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Writing under the above cap tions the Herald of Jamaica states that is in a position to anncunce that the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. has given instructions that steamers of the live which ply from England to the West Indies are omit the Virgin Islands and Porto Rico from their itinerary owing to the enforcement of the dry restrictions by the American Government.
St. Tbom the princip island of the Virgin group, is a fu stacion; and it is at this place that steamers of the Royal Mail Co. generaly refill their bunkes either with oil or coal for the bomeward voyage after they basi complete loading in the Carribbe The decision of the US Government that CO vessels must enter waters over which it exercises jurisdiction with liquor on board, will make it imperative for the Royal Mail Co. in view of the instruc ion by the good old English company to withdraw its ships from the Virgin Islands and Port Rico route, to find anothor place for the ancboring of the vessele.
Prohibition has left the Virgin islands in welther of poverty owing to the closing down of the bay rum trade. As a port, St Thomas has been on the down grade since enforcement of the dry law; and the gradual diminition of the tourist trade here is a serious matter for the inhabitants of the former Danish island.
At the annual meeting of the share holders of the Royal Mail Co. in London, three weeks ago, the chairman Lord Kylsat, in the course of his remarks said: great deal of attention has been directed recently to the extension of the United States Probibition Laws to ships of all nations immediately they enter the three mile limit.
In the interest of the maintenance and development of overses intercourse between nations it is, in my view, bighly desirable that all countries should adhere to the long acceput international practice under the laws of its own Hag govern and regulate the rights, duties and obligations of those on board a ship whether a on the high seas or while within the territorial jurisdiction of any other nation.
Departure from such longestablished practice would place on the owners and masters of all ships, whatever their nationality, the practically impossible task of having to comply on all international voyages with differing and often conflicting national laws affecting the conduct of those on board such ships. 30 long as they remain on board.
If such departure from longaccepted practice were to become general most formidable powers would be conceded to other countries, such as Denmark, Holland, Sweden, Turkey. through whose territorial jurisdic loa ocean highway pass. am of the opinion that in the interests of martime commerce generally, the rights coceeded under present international prac tice should be exercised as here tofore, subject, of course, to ibe continued control of the Costume authorities at the porte. hope it may be arranged that all nations may continue to ad here to this long accepted international practice.
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