Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10


not claim n vote ,hors because was
not resident ara had LEFT the coln'
Try before I became ~ age, II IN Ulno,
therefore, that ! established my flgh's
Of citizenship somewhere, MY rynlpn,
thlos are ihoroughly American, pui
there arc family, business and social
tcnsons why I should turn Englinhnall
now | am settled here Tor HE, liolh
my children were born here and ma
Ulraly regard England mn their homo
WhllO | represent an American come
many all my business associations are
WITH Engllshmcn, Ny ancestors were
pnRllsh and Scotch, All things con.
pldered | don't think anyone can ma
fault with me for the step ! have
taken"
THE VERY FEW OTHERS
The other Americans who have re-
rouncod their American citizenship III
the same period nro Robert Wnahlng'
ION Dana, Gordon 10 Roy llnrnhnm,
Borlhold Bcrnholm, Edward l@ohlner
Ernest 1osophnh William hnmpson
Luke Rove, WhItowright Ruihvon Ntus
nrt Rnoch Ward, Philllp SchedroWltg
and James CoSie simpson,
BACK FROM FRANCE,
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. y. Lonoy Of New
York. have returned from the south Of
France whore Mr. Loncy had gone 10
escape the lnclomoncy Of the English
winter They have taken n commOdl.
GUS mansion In Lennon gardens, Ken.
rlnnlon, whore they win remain for
three months ana ontcr into the fos.
tivitles Of The London season, Tina
ioneys hNVo settled permanently IN
England, bat this IN the FIRST time they
have taken n London residence when
they went 10 France II was their IN.
ienton TO let their place At Wllloughby,
nonr Rugby in Norlhnmptonahlre but
n suitable tenant could not be found,
Now the whole stan of servants, h0rsos
carriages ana motor cars have been
removed 90 London for the season and
Willoughby Hall II LETT IN charge ~
tarelakeA who have 10 look after the
dows and the fowls which roam about
the old fnrmyard, Mr. Loney cares ~.
tie for society that sort which IN al.
Nnys spolt with n big : IN England
hui Mrs, Lonoy does and n was ON her
Initiative that the London residence
was taken, She IN an enthusiastic mo.
torist nnd magnificent norsowomnn
nnd Hyde park VIII see much Of her
during Tho season,
on A Bld SCALE,
when James n, smith OF Now York,
who inherited the bulk NJ tho great for'
tune left by his uncle Chicago Smith"
leased Hurley park near Winchester
people of tho old cathedral city took
but languld interest In hia advent,
They SIZED him Up nv an American who
had some surplus cash, but not much
or II, ana was not AT all disposed 20
part with II freely Mr., smith did
nothing 10 dlsnbuso their minds OF this
Impression, lie seemed 10 care little
for the old place end was seldom seen
there. hut since no Installed there his
sister Mrs, Cooper and her husband,
popular opinion has undergone a change
regarding the oStont Of his re,
sources, and munlncence, lie In do.
ifg things IN regulation American
millionaire style now, but by proxy
through The coopers, one Winchester
rlorokeepcr says that their custom
means m additional $1,000 year IN his
receipts, Other shopkcopors are re.
Jolclng In the pronl derived from their
patronage, MI Smith IN now regard
Cd ~ Winchoelor's good angel
UNIQUE FOR WOMAN.
Lady Mary Douglas-IIamilion, only
daughter and horcsa OF the late Duke
OF Hamilton, VIII next month assume
the maetership Of the Hamilton Har.
ilcrs IN Horofordahlrc, II IN u some.
what unusual position for woman 10
occupy although she has some predc-
V,yqory I'm tho npid LADY, Marv Ia IA.