The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-18
EUROPEAN TRIP.
Personally CsadReted b. Professor
Ealauln, BeresfeFdItes Go Visiting.

~. y. haldStu OF NeW York CITY
winter guest az Balloon Hall, Beres
ford, gave another Of his series Of In
teTesting steFeoptlcOn views last Mon
day evening. The professor took hi
audience on a trip through BrItIsI
India, over the route Travelled By tn
Prince Of Wales, present King Of IA
gland In the TOs. In the suite Of ID,
prince during his tour vas a phOtOgra
pher Who toOk the plates from whlci
the views we're made. Thus we're Oh
'aihed photographs Of sacred place,
aeveT OtheTwise accessible to Chris
tian Sieu A few Of the famous Ia
India we're The Mosques, from which
tue piOus Turk y called To pray al
the rising aud setting Of the sun
the bots Srll, whose WateT. are
ever pure despite the fact that un.
RumbeTcd MOhammedan pilgrims take
their anuual sin-cleansing bath there.
In Buddha temples Of such exquisite
architecture that they suggest crea-
iions Of lace, rather than marble
structures: the temple Of that fear.
some idol JuggeTnaut. Once a year
this Idol 10 placed upon an altar car
aud carried TO another nearby ten.
pie. Ia isduring the progress Of trans
fer that the fanatics in their reliR-
lous frenzy, thrOw themselves beneath
the wheels Of the car and are crushed
TO death. Perhaps the most interest
ing Of the Indian views vas the tomb
Of Run Jeet Sing. on account Of it,
beauty, and because IL Was the scene
Of the last suffice, Or HindOo widow
Earning. Here upon his funeral pile
ais chief uidOw vas voluntarily burned
20 sshes ~Iih the body of her husband.
Professor BaldWin accomplished the
distance from India tO Ireland within
iew minutes aud puitlng he audi.
euee aboard one Of the famous Irish
Jaunting ,ars with the equally famous
irish larvry tor driver, a trip Eas
taken through Erin 60 Bragh. Tn,
nrsi stop - at the Bank OF ireland.
and the iaTyey, through PrOiessor
BaldSi In, Informed thu tTaseicTs that
that noble pile was ORcr the Irish
House Of Parliament and the walls
hat n"S hear ONLY the counting OF
guI1ea-. shiihngs and prn.e once
echOcd the immortal slOgucnce OF
tattan, Flood, Curran and other Irish
PATRIOTS orators. or TcsOunded the
tones of Irish law PisrTs. That was
hrfOTr IT,sh laws Srre made in Eng-
land.
Ia Cork the most interesting stop
sas made Al the cathedral, Ia the
tVSrT ct WLiCh 10 the Snbdrrful chime
1T bells that Inspired the iuneful sOng
Ut Father rrOui Those ShandOn
Drills, whose lay 80 sid, would in the
days of ,hildh,sSi. ding round my
lradle their mystiS spCll, and there !
ponder, NhrTrin ! sander. aud thus
srOs fOndrT, sSerI Cork 1T thee. and
the belle vi shsndon that sound 80
grand on the l,ivrT Ire
The Nalr Of AvOya, Of - hi.h Moore /
AID, There l. Rot IN this slid world /
. ,Slley 90 sNCrt a. the vale IA whose .
sn-Om the 10 ght Satrts meet" was
, tempting si='t 1" linger "a, but the /
ITvry carried the travellers on To
10 no less rRChsnting Lakes oi Nil
,Tney, famo,ls In song and story.
The visit tu Blarncy castle vas en-.
ausiasticAlly enjoyed. The famous
,.arR, sioR~ has h~rn removed from
u natural place in the castle, about
~ feet brlOs the root. Whence for.
nerly the aspiraRt tor q honryed
Ongae had To h. held by bis heels
cad dOWnWard nRtil his lips touched
he magic stone, 20 a more convenient
pOt upon the lawn whsTe To salute IL
10 Courage 10 required
Ths jarVey gives HE fares a glimpse
4 KilkenAy where the world renowned
ightiRg cats abide The last Of the
Aany dslightfulspOts visited, Of which
he Foregoing are hut a few, was
he picturesque zap Of DuhlOe,
sisTd Tavine Uith a scrPsnt-like lake
n the center. The Traveller uAs also
reated 60 some excelleat snapshot
Views Of several of Der.
sford's wsll-kROwn citizeRs. These,
. veil a. the picture journey supple.
Dented - ably as the latter vas BY
historical and aneedO-
al remarks Of Professor Balduia,
lers voted a huge saeeess, Shlch in
reased By several recent additions 20
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