Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-18
|TaE MISSIONARY FIELDS
,.,,,,.ions BY a Missionary Graphically
fittsaI Letter TO ITS Friends.

I. fsittua Letter TO IT'S Friends
a., spsnc,r Clawson fayors tho
. .y.,s9 sim the following extracts
~ a letter from his son now ON
rirniarham. Ems, oct. 20. 1899.
. f.,s rathgf.-You will no doubt be
,atI 10 dud mo writing from
rIrrtam Instead " London. ] be-
Il - t8l YOU though I Intended 10
I. rith urufhHr Adams 10 ANA some
liHrss which fact Will, Of courFo.
Id for my being out Of that great
ia.f the most pleasant voyage posi-
a. t.f8ls ihs Atlantic. We arrived at
fsfanrtnu slightly wcarlcd of
Z mo- and aiy. but otherwise feeling
aii. it 10 difficult 90 express 60
3 DE FEELINGS I experienced when the
f-.it tefssl came Co n halt ut the dock.
rff With my two bundles. was hus-
~ from che gang plank onto English
ne crowd waiting for the shin
- wy large. and was distinctly Eng
lt ahi ! never felt 90 Gar away from
~ ana friends uH when lodging be-
uafH people. I found myself 10 the
trH11l 10 the dreaded custom house
tsfai Luckily I was among the FIRST
. a be- fhip and was attended 20 very
ID CttY The man asked ~" u I had
tY tIuu. llluor or spirits Of any
irl % which ! answered IN the Mega
t,t Ha then asked me 10 open my suit
ga Hi he ran his hand under my
itn and said "all right" put two
dan muka on Il and let me go.
wen u you want 60 see an uutiquatod
chiti y0u should view an English
tul1 They are the finest example u
. nnsh s'ownerH imaginable. A friend
~ nit 90 th6 boat told me they were
irf0yol geaty 20 what they were
thF Y5au back II that ~ the case
Va, must they have been originality
n o'a re1ccmIng feature they possess
q net they travel like lightning. We
tfe 10 London in one hour and three
f.lH'r from the time we lcft South
tri'1n.
Lrlln In many respects, Il the most
ffll place 7 was ever In. Hut II
t'l ihc rev progressive city that
A'g York u. That H. not 20 be- oN-
ifafi " course. when We take into
tat1iraton what u IN ana how old Il
g d being nIght when we got ln I
az tgry little " Il. aud had 10 content
ilsi With looking at the Thames by
90 ns lIFht
~ aonflvnco house being unable 60
immediate ua, We went 60 the Inns
.7 h9ial ana put up for tho night
one oi the finest hotels on High
'in street and aside from its age
Wlsllncss seemed quite American.
.W ufsi out 20 after an English
~ with no salt In the butter. went
ui up IN fairly good season. ON be.
l'g'd by Brother Adams and wont
w 70 consult the lady behind the
~ Mier paying the bin We found Il
0,ual 70 hunt for cheaper lodgings.
y, w p.l vas one pound. two pence and
81. .9ne wrunglIng with the lady on
y. f5A lrnlcr " Great Britain. We
y. 'lei forth into the busy ana foEgy
49,. lMospruny chop house being
n, ". WIN q mighty EFFORT | put my
-. y, w pride and my hand over my
M, wv entered, ! Will never forget
!, ,. ..'lAlsHt II was cheap ana II al
I, 'i'l o'her qualities u less val
M',f partnklng of the bountlfuI re-
-. W 'hup house had afforded Hro-
~. Al4ma ana I started for 20 pouton
49, w hal laen there the rlfht be.
~ he bus und | had an the con-
a.. IN me world In my ability 10 10
,st..,A iv3i' ] viii not dwell on this
Es.."N ~ more or less unpleasant.
49,. ~ 20 say We missed the street
~. ~ OF another and employed our
ls.t.Wa vain CulruVor TO wenr out
40 ~. HlfWnlka. We got To the bouse
r.-ir looi.s1rr and weary. and No.,
r5s,.i exceedingly that We had found
t5f 49, uufing the afternoon we got
h, ,t,lifa pretty wen In mind and
tshto eoull trust myself out Of
M5is' VIZ house without getting lost
4sr..i Iusslud'H BIN caught Brother
va ,tle' au Wn went down 10 see tho
s.sr u was the finest exhibit
tfis nv, 3, Neil particularly the wax fig-
tsrssl,iiy Nhpnleon relies, They were
liyt h. Z, 'nlel' Ting 90 me because 1
Utbfltgf much about them. The
"a N, r..lllry travelling carriage
"a ~ Innltiun robes OF Nnpoison
~ so.gnhIu0 We're perhnns tbe s r'y'
49,, ,.lurea 'n the room NVh.n az,
h. eatnt looking / sat ia Inc chair
as t,tiof used under the elm Tree
irh,, lsfnh. ] spent the whole dav
an '''h ana enjoyed every minute
,i.s,s. ' y gay nroihor Adams met some
tsav hlH ana couldn't ienr MIN
rlaft.r tolk the first bus for West
Hit es ,I, po.tlhle TO toll you the feeling
Flri NV oyer me a. approached his
hF bi.Hl ancient church: the ingt reat-
ium IA. ni 90 many English kings
t.nosi Mhii The C0nfesaor down tn
Situate" u NJ. 19' quite, the present day.
= p.rli. ~ u On 30 near the Houses
tlnr sg,,,,nt ana within sight OF IRA
stii6pa ~ ln one ~ the bualeat
hvsrs IN IL .'..laon, II stands alone as
Inn m" solemn grandeur protected
tlfk ana hustle without by lis llttle
lsanggl.llls own antiquity.
tlga 0f No. Gown the aisle between two
lYie of m. W., ii. butt of hard oak In the
r,, u,se rows Of benches' ,so, Uu'S ,Ss
roaun,rt., iole columns are handsome
"a naval 20 some Of England's army
"a Inc Sg'nglloies Of the last century
,rithis ,,,s'nnlng Qf the present This
larcuon ~, some ilfty yards until Inc
tsildIng we cross il reached. the
srsss yon 'cls built In the shape OF
very readily see what l