Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-08-04

In last Sundays Register a glance
was given at some Of the more striking
features Of the great pilgrimage TO be
made by Wheeling Commandery No. 1.
to Boston, during the present month.
This advance review of the trip end
ed with the White Mountains. where the
wheeling party viii spend the first
Sunday after leaving home. The day
viii be spent in sight Of the snow
capped peaks Of Mounts Washington.
Adams, Madison and jefferson, whose
heads rise above the clouds. in the
midst Of scenery and general surround
lngS unmatched in the eastern portion
Of the continent.
but we cannot remain longer amidst
these mountain scenes. but must move
onward on our journey. and while we
are descending the heights toward the
Fvel OF the sea, we retire TO our berths
Snd rest, waking on the morn when our
train is nearing the great northern port
or entry from the mighty Atlantic,
Portland. Maine, upon whose great har-
Dor, CascO Bay. can be seen at all times
many ships Of all nations. On leaving
this city We are transferred 10 the
Maine and Boston tracks, and after
short ride on that track we arrive at
Old Orchard Beach, where stop is
made for breakfast. and also giving
adequate time TO enjoy sea-bathing, If
any desire TO indulge init Then in due
time our train speeds onward and we,
who are of Wheeling, at last find the
Hub"
AT Boston our palace sleepers are
placed on a switch in prominent part
of the city. and we will find them avail
able as sleeping apartments while
there. ever ready for our weary bodies
after a day spent in excitement and
sightseeing, while the many dining
rooms throughout the city will furnish
food at such expence as we shall choose
TO pay. and in such parts Of that great
metropolis as meal time may put us,
without being compelled to 90 to hotels
which may be overcrowded.
As to How TO see Boston, the Re
corder has secured number of certln-
Gates from Musceuller, Parker x Co,
which being endorsed and sealed by
him. the Knights can procure from that
firm at no cost at whatever 20 them,
COPY of Mr.. Moses Kings illustrated
edition of How TO See Boston. which
will be issued TO those presenting the
certificate at their business house. rms
is reported 70 be a work that renects
credit on the enterprise OF the dOner'
II contains 200 original Photographic
views of Boston and vicinity, descrlo-
ing all the main featreS Of the city ana
containing a dozen maps and plans.
We remain in Boston three days, Ir0m
Monday evening until Thursday even
ing. giving everyone ample time 70 visit
places of interest and see the historical
points about the city.
On Thursday evening, a. board our
train and homeward by the FAMOUS
ISitcbburg railroad. Gardener, noted
for lis extensive chair industry, IS
,,ossad and soon comes into view tnat
.fswous sheet of water. ThOreau's Lake
passing into the Deerfield Valley, the
rain goes through the great Hoosae
FUNNEL nearly five miles in length. Inc
rert morning finds us in Albany, where
q steamer Is boarded for the daylight
ride down the Hudson 10 New forA'
Citv soon after leaving Albany we
see the outlines of the Catskllls-
As the magnifcent vessel proceeds on
nor voyage. she passes many cities Oh
ir,norf9nce as Hudson, Rhlne0ecK'
pongbkeepsie and Newburg, the latter
boiry sixty miles from the Metropolis.
AFTER a four miles ride from Newourg
mo arrive M the north gate OF int High
lands and as the steamer approaches
49,. mountain. there seems no passage
mil we come in close proximity 10 IL
srban we see the passage as though Iue
,,o,,Dtain had been cleaved from TOP 10
bo+tom and one part moved away rom
+be othe~ i'm some mysterious manner
Few miles further down the stream
,,e come TO the town of Cornwall IN
,v,bosa hack ground looms up the FORM
81 "S+orm King" 1 .529 feet high. and on
tbe onnosite side of the river the
Rraal,-neck Mountains. 1867 feet high,
ond near their feet Mt Larsus, hos
feet HIGH. near which is situated the
tov-n of Cold Springs, a popular healOn
rosort A few miles further down on
ar RIGHT hand side We meet win an
otber of the high mountain peaks
named cold Crows Nest, LILO i00'
high. , 7-,..a
known as Constitution, and soon IneIe-
80 500 the battlement to the garrison,
.svrest Point" being not only beautiiui
- onDroach but a Difficult point Tor an
$3.50 In attack. Just below on the op-
Dossfe side of the river can De seen o.,
- House which was Arnolds mead
,,rorters and a little further down on
49, right the town of ButtermllR Falls'
With immense mountains OVeI"aue.u ,
~ frovnipg upon il. while on the
~, side is n mountain peak correctly
$3.50 os it appears. sugar Loat,
~ soot bigh. At the distance OF forty
seven miles from New lOrA we 49, go
Fort Montgomery, StronSiE lO' 'iliOS'
INT NOT at present strongly saIIIsO .lp.i
go ON the left side the pecullar IIetA
- nature. AnthOny's Nose a ulOuu,alI'
Icing from the edge or the tiUuS s,,I
S5S Feet through the base OF whlch the
-. Work Central has a tunnel IN
-,,,roaching the mountain II mas Oue
opPs.,-orca of the nasal appendage OF
- We now pass another oeautilui
ma ,5 ,.Tono and being only forty
,,ilss from New York. is one OF
l1u' ,anv Dopular picnic grounds, the
.uo - +oi,ino M so much or the river
-. q h not difficult If we desire 10
tuN. -ebble upon it's shores. ana as
- ,essel continues 70 pass throueh It's
Wv -,,ssoqe IL comes 70 another OF
Ia fountains which it would seem
mus nus ~ n barrier, but on coming
"oulu - II we find the mountain
nleoved I'm TWO and so turn anu ~, p-SS
through the southern sa'e " 's ~, On