Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-14
He PrCphesies War Between Eng
land and Russia, France and
Germany.
"THE HEMoRRHAeE OF AcoNTINENT"
The Cholera Affecting Watering Places on
the Continent nt---Scarborough, Brigb-
ION, The Lovely Isle Of Wight,
A RACY DESCRIPTION OF THE SCOTCH


| uuISss lHeIC NC Spttuy = EOVIuSHlIai lutefIeL
encs France will not much longer keep hel
hand oil Germany while England and Rus
sla cannot much longer be st peace. Nine
out o! ten Englistnen whom have met
want immediate srraignment Of Russia.
They SOY war must come, AMI ihe sooner it
comes tn better. They are glad that NJ
! Gladstone is out, and Mr. Gladstone, as |
saw him the other day, looks as 4 he felt
| relieved at seiDg out. Meanwhile French.
men want to get back StIssburg an3 Metz,
and will be in irritation antil Alsa3e and
Lorraine return. When these wars Sreak
out the nations Of Europe have so many
grudcss 10 settle that th,-s will be the
hemoy,hage Of continent. Blessed are the
United States in being three Il ousand mi es
away irom the field u ircvltao. strife
War ard Cholera.
This approaching collision Aas nearly
ruined the cities depanie on the patron.
age Of foreign tourists, This appF shcnsiOn
and TIE expectation 0i he cholera make
plenty of rom for ira oIlers aud give them
the choice Of places y hotels. Besides
This the cities Of Norther9 Europe are un-
usually cl,a2 and all tbs laws Of sanitation
lave been better obserrei Wilhelm Spain
and Southern France tie pestilence has
been terrific, he death rate in the most OF
Europe has ts~u very moderate. Baden
B.den, Carlsbad and man7 Of the German
health resorts are as full as .Ter, the lack
OF American I'd English patronage more
rhsu made up 5y the coming Of the more
atluent classes 81 Splniarls. who hare fed
from home TO lecspe sickness
There is nc better plGsa ii which 10
study characte. than at the watering place
The EnElish Watering 2iaces
are to US a grea& fascination.
Brighton is like Long 3fsnch. Wey-
mouth is ike Cape May Scarborough is
like Saratoga. !sle of Whit is like hea-
vsn
Brighton b&ng within IA hour and a
hall Of London, he great .nasse5 pour out
TO its beach AM take dip il tie sea.
But Scarborough is the place where the
high prices shat out these o. slender purse
II combines more of natural and artificial
beauty than Gay place | eger saw. II is
built on terraces Its gariens Tise in gal
leries. Two great arms os land reach out
into the sea snd hundreds o. gay sailing
.fGr- o.. -. \ na7'!a faYen hundred
years old s,:aggles lis ru:as oat to the very
precipce. The ali is tCl.c and the spec
tacle bewitohing. Lords AID ladies, and
gentry cone here for a :rw weeks. The
place is ccCl in summer aai warm in win
Ter. In December the ;AeTm0meter hovers
about ,h1- ilties, and the people breakfast
with opra windows whae others are skating
in Londo2. OF all ;Le snmmer watering
places = Save ever sssn, IN some respects
ScaGbU.C9gh is tbs :Eos; brilliant, and is
appropriately called the Queen Of English
resoI.a But the pr .ces are enormous and
not EaNy could mset them.
Brqh is bes, knawn to American theo.
logiaas as the scene Of the late
Frederick W. PobertsOn's Ministry
We attended h;a little church which holds
perhaps SIX OF eight hundred people but
ircm whose pG.pit he preached after death
70 thousands .: clergymen 10 T. rope and
America, those range, powerful original
AID me anc noly SENIORS Whist 4 hte OF
pain be iyt Q. sleeping may OF his nights
n the tloa: with the back Of his head on
be- bottom of chair, secause he could
=, cp no o,her way without torture, his wife
sill worge torment Some Of the Eng
/. / i k.I MI al .hrat aI IN
the wrong direction, bat more Of them ave
homes decorated and memorable with all
coriugal adubitieS. In the evening OF the
Sabbath We worshipped in Robertson
church, We went into the eXt-amural GENE.
cry" TO see his grave. Though dead
thirty-two years his tomb bears all the
marks of fresh affection, on all sides vines
and lowers in the highest culture. Two
bronze medalions, one By his congrega-
lion. the other by the working people who
almost idoh2ed him. On the one medal ion
his church have inscribed "IlOnorci as q
minister, beloved as q man, he awakened
the holsst feelings in poor and rich, in ig-
uorant and learned; therefore is he lament
ed as their guide and comforter, by many
who in the hOnd OF brotherhood aud IN
grateful remembrance, have erected this
monument On the other medallion the
working people, whose practical friend he
proved him self 10 Oe preferred the lnscrip'
lion: TO the Rev F. ". Robertson,
VI. 4. iu grateful remembrance OF
his sympathy aud in deep sorrow for
heir loss. the members of the Mechanics
Institution aud The wOrkingmen OF Brighton
have placed this medallion on their 5ene!ac.
tors ,omb. Howiu1ependent Of time and
death an earnest nan lives on That IS
Door life which breaks down al lho Gene
terry.
Robert Halls Chapel.
Many OF iese ilustrious English preach.
e-s had Insignificant looking churches. We
vent at Bristol 10 see Robert Halls chapel
The present sexton remembered the grea,
baptist orator and preacher The chape!
in Robert Halls Day would not hold more
man six hundred auditors, but there he
preached discourses that have run- round
the world and will ring through the a-"s
The size Of man shop is not OF so much
importance as the style of work he turns out
Ole Bull could play the "HalleluJah Chor.,
Us on a corn.stslk fiddle Blessed are all
they who do their best whether in sphere
resounding or insignificant!
Bat the Isle of Wight as already hinted,
has q supernatural beauty. If poet. you
will 20 there and see
Tennyson's Summer Residence,
snd find find him sauntering among the
copses with his inevitable pipe. If you are
an invalid. you will go there to bless your
lungs with the soft atmosphere Of It's val.
!evs. If you are fond Of royalty you Will
either get into the Queen castle at Us.
borne, or see her equipage on its daily out
ing. II you are Christian you will 20 TO
the village which Leigh Richmond has
made immortal, stop at the Inn called
The Hare and Hounds, and visit he
grave at the northeast OF the Church, read
ing on the tombstone Sacred TO the
memory of Elizabeth Wsl7ridza The dairT
mans daughter, who died Nay 30, l7,.,
aged thirty-oue years She being dead Sc,