... St. James's Gazette. FRIENDLY ANGLO-AMERICAN WARFARE. Various opinions the suggested combined naval manoeuvres the Caribbean Sea by British- and American squadrons have been xpressed by officers of both nations, interviewed by the “New York Herald.” Admiral ...

... The great eruptions in Martinique and St. Vincent . LAST DAYS OF ST. 1'IER1112: Another Pompeii; The FIERY TRdtiFUY of the Caribbean Sea; THE FIRE BELT AROUND THE GLOBE; and the great Volcanic and Seismic disturbances throughout the world during 1902 ...

... S: The great eruptions In Martinique and St. Vincent. LAST DAYS OF ST. PIERRE Another Pompeii; The FIERY TRAGEDY of the Caribbean Sew ; THE FIRE BELT AROUND THE GLOBE; and the great Volcanic and Seismic disturbances throughout the world during 1902 ...

... mime damper me • Mem Mee by be paid ems sod awl welded Wk.( mid Foxhole holiest .. r.. 1 -I. Is Uri wad., wry .41t Mood by Caribbean Nod. ...

... to the article which we reproduce in this issue from the Jamaica Gleaner, in which the effect of the U.S. activity in the Caribbean on the strategical value of Jamaica and St. Lucia is discussed. The writer concludes that a change in the relative importance ...

... administration was in the requisite position to maintain peace and good order. The normal standard of these civic blessings in a Caribbean Republic is sufficiently lax to enable its qualifications on that score to pass muster pretty easily, no doubt, and the Quai ...

... can reasonably be expected to set ve in the future is that of a canvenient poidt (rapped for ve , sels operating in the Caribbean. It eaTolot form nu essential base. or a centiolling factor, in actual warfare The for change in the naval and mintary fortunes ...

... together, and an even closer actual co-operation is desirable. An opportunity for such co-operation presented by the presence Caribbean waters during the month of January the North Atlantic, West Indian, and cruiser squadrons. A fairly equivalent American naval ...

... from BnrvitH. Colombia is planning to Invite Germany become the protector the country in ex- for extensive land the ami the Caribbean Sea. The Consul mays that a commission will shortly leave for Berlin with full powers aecotlate treaty with Germany which ...

... AND EARTHQUAKES: The great eruptions In and St. Vincent• LAST DAYS OF ST. PIERRE Another Pompeii; The FIERY TRAGEDY of the Caribbean Sea; THE FIRE FELT AROUND THE GLOIA end the greet Volcanic and Seismic disturbances throughout the world during 19112 initiated ...

... perhaps no reason to lament the curious turn which has been given to British interests by the advent of the Americans in the Caribbean. But we have to reconcile ourselves to a 1, a. of presti 4 e, though this may not cease with the weakening of our own island ...

... Spain threw Cuba under the protection of the United Slatea: it bronchi Porto within the fold of the flag of the Union. The Caribbean Sea. lyinc at the door of the American people, was a pool which they could not permit he muddied without cansiuß them Injury ...