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... Chicago, working under the leadership of Dr. J. A. Mason. The ruins are in the Province of Magdalena, 40 miles trom the Caribbean coast and 20 miles south 01 Santa Marta, a region now uninhabited and almost unknown to science. It is evident, the museum ...
... foundered in a Marken* whilst a voyage from Port Arthur to Buenos Ares. The Admiral Clark encountered a hurricane ii the Caribbean Sea, and the water flooded th. engine-room. The steamer sank when 112 rmles south-east of Cape San Antonio, Cuba, v Fon most ...
... believed to be laden with gold. News has now been received in New York that the adventurers were caught in a hurricane in the Caribbean Sea and were wrecked. They were, however, ri.cued by a passing steamer. ...
... perpetual darkness. The spotted corals are plainly visible near Mindora in the Indian Ocean at 15011. under water. rite Caribbean Sea, which is of crystal clearness, shews objects at the bottom at a very great depth. ...
... the homing pigeon. In the fah and winter tuonthe are to be found distributed generally over the trot:oval waters of the Caribbean Sea. On fir.r day of May. almost to the day. about 25.900 to of them inigeate to Bird Key. end remain there for the nesting ...
... WONDERFUL ANCIENT RACE. - - - - A correertondent of the New York Times gives an Interesting account of Santa Marta, on the Caribbean Sea. In the course of his remarks he says: There are no sanitary regul4ions in the town, no one knows how many smallpox patients ...
... several days, and it finally disappeared, since which time it has not been heard from. As there were severe storms in the Caribbean about this time, it is believed by many that General Castro may have been los& by the foundering of the schooner at sea. ...
... making a search in the neighbouring waters, but it was not until the following Friday that the officer was piked up in the Caribbean Sea, about thirty miles from Carlton. Grenada. He in a most eXIIMI,:ed condition. having had nothing to eat or drink for ...
... relinquish the attempt to take off the tank steamer's crew, but he stood by all night, and was joined by the Royal Mail steamer Caribbean and the revenue !utters Seneca. Gresham, and Onondaga. When morning broke further attempts were made to reach the distressed ...
... is given credit for producing more than half the value of the world's supply. Other sponge fisheries are located in the Caribbean Sea and the Mexican Gulf. The earliest method of gathering them by They were detached by the toes and kicked within reach ...
... between New York and the Bermudas since Monday night, it would appear that an exceedingly wide area—embracing the Wands in the Caribbean Sea, and extending to the North or Mid-Atlantio—has been seriously affected. From the Wand of At. Thomas (the only piece ...
... immediately , to the north of the island of Porto Rico, where 27,308 ft. has been measured, and another of 23,248 ft. In the Caribbean Bee, also, of the western extremity of Jamaica, the gone down 20,240fi. to reach si ...