Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-09-20
JENNIE june IN EUROPE.
Through the Back 70, est to Wild
bad, a Famous Watering Place.
Frankfort on the Main and its Present Con-
Observation-Disclosures, Where Napoleon
III, Was ImpriSoned-- -CasseI and
Its Expensive Memories of
the BoDapartes, who
Ruled It.
fo!vsisI'=i 1875

CASSEr, GERMANY, August Is Ny last
is:t'- was dated from k2rls5ad, whence W.
MADE Ok wGy 20 Wi!dbad, a iamoGs water
~ place in the Black Forest, equally d!t.
ucUlt to arrive At ard get away from. 1t is
-C:ker curious that The most celebrated wa
ling places IN Europe .hould be equally
repo'c from a.. the usual lines Cf travel,
'ut perhaps in this rs in other cases dis-
aECe lends enchantmeut Still il must be
'daitted TIN. IL different ways both are
Ekc, yet both distinct aud quite unlike the
est OF the world. Wldbad is in Wurem-
-rrg and is reached from Heidelberg or
,tuItgar, by branch railways which Involve
much change and great ycxatiOn, especially
N the part OF Americans, who cannot see
yhy the whole thing CaEnot be consolidated
O, heir BENEFIT The patience of the Ger.
ian rai}roud and hotel officials with travel.
ug Americans, VINO DO no, understand their
auguoge aud are ridiculously impatient OF
verythiug in icrei5n country which does
CT correspond 10 he methods Of their own,
almost superhuman. Under the fire Of
heir eternal ard off ep-ated questioning
regard to matters which 10 not belong to
heir business, aud about which knowledge
ould 10, be accurate, details being all the
me liable to alteration. their patience and
oui.epess never give out. Their intorma.
uor, if they possess il, is always given, often
Il writing, aud trivial ard childish though
he inquiries must often seem, with courte-
JUS gyayity, a bow, aad kindly-not ser
v.le-word Ii may be said they expect to
De paid for it, but ,hs services they render
,:e not paid for 6y the two or three marks
given grudginglY-of.en without thanks
ard perhaps with hardly suppressed COM
plain. Of the EuTOpeol system which Is Tery
wtll Understood, and would doubtless often
be resented By thtowlug the PaItry gcSlMy
u the donor face Il the credit OF lhe house
yerIrIJtd 1t At leas., | know The blood
IS Il Ell mounted 10 mine wi h shG ne At
/. a5ruTLess, tn want Of good breeding,
g, lack Il manners IS well Us worls TO eN-
yGess recognition, il not appreciation OF IN
Valuable service.
Blu, 10 return 10 W:!dbad, whose hand
,,m. sta,iuu Nc haye reached 6tJer passing
arou.h u part OF Jhn wonderful wooded re-
..cn Known as the Black Forest, AID chAng-
- d, Biergcnh..m aad Muhlacke' aud
rpto.2hs!m and other p!scel-alL cltres OF
timber raie and interest as vel. as d his
iUiic ard Legendary importance, with chlrces
aud shCiues and pictures and carvings, which
will shortly 60 the way 0, the Black Forest
rseif-namely, become thing Of the past,
Or the sale of the wood pays better than
the staring, Tor Two 70 Juths IN the year OF
tourists, aad the Clsy cottages even Of the
peasGuJgv are gNirc places TO timoared and
stone dwellings which exhibit taste as we'll
- improved pccunla.y conditions.
Wl.dJal IS itll= known TO Americans;
rloy speak OF few wtJ have found their
way tEerc-a Mr. Morgan, ey-Nayor Ely
though AN bound 20 IS they did no; know
hat be was or ever Lat been Mayor--aud
one or Two Others, IL. ID" EGghsh 90 IN
large numbers Ii i, no. cheap place,
esDcci.li7 for thysr "l1 live in hoteIs-a
-ystom more prevalent than a haTl5oad,
wneyp tn, majority live in lodgings; but
there is Ole hotsl which = an exception IN
furnishing good Pen on, from SIN marks
per 6ay, and q hre t41e note dinner 4!
i've marks Tor Two. 50 the lio'e. De Europe,
he calls i, is always ,il', and many dine
there who room at the Villas, Ia hArl5-
bad. \ MARI, as have said before. IS equal
10 twenty i've Gems. and IN all German no.
,.ls in TACT all European hotels, you pay
for room independently 0: the p-ice paid for
| food and service. We had, for two persons,
O vg.v large salon or sizing room with q
balcony, and sleeping room well furnished
and with two beIs. Fer this we paid fifty
marks az 50) per week. Food, service and
al extras brought our entire expenses Up to
abog; $50 per day csch-ca-riese 70: a
three hours dsiy", 1oI's and fees OF all
! kinds included. But this was a. the most
crowded season, when the prop:ietor3 oil Ia
ycri;e hotels were turning away people every
/ CAV and not room was vacant in the town,
-ri b-s:tes, Wioai is said 10 have been
rcd BY the eNtraya lance OF the En-lish.
II j. tai. moderation, which in irs no toubt-
. g. aspects is always greatly less han our
,fiC5s. which at,rII's tourists aud draws
tn. a-ain ard ala''. The cos, ct sum
. r.r mo abro.i ma mon'h a. Saratoga
/ Linz. az a. Amer; an lady recently re-
/ c.L.i, srna-ked, c@ly he difference OF the
. COS g.: puiorui.D, Oesi lie or can wear
/ Ct q. ur"'s old clothes ia Europe,
W.!d6aI, r.laoguc-i Neaiaal, cannot De
pic,r!ed. Is Char" IS lis little rive. kGa,
which uicklcs down in numerous email
streams from the mountains and forms a
strong current al heir base, which in the
early spring becomes torrent carrying
| everything before il. Trough here it only
flows clearly and With "muFmurOus sound
over a stony bed, lined on both sides for
miles with lovely shaded walks and park
! like growth Of trees. Beyoud the trees arc
the hills, wooded aud traycs5ed in every di.
rec,ion with well made and Graded paths,
furnished with seats al short Intervals so
that irvalids can avail Themselves Of them.
Wilioad cannot bs pictured or its charm put
into words. There are people who come
there and do 10. ind II, declare II stupid
and dull but such must be unfortunate IN
their tastes or do 70, stay long enough tor
the archery to exercise is iulllenC. upon
them. Once it enters into their souls 1t
NUS, draw them agaiu aud again. Wild
bad kas no very rem arkabis churches, or
castles or buildings OF any kiud-only The
cuaintness of age and the simple lie Of lts
Teasant population and the beauty Of its
mountain streams and ilDng aliees, o. shad.
I'd walks upon which the sun glint5 and
srsrkles rather than shines with the glare Of
a .,see; and by the eide OF which the lovely
clsar stream Iowa musically over stones
which have taken on the c5pPery gold aud
messy Green and brown tints Of oxidation,
and seem to hold uucourted treasurers
which the Jealous water oaly half conceaIs.
The baths and springs of WiIdoAd are
nest famous for their cures Of goat and
rheumatism. They are also good in all ner-
vo, disorders, doubtless aided by the soft
air and beautiful pine forest environment
There is a system Of public bathSshe same
. ss ST. Teuk, Switzerland, where a number
OF persoDs take bath together, aud there
are a,so individual baths one Of which costs
.wo marks City centsl while the pnohtc
raits are only one mark each. The bah
houses are large. hand ONE, and fitted wi b