Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-25

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hlanit0U II the uost delightful Epnt
r. ne fnund IL the 1snci-Ies, write q
correspondents oi the Philadelphia
1lnes, little village OF huteiE anf
boarding houses arranged along
cnn0n 1hat lcads III into the grna'
range bringing one 70 Pike Is i'eak- anu
after tnat Over / maze Of peaaE and
ranges iutermmshls IL thsu gXteu.
anu variety Down tue cenIrf o.
the village ftov-B thf Oun5ams .qu.~
Bnuille. II the Bp-Iug formed ~
tise nteltso Elbows ~ ths Rockies Eud
addsG to by thf wealth o. SPRING
sada, IIon. Rnu u.her=--tnat Art thr
hoas1 o. AiAni10U. here, envT0Hsu by
tilt greRt mountains, If thf former cD--
tage Of eiIRce GTsenvOnd; over yOnIter
ths remains Of " BTIs-huTs.. " v'herf
ThomaE Moran r picture Of the :. Mntm-
tam OF the Hniy CrosE WIS s;.hiDItec
II visitorE, white nnt Ia, avHy IF ttie COZ
4agf vnarr a. Z. 4. . due much o. her
WORT. ant hsr last resting place un Ole
1naIenrIe mountain MAY DH Esen IRON
the caIion.
The attractions Of Manirnu arr nnt
ieg. I,ivt Thousand psopls nave a.
ready aE=enled Pixies Peak tins sea
son. TX car be anne II Jay, anu
Ewes one al elevation Of something
like fourtaer Thousand ieet o. imagine
another Aiount v Washington piisc OIL
tnp o. ihf present one ant . nd 1wo
hundred fee hlgt OF tina. anu y0u nave
Il. HndTsda o. Equare miles, II lac
n unlimited view Of ths Country, II
ohtaueG. Thf SUNRISE END the grave
o. MaIur O'Brieu Z daughter art the AZ
fractions, nnt t. sDeak OF tine pleasure
o. wadIng through EnOF-nant II -D-
EDst.
0'Brien'E daughter Is surprised IA
Tesl unuar 6 monument o. RJ0ub. upon
winch If insrribsC - Sacred n the
memory Of the laughter o. Major
J'Brien. VIM was killed by mountain
rats," etc. Nine paTsonE on Of Isn
believe TINS yHrn and much sympathy
II expressed by thf JgndeT-hea-tsu VINO
are victims Of 1.acicy-Nnuutain .JORsr
Of no mean oruo- Of merit the mOuI,-
tair-rats. ar vel az tina daughter, arr s
MYTH. 15eaideE the peak, tnsre art Va
rIous cRInng II visit fhf Garden o.
sous. uescribsC IL former pane. ant.
finally, the caves thaf abnunu II al tine
natur@l regain tiIRt Mature ranerally
uTuvIueE IL SUCH CASES. WhGTt at twD
tiIs1Inn1 caves, hntn having features
euualiy interesting and ] should luuar
run tine rock fuTmaiIon thai mucn o.
the adjacent cnunITy If undermined
with similar ones.
N-nat II called the grand cavern o.
caYe-nE If about 0ns anc a nall miles
IRON MGniIoI directly NJ ths Ute pasE-
q Yoad vurn and CIR OuI OF TIM rock
thai winds III INTO tint I.0nistes uga-
winch the Utes were accustomed u
mass II tia ole times Oi thirty ysarE
ago. In prpsI,srtIng among tint lsnges
nb0uf 4 Thousand Zee aBDyG tine pass
the present Dw1tsr, q. VI. Snidsr, dis
covered 3 small opening, and by wnrk-
ing a. Il K0on found hImEeI II tina large
nal tina Il thf commencement 0f 8
SERIES Of rooms ant tunnels tina nov
cunsiirlIIt 0na Of the wonders uf the
Country.
A little ten has bsen pirciIsd a. the
entrance and Tine carrizge-T0&d nIadE,
winding ND 10 within isv stsps Of l.,
and hsrs Air. snider collects dollar,
provides each yisIt0r win lamp, and
ths parry with twD guides. Standing
n the entrances one uouDTs which If thf
most attractive, the cave OF the visE,
thr iSttsr beng from TINS point pz--
sinuiarly fine. pixies I'aat IL directly
upnosirs, while MI Rhout cluster DfheT
SUBMITS OF mnre ~ less grandeur,
and fhe faGt that the cave rs sbout
eight thousand Tea III On the hrpw
oil 3 MOUNTAIN ands much 10 ths NJ
tsreEt.
Tnt cavt n similar IN It's STRUCTURE
and formation 10 Mammoth, i.ursy,
and Hows's, though nn q much smaller
scale. The Etalactites ara, however.
ulrrt finer than fbuse OF Howe Is rsys-
Tins Aianirpu rava-IR, moreover, arr
uryer and particularly sdzpIsd for
nervous Issople. thert bang No es-
sranely.aangsrouF pi2nss. Tine rDus
called Canopy svsnus js tIrs1 taken,
and as the txcnty u thirty yizisprs tile
into TIM hole. each bearing . lamp, TIM
ladies roysrsd with wsts-prDDiS, ons
could well imagine them munks gDing
through some mystic rirs- Ina raiic-
husting Knlaricsn WAS a Dutch wDman
N TINS case. and not a srAlartirr within
reach mt was vrrenehsd IN ths CAUSE
ID aailcs. Tine rhoicr specimens, how
evcr. wers al protsctad by wIrs cages.
Tim first onf Of these tnA1 AppsArsd
iooissd liza iti1s ragt III suue snimal N
sin zoc. and one OF TIM ladies asked
u'haf IS was. - TnzfB u stklzctit., -
replied 'ths guiiia. IT wsHr ge' gui.
viii ftss questioned ths lady, iailmg
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