... extend its naval and military operations in these waters. For some time American squadron hal been kept in the waters of the Caribbean with headquarters at Culebra. is not surprising, therefore, that the British Government should take advantage of the natural ...

... Jamaicans, three years old and under. Entrance £l, Sweepstake El. Weights to be declared after the Merchants' Stakes. 6—THE CARIBBEAN STAKES. 4.30 p.m. Distance 1 mile. A Handicap—Value £3O to the winner, £lO to the second, and £5 to the third. Open to all ...

... Mr. Livingstone sees a significant coincidence with the growth of the power of the United States in the vicinity of the Caribbean. He sees the United States established strategically at ' Bahia Honda. Guantanemo, Culebra, San Juan and Mayaguez, thus ...

... : It is really time that the American Senate made up its mind as to its political action towards the new colonies in the Caribbean. Every message we receive gives indications of some new cause for vacillation, and the Republican party have at last succeeded ...

... Meeefield In a now book, On the Spanish Main, which retells the stirring story of these piratical expeditiosi lie as Caribbean Sea. Hours. Methun a Co. tits publishers, hive placed in the hand of nodes a book, the perusal of which is sure te enjoyment ...

... involved in the diacontinuance of the Mail contract. We anticipate that a few month,' hence the inhanitante of the Britiali Caribbean, from Demerara to Jamaica, will be more keenly alive to the disadvantages of the new arrangement—or lack of arrangement —for ...

... it was to be private. Up to the present, therefore, no I official reason has been given for the military changes in the Caribbean and no light is to be , I found in history and actual conditions. It is left for the new Colonial Secretary to make the policy ...

... arriving or departing. The West Indian Naval squadrons have their headquarters here, and the mails for all points in the Caribbean are brought here to be sorted and distributed. It is probably the most cosmopolitan port in the seven seae. ...

... of the Voice of St. Lucia of December 21st—a little four-page paper published in the far-off island of that name in the Caribbean Sea. The patriotic feeling which knits all parts of the empire together in face of the struggle in South Africa has reached ...

... we need make no apology for its occupying so much space in the Circular. As the writer pointed out daring his tour in the Caribbean in 1899-1900 the organizttion is ready and it rests with the West Indies to make greater use of it. We are ready and willing ...

... British Empire. It is a belated acknowledgment of a pressing need. For as it is in East and West Africa, so it is in the Caribbean, transport has never been squarely faced as an Impsrial problem. Hence neither our commercial tactics nor our commercial ...

... Cerise a winner by a neck. The race was most Interesting. Good riding was responsible for the result. Time lm. 41 secs. 6—THE CARIBBEAN STAKES. 4.30 p.m. Distance 1 mile. A Handicap—Value £3O to the winner. £lO to the second, and £5 to the third. Open to all ...