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... t THE CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN. The most important general r Aide in this journal for February is The Russian Absorption cf Asia, which is reproduced from the World's Wcrk. Mr. Chas. W. Barnaby is the author, and he shows up she underhand I methods ...
... REVIEW. • - THE CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN. In the current number of this journal a note of warning is sounded with referenes to the \Vest Indian labour which is hurrying from these islands to Panama. As a matter of fact no labour i wanted just yet on the Isthmus ...
... THE MIR REVIEW. THURS CARIBBEAN WATCHMAN:' journal finis in the present condition of affairs in the Far East a fultilment of Biblical prophecy, and the issue for June is a special war number, devoted chiefly to explaining the prophecy of Holy Writ and ...
... A CARIBBEAN SEA ROMANCE. Story About Seizure of Bird Island. ENQUIRIES SY AMERICAS.-FLUTTICR CREATED BY R.RPORT WITROUT FOUNDATIO'N..MONROZ DOOTRINS AAI ...
... The old rumour about the confederatiou of the British Caribbean colonies has been revived by The New York Tribune, and formed the subject of discussion in London as well as in some of the West Indian 'steeds, including Jamaica. The rumour is to the ...
... ee — tae | * ~~ oe SS Nes ee | ct, but they are Caribbean States, | course. under the disadvantages of isolation, | missions in comprehension within a Caribbean | places, spok m would be natural and useful, and | communicat off and complete a new stage ...
... ISLE OF THE BUCCANEER. BRITISH FLAG HOISTED ON AVES ISLAND IN THE CARIBBEAN. Nrw Yorxk, Sunday. A telegram from St. V.ncent etates that a party of men from H.M. cruiser Tribune, under the command of Lieut. Threlfe}l, hauled guns through the serf to Aves ...
... European squadron. will start for the Caribbean early in December. He will be joined off Culebra. about December 15th, by Rear Admiral Cbadwich, with the South Atlantic squadron, and by Rear Admiral Sigsbee, with the Caribbean squad- Ton. The ships of .the three ...
... Dewey, we read, has again offered to 'mum command of the combined fleet in the Caribbean. Rear Admiral Jewell, commanding the European Squadron, will start for the Caribbean early in December. Off Calebra, about December 15, he will be joined by Rear Admiral ...
... 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. ...
... States Navy may be expected in the Caribbean next month, says the Demerara Argosy of the sth inst. An Anterioan exchange states that Admiral Dewey has again offered to assume command of the combined fleet in the Caribbean, and direct the winter manatuvres ...
... CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES.. Fronde long ago eapreams.l that all was loot in the Caribbean so far as the British Empire was concerned, and that it only remained to beg the United States to pick ui• the pieces.' Yr. Archibald Colguleoun recognises au ...