Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

rblnas In Homie Scotland orc NOW
about 10 resume their normal condition.
.usr n pariYi Of tostf1i Inactivity cove
sring the greater rart Of the GUNNER.
when I arrived here nyo weeks ag" th'
holiday season was iu iui sWins ana
Every train WIS loaded t' ihe Fuaras
with merry cxcuulonlsta some bound
Tor one place and SOME another but nll
bont on ha,in go real. good tImo unin-
terruptod by tho cares 0f daily lf'. ana
the toll and Worry Incidental to the
gaining of livelihood. Sow the speN
l. past and the apprentice. thr shop
iasaio the factory E'fl we ,llln
and man nf Affairs have nniil'l N'Nh
10 business. t1 remain uu duty i1t tn-
other year. when recreation VIII nFiln
arrest their attention ana the rIllfniiH
aud steamship companies Fltntr ln ihN
shokols that go 20 swell thcir already
mighty cSchoquctu.
Perhaps mo better evidence OF IN,
holiday season could be- had than that
which cnnfrunts tho Mormon mis-
nionnry In hia tracing from door tu
door Not infrequCntly De- goes INTO
"cioao" whore out of twelve ur sixteen
families be- receives perhaps but one uf
two ruHruuHpH. those answering hNluH
Kind enough 10 inform the caller thut
their neighbour have gone doom inc
water" or nus on for their holidays
In other cases no such explanation is
necessary aH "a large plncntu announces
that mall can be- ioft with Mr.. Jones,
The plumber. Scott. the tailor ~ STOW.
arr. tbe c1nfoctloner. the address ~
these partlca boing dcglrnntod in each
instance Not once. however do Mr
ind "a HuggpHtiun uH 90 where or with
whom. Gospel tracts can be- left
Holiday time IN Scotland ~ made the
most Of BY all classes of people. For
the workman II ~ "a season N rost 70
respite from the busy scenes of daily
life. na II n for all who nru actively en-.
gagged the greater part ~ the year u
grants 20 such an opportunity 60 visit
places Of interest. 90 coll on old friends
and TO incidentally dinburac a tow
snare "hawheea" IN consideration ~
value received In the different channels
through which the visitor has 90 pass;
and therefore all who are privileged.
usually plan some sort ~ nn outing,
their destination depending wholly ON
the time they have and the amount ~
"suller' nj their dinnonnl. nut the
holidays are taken full advantage "
aud Few there arr who do not enjoy
something extra during the heated sea-
non.
Favofltc resorts among the people Of
Scotland uru such watering places a.
Roihcaay on the Isle Of Butei
keichattnn hay I'm the same vice
inny. Dcmoon. Girvnn. Brodick BAY.
Stranracr. Arrochar ana iiailnntrue.
These places. all famed spots upon tho
ronahorn. are healogri by pleasure Hcuk-
err. whose wants are amply provided
FOR by those who know how TO cater to
people reekinr amusement Visitors can
gather ''muasola" and "wulka" whom the
tide ~ out. battle and sport on the Hes-
rhorc. ana boat and nah 10 their hearts
content, the catch being measured by
the individuals aptncal at such bust
ncHn
To those who are not particularly
taken up with resorts ~ the sort above
mentioned. there are other attractive
rpou around which wrcntha Of history
are entwincd Prominent among these
arr Ayr, the huuag Of Burns, Stirling,
home 81 tho Wallace monument, Lam
ark. one Of Scotland's most ancient
towns; Hannockburn. the scene of bat
ties. and Dunblnne. IN which nolghb0r-
hood war was raRcd IN the rebellion OF
i1l5. These are old points NJ Interest
and 10 the Scotchmnn grant rctrqa-
poet Of days gone by never more to re-
THE TRossAcHs.
Another favorite spot Ia the Trnssaoha
no beautifully pictured In ScottH Lady
q the Lake This h Waited yearly by
Tneatic and foreign, and u looked upon
az the one place la Scotland that must
be seen by those who would boast Of
tholr travels In this section Taking
tho coach at Coliandor. the traveller ~
drawn over the route which llea across
the river Lrny. passing kilmahog Toll.
and striking The base " lien-lseli, the
"illll u God" which rises 10 the height
OF 2,bi0 feet and wcndH H. way 10 Dun
more, wherc there are traces NJ an
old mound surrounded fort. Almost ut
the ofilu-nrc OF Loeb Vunachar b.
Coilantoflc Ford. Sir Walters rceno NJ
the fight between Roddnck phu and
fftziamea. A view n also obtained II
lnvurtroannchH House, the r0sldCnco uf
her majesty thu queen Tor some weeks
during the autumn of 1850; NJ Laurie X
Mead, the place az which, hy means ~
tho merry cross wore gathered "tlnn
Alpine'A warriors true"
''rhe mountninecr cast chances N pride
Along Hen-tadi'a living side.
Then hXcd bis eye AMI sable brow
Fun on Fitz-Jamos-'Iiuw sny'H thou
now7
These arr clan Alplnr'a warriors true.
And. saNon-i am Rodcrlck Dhu'"
a view ia also had of Glcnnnlans. the
ancient hunting ground OF tho Scottish
kings, ana uf tho famous iirig ~ turk
Soon we are on the route ~ prCttyloch.
AtHthNt tho scene OF MllNN ~ Nlupnla
cally pictured IN the first cunto NJ "rh,
Lady Of the Lake beginning The west,
cru waves Of chhinH day" The Troa,
sachs Hotel h now reached, built upon
spot called lu Gaelic Ard,
chcanochrochnn thigh end ui
the rock) name intended
My for Celtic tongue. The building
beautiful IN architectural design b
owned by Lady Wiloughby psrrshy
Leaving the TrusHuchH Loeb. kntriny Il
reached. one ~ the famed beauty spot
or Scotland, ana whence nnwH the wat
err used IN Glasgow, itB largest city Thu
loch, eight miles IN lenEth uul uhnu
thrcc- quarters ~ a mile broad lie
right IN the hollow OF IL circuit uf hill
and has many a prlmontory, croNl
and bay"
EpBNLGNE EplNHURGH
To visitors tho city NJ Edinburgh O.
not without Interest," Urrp d. locate.
lulyrood Palace founded by james ~
This building, The portals uf which nr
entered yearly by thousands was bull
nnnn after tho Restoration a time stair
case leads tu the royal apartments
which IN modern times have hrau up
oupied by charles x Of France am
family. and ln later years honoured h
the presence OF her majesty. Qural
Nictorin, ana her lumgutHd Prince con
sort. Tho palace contains u fine ulr
ture gallery and othHr apartments. tn
whole playing ana Important uHrt %
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