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... MUST BE OBSERVED WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.—World-wide significance attaches to the visit of Mr. Knox, Secretary of State to the Caribbean countries, it being regarded as notice that the doctrine of America for Americans must be observed. Central American diplomatists ...
... State, speaking at a banquet of ihe Pan-Americanism Society' to-night, said the main motive of his recent mission to the Caribbean was to make the approaching opening the Panama Canal the text of message of fraternal greeting to all the peoples in its ...
... Aunj. The Lady St. Germans arrived Genoa on the 17tb April. Aden, April 16.—Stanley, from Rangoon, arrived fco- April 15.—Caribbean, from arrived to-day. 16.— Burnley, from London, vtned to- d April frmn Clyde ; Kaveri from Clvde ; and Govmo, from Antwerp ...
... mb; P.9.W., ilroof. aaa nndarate. Passed Kast-Sp«y, of Jaraay; ataamara Math!ln and Carron Paik, of k'oralo, of Maryport; Caribbean Chamois, from Jamaica for l-ondoo. railed West—SUaintrs Itenamatn, of Aberdeen; alary of Neweartle; Lonsdale, c. - Mai boat ...
... steamers Parra- ] i matta. with the homeward Australian mails, and Nepaul | left hero to-day. j I Jamaica, January 14.—The Caribbean Line steamer! i Grimsel, from London, arrived here to-day Lisbon, January 16.—The Pacific Company’s steamer | Britannia, ...
... various islands, and w-ere unanimous in the view taken of the disastrous effect of such withdrawal upon the interests of the Caribbean Colonies. The of Trinidad, in a covering letter accompanying the resolution passed the Legislature the Colony, remarked: ...
... ticket* for the Congree* fie. od. w« made Mr Mo.T.«* theeffjct I x law.-Other matter* were *eU.ed. and the meet closed. _ THE CARIBBEAN SEA BOTTOM. -Some (»cU rnipwrtiiig tb« depth tfc« wt. u„ ..Hh. Crtbl~. S.. ™mllf t>r..u«hl to light donogthe cruU« »e th« ...
... tisrque Arose, of from Iquiqu* for la'moulh steainrra Clement Ll'erpvil Roysl •>* tasequiio. from the West Indies lor Havre. Caribbean Liner Csrili, from Jaiu-ly* for Loudon Weel—- Miry Ann. Fo»ev atesmers Heo»T Brand, of Vouihaßipton York, Hull; Ca-00. Biineu ...
... in the street. Mr. Bean is profoundly disturbed by his knowledge of ‘ the inadequate defences of our naval bases in fbo Caribbean Sea,’ and he wants the Government to build somewhere in the West Indies Port Royal for preference—a. modern dock capable ...
... wh.tti fight are baitlerhip*, 20 armoured cruisers, sad if unarmoured ..lisp,-. three ships 20 are within immediate call Caribbean water*. The Brooklyn Esgte say*:— In standing up for the undim.nished rigfiteoosaes* and relevancy of the Monroe doctrine ...
... froca Kailiadoe*. two for London; SUmhanoti*. North Shield*; Royal Mail ■reamer Par*, from the West Indie* (or Plymouth; Caribbean Liner Oarlb. from Jamaica lor Etrter; Wilaon Sfarcogo. from New York for IIuU; prosurood of I/»dOii; Countess o» Gabliß. ...
... thus there will be large iitilftber to be dealt with by so small a place. St.. Croix, or Santa Cruz, is an island of the Caribbean group in the West Indies, belonging to Denmark, along with St. Thomas and St. John. These last are islets rather than islands ...