INDEX 



419 



"Hayti; or, The Black Republic" (8t 



John), cited, 388, 899 

 Hazard, Samuel, OH the Cuban character, 



io-.': on tin- oity of Cardenas, 133; on the 

 Ban l krailngoans, .'.'. | 

 Heam, Lafcadio, on the appearand "I 

 Nevis, l 1; on tin- appearance of St. 

 km-, 880; <m the Martinique Jardln ties 

 Plantes, 36] 868; on the people ol Mar- 

 tini<|iie, 364, | hi- "Two Yean in 



the French West Indies," cited, 338 



Hector River, 191, 193, 190 



Helix pict I 



Hematite, in ( uba, B9 



Hemp, in Jamaica. 314 



Henri, Kin^r ol Haiti, 275 



Heredia, 101 



Hermanos, Marques dos, 114 



Hermanos, Marquis d', on the character of 



Toussainl i.'i (overture, 394 



Herrera, Antonio, 198 



Heureaux, General Ulysses, President of 

 San Domingo, 956 



Hicks River, 198 



Hides: in Barbuda, 322 : Cuba, 131; PortO 

 Rico, L61 ; Banto I tomlngo, 



Highways : in Cuba, s'j; Jamaica, 'JO 



Himalayas, 31 



Hispaniola, 236 



Hoe, Rio. 198 



Hole in the Wall, Great Abaco, 299 



Holguin, 88, 98, 107. 136, 127 



Holland, maiiiitacturc of curacao in, 372; 



pirates of. 64; possession of; Cnraoao, 



; Bt Martin, 830, 103; trade with : 

 Haiti, 378; Trinidad, 867; Vfesl Indian 

 possesslous, 36, 36, 328-330, 366, 371, 372 

 Honduras, 4, 8, 13, 186, 228; deportation of 

 Cariba to, 863 



Honduras, Gulf ot, 

 Honduras Sea, 24 



Honey; in Cuba. 91, 127; Porto Rico, 163; 

 - nto Domingo, 366, 269 



Hoodooism, in the United States, 394-399. 



Bee also vauboux; Vaudouxibk; Voo- 



1" Jlll-M 



Hope Gardens, Jamaica, 214 



Hope River, 188 



Horses: in Anguilla, 819; Barbuda, 391 ; 



Cuba. 81, in. 187; Grand Cayman, 384; 



Jamaica, 316; Porto Rico, 161 ; Santo Do- 



mingo, 960; Tobago, :i7i 

 Horseshoe Reef, 1">, 316 

 Hospitality, in Porto Rico, 167 

 Hospital of Santa Rosa, San Juan, 176 

 Hotel Inglaterra, San Juan, 17"> 

 Houlcmont. the, 



Howeii, j. c, deep Bea explorations by, n 



Humacao. eit> , 166, 1*1 

 Humacao, department, 166, 165 



Humacao, Rio, 1 18 



Human sacrifices, in Jamaica, 229. See 



also Cannibalism 



Humboldt, Baron F. H. A. von, on t lit- 



scenery of Cuba. 13; climatic records In 

 Cuba, 63; on t be Bora of < 'uba, :.;s 



Humidity, 18 



Humming-bird, the, 66 



Hurricanes, 13, 63, 806] in Antitrua. 



Cuba. 13, ' ; Guadeloupe, 341 ; Marti 



olqui fontserrat, Porto Rloo, 



163; 8 1. Thomas, 812, 813 ; In 1786,13; 1819, 



I; 1887, 813; I 1867, 818; l- N . 



Hyde, John, stati-tic- of Cuban trade b\ , 



Hygiene, rales Of, 60, 81 



Hypnotism, oounectlon with wlteheraft, 



Ice, in Jamaica, 215 



Icotea de Limon, 249 



Iguana: In Cuba, 66; Santo Domingo, 250 



lie de la Tortue, 389, MO, 376 



tie du Rhone, :if,:i 



Illegitimacy, in Jamaica, 228 



India, coolies m Trinidad from, 369 



Indian corn, 68 



Indians: in Porto Kieo, 166; Santo Do- 



mlngo, 388; murder of Columbus's men 



by, 369 

 Indigo, in Haiti, 272, 289 

 Injuriado, 79. 



Inquisition, in Santo Domingo, 253 

 Insanity, in ( uba, 113 

 Insects, in Jamaica. 199 

 Institute of Jamaica, .'Of, 

 Intendencia, the, San Juan, 17.'. 

 Intermittent fever : in ( uba, 57 ; Porto Rico, 



153 

 Intestinal diseases, 58 

 Intransigents, 99 

 Ipswich River, 198 



Ireland, emigration to Jamaica, 20.!, 204 



Irish dialect among Bahama negroes, 301 

 Irish negroes, 890 



Iron: in the Antilles, 32; Cuba, 81, 82, 131, 

 141,880; Porto Rloo, 161, 163; Santo Do- 



mingO, 245, 258, 272, 380 



ironwood, in Martinique, 34c, 347 



Isabella, Santo Domingo, 24">, 252 



Isabel Segunda, 183 



Islas de Pasaje, 183 



Isle of Pines, 24, 36, 38, 44, 53, 56,117,124, 136, 

 143, 144, 183; cable communication with 

 Havana, 90; oranges, 81; people, 102 ; 

 Spanish penal institution, 69 



Isthmus of Panama, 35, 381; communica- 

 tions with New York, 40". 



Italy, negro soldiers in, 340; United States' 



trade with, 93 



Jacaguas, Rio, 148 



Jacmel, 245, 273-275, 281, 282 



Jagua, Bay of, 123 



Jamaica, 4, 7, 9, 11-13, 16, 21,24-26, 35, 55, 129, 

 150, 185-236, 988, 240. 349, 366, 398, 404; abo- 

 lition of Slave-trade, 304 ; administration, 

 36, 37"> ; administrative connection with 

 Turks and Calcos islands. 303.304; agri- 

 culture, 204. 208-215. 228; the alphabet in, 

 232, 233; apprenticed labor in, 370; area, 

 18,146, 147, 186. 308, 936; attached islands, 

 388-286; British rule. 301 MS, 211217; 

 cable communications, 90, 976; caverns, 

 196, 197; cities and villages, 319-338; cli- 

 mate, 300,301, 319, 286; coast line and har- 

 bor-, 186, 188. 190, 198, 194, 197, 900, 

 223. 224, 234, 235; communication with: 

 Cuba, 87; New York, 40.", 406 ; Cubans 

 in. 109 ; death-rate. 301, 389 : dialect, 

 232. 2:13. 986; diseases, 900, 901; disturb- 

 ances in. 306; earthquakes, 221; econ- 

 omy. 311; education. 906, 307, 314; eman- 

 cipation, 204, 205; emigration to Haiti, 

 396; English possession of, 0; expulsion 

 of vciiou fever from, 69; fauna, 199,300, 

 906; liiiances. 207. 908; Dora, 188, 1-'. 196, 

 197 199, 906; iruit. 1-". 198, 910, 211. 214; 



geographical situation and features, 8, 4, 

 el seq.; geological features, 189-194; 

 bealthfulness, 67 ; bospltalitj . 202 ; hotels 

 and Inns, 336; Judiciary, 306; labor, 149; 

 markets, 931, 232 ; maroon-. 104 : military 

 station, 369 : mineral springs, 226 ; miscege- 

 nation, 236; moralit- i; mountains, 



27-31, 188 194, 1 : name. 



; people, ,314, M6, 919, 



1; political dtvisloi popu 



