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... highhanded action in seizing the French Cable Company's property and cancelling the concession, two French warships now in the Caribbean :tea have been ordered to Venezuela, where they will act according to the instruota MS of the French Minister at Caracas ...
... doe Carribbeam Press Assireiation War SPerial.) Tuesday. It is evident that the Germans have. found a naval base In the Caribbean Sea (south of the West Indies). The. Dutch pre - sessions, as well as the Danish Islands in the West Indies, might offer ...
... . Nam Yoac. Jan. 23rd Oro= the Matte,' coevespondentl.—The rising tide of American indignation against Germany. in the Caribbean- Sea reaches this morning its highest point thus far. though it. is not 'yet at high-tratet mark. It overflows into the Press ...
... by establishing a ring of meteorological stations in the West Indies, from which storm warnings covering the whole of the Caribbean Sea will be issued daily when the canal is open for traffic. Altogether some twenty stations will be set up among the islands ...
... existence of proofs that Germany has been ingeniously active in trying to' foment trouble for the United States in the. Caribbean countries, especially Mexico. It is Llnsidered quite possible that Wednesday's clash may have been due to German influences ...
... humiliation As regards practice, there is the authority of Admiral Evans for the statement that the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Set furnish all the practice ground that any fleet ran wish for. The New York World, America's leading newspaper, takes ...
... of the West Indian Colonies. its southern limit. The distance between the two is well over 2.060 miles. The area of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico taken together is not much. ii any, less than the area of the Mediterranean: it forms only a small ...
... one may tern, stilyed.but a sh effloreseenee. For example ;--fr• Jamaica; the' e at burger. some II d us ky queen of the Caribbean Seas. the iding alone the beal erten of tragedy, is smitten agai by the wilful. Tribulation. heavy hand. of Fate, who, re ...
... the mornin' I'mfessor S. Killerrnann. the German scientist and explorer, affirms that the natives iiv- In the coast of the Caribbean Sea are mostly cannibals. Although fish. birds, and various other animals aboond in these regions, he says there appears ...
... Royal sank never to riFe .Igain. . It was then ths home and reitrlPlVOtla of Inc wild and bloodthirsty bueetruee.:•o of the Caribbean Seas, ,to brought to Port Royal thtot stored th, - .r iligntten vvsrlth, only to spend it, to the wilelcit iirg,e.; pos.s ...