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

81 Guiding all
stops and
.rrr's delay NO Dublin. At Cork the
boards another train and in
hour DE is no that famous old
-. where .n times past, more than
hundred MAGNIFICENT sailing ships,
r.- With the products of all parts of
world -rf waiting for orders. would
.. gracefully riding at anchor. But the
FAST going s.elu- lbs have very largely
SUD. ....I ..a sailing ship and nova
9rrs rr. -ar..r secs more than three or
four vessels .u The harbOr at a time.
WAS told that siN-v years, ago &c was
-. er uncommon slgh- 90 see as high
.s -~0 hundred ships I'm The harb0r Of
town. Aside from the fine view
had from the heights overlooking
r5Or. lera is little - dtta'n the
VISOR I'm Che 0ld town. but if The hotel
ica the subscriber put up was a
-a of au The 0'lors. then there was
20 speed his parting.
While here / observed great numbers
or migrants not only natives. but Ger
rs. Swedes, Norwegiaus and other
ionalities. waiting for the White
-r and Cunard Liners to watt them
ross the ocean TO the United States.
where they expect to attain prosperity
l happiness. Since the Improvement
TINES IN tbs UNITED STATES.
number Of emigrants is increasing
each week. IL seems as If they soon
from their friends on the other
s when It is best to bid farewell 10
their own country and TO seek a home
Or new.
Nu fine Friday morning I boarded
Oil. luuard tender, which meets the
uers Of that line outside of the
rnor and transfers mails and Dassen-
P 90. Che quicker route via rail to
Dublin. This day was soft and beauti-
f1L Old. rd0r quiet and the landscape
ef r rhe slOping hills. bluffs and
d. u.. ions was pleasant to look upon.
I WORK 81 the government engineers
v visible on all sides Of us. and
r plans we're nearing completion
better protection of the harbOr
t~ invading foes / often think that
r, Kingdom is I'm q chronic state of
..n attack by some foreign cOun-
- "a that she is necessarily develop
.sAlNA NNAA l.ANH A..E AAHA AAlAi NNA 0NANlA~ft.
5nstOwn is @ very important port
furnishes access 10 large portion
.e southern part Of the Green Isle.
-ai0re it is necessary TO have her
'tarses mp to- date and ready for any
emergency. As the tender steamed out
-he harb0r a small headland was
shown me and described as being the
r- behind which the fleet Of the
ENGLISH ADMIRAL BLAKE LAY
n wait. some 200 years ago. to pOunce
a ,he squadron of Prince Hubert
had espousel the Royal cause.
/ .u my return t0 Cork | spent a few
there It Is the largest city i'm
i t.a south of ireland and from It's natur-
@ ..Vautages ought to- De one of the
tr..est but it did not so impress me-
tl.ilt appear to have the activity and
ing and hurryiug which denote
e.argy growth and prosperity. Manu-
t.-rirE seems to- De lacking; large
numerous groups of people were
sending around with nothing To- do. APP
elCy not worried 40 the lack OF
-rk Z judged from the cUrsory view
i had that there was much poverty and
! distress rll around me. Unfortunately
. Tor the people there is @ great deal of
discomfort arising from many causes
and among them ahsonteeism of the
landlords and harsh agents and free
/ Cuent eyic-.ous were not the least. I
saw one plantation belonging 20 Lord
4 1sOuby. that included thousands OF
acres of excellent arabic land and not
.r acre of it under cultivation. why"
sked. is that 500 The answer was
. rho tenants and the lord of the
a-.on had fallen ont Some were
Iced and the rest of them left of their
own accord they wouldn't remain.
Where have they an gomez 7 asked
some have gone here. and some
gone yonder and some have gone
places. and
GREAT MANY HAVE GONE TO
ar.-" EDO YOU think the change
The better2' I asked again. en-
ann afraid not. for the tenants
lost everything they had aud the
ot the land is still rolling in
and probably not caring
whether they return or not.
country an around Cork with
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