... of Nicaragua, will tend still further to deepen Central American suspicion that the United States aims to bring all the Caribbean Republics under its control. ...

... would thus bo counteracted, not only for the British but also for toe other islands, by new centre of attraction in vigorous Caribbean Confederation under the British flog, inspired with the sense of future fall possibilities. Farther, federation would facilitate ...

... was the view of his Government might be thought that before removing the outward and visible signs of British power the Caribbean they would have seen that the modern conditions which they laid such stress are present. This is far indeed from being the ...

... journey from three months to three weeks. glance at the map would show how powerfully tho United States already controlled tho Caribbean, tho one inconsistency in the scheme for complete control being the island of Jamaica. Our short path our possessions in ...

... message by cable instead of %^t» £«nm.y hs. eontmeted with Sifoor Marconi for installation oovarins the Oalf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, the work to completed in three months. Signor Marconi is endeavouring to ascertain the wiaimum power required to propel ...

... causes forty-three out of forty-live Navel Reservists board his Majesty's ship Brilliant are unwilling to make cruise to the Caribbean Sea and are being paid to-day. The incident is greatly regretted. It mil. is generally feared, prejudice the Admiralty against ...

... efficiency. The Norot Vrtmya niaturac tk* Unilad Rtatas in atata sappnaasd wrath orer tbs appaanno* of Europain Fiaato in Ik* Caribbean Saa—aetata of thinga which ia unatoidabU bing a* the United States Nary ia not rung anongh to enforce the Monroe doctrine ...

... in an interview which is published in New York Herald. The admiral has just returned from the West Indies, where, in the Caribbean naval manoeuvres, had under his command tbs largeor American Fleet that has over been gathered together in time peace. declares ...

... from the top. The proceedings on the New Orleans Exchange were also of an excited character.— Reuter. UNITED STATES AND CARIBBEAN REPUBLICS. NEW YORK, Dec. 10. A telegram from Mexico City states that at a meeting yesterday evening, which was attended ...

... boarded and formally took poeseeaion of the vessel in the name of S«r revolutionary party. The rumour that went the round the Caribbean at this time waa that the El Crtupo had been scuttled ; but Martinique I came in describing the action and signed by Matoe ...

... foreign lines alone could bring about a proper American Merchant Marine. With regard to the smaller countries around the Caribbean Sea, he laid down three principles as describing the attitude the United States towards them. The first principle was : do ...

... fishery petrol, duty or cruisers sent specially OttDt Britain to enable the merrists obtain sis months' sea drill winter the Caribbean Sea or in British wafers. The decision (isea fleet satisfaction in the colony, where the Nasal ia highly popular. CANADIAN ...