t is reported by the sad cargo einem Altai, arrived bore to-day IMO Cartagena, Ontoenbei. . Her crew cod ...
... Friday.—lncoming vessels from the South 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 ...
... CLAWED. Vessels arriving New York from the South all report great storm in the Gulf Mexico, and the severest weather in the Caribbean Sea, but the most extraordinary experience is reported by the pasaenger and cargo steamer Altai, which arrived there yesterday ...
... nt.) New York, Incoming vessels from the South all repo,'. great htorni the Gulf of Mexico and serverest weather in the Caribbean Sea. but tho most extraordinary experience is reported the passengers and cargo steamer Altai, w in; here to-day from ariager ...
... b STANLEY L WOOD. Large cross Soo, cloth says, titivate edges, So. JOHN BARGREAVE'S GOLD: • A Tele of Adventure in the Caribbean. Illustrated by CHAALLS It. SHELDON. Crown Ivo, cloth extra, olivine wive. ss. Reviewing A Nom of s Tim Franco-Prussian ...
... to arrange for a systematic search of Wert India& waters, which will be participated is by all yachts now cruising in the Caribbean Sea. Wirdes massages have been sent to all yachts as well as to yacht slab beadquartens mad all porta in the Nest Indies ...
... Coast Government oraft to endeavour to discover her whereabouts. while the revenue cutter Algonquin is already searching the Caribbean Sea for news of her. In addition the New York Yacht Club has eight vessels cruising in West Indian The Nourtnabal is a 'tee; ...
... period without any perceptible rise or fail during those times. Theo there asp the Kinatorial current that ROWs into the , Caribbean Sea, the ever-flowing current to the eastward around tape Horn, the cold stream Rowing fro the icy regions of the north past ...