New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-01

tends to have all of his friends invest. He consd-
ers the city of La Gloria will in short time be
the paradise of the universe
des psaao in ab interview in the Taun
The gains were eventually worth the pains. for
we found La Gloria situated on an eminence,
water We stayed a fortnight at La Gloria. We
found lots of lemons. lines. oranges and brownish
black soil suitable to raise any kind OF produce, as
well as prunes. figs, pineappes, bananas, sugar
cane and tobacco. l am not an optimist but l con-
fesS all peSsmiStiC ideas have left in regard
TO La Gloria, Cuba, after seeing for myself A
deprive himself of some of the iuxuries of home
life l am satisfied will in five years accumulate a
ing the fact that few OF the faint hearted of our
party became discouraged at the rainy season and
returned to Nuevitas and then sailed for New
York; | consider my investment better than any
my young family with me and return TO the Pearl
of the Antilles"
AIRY ' 18th: '''' i'"S''''''o"' ~
"Binghamtonians speak well of the colony and it's
prospects-praise for the Land and Steamship
Members of the Binghamton party that went to
Cuba with tho Cuban Land and Steamship Com
pany, and who returned on Saturday pronounce
wood and G. c. kaeppe, of this city, and James
Quinn Of Choconut Centre. the ones that have
CUBAN LAND AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
and speak enthusiasts ticay Of the possibilities Of
steamship company was at the bottom of the SEN
sation started by New York papers against the
made by. city men who expected to find electric
cabs and asphalt paytements at La Gloria The
had progressed They told women who applied
was not far enough along; One of the first things
We saw when we got there vas two strapping
women IN boomers; with revolvers in their pock-
cts. The company had many Unforeseen things to
contend with. About this time there was a great
the plain in front of La Gloria. These were things
n os and a he@ da T eTsy 9 Rg%f
their power to take care of us. AS to hardships
body in a merry mood, and we really enjoyed
It, IT was no place for dudes and men who cannot
stand roughing 1t. Hundreds of Florida people
have focked there and say that the land about
M 5 is h the best for or growing that they
Florida, and trees grow quickly and soon
of the best quality. La Gloria is on a bluff with
a long soping plain before it; Back in the town
in their work by the water side at Nuevitas''
from M Gdrn snd oTt of bTor
by the Company's Steamship Yarmouth" on her
&y'ng detrimental 70 the enterprlse-an exceed
have been to La Gloria are regarded b. b S fe %e
tain articles inimcal to the company which have
life at La Gloria is delightful that the climate
is sqqPe56 and the soil Of the best quality Our
fought indians suffered through severe winters,
featuring centre in the world. Our Western pio-
ners built log cabins. cleared land occupied
tornadoes and fought Indians to protect their
homes Comparatively few years ago good roads
day you can drive for miles and miles upon the
finest or maCadamized roads and the West to-day
Is the richest agricultural country on the face of
column upon column regarding the richness Of the
II IS confidently believed is destined 10 be the fruit
Success the CUBAN TA%p AND r"f sT MSA hs
DSone means much to the oyer five thousand
seems a profitable investment.