Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-07-11
WOMEN In 4 volc.ro
They MAKE \ paalLous nr.,..
INTO popocArapsrp, DESCENT

/ pnehx .a, ''ia'n Sealed b. H..
A"erieans--Thcy s,,r., '''ss
'"'aes by Going Into NE c.. The
Ing Down the moan.a,. ~, ,'''sr-slia.
At midnight they rose j.,
couches in the nouutairea a.vm the rude
1hey nad rested. and made read aa' whsrs
~ dressing warmly, wrana; y How
Iest and limbs in fold upon f Xxx their
f,nce st every step they must III ~ y cloth
glazed crust. covering M. pieak The
thick wells their eyes and shia with
the glare and sharp needles - i against
thongh It was bnt moonlight ''s snow,
SLOWLY then the three ,as..
their masculine friends. begaa es, with
walk. 10 each lady was "a a,s sae long
guide familiar with the ronts ''gned
was his duty, as well az nlss. ana i
break the way for them b. INSURE 70
larger foot down and througb' w. bis
so that their labor was onle = '.'S crust,
feet into his tracks F" put their
Six mortal hours Of plodd;n.
| onward and upward bar,u.o "eanly
look behind ~ IA. .a'uiy daring d
world. see,nir,lv -. uo' oiten, upon the
them bnt tb.,,,,aoi 5.ne ~ Chaos behind
snowy beiphfs haf.. pressing up the
the moist. cool pl;ss.,,, ns'h, wrapped in
land. Long lo,a ,,.sa u the eloud
| through the clo,5, Z, Z wy sun broke
sleepino mis-, ,v,a, a. 'neif feet upon
they see his oI1.r;sp.,p "orid below did
the far seas ma % aanies spring from
heights toward Will e.eu upon the
though faint bis ,,,o,., -, 'ney climbed,
that yar, - 81" III q late hour Of
| But at last with 80 10 ,,iiis
cut ia r,iecas ,ha,, 80. 'eet wrappings
ders of the volcano p ui'oh The Dor
! enough were nc o.s.speti Glad
in a moor sboItar LII, III iaaies to rest
guides and cooL "Ai's tneir Indian
fast. p'' 'heif break
INvEsTIG ArrSo nm,
A faint mist Law ROTH ,o-oASo'
the air of the CRATER ord ~ IT. ,oae upon
phur was already ,,ar,a,ss;l, yuoi u SUI
breakfast being done IA IN "uen,
tons made. it becama av;5o pepara-
three Americans act,ally iat ens sl,a' The
scend to tha s,,l,,l,,.r 80 'i'endea 70 de-
of the crater the moor Ia,,ia ~ D0''oin
seized with terror No a,n A. "efe
had ever touched tbese dora 10 'oOl
these mines of sulphur fra,a ' aaa eases'
labor had drawn for cantn mn''' snei'
which Cortes obtained tbe ,aoa,,s lfou
fiery conquest Of their forefatba ,.' ~ r, 'ns
sources Of supplv womb ha -. .nes'
despoiled. should wonan,s 81 = ..'iiea'
touch them WV e'ef
They fell mon that, t,ro
them to desist from tbe .fta,an. s 81.
the Americans had not bravad ~ ~. ~,
and danger of the ascent 70 re.ns W. svA
satisfied Go down thew wonId T rs
Indians shook their heads and si,haa
beneath their breath and wondaras
what kind of men those fair gentlamen
could be who did not seem to he alla n
hinder their wives from CARVING on,
this awful resolution Bnf since tb.ro
seemed to be no help for il. tbev nra
pared themselves 70 Ia+ don,n 49, pe
traordinary burdens npop the wind.
Iassas "'"u
Yes, there was notbino also Cor !. b.,
to go down as the gentlemen did unou
the crosshaat, IF tbs r,na ,rh;oh ~ tha w. +.
dams SLOWLY ,,,,,yn,,,d e,ann 49, -.
fair artist If 60 sha ,r;,h. ~ aa1a1
keepinp herself from baing dssbsd
aoainsf the craaov val,ow sa,n,ad 7 and
stained walls hv means of strono c.rs
or stick with which sbe ,nshsd bsrsalf
away from the crater sides "a sbe IA.
scanded
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