Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
YEARS. CRUISE TO
COST $4,000 EACH
,oo Sportsmen, Scientists and
others Plan Novel and
Luxurious Voyage.
wCONTINUOUS SUMMER
,,.., Eminent Persons Have Already
Booked, and Fads of All VIII
Be Catered To.
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LONDON. Saturday.


n,ary OF wealthy sportsmen, seien-
n ..,. and invalids. numbering about
6one hundred. will commence tour oi
49, xorA in a month or so under con-
,.,,cn will appeal to the man OF
.,-,l. tastes as ideal
w.. ,-ulse, which Is to be undertaken
.,.,,s IN. r. NJ s. p. steamship Atrsto'
'..a,iv arranEes 20 minister to the com
:, IN. luxurious travellers, and VIII
,.,. IN a period OF nearly ono year Is so
,-,,o.d out that continuous summer
..,,., will be encountered until Eng
i,Bd Is reached again.
~. accommodation will be first class
-, ana ia limited 10 single or double
,.rh cabins. A qualified physician and
,rr.a will be carried on board feat
-, TOO is 10 be made of the catering
xslch is being superintended by a well
,,,qn firm which is supplying a domestic
,,1 Of fifty persons. including the chefs
ara stewards who accompanied the Prince
n Wales on his Australian tour.
EMINENT PERSONS BOOKED.
Eminent men IN the social world, some
,on.n and members OF Parliament have
.l,.aAy booked berths. and they are at
liberty 70 mako any arrangements they
NAV think necessary for their comfort as,
for instance, taking their own Wallets and
h.p. Personal idiosyncrasies will not be
in,,rt.r.d with. and one naval captain who
has prediction for fishing by himself
intends taking a boat with him.
There will be no hurry about the
cruise" said one of the members OF the
party in an interview. III we discover
ths, We DO not like a place we shall stop
there for a few hours only, and at other
place. we may linger several days, With
regard to the shooting expeditions. It will
probably be arranged that the guns will
Be divided into two sections. so that. which
ever party has the nrst shoot over a GER
tain district. the other will have a similar
privilege al the next landing place. In the
course Of our cruise we shall have plenty
o; excellent shooting and deep sea fishing
taca, and launches are being carried forI
The benefit OF tho fishermen.
AS FOR the scientists. archaeologists
boianIsts biologists and 50 on, We shall
touch az a number OF places which will heI
o. Interest 20 them-among others Robin
son Crusoes Island OF Juan Fernandez and
Easter Isle. In the Pacific. Thus, while
the fishermen and the guns are enJoylngI
themselves tho scientists can get about
with their hammers, nets and magnifying
glasses staterooms will be prepared on
board for the reception of specimens.
FOR AFRICAN BIG GAME.
Yokohama viii be the halfway port, and
there the ship win be locked for whatever
repairs are necessary. From Yokohama
We win make our way 20 Africa, visiting
Nairobi for the big game shooting and the
Satushelds Of South Africa reaching Eng
land by way Of the Canary Islands and the
Azores"
A'hough the itinerary Of the cruise will
In the main be adhered to. no objection
Will be made should a general desire be
expressed 10 visit any interesting island or
place near which the ship may pass pro-
Nded the captain considers It permissible.
When Il is stated that the cost for each
person will approach 1850. exclusive OF
Wines 1, will be gathered that only
glded' travellers may enjoy the trip.