Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
II they Would Bat Cultivate 1t
They Would Escape Ezorbi'
tant Charges
INGENIOUS WOMAN'S SCHEME
,,n,sA Van Allen VIII Charge Visi'
,o,s twenty-five Cents Each for
Trip to His Estate,
soocl,l correspondence.

soeclsl Correspondence.
oNDON. Sept 13.-Amerlcans IN
large numbers are now nocklng
homewarls, most OF them firmly
- convinced that America is the
ss,, land on earth to live in and proud
NJ the fact that they have neglected
M opportunity OF arousIng the envy
4, less favored folk by proclalming
,t,lr nationality. Ear be II from me
IA decrv such patriotism ] merely
,,nt out here that though most of
nam NAV ha IN blissful ignorance of
tbe fact they have had to pay heavy
tsy for Il. Those who cater TO the
yayfarIng public IN these Islands dis
rrimlnate against tho American travel
or when they get the chance. And that
chance Is found not at the large hotels
and places Of entertainment where all
charges are fixed by printed schedules,
but at the smaller shops and at the
country inns which sightseeing Amer
i,ans delight M patronizing when they
leave London and fare forth IN search
a. novelty and adventure. There are
few places possessed OF any attrac-
lions. scenic or historic, to which
American tourists do not penetrate In
these days and they are regarded as
legitimate prey by the natives. They
are almost invariably charged more
than English visltOrs-not infrequently
double as much--and subjected to all
sorts Of Imposts In the shape Of Eek
tras' for lights, attendance, etc, II Is
me price they ray for being spotted
"a Americans. Doubtless there are
some who consider 1t worth II and win
continue TO pay II ungrudgingly. But
10 those who object to being fieeCed In
iris fashion | would point out that they
can escape IL by temporarily Suppress
Ing their eyuberant patriotism and Gull
tya,lng a few peculiarities OF English
speech manners and department PeO-
ge Of such rare adaptabIllty as are
most Americans, can easily acquire
sufficient mastery of these things to
deceive rural bonIfaces and tradesmen,
and FOR the rest they must avoid talk
ing too much / have known Ameri-
cans who have done England on this
system and have been surprised how
much further they have been able TO
make their money go. A little pre-
lmnary training Is Of course desirable.
There is an enterprisng American wo-
man, for several years resident of
London. who undertakes to supply that
Finding herself thrown on her own re-
sources through an unfortunate invest
ment, she has hit upon this Ingenious
method Of earning a livelihood. She
says that IN half dozen lessons she
can put sufficient English veneer on
M 20 D.,
purpose, And they can easily rid them
selves OF II when they no longer have
any use for It,
EXPATRIATED AMERICAN.
James Van A. Allen. the *.
laTiated American millionaire has
taken hint from the Duke
or westminster who has for some time
past charged all tourists or excursion
ISIS who desire TO explore Eaton Hall
ana spend a day among the beautiful
scenery on hls Cheshire estate, ~ cents
mead So great has been the influx
o. tourists 20 Rushton Hall. Mr., Van
Alehs historic place In Northampton
snTe' during the present season that,
commencing with January LIST next. he
proposes TO follow the dukes example
WIN conditions slightly changed. The
lV.ue derived from the dukes visitors
:, divided among local charities. Mr..
van Aen VIII charge a maximum of
80 cents 70 all visitors from abroad ana
a. .s cents to eNcurslonlst parties other
wan lhose who may come from the
U.ySuhly or Northamptonshire, 10 whom
Wv Souhd5 VIII DO free on MONDAYS
e,I saturdays He VIII allow fishing
"uh!n prescribed limits on the lakes
~ ~ "' VIII also encourage fishing con-
80 49, Ihe Income derived from all
col ,.a WIN De divided between the To-
c,si ', ,l. mary and an institution for 40
NO., Intercourse and educational Inn
Xxx r"ehI which he means 10 estah-
n, wv D." we helghborhood for the benefit
r,o, "glAlhg men, During the summer
,,.a 3,hleuo sports viii be encour-
Ta "!luln the grounds. especially on
n. ,Tdluiday half-holldays, II heing
hn Nu Alen's idea that there must
n. undertaking attraction before
sn., vi olnliy workman can be drawn
tf,,"ay rom the public house. II Is es.
s ,",''eu mat next year when the house
Hsa Hounls may be seen nj the bost
n,n income derived from this nroiart
wa not iall far short OF $1,000
REGGIE" RONALD.
g., I,9e announcement that oRereioo 10.
Nv" 'Ae son VI Mrs. Ronald ma ~
D,7. known American women In
ls'.,n society," Is going to marry an
lte ''nu grl has caused something
numbsr as -, among a considerable
was tho ,do 9'slele English maIdens. He
roont n, sool OF the West End ball
10 a,i,,",n. ere MS graceful dancing used
nm ,"ttL me attention Of every Eng-
ohr,rnn o,neI who had daughter fo
oa LUZ QUE Up to last season he ,vas
tlo,s 'pleuous figure at society func-
sc,t,.O guy suddenly he dlsappeared iron,
matro,, participation IN them ana tbe
had g, Games and their dauphters
tusl s.vlt aiiiculty IN assigning tbe oc-
"RsrgIo" h IL appears thgt master
meant haa a mind OF his own ana
choice "ate lhe bride Of his own
he wa az lne West End clubs whore
men, y, 10 well known the ennonnca
Misc ~ uls approaching marriage viii
sunritli moro Strong OF Erie % has
gosstlnr' material for good-bunore5
oHeS turing the last day or two
rensrL Was so English in his ideas -
clnh .Ned a member OF tho Trayoios,.
know NV NV Gays ago. that I scarcely
man" 01o mas come over the Young
hear. une fact is certain-if wh9t ons
anv SS,,nong 'Reggla,s" cluhmntes 90
dlf5cui,,.l ation-he would have haa No
ih marrying both wealth ana