Daily Republican., 1886-09-18
NATIONAL PARK.
.KITCHEN"-A mooN'
Prnun,poF PURE oLAss'

r. kIIOhb /
r.n,por r PURE GLASS.
..-A wonderful Hot
'Me.o,sInrowing streams OF
',r water Many f''' "
oo,ths kEPUBLIoAN.
F'a'l ," Minnesota, September
lsIoE' sGarcely know how tol
", M. etter. as / have 30 much
pee ll'' I'VE 10 say, / do not know
70 ou,u he,iu. After lying over ID
70 % O1 twenty four hours, ! tooE
s'oa Cina6a7, aud frcm there l
in los for he Great National
ltN" sirh uine Others beHides
o. "PT PThtr4 was twelve passen-
'T., o1s we had a very pleasant
..as ;. asn,ered nI he Park at the Nam,
% ep,o sertre. hotel, which stands
i..,inu III or . 302 feet, att O'CLOCK
sie'S'SIV si'ns ard shortly Afterwards
rVto', y ~ ssnpper OF Antelope steaks,
W o,s w v,ti a RELISH, my appetie
nssn s.s sharp ned by roy ride oi .
en ,bc top oi the stage.
Ooon On y'g A. I got ny ngeaSiaSt on
.oon ,n,TpIne, m Angus 39sh, l went
s,.s s the sights. There are . srea,
SEE WV ,ngs and tine different
l,,sp. nO, 81 are wonderful! there are
"ts,s 'Cn' Of extinct volcanoes
tt,S O, are called The Liberty
.nd nThe Dsvli's Thumb" the
ssbich Is zellramed tut whether
j.. or not / Nm unable to Say;
Nv, rsonie il this vicinity say that
no a3 I snpuose they should know,
!. have lived here !on2er than l
r. 6nrinp my ramoles | came
seyera, extinct geysers ano
Il, among ,hem being one called
nsvt,'s Kitchen | looked down
E..,h,re Nas a adder that reached
| .bs tcn tc0a.ls the so:tum, ard
,s wa, NJ rne around l thought
4 s,shad sJae down | could do Jpe
| ~ ttar td on my journey "A
avn mo the bG w-is Of the earth
4. ,oIsed y4ry louesome. AFTER ex,
f. ,he kiicuru | assembled and
/, N Bgth Laee,' which Is about
L T,tJrrd :-t vide. There are
l,s hot s,rirga iuit; | took OH my
n gpd stockm ~ AID waded around
H. Ma nj, cuCi enough, Whila or
Iterliia boiling not Company d
H. FirM Cuhsd 5lates Cavalry are
4 id IN tAc piIk, and | paid then
j.;
|rp.J will them that night ant
! ,t.ra j.uy SET " fellows.
,cimrd ,ut srqua.ntance OF
q, comrades FROM Mir ois, aamet
h S roeln ~ I Thomas Y. Hewey
|rs,osi out 70 investigate matter
% sbd ~ the best way OF gettinj
Ia5u fne pAtk Towards night w
l. .cr1s Au o.d hunter and gnide
1 1At stYeEai horses, ard we at onc
| .-d mo = contract with him to tax
\ ksgui To see tho sl2hts. His nam
b P Smith, aud liz life has beel
b 10 the forests and on the prairie
j suce he was . years old, oonst
En,.y he knows the country well AN
|il7nd thu. he wss we could wis
On Monday morning we went :
coolers camp aud bought Is pound
D al tack, 2 pounds each OF sugs
! cofse, 10 pourds Of pork, wit
bs onions, pepper, salt, dried be-
b bologna ssuss2e, We were eSc
|Uuud and rad u psck horse with l
carry our tent, cooking utensils an
DIVISIONS Our guide furnished n
! al cid pair OF pants and n jack
b ~ Is worL in that country, At
lsE sAs on the horEe's back yC
|a,d have ,sken me for cowboy. "
kttsrfd about 8 O'Clock in the NOR
/ and passed through the "Golds
w. " on bridge brilt by the Unit'
~ Government.
Tle Cuntain at this point Is vel
d and the pass loc IA a. though
lscut right through its side. The
. teauIitul waterfall here $40 fp
|ih, aud we next went throuI
RltRmau's 's Pass" ut an elevation
oA Res, We passed "Swan Lake
p saw several fine swans eDjoyil
|sn;e7es on its surface In q It'll
Pc ai'tT passing the lake, we came
cittk where we stJpped and bad di
y alter which we continued ON
|Ols.dtan Ciff," which Ia a mounts
EG'e g!ags and 10 humbug about
|lt road Is made of solid glass
Fah! dA.t a mI.a, and IL the only gls
I% II tie wcric; ii Was construct
v 'Lt Government at a great expen
Pnis ne Afternoon We passed III
pug bain, y the Roaring MOI
tLs, MlueIa, Lake" and the "H
d SnF'lHs," and huaily arrived
4 Lower Norris Basin" AT d
''a' He iounG several hot springs
" u ''&-- aad sAapet; one IL cal
H'.t.s Steamer" AID If it WAS in
y! y, Wiimhltcn and put to work
''gl iIrlish strGIn CROUCH TO 7
lo'' any machinery in use witht
" '''ah.e abou, The coal miners,
'ug Que tlse striking, Another OF tn
pH4s' Il catied The Hurricsne;'i II
.S' ong and l2 wide, aud is a ma
@a a6 cau'Gron Of boiling water.
constant Geyse:" bows out ev'
''l minutes, and ,r-oGs column
'u ~ ieot high, wEi.e in addition
'se " H'Te are several others aroul
'' ,sV'ds aa the same time. Each see
\ lave q Certain EiEd OF work to p
II I;I' h1l they do II in good earDt
"e W., SA'ksd aroaEd the different z,
.r.,'p ~ alp lot springs aad gathered 30
,f's.-'ens' The not water was runni
:, 1'yltd MS, aud eom etimes the b
H.. s c"Fy oppressive. We saw the Gr
4 ~ eyer II blows from the side
i, "". -. win regular puffs and snorts |
ss,1e'ne a Vae'ne pulling heavy train up
,s.-el pane We also SAW
S'sAn Valve, " which sounds exac
aaSh ~. , eine blowing eff ateam all
|,,,r, Two hundred feet above sc
,Ss u w. the monarch aeyser" he
s,s. 'Oll he goes of every rinety M
d, ,t alu we were fortunate enough
\, 'S,,e 'aere Just as ho was starting
Ei.b' E'S stream of hot water 80
|,Stan,, St", ~ith a terrible noise. There "
ta,,n V"eh'y people who had b
M aD'ut en- hour 10 see 1t 20
sE,ieh wen passed the Vixen Geys,
,n,It ,GA lS well Eamed; it has q '
s,,rs. opening, but it gees to work
aos, s., ~ ara while we were there,
;brov NV a,so saw mud gey ser at W,
s,s s,s",ns up mud ard water; the l
ps fbaIpss,. ps,.pltation !, !, gsy ser, which a.
,bln. mug u II had the heart disease,