... many groat and astounding cities,” omits from the narrative many-time told story, giving only two impressions—of the Yosemite Valley and the Grand Canyon of Arizona. A Man of Action. Sir Frederick Treves reveals himself this book possessed of a distinct ...

... great continent nature seems to arrange things with every consideration for the painter, as at in a golden view of the Yosemite Valley (7) wshere gradations of golden light and mist are con- At trasted with hot autumnal tints in the foreground. ?? differences ...

... peculiarly receptive frame of mind that he entered the romantic Yosemite Valley, and he pictured in eloquent lan gi age the unspeakably lovely colouring with which Nature had adorned that loneiy valley. “The growing interest which is now being taken by women ...

... gamblers only.’” Mrs. Crosfield visited the recognised sights and gives her impressions of them—the Golden Gate, the Yosemite Valley, the Grand Canyon Arizona, the most wonderful thing I really lielieve that exists on earth,” ami Niagara. A most interesting ...

... striking illustra- E tion of the difficulties that beset the path of the 1 historian, t THE projected large addition to the Yosemite Valley has raised the question whether 8 the management of that vast and beautiful c tract of public recreation ground by the ...

... Railwa. A scene in the recent expedition against the Modoc Indians is then introduced, followed by a fine view of the Yosemite Valley, Califolria., and of the Crescent Citv of New Orleans. Some incidents of pioneering life in file Far West, including ...

... as ihotographed at the Lick Obsier, m ountHamiltonCalforniaO a fe series of photographs from the Yellowstone Region, Yosemite Valley, the Columbia River, by Jackson, of Denvei, Maller, of San FraamSO, &c. At the conrilid- ?? indeliug of the Confeteico ...

... Fountains and At Home in Fiji under new and interesting conditions. 1 The narrative describes a visit to the far-famed Yosemite Valley, better known as Yellowstone Park. How this adventurous end indefati- ?? lady travelled, lived, enjoyed bard work, anu ...

... careful about its defence 292ior Ithe andal than we whose supply is so m itore restricted. The Yellowstone coutlr xg I the Yosemite valley are instances of Lstri of great natural grandeur and beauty, whii I the nation has guarraiteed against thz r4e CI *|the ...

... diorama, as if the traveller had left the train. Each scene is a master-work, h from the cour d'honmeur in Chicago to the g Yosemite Valley and the fiery lake at Hawaii, a and thence to the eruption of the Fountain- y gaiser and. the coloured rocks of the great ...

... very eow. Ile went to Melbourne, then crossed Tas- 1 inania, visited the Fiji Islands, got on to San Francisco, saw the Yosemite Valley and Salt Lake I City, had the inevitable look at Niagara, end i passed home by way of Toronto and tuebec. There is nothing ...

... long and ten feet high, caused by slip in the valley, and at one spot sandy desert was replaced a marsh, on which I have shot wild duck. I am anxious to hear if the earthquake has extended to the Yoseraite Valley, where e ar ? gorges or canyons with walls ...