Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

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sake NJ tho Income. but now with Tho
liAmCricun dollars supplied hy in.H
Wivcs this ia no longer o. nccea altN
' The Duke and Duchess 0f RoNlurFn.
\ havo had large shooting parties hi
Hurarinuoh lodge in BcrW' fsh'rN MNl'h
Included Mr and Mrs Robert eoeiei
7 MARSHALL FIELDS DAUaHrEH
li captain and Mrs David Beatty are
Itugnlu ui luvCgONIll. Mrs Beatty
WAS daughter uf fhD Unto Marshall
llcid They ure king Edward a utai.
ltst rc!Fhb1ra ut NmmuuL and iua
king hus entertained taem fo dinner
ut the castle aud haH uifD been ilul.
guest Ut 3D. days ahouuuE 90 lhFei-
Lord wlnoughuy do Erosby who
married Miss kIuis. Drcees. l1a taken
over hia own estate, ileuuruoy bob
porihshilc. after ul absence ui some
years.
SOME ENGLISH SPORTS
A. n. lee. NJ. r.. who was 70 great
d INnfhlugt0u favorite when military ai-
tachc some years ago, haa replaced d.
3, phipps in The aaootluF NJ 'i. ..N.,,
in Inverness shire Lord IItahall INsa
has this year the shooting Ht Mover
which was formerly .u th. occupation
of the lUto col. oliver IT, Payne, uh,i'
B uf tho Payne WhlmeyA
.I can't Sueudar-ClHy who married
Pauline Aston is shooting th' s-d.'I
at Cabrach Lodge b1nNshiie' WIN
Lord Berkeley raget
TwENTY-FOUR HUNDRED MOORs
ny There are lu au 1900 grouse moors
iin Scotland This year but Tiny per-
centage are being shot over hy Am-
orleans So say the agents and 10 SURE
priaps them 600 sdy 500. To is tne rich
I.oudonor who Is doing the spending of
money iu Scotland thiH year There arc
also good many moors which have
not rented.
Grouse thls year win cost the sports
man who o. Che host and footing tne
bill of eoch moor anything between
$40 and $40 "a bird The Increased cost
is due Go The scaYclty When tu" acH-
son officially opened last month ErouH"
sold il the markets us high as 50
apiece but are now down to $3.50.
IN the expenses one must not alone
count the reut % the moor The Scotch
moors bring lu "a rental Oi two and
half million dollars Tor the season of
a few weeks But il addition tO ones
rent NJ several thousand dollars there
IS the cost OF establishment
SPORT COMES HIGH
with half-a-dozen guests who snoot
there would bee hulf-a-dozeu OF more
servants Then come automobiles.
horses and traps. outdoor servants,
the gameSeepers Che 'gIliies' or
under-kccpers, the heaters who are
usually shepherds and their families at
fl.5O per day each ana with 90 or go
OF these the total swells quickly Then
comes the Item ~ supplies. These Duo
most cases have % be brought over
the hills and gleus on pony back 30
rufIHa W This NInHHh
should cost s. ton mounts Co S25
before 10 is delivered.
Railway charges for transportation
Of the party the horses. carriages and
so on is very high. Carefully call
culated it can be- Tid that for "a
stag" party the cost IL six times the
price of the rent II ladies' are I'M
cluded in tho party then the cost is
anything from ten times the rent up
ward
The modern shoot ls well named a
"battue." II is slaughter indeed, An
American resident OF London who
ought to know, told me the other day
that Americans after their first sea-
son az shooting in England become
disgusted at the sport" and that here
Ia les the secret OF e. failure ~
Americans u spend their good dollars
90 laNishlv this shooting season.
LICENSED sLAUGHTERERs
Nowadays In grouse shooting the
gunuers station themselves ga three or
four boats or turf shelters specially
conatructed hero and there ON tho
moors Then the heaters drive tho
game 10 them. The pheasant shoots
. are even greater slaughters. Tho sports
man In the United States hunts HIS
game and shoots q when he or his dog
flush H. Ia such hunting there is
grand exercise and one Is on the tlptoc
OF expectation an the time. but here
the shot Is given a station and pleas
ANTS. rabbits. hares. an manner OF
game are driven toward the guns. The
shooting is fast and curious but az
iclose quarters and the game Is SO tsrae
land 80 thick that II anyone missed one l
shot ho Is almost hyUld 20 hit some
thing else. From tho American View