Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
ROUND THE WORLD
AUTOIST ARRIVES
v,s Harriet Clark Fisher Gets
in From Trip From
The Coast.
WELL KNOWN SOCIETY WOMAN
r,pericnces In Europe ana ASIA
.,,ns NJ tie Knutsford Prior
To Rcsuming Journey

- harriet clark Fisher, the woman
W. wn Ting Fang. the great chinese
N'o" .r once pronounced the most
sA"', -. woman he had met IN
$3.50 80 is at the Knutsford' having
"-' sol, lake last evening aiter a
20, ,' ,our in Europe and Asia and -
leAi 'I r,ng a transcontinental trip to
~" W completing the first round
"" .,Ap four that has ever been ac-
Ue a,,.ssd by a woman. Mrs. clark
,,.ssr Is well known society woman
Vow York and washington widow
certain clark Fisher L. 5. a" VINO
=, assistant engineer in the army
20 Eva lime OF the civil war Captain
-. met a tragic death several years
III 4, railroad wreck while accom-
rsn,sd By his wife,
P1 %. vas proprietor and active man
- The Eagle Anvil works in Tren-
nj Up0n his death Mrs. F1sher
9 N complete management ana
ISL s,,1I n his enormous business, large
y means OF occupying her. MIND
r. .,t,vs the distinction Of being the
IN, vomah member Of the National
w-s,,srturcrs association. When she
a.-',,,ed control she determined To
-, tba business from the ground up,
80 aonning Jumpers and appropriate
..,1-e vent right into the foundry ana
i ,,,nsh ali departments The intense
\ 80 m the foundry and mental turmoil
I y business life formed an abrupt
/ ,s,nge from her previous mode OF life
i I. rblch she had been leader OF the So
/ 80 club and many other fashionable
i ,,hs an Washington and New York
u,s FISHER has acquitted herself, how
rsr with great credit, has increased
ss- business and ably survived the
strike Of 1908,
AFTER years Of severe labor and strain
Ms Fisher determined 70 take an ap-
proprate and well earned vacation, and
hlng an enthusiastic motorist, decided
70 tour the world In an automobile,
She sailed for England the later part
q June. 1909, with her relative and
secretary, Harold Fisher Brooks, in
large Of the car. meChsnician and
i 4 maid The car was regularly
eulpped stock model in every way,
The only extraordinary equipment be
ns gasoline and oil tanks Of a SUI
scent capacity 10 supply a 4O0-mile
tour on one filling wheels OF maximum
diameter 10 afford the greatest posi-
D.. clearance and complete camping
. outfit which was carried on the auto
4 mobile including rifles ard revolvers
iof hunting and protection. She first
| toured the British Isles then passed
I TO the continent, visiting places Of his
,lrical interest After thoroughly en-
/ ayng the beautiful bouleYards and
highways Of France the party headed
fU Ms Fishers beautiful Italian es-
tate, ne villa Carlotta. masniiicently
situated On the banks Of Lake Como.
TRIP THROUGH ORIENT.
Up to that point the party proceeded
with comparative freedom from annoy
ng road conditions. The trip through
ne orient however, while attended by
many interesting and pleasurable epi-
Ndes was sufficiently racking to try
" mettle Of car and occupants. Mrs.
Fisher is We'll known among nobility
h'pad, having been presented at
Veen Vctoria's court I'm 1900 and pre-
rolsly 70 the late Emperor Frederick,
lher u the present German emperor.
We carried many letters OF Introduce
W % noble and influential persons,
/ hfucuarly In the orient. In touring
ia and Ceylon the party traversed
nllsands Of miles through country
'aen had never been before invaded
motor car, The roads were Of
us worst character, sometimes there
'ele none At All, tayerns or inns were
scarce as 10 be Of no service at all
1l the OAK bungalows. when found,
seIe SUCH as % render a nights lodg-
- ln them most displcaslng to a high
y cultured woman. In fact. the party
| seht very few nights I'm India under
aul othei shelter than the tents which
u,y always had With them. Mrs. Fish-
/ r. party was most royalty entertained
| lne inaksrajah at Bcnares, In India.
-asfe sne had the novel experience OF
.''neslng the religious annual bath
.he sacred Cangos Natal Nehrn
sS. ,''I, her at Allahabad by a two
.ss elephant ride. which was a novel
,s si,'lehce and a welcome diversion
~. uiiny hundreds of miles Of severe
automobile travelling.
THROUGH JAPAN.
a, sis. Fisher considers that the hard
I,,.t AR Of her whole trip was through
. sTsrs, ,Iney Were obliged to cross
| os ~. unases that were extremely
| M, 'ue on bamboo and SO unstable
Ia1 single persons weight made
-r 4, snake percepubly.
'ae party had a thrilling oxnerience
te karnizava Pass over Inc IA
| NJ mountains while proceeding from
~ .'NA 70 AtaWL Tho road" is sim
uau Tor pack horses and Is about
| W.. W and seven miles down.
~, ABOUT half way 10 the summit
| naai,, 'eCued a chasm spanned by a
| q, ~ 09suucted bridge too narrow
| oblVsJ eal 70 pass The party were
M - ~ pltch camp In the mountains.
| ihsir "a STOOD watch at night with
| Brots '.ss ana IN the morning MIR.
son. r,agloeled aiOot until he found
| AZ eUes who agreed 20 see the
a, sslely 10 their destination.
| F,s.r LII,al az San Francisco Mrs
vfI -, asa completed "a tour which she
NO. soon forget. She has returned
| "a, ,s.euhch supporter than ever Of
As, n I'M, i1an. built car. which carried
" 20 IT'S duty. 'n'e refused
tor n ~. ", sne VIII receive another ova.-
. New W. ti"l'aso. on her arrival in
BE- Gins a a reception az the Automo-
| y ai,s,s america viii be extensive.
q Nrs ~. oy motoring enthusiasts.
.,ne yer,. 'si,I VIII undoubtedly roclte
~ Wy interesting episodes Of her
Ms Fi,l,
| nm ssn 's E' uonscontlnentai tour
l. an ar-,.. laneisco TO New York will
| .inllnv sg1s,,opiiate finish TO her globe
tlc,ed In 4,'s.lnooile trip. IL viii be con-
'e1iortabi, same way leisurelv and
revous M marked contrast 70 an
mich u. 90 ..',.-''soontlnental tours in
, factory -,s ni-le been accompanied
eject has bae. NAMES, and tho prime
70 between, ' ~. 70 reduce the time rec.
ss at sal, s against sickness, Bath
'4''alr now at best "'"