from the Grande Soufrière, [29] Mr. De La Roncière and I were planning to spend at least two ights on the summit of the Grande Soufrière, hence we se- cured hammocks and supplies from Auxeline and set out by carriage late in the afternoon for Saint Claude where we wer to spend the night on our f[or] way to the mountain. Saint Claude is healthfully situated about 1500 feet above the sea and is the home of many men do- ing business in hot Basse Terre. Contiguous to it is the former military establish- ment of Camp Jacob, in which are the governor's residence and an excellent.