The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-11

Marcy. inctr baggage ana p-ionglngs are
heaped around: they eat and drink and sleep
here with a. little hardship as may be The
Duna- Gozhaiozasi Tarsasag Is an admirable
steamboat service. and independently of the
local boats which take you 90 towns and WI
lagos on the river within a limited radin,. it,
daily voyages extend to Galatz. 10y easy
stages day and night
lou can make oIrself az home on t.e Dan
ube boats, whichever class YOU travel. less
palatial than the new Rhine steamers. they are
their rivals In other respects. Good cooking,
good wine and dellghtfm scenery are their
daily fare. starting AZ midday from Pe-th
You can reach Mohncs at 055 the same. night
to start next mor ing at o'clock for Belgrade.
which Is reached about $50. FfIm this to
Or,ovl and on to Iurn-Slpverin takes yol
another day ut leas Il, and from thence YOU can
start az I 4. VI. and arrive Mt Gaiat; At $50 on
the night OF The GLOWING day. SO that the stu
dent OF river life as a ready mean. Of reaching
thu rural habits of IN" people, OF the Continent
has abundant opportunity o. tn" Danube.
OF this | am reminded a. ! turn down from
the hills toward the Ito l-cuarded bridge, and
lopting the other way think Of the neglected
a%ttractio IL Of winter in Ni"1.a, to which | may
return another time. Tn. DAYS are closing in
with tina, clear cold which ilslsrs a. sharr but
invigorating season 70" the health seekers,
There are ne mora piCNics ~ N" mountains, to
which the Hungarian nobility are artiali in the
summer. with dancing and ilu" music into III"
with music and to uavr"-'lhHt s'.-tonance OF
good coffee. The gardens of the river ar" no
longer ilIuminat"d for th' %rnrti"- lh'y arr" "a
fond Of. We are aruro1Chi1" a winter on the
Dl1uba. and its hills already .ro"clp more
mournfully the melodies of the bruichted
conntrvmen. To me they siill az pear all
are all musicians nv nature. and thrill YOU with
the stirring refrain though YOU cannot under;
stand them. None cai surely 50 "asilv recall
asdo some o'theSa the irish moo lies % Ca-olo".
may, not linNer ~ Iresent cn the inrer lite
reflected by, the banks of the strcFm that he
pulles the Pleasure seek ers Of son - six king
doms and at least three great COT itals. Ro-
mantle and stirring has been ito history back
to Roman DAYS when Traian huilt across IL a
stone bridge $40 feet In length. an achieve,
inent worthy the author Of the great columns
at Rome and his other works. Passing into
the Fercncz-Joserh Ter by he s'atroo' Raross
electric tramway started along the raj Idrf.
This ary ears a most croditptlc ri.te Of en-
gineerinR The whole citv Is alive. iouCh ~
others. With the trans They buzz along in
even as ] found them At Cclor"c, ard ell along
the route to Holland. where 'lcv hHve Hlwavs
been formidable with a '~iUglinr ciNrntion
that must cheer the heart Of IN" investors
Continent and arr ears 10 de- MI rivalry,
The Kossuth Iaf 5 Iloz' well worthy the
patriot cNie' II So brightly honcrS, to Calvin
and Fsk0 Ter, and kererc st ard Josef ~ttc2aS;
alive. u arrears externally q civ Of cH'ts
and Billiards. until Won find that "Pi9cletto"
and Faust" with Kertesz and Knc7er in the
chief r'les are nj the orera house ard kurv
.Ne'ps,irhrs They are great elocutioris,s Of
nature, the DnnuhiAns and whethcr tho Magyar
draws his irs' %iro'iNns from tie friendly waters
!. cannot tell. hut 10 gets real coed rcd wine
from the adinCent vire"nrds. ard rcither tho
must nor the ~ at nre enSilv eY celled
But although the d. grerrotvre Of Euda. rs
the sun sinks aslant invites re 20 c-c Of tho
D%rettiest of night sCeres. can only horo 7
NAV return to It md trcm arothe- dev, lest
the continent Of the hour and It's associations
should tempt me 10 tresrass, PANTHER.