The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-05-28
EMIlOUGH FOREIGN c6uN-
TRIES.
a Betutifully Pic;uredIraIk by
the Famous Lecturer, Philip
Pbfllipa

Phillips.
Toledo co. Commercial, May 2Ist.
Mr. Philip Phillips gave a very
interesting lecture beautifully illus
'-tratcd with handsome oxylime por.-
/ traits of various scenes in all parts
of Europe Asia and Africa. in the
First Baptist Church last night.
Mr.. PhiIipslis very fine lecturer.
and has faculty of making every
thing. appear to the audience Just
as he looked at it himself, but with
his fine selection of Photographic
views reflected from a powerful
oxylime lamp upon several yards of
canvas, the scenes come home TO the
observer with realism to his mind
as though he were looking upon the
actual scenes and not the photo
graphic views. J
= The church was fairly well filed,
and as the lecturer proceeded, the au-
dience became more and more inter
ested in. his beautiful Illustrations.
He began his illustrative talk by car
rying the minds of the audience TO
the Suez Canal He presented a
psau.'iui P'S SS.s VI .ral. famous
. Waterway. Inc barren soil along
Uonkeys and canal locks we're pic
tured with distinctness bordering
almost OF. the real. he them took
the -. ~ a1,si iii li,is = 4.siis,
AUDIENCE WITH Ind
In a Journey througbthe Holy Land.
1erusaietn was presented III all Its
ancient glory aud massnIficence and
mus M, moqern runs and .desolation:
G!.i.aia VI = .iSSt anu anu
Betblebem Gomorrah ami Sodon
the @ arden ,oft Gethsenieneb h nd the.
other in succession The GROW n;ng
place of the ovening was, Tho aE,.ce
Home, which NJ Pbiii,nssI 81, ~; il, ~, :
photo5rapbefIsl fr.otn ths oriS;1aI
-paintin., iofl Michael Apg,.Ioh v sna.
t.i.I nermiss;on This ;Il,s;r.tinn
was the finest ever viewed in th;s
CITY. and in itself was we'll worth
fbe brico III "a N; = Ni !!'ph;if;ns
also raye several beautiful ;IInlt,!,.
lions of. thatla6J of i,ha E,,vat;.,,'s
amony' the list tho. PvraS;;d s,h >
1SphinS the gorgeous Salaees of The
Rbediye. or Egynt;an rnler tLe
Lbombari m,sen az x iir;a Nv tLo
Rritisb naval .tieat and save,.si',tEar
imnortant and ;nterest;na ;Iins,,.o
tiops After 'tai.;n. bnr. sn;r
,tbrongb Bombav and nther Sontb
ern Asiaitfinc9 ,nyo5i;nfss f III nota and -
Test Tic iectnreaSr ref5rnsI 70 E,;rSa1 /
via the Snez. 0anaI .heartift,Il,,i n
llustratinp and deser;b;ng1t
- ~. nhiuAL. slohM
On the. MeaaterrnneamSea. He.aiso
gave spiendld p,eturespof the Gplf
OF enaee and the city with its net
work OIL canals. The city OF Rome
also came In forseveraf Illustrations,
among them Were several exterior
anu anu INFERIOR views OF St; feter's
t!oman Satholie Cathedral in that
gty; Anclept Rome was also beau
tiuily pictured, the Coliseum, the
great Ampnitheatre where giadia-
eors stroVe Tor me and victory, were
glylutyt portrayed. After leaving
Rome, the lecturer led the,aadience
through Switzerland, over the gla-
ciai aud lofty Alps, through the
vineyards OF France and into the
magnificent city i.of Paris: Then
rom Earns 70 Holland and Holland
10 inc city OF London the audience
was ied IN turn, Mr., Philips Illus
tratihg the natural scenery and ar
tInciai beauty OF both. countries
nter passing tnrough England and
ocotiahu, the lecturer led the audi :
ence into tho city OF Belfast, Ire
iand. i2ssi..ii iAa.ls-l!2AH ge
1i there is an American city in
ils manner OF dong business and
general push ana industry outside
oil the y mted States.
:H, THAT CITY rs BELFAST .t~
IN lrelann' saidithe' lecturer. sits
paldings are IKE thoseln an Ameri-
Am. ,;ts;ai,dS i, me {
reminds am American of being in
one of. his own country's cities .
Thelecturer gave beautiful illustrat-
ion of the incompatible beauty of
| the natural st.enery in TraIan,l ssI