Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

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gap a. s@seosEe giisiy. AID soseefta.ss
cnceasrf ,a'ne>s tosi -.
Dr. D91gan ~as once n ths audience
wien u Ma sua.seniy discovered that
tke queen Il lie ballet bal 1ecoss-e an
CONSCIOUS "a her undressing room. lie
Was sGmmcned. Aronnt hlfa be foani
~ or mage sl.nsseses ready q faint and
clustered sboGt the he:lt u tke ballet.
" IN lay there g-<fsns IL her rch PEN
~fpsr eosfuf1e. he looked a. her mo
ln-Er. as tas physician migkt lave doEs
80 years ago when be teId the mother Il
was zsfL Than he called ftir buekes
q water. AMI Ia nsonlent hle and health
returned % a.. Tie d4ncers They ver.
real well A1A gl4l q 20 "a with their
work
The dress Of premier danseuse often
cests thousands u dollars. bat Is more
fitted for house dress than anything
else. Il would be = poor costume 10 use
IN climbing Pixies peak-
In lsss al avalanche came down the
mountains. filing the valley with snow
aud improved farm property "a far a.
the main entrance " the Hotel Jerome
All that saved Aspen was that she wss
not present At the time. Aspen Is a beau
tlfui city. bat the air Il 50 rarelied that
tenderfcos s4sps like . dying sucker
On tbs grassy bank
Canyon City - also Economically atu-
sfod AZ the entrance 10 Grand canyon.
II has everything that heart could wish
except more tourists. Hot and cold
springs. with or without mineral Ia them.
are ready for the invalid who Graves .
new kind Of water 10 soxxle in
There Is one spring which was famous
Tor lis healing powers centuries ago. aud
the Indians came from all over North
America 70 b~ths ia IL and show OF their
new clothes.
The proprietor wishes me 20 say that
SINCE then the springs have been entirely
reftted with fresh towels. combs. brushes
and soap The change IL noticeable and
agreeable.
Icannos DO justice TO the Royal gorge,
which is near Canyon City aud named
after the lunch counter at Omaha. My
pen fslters-
l quote from livery stable man Of
Canyon City:
The Royal gorge. Whatever there Is
m the grand canyons TO surpass the other
canyons Of tho Rocky mountains, what
ever there Is 10 put the Swiss Via Mala'
in the shade. Is found IN the first FIVE
miles that lie west OF Canyon City. Here
Il where the cliffs are vertical and where
rays Of sunlight never enter. This abys-
nal ehssm ranks with Niagara and the
Yosemite. among the greatest wondersof
America No words can enable the i'm
sgination 10 realize the stupendous AMI
gloomy grandeur OF the scene. II Is as il
the Almighty in his wrath had riven the
mountains ssund-r 10 make = sepulcher
for the sun, and the ancient sun. as the
centuries roll away into the ocean Of
time. comes every day little while and
shines into the great abyss calmly and
pensively. ike q passing martyr smiling
into his own grave.
The impression which the scene
makes upon the sense Is uncommunica-
be. Tho abysmal grandeur thrills the
soul with q subtle and anxious feeling
Of mysteries unfathomable. Of tragedies
that have wrung tie breast Of nature.
The waters know tho undiscovered So
crct OF their mothers woes and rush in
turbulent anger from the scene. Winds
are born here which voice ia moaning
undertones through the Passages of the
chasm some old, transmitted grief, too
sorrowful 10 DO spoken aloud. This
spectacle is majestic lamentation in
granite and may DE seen from one q
my carriages. costing only g per hour.
including lood for the team"