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... circumstances is not wonderful that the Colonists feel alarmed. They see the Stars and Stripes floating from dozen points in the Caribbean. They themselves, until the Brussels Convention was signed, were beggars on American bounty. British trade is being slowly ...
... understand and whose methods so difficult for them to comprehend. When Spain held Cuba the Caribbean was Spanish sea ; since the Spanish Flag has come down the Caribbean has become American lake ; and nothing could more concisely express the difference between ...
... PROJECTED ANNEXATION OF PANAMA. THE ETHICS OF EXPANSION. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) WASHINGTON, D«o. ». Another of the Caribbean Sea Republics la marked to come under the domination the United States. The will shortly ...
... the Venezuelan coast. Orders to this effect have been prepared at the French Ministry of Marine for transmission to the Caribbean Squadron. ...
... that the Holland and the Utrecht, both armoured cruis.ors of the same type as the Gelderland, which is now in the Caribbean Sea, received orders to-day to prepare for foreign service.—Reuter. ...
... that volcanic disturbances may result in the collapse and total disappearance of some of these beautiful islands io tbe Caribbean Sea. ...
... says Reuter, annexed Aves Island, and has hoisted British flag there. Aves Island is small barren islet in the cost of tho Caribbean Sea, 140 miles west of Dominica. ...
... cruiser Tribune annexed Arcs Island, and lias hoisted the British hag there. Avca Island is a small barren in the east the Caribbean Sea. 140 tedcs west of Do-niturn ...
... DUTCH WARSHIP YOCCARIBBELN WATERS The Hague. Tuesday. The Thatch battleship daaeb Heereakerk rill leave to-day for Caribbean waters. whither •he cruiser Prieslaud. which Is due to arriie from Nor. way Codas, will also mosn probably be scat.— , Pouter ...
... MABBLX MONBTROSITT. This monstrosity coroes from that wonderland of the Caribbean Sea, Puerto Rico. It is considcred a very rare specimen Indian sculp- turo, and is all done in marble. It is sort of a cross between the masterpieces the stone age, when ...
... strictness perhaps they are outside the scope of the subject, but they are Caribbean States, they labour under the disadvantages of isolation, and their comprehension within Caribbean Confederation would natural and useful, and would round off and complete ...
... camiaar Tribna• has aaaazed Nand. sad has hoisted th• British thins. Island is a small barren islet ill the East of the Caribbean Sea, 140 West of Dominios.—Reuter. ...