The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-13
A oAnqon aInL IN raAnon.
nEtraols From Her Private Journal Of
Observations Route,

obasrVAliona~hi Route.
boarded tho New York train on the
pennhy lyanla Central ~ 2lllO a. IA,
What u lQnely day that was. " course
] took u sleeper and went right 70 bed
and remained there until 10 o'clock,
when went 10 hrpRRfaaf, After that
was entertained by "LO0klng hack
ward" aud a bride aud grvnnl uproalte
mo, WIN wuru exceptionally ally, 1
WA Ouly too glad 10 get Into New
York, OF rather ,lerfeY CITY, ou ln'
quify | found | nnHt ~ iiliineuialHly
" Bowling ureen IN order 70 procure
my ticket, for tho Ctlioe would clQhu IN
All hour Ny trunk nhd not crossed the
ferry yet, 30 entering carriage ] Was
driven tO No, \, Returned, hal bag
gage transferred ~ thu vessel and vent
TO tho Victoria hOtel, Ouly ~ ilHn tho
Mieaea Lyale had left about lul mli-
utru beiuIH, 30 l followed lmmtdla rly
ana found them IN thr Salnn Of
bLa Gaacogne," By tho way tho
"Uabby" tried 10 Impose upon me- be-
fore starting out arranged with him
about prloeh, and II was 10 be "a, ana II
u arc0nd trip TO the Victoria was neoen'
anry, then el,b0, | made only one trip,
but when we reached tho pier, the
driver demanded eb. told him no had
said 8l, and | would not be imposed
upon. "Well," he said, VI had u hard
time finding the hotel, / did not know
where " was" l answered, "fhat 10
your business and you should know, or
elhe not undertaken 10 drive me there.
| will only pay you o." Luckily | had
tho correct SUN, gave 70 him, ana
went of, could hear his not any TOO
pOlite language following me- We TO-
tired early In order 10 be up 10 100
them set sail. We arose at $50 and
were out on deck Just In time ~ SEQ the
gang board taken away. What q pun
Ing and rattle tho machinery made.
Our steamer chairs and rugs we're ar'
ranged for ua and we watched the land
aud salute OF Liberty" until they we're
mrre ap6cka In the distance. l need not
add that our eyes did not remain Dry
all the time. Vile French farn How
hated IL No oharacter 10 ~, AID /
only became accustomed ~ " when we
we're nearing the new harbor, satnr'
day evening was taken eeaSick. How
ever, after Ave days managed 10 90 ON
deck, out OF the dreadful cabin.
We had such q nice party OF young
people, twenty-five, all stndents OF
music, medicine, art, etc, Sunday night
ws remained up 70 see them anchor,
and salute. We had such sport, and the
beautiful night seemed 10 rejoice with
us.-t0r OF Btorma we had enough, be.
sides the machinery broke down In mid
ocean aud delayed us all OF twenty'four
hOura-ior the moon was bright and
full, aud the stars never ehone more
brilliantly. Banj0a and other inBiru'
menta were taken on deck, and We sang
thp night away, We were all sorry
when breakfast was announced
for that meant goodbye perhaps
forever. Our paths all led In different
directions. We landed about eight n. m
Monday. Dr, Helms, DIR. Hodg00n ana
Mr.. Remodel took the hand baggage OF
the Misses Lyale and latter the GUS
tom house ordeal-and secured q com.
partment 30 We ak, with Miss Maud
and Mrs, Whlgham went through 10
Paris together Funl Yes muBle and
singing all the way, We left Hayre NJ
l0A. N. IL 10 q qneer old fortified sea
port town, with narrow dirty streets,
and lots OF poor. The beggars would
crowd around the carriage windows
crying, "DOnney moi I'm sou. D0nnty
moi un souw stood In the door con.
vulsed with laughter and saying for the
party, "Ye nest pas un sou pour y0us
Alley mantementp When we were
fairly started the gentlemen threw sous
out OF the window. You should have
seen the urohine, and eyen old men and
women aght aud scramble for them In
the mud and dirt. Noon found us at
Rowen, whore We allghted for
"de'jeuner (uncheon). What u one II
wasl French indeed We had look
NJ tho Cathedral, renowned for its
steeple, and well IL 10. Up, up, as far
as eye could reach, and the center OF II
p ,ssing through a cloud at that time,
We we're on our journey again after
twenty minutes, aud 2 o'clock found US
In Ia belle vile dc Paris.