The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19
RR|T|SH CRUS0E
/ |RETURNS HOME
Noes Back Laden With Wealth
to Seek Brother and
Sister.
spENT LIFE IN THE
ISLANDS OF PACIFIC
Fhirty-Three Years He Lived
Among Natives in the
Sandwich Isles.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.
to The Tribune.

sniaI Cable TO The Tribune.
london. June 1s.-A Liverpool Robin
n. crusoe has just returned to the land
. nc birth. Thirty-three years ago
.-rv Brewer, then small boy OF l.
"a. ran away from his home and went
. sea as cabin boy aboard tiny sail
u vessel bound for the Pacific. Now
T n returning home wealthy. hoping
.rchance TO find younger brother and
Ter alive, whom he vaguely remembers
fipy children. All these long years
4 has lived among the natives OF the
.>nd OF Oahu speaking their Ian
I'1re and living their life: supporting
I-,ee4f In various ways, until now he
"A forgotten his mother tongue almost
1lIrely. The art OF writing English he.
.rj0usly enough. has not forgotten. 1t
his fixed intention, after visiting the
I1d Of his birth. and after travelling
|,Ipd seeing the world which he left so
"a ago. in years time to return to
r Pacific and spend the rest OF his lie
1oux the people Of his heart
Wanted to See Home.
MIN the increase of the white popula-
III of the island as the years went by,
In company with this adopted peo-
copseuuently had very little inter
Iorse with the whites, A year ago. find
J. that he had gathered together enough
! allow him to live in comfort for the
Et of his life without working, he be-
me filled with desire TO revisit the
nd Which he so vaguely remembered as
how. without wasting any more time,
! made arrangements to leave tile land
n his adoption for time and visit Eng
nd A few months ago he took ship FOR
N francisco. then travelled by train
the first time in his life-to Van
)uyer. From that city he went direct
! Montreal by the Canadian Pacific. and
X steamer for Liverpool.
Sugar Beet Factory.
IL IS highly probable that Tunbridge
Ills win boast sugar-beet factory be-
h long, The following resolution was
'IEsed at a meeting OF Kent: Sussex and
'ifTey farmers held in the town hall un-
h the auspices of the Tunbridge Wells
nmers' club. That efforts should be
1dc to obtain undertakings by farmers
a produce sufficient sugar-beet TO war
nj the erection OF a factory" Mr..
Emupd Stein. the Liverpool sugar ex-
II, struck an optimistic note, You
II. find" ne said. "that beet-sugar
tfosy. ar Tunbridge Wells will pay you
lllch butter than hops. Sugar beet roots
nd grow just the same as mangelWur-
~ and with careful and proper orgaDi-
||on the industry could be made a very
5IitabIe one TO the Kentish agricul-
UIsis.'
Shakespeare's Birth Place.
The pilgrimage of former President
>0se7eTt to Stratford on-Avou the other
calls attention TO the growing popu-
rIty of Shakaspeare's birthplace as a
Inc which attracts pilgrims from the
T corners Of the earth. During the
year no less than $4,000 visitors We're
uttered at the Shakespeare house, and
<Fs Is hardly a civilized nation on the
ik Of the earth which is not repre-
ned.
n Women on Juries,
When the royal commission on the di-
zee laws reaSsembled at Winchester
re after two months recess, some
tresfing evidence was given by wit
a Hc5. and one or two novel suggestions
llfe made. One OF these was that WON
N mould sit on divorce juries to deter
from applying for dissolution OF mar
and another WAS that wives should
N paid wages. 1t was also suggested
~ II should be made compulsory for
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