... CARIBBEAN CRISIS. UNITED STATES ADMIRAL FORESEES WAR WITH GERMANY. America's fear that the German Kaiser is ambitious to test the strength of the Monroe Doctrine finds a vociferous advocate in the papers in the person of Rear-Admiral Henry C. Taylor ...

... dominions beyond ilia seas has bean lutie thought or Miked about in recent years British Honduras, little territory facing the Caribbean ties, with a eltm strip malarial sand. mud. and lagoon, ...

... THE PARA. OFFICIAL INQUIRY. The official inquiry into the eireinnetnneen with the erplosion on the Pere, et London, in the Caribbean on the illet &T. last, is fixed for IlLm. on the 6th pron., at the Town Raft. Wootosioster. ...

... WEST INDIES FISHING. Tho fishermen the Caribbean Islands have hard time making a living. Tho water that wond«rful tropical sea is deep and beautifully blue, but there are some reefs of coral around islands, and northern and north-eastern portions there ...

... Leeward Islands. It will be a decidedly new experience for Sir Gerald to find himself administering these quiet islands in the Caribbean, after the stormy years he has spent in Malta, and the change will no doubt be agreeable to him. Malta is his home, however ...

... The object of this change is to ensure fleets consisting of homogeneous units. The will be introduced after the in the Caribbean Bea, when the ships will probably proceed to their new stations. Elsewhere will be found an offer addressed to steamship ...

... Riot' for 1901 been issued by the Foreign Ofice. It is gathered that two more Amerie - tn steamship lines —tit-. New York Caribbean and the United Stennwhip Company—bavo arranged to form monneetions with Porto Riff), end the lines already existing have ...

... up by the Italian commander, whose decision was regarded violating the blockade decrees. The agents of the Atlantic and Caribbean Steam Navigation Company, the owners of the Caracas, and all foreign merchants here protested Commander Diehl, and the United ...

... . The Novoe Vremya' pictures the United States a state of supprpssed wrath over the appearance of European Fleets the Caribbean Sea—a state of things which unavoidable as long as the United States Navy is not strong enough to enforce the Monroe doctrine ...

... classification, by name, of the beauties and health-giving properties of Jamaica, for that land of bright sunshine in the Caribbean Sea provides the most marvellous and beautiful scenery, and every shade of climate, that man can desire. In lieu of the pretty ...

... the United States trade the Pacific with Asia and the Philippines, and on the Atlantic with the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Se3. Moreover, the trade with South America is to placed upon a secure basis, whilst respectable representation given to ...

... These are divided into three groups called the Bahamas, Greater Antilles, and the Caribbeea The whole of the islands of the Caribbean Sea are historically known as the Antilles. The Windward Islands were so called because they lay in the belt of the north-east ...