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

. The folIonF was signed by hundred and
no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Of The CUBAN LAND AND. STEAMSHIP COM
PANlr OF ~, p Broadway, New York. individually
HEREBY CERTIFY: That came La Gloria
nj our own eApenSc. having paid trAnsn nrtaton
and an "iar NpeGses from our Ieve home
ourselves ani ~ friends the reliability Of the
5qadl5954 q is .~nds .aa5 the !'cs ,aSre;o: and
in Nv Y- ma s, s inc TtT %' nt 'g'it1my
Gtn!z=d or safe and sound basis and l. managed
present. rS St,--'' are each aadaag n5cr-oi
IN rs -.n-eeE+ ana are ouijInS torta every ,73rt
eG!sgTlF r n, an4 d. It's stoekholders
wajer front and along the Maxine River hun the
balance Is h'Eh, Dry ana rolling, with ron deep
sG s s - oLangeF lemons h,nana7 pn'apples eie
crops OF which can be raised Oh the same land
rad feet Move tb i Of 'f I5 3 anu one nun
are satisfied that the titles 10 the lands per
feet. and that our Company easily complete the
balance Of the payments thereon. as agreed upon.
ard furnish perfect deeds to its investors their
FOURTH: We nlly believe that in the establish
one OF the. grandest and most successful colonies
GSeT cstan!4sfd on this Continent and one which,
FIFTH: We heartily recommend and advise our
way Interested to Ion hands with this popular
tunties to people of moderate means. as we'll as
eaUaed We fully believe this colony is dtsed re
prove power in the future conduct of the affairs
This interesting document be seen any time
at the Office of the Company
From The Adrian Daily Times, Adrian Mich
Thrown on Affairs OF La Gloria, Cuba, BY a Colo
MIST the FG c soae{ in Mr. smith
Everett Euloglzes the Enterprise.
BY Secretary Ails from Mr. smith Everett Of La
Gloria Cuba too late for this months meeting
ton This letter will be read in full at the March
a 81 am - Sc Nv well peass9 With this the Justly named
climate is perfectly delightful and ranges from 20
feel the heat as in the States, Tor there is al
ways a fine breeze The weather IS uniformly
it's it is ''-'' people mere never S"y what line day
Healthy? Why 1 think we will have to dispose
OF Cuban or two In order to start a graveyard
There are three doctors here. and there have been
a doctors SON had slight touch OF malariai
fever The other was a woman from London. Eng
about 900 people, who are ''Marooned in the swamps
Of Cuba? Do you know of a place in Michigan that
I also say an account Of the fact that we were
1t, We had for supper sweet and Irish potatoes
T hosd ana c"G~moers al home grown salmon
milk, sugar. rice, syrup and fruit cake. Only hope
We now have town Of about 900 people. There
were less than 100 January LIST. All enthusiasts
tic. The about $50 feet above the ocean and
is always dry. even after a heavy rain: and have
never seen anything here that could be called
muddy, although ! have seen seven and one-half
has all the requisites for a beautiful place The
streets are laid out very wide, the main
lGO feet and extending In eight directions from the
plaza; Over four-hftns Of the town lots are sold
and the reserve of quarter OF mile around the
town Will soon have to be cut up into lots
vs1s Gloria oo ,b h. four \, and ha miles from Port
al the way. / think in time this place will be n
great pleasure resort for people from the North
from trout In the streams to red snapper salmon
and sawhsh of 80 TO Loco pounds In the bay Large
aligators In the Maxine River furnish snort for
those who wish 10 shoot them. Those who re-
turned must have been ''tenderfeet" ia true tho
road from the port TO the town rather bad
that IS plenty of mud and water but think of Riga
now-some of the finest lands in Ienawee And vet
TINS Is as nothing compared that for the
swampiest land here has plenty OF fall and CON ~
easily and cheaply drained. " "
what are the American people coming to? Have
,ney so refrigerated that four and one-half miles ~
had roads will kill them when our forafatba re-
forest? " 'hA''a
I wish there might be colony of Lenawse re-,
regret any Investment they might make / like the
appearance OF things so well that have more fiiao
doubled my investment since coming here
Miss Clara Barton president of the Ped cro.,
has raised $4,000 to establish an Industrial horne
here. The company has donated her forty acras
or land for that The site chosen is In a large
r9yal palm grove about mile from the centre
would not advise any one to come here now he
fore next Fall. unless they wish TO DO n IittIa
pioneering. Investments should he made at once
as prices are advancing rapidly. IF bought on tbe
instament plan. a small monthly payment will hold
the land until it can be ~
La Gloria. Cuba. via Nuevitas l.