The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-14

WharVeS and warehouses, Tor III pros
porous days a great deal of sugar and
honey was exported from the place
There is also a handsome depot Tor the
railway which runs north twenty-five
miles or SO, connecting several Villases
and bringing the products OF enlghpor-
ing plantations down for Shipment
Less than mile to the westward GUAR
abo river empties into the sea, naviga-
BILE for small boats a considerable dis
lance inland. Masio bay, four miles
east of Casilda, really ought to be the
port of Trinidad, being deep enough TO
accommodate vessels of largest tonnage.
AS the cars do not run regularly on
the little gauge road, but only
when there are full loads OF freight to
be carried. you will do well to avoid a
tedious time of waiting in the Health
tested port by taking volante to Trim
idad, though the charge for the latter is
two dollars and half and the cars Will
take you for twenty cents. Trinidad is
only three miles inland, or rather up
land, and the drive thereto, along the
green slopes of Lookout mountain, is
delightful The city Of the Holy Trim
ity is one of the oldest in Cuba, found
ed less than a year after Santiago and
within twenty years Of Santo Domingo,
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one WHO uoes not illllu liaiu ciilHoIhs
hhos trinidad the most charming ol
cltles' with lis antique casas ana PAIN
shaded gardens, ITS rampilng' up-hll
streets ana the glorious VIEWS over llSe
valley OF golden cane on one hano' ana
- 1891 - ~. MI,
1ringed islands, on the otAer' Inc pop
ulatlon Is now about eighteen thousand
though time was when 1t counted twice
mat number swept by poth mountain
and ocean breezes. with neither excess
s1Ve heat nor cold from year TO year. TIE
cllnate IS as near perlectlon as one can
nope TO flnd on THIS mundane sphere.
Ihough sanitary measures Oh any KIM
are unknown IN lflihuau, II ~ Wy an
odds the healthlest town IN Cupa' pelns
so situated that the harded the rams
the cleaner it becomes yellow Jack
has never yet climbed La VIVA ana the
highest death-rate IS otnclally stated as
twenty one in a thousand Inc streets
Of Trinidad are as narrow as the mar
roWest in Spanish America, but eX-
tremeiy picturesque, WIN thelr low
walled, rough-tlled houses ana hlsh-
sounding titles over the doors Like
those OF havana. some OIL them nave
awnings stretched across from size ["
side, affording complete protectloh from
sun ana ram. In the arlstoctatic quar-
ter tine CaSaS are mostly Oh stone, ana