... Disiory, Chicago, working under the leadership et Dr. J. A. Maeon. ruins are in the Province uf Magdalena, 40 miles trim the Caribbean coast IttiA =Les south oi into Marta, a region now uninhabited and alinoat unknown to science. It is evident, the nu scum ...

... concerning a story supported by supposed docts. mentary evidence to the effect that in one of the remote islands in the Caribbean Sea there lie buried jewels and gold of fabulous worth. One estimate places the value at a million a quarter. The reputed ...

... Leeward Wends, which were the of the earthquake, Weed north sad west from the island of Meetiniqos u as the edge of the Caribbean flea, to Porto Rico. Mosteserat is or of the ' healthful sad planseat of the Wee lairds, said his • population el 8700. It ...

... enemies that the nierehants had, and the Bay Colonies in the North were combining with the Barbados in a movement to clear the Caribbean of these pests. Therefore when it was known that we had got the better of one of the fiercest of these waters, it can be ...

... to do so because of his suspicions that somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy that had been driven out to the Caribbean Sea in order to escape from Admiral Blake. Did he begin to have his suspicion of Captain ?levers ? Colonel looked knowingly ...

... experienced in South Africa. Caracaa, the capital of Venezuela, which has population of 70.010, is known as the gem city o be Caribbean from the beauty of its surround ego. The climate is good. A man has only t ale reasonably good care of himself, and be cai ...

... of Bermuda, it has been massed by winds and ocean currents converging to its present position Li a great swirl from the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. After its discovery by Columbus, it was for centuries an 4',ject ric dread to seamen, whose ...

... in long. 8o 1 W., lat. 19 N., Dec. 31, Oh. lBm. 365., in the bay of Honduras, passed about 1 south of Jamaica, over tho Caribbean soa to the island of Trinidad, from which place it will sweep across the Atlantic ocean and fall upon Africa in long. Ip ...

... bread and raisins, with • dash of rum and a thickening of barley. It is said to be a huge favourite among the neroes of the Caribbean Islands. . . . Our colonel told us that he bad practised liking it during his residence at Sallee, where, he said, it had ...

... set his heart on nothing save the getting together of a fleet of which he would be admiral, to command the whole of the Caribbean, and so to make • levy upon all ships bound for the Spanish Main, from the Brazils to Panama; and he thought that a fast ...

... not that thought trouble you. Take my word for it, air, will have time enough on your hands to make a voyage out to the Caribbean for the purpose of running Colonel Stapleton through the vitals, when we have driven Cromwell out of Ireland and joined on ...

... tourist steamer lladiana have received advice!' that the vessel, which left New York on Saturday on a special cruise to the Caribbean Islands, has gone ashore off Bermuda, and become a total wreck. Tbe vessel had about 100 passengers on board. A message from ...