Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-29
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mems of orcs from all parts of the Cent, n nial State. Then there are wonderful fos- sils and pctrifactions arranged in separate eases. The silver san Juan, the glorious La Plata, rIggcd Guuuisun. Lake, Eagle. HuCrfauo. Ouray-all arI r, rIc.cu;,d l,vrr Si!'Iian f''>-i.>. -.}'r wirr, p:tiAuS a"ld. :: Ai ..-, 'r..s.i.a...'. il. a IyI.. ~, cIy~:al~, : :.,!, t.,.-'.' .'. ...t .-i.- H ! iu.,r ,.:iui. .. g.. c ,.,1 ,,... :. u::l...t- t':r .i...r. ,! l. t... nsnI,l,C th, L"., E.: -\' .:n 3 ..E N,'.. T yvAs H.. h.. -t h. ;t.i .-..a ,,,c ds-.-,,r, q !I.s! ;,.! ...as. ..r
 IT,. I.nr:ra:.. t,..:~.,. d.. la..,7. h...N,t, s...., ,t 'tn.I l>5t.- C,..l. -' ',a'..!.''i .,' i.''... ,t I:t.:,'1d. IL. y''.' F. -" t:I! e. ....,iJ i.. ., '.'h eTI (. ,. .tI., .u. sl.!nt.7 g, l. i'rr- - .'. i.r.- ~ifttr... il Li- cl.:,I ,.t ~... |, <. u..',,u;i.. ly u; ,...,I. With Il.,., ,.. ..i l,r the l.l..,. a. .,tl :r tho ,r,uiuu t:s.: 3. ing, "f hr- ru}'. When King Coal al:'.. k Pueblo. his royal rr.try was the ,etas...u, ,,! a jucUlaIity and hilar- iiy which l:iN.. L.C.II.,' historic His ut- inuv. I-~,,!,> h.- I.dGltrs thy, .." consist cd uf >G, h S..urIi,r- a- court butChrr. rryli tooth cXtrarJ,r. most ki-h pltnul.,r rs. court a-~Iy,I~ ;.u! rnyal hr, ,v,r Many oi PuCb!U's If.-j I,:uIsstnrIlt CitizrEs joined the train ,l ghc vi-it!usy monarch when hr
 
 he sits in grandeur in his royal palace with a serious, solemn expression on his beautifully hUrni~hCd face, pundvriug doubtless on the night hC entered purilO.
 Another novel and attractive feature Is huge pipe organ done in lead and cop per IL is faultlvss in construction. having stops, swcllS. double hanks of keys and graduated pipes. This was gift from d coal and iron company. In on" of the side rooms iS the colossal statue of the "s|ilvCI Quecn,' which >vaS one of COluradus At- fractions at the Worlds fair.
 The stagc in the auditorium is decidedly unique and quite typical If the country. It represents the interior of a mine. Il gruttn scenr, with hanging stalactitcs and the walls glistcning with rich mineral. In the r,a- is .n irnSular opening through which ti.V trl.- Untains arc visible crowned hy the hu"ry snow capped head of pillc's p,ak. Through this opening is also visible thu historic trail, and winding slowly uT the mountain sidc iS an automatic pack train in full view. Below the trail cls c.Ide of T";,l water dashcs over the rocks. From tiki, hl>iu Al intervals rises the golden h1iT,l ..r,:L, s~ of tn mineral world This sp eta, .r when S,,n by thc flash ul calcium H. @i, l~ enchanting. The f.ruttu l. the work ut u New York artist. Both King Coal and ike silver Queen are lighted al | night, CaCli ! ; l33 inCauGc -crnt electric lights Othyr ti,-uTCs representing copper, | lead. gold nuL iron are illuminated im u similar IUanErr. and tLc scrnC at night i. like a peyp int. fairy land
 The Eurols an GCulu. iC.l so.!atv, wLcr visiting tLiS institution. ss.id that within | its walls i, the largest and most valuable mineral collection in the world Robert | IngCrso!l calls it the most b>uutifIl audi tOrium in tho world aUd GCrlarsd ir tI be ten timss more lovely than his concCp | tion of it. TulmaCr snid that it was tho most beautiful building he had ever seen and Carter Harrison said it was thing Ot | beauty. to tC seen and not to be described 1 10 rCHlizC faint idea of it's attraction. ! Tho Mineral palace is a great resort or ! summer nights. Concerts, rCcitals ana balls arc held in the auditorium. and tn, scene, with itS glittCring setting, ike sum mer and evening costumes, tho prvttN faces, the flowers, the lights, the music, i: | a brilliant one.
 And over all this Rocky mountain rcvc | King Goals serious face looks down witt | a bcnignant expression. One almost fan 1 cics that tho merry old sOul' will sud denly clap his hands and call for his fld dlcrs three. EDITH SESSIONS TCPrER,