The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

Carlo, Hotel Albion Littoral, at 3 p. M
This hotel was also located on the banks
| of the Mediterranean and the View wae
| most beautiful. The Franklin registered
| from Havro 10 this point 1921 miles, and
my pedomet ter showed that / had walked
2it miles since leaving New York.
June l2-Still nj Monte Carlo seeing
he ,Se Sgns ana Mae and Poer @e
| not permitted to enter the casino on ac-
count OF their youth.
June l3-Left the hotel at a. m. for
drive over the Cornice road from Monte
Carlo to Nice and return by the coast
road, the hotel proprietor and his wife
accompanying US. On the return we had
the pleasure of seeing Commodore Ben
netts. OF the New York Herald. yacht
The road both going and coming was fine
and the ride was most delightful We LETT
Monte Carlo at lao in the afternoon and
at the Hotel Negre Coste, 1880 D. III.
June 14-Leavlng AK En- Provence at
a m. we arrived at Nalence, France. at
$50 p. m, stopping en- route at Davigino
for lunch.
June live left the Hotel de Louvre
Dc LIE Poste at a. m, arriving at Ly-
ons. France. at IL n. m, for luncheon.
Juno l7lLeft Lyons at l p. M, the In
land, the same night, but owing to an
excessively hard rain with plenty OF
thunder and lightning, we were detained
en- route and stopped over night at La
Blame, reaching there at ) p. m, TWEEN
tyfive miles from Lyons. The Franklin
registering from Havre TO this point 1865
miles and my pedometer showing that !
miles. We were fortunate In locating at
tho Cafe Guerin, which. on the outside,
did not have an attractive appearance.
ing accommodations we found them 10
be of the best and later when we reached
the dining room. II was simply perfect
Everything was clean and gotten up in a
country inn. The charge for the party of
four, housing the Franklin. rooms, board
and tips for the night, including two
meals. being 32 lires ($6.40).
June 1s-We left La Blame at a. m,
arriving at Geneva, Switzerland, crossing
the French frontier at 12 noon. The
Franklin registered 3776 miles.
June 19-Located at tho Hotel De An
gleterre, Geneva Left Geneva at 5 in
the afternoon. after remaining there a
little more than one day for the second
time, and arrived at ChateauX Dock at
7;3o in the evening, stopping at the Hotel
De Lour.
June Cove left the Chateau Dock
with the intention of going over the
Interlachen at 1880 a. IN. After lunch
Ing and considerable telephoning and
learning that the Swiss laws would not
permit us to go over the Bruenig on
Sunday without the possibility OF arrest
and fines amounting to 400 or 400 lires,
we then decided to go via Berne to Luz
ple,ely around the Lake Geneva, lunchins
en- route at Berne and arriving at Lu-
cerne at In the evening.
June l-S:So a. m. we left Lucerne.
and TO secure the services of Mr.. Hoff-
man Of the International Harvester COM
pany. who accompanied US TO the from
tier between Switzerland and Austria on
fhA Rhine. We left Mr. Hoffman "a
Buchs after he had assisted US in secur-
ing our Austrian numbers, q. w. I. 4S1,
and arrived at Field EIrch. Austria. stop
ping at the Hotel De La Porte, English
hafen.
June 22-we left Field Elrch a. m.
and left the party with the Franklin at
pass returning on the train TO Paris The
same evening to meet Mrs. Wright and
Bert Wright. and arrived In Paris on the
morning Of Wednesday, aIs as June ,,ss,, %; The
Vienna.
July s-Left Plrna, arriving at Dres-
1924 miles: took luncheon at the Ban, s
hoff restaurant. Dresden. and arrived at
the Hotel Monopoe, Berlin. at 7:45 in
the evening, in time for dinner, and oc-
cupied rooms 245-6-7 at 80 mares per day
for the party.
July 1o-Ground the valves at Blngen-
on-the- Rhine, arriving at Triers. Ger
July ii-Visit the Coliseum. the old
amphltheatre, arriving at the Hotel Ter
minus. Epernay, France, at 8 o'clock in
the evening. The Franklin registered for
the day 172 miles, and for the total trip,
Havre to Epernay. 5so4 miles.
July l2-Left Hotel Terminus. Epernay.
at a. M. en- route for Paris, and arrived
at auto garage in the suburbs at / p. m.
for tho purpose of a thorough cleaning
before making the trip To Bologne, and
then across the channel TO England.
July 1.-THE French national fete day.
Contracted with cabs TO take the party
through tho Bois dc Bologne TO see the
scene Of gayety, dancing on practically
all of the principal streets OF soldiers and
civilians, and I am advised that the city
paid for something like 1000 bands to en-
tertain the public. A ride In the after
noon through the moro prominent streets
amusementa. merry -go-rounds. windmills.
balloons, etc; was very interesting, Dined
at Cafe Du Val. Avenue De Ia Opera
July 11-Hotel Ferras, paid smoking fine
for Franklin IN Paris, 80 francs and 50
centimes. got refund through NJ. Lien
hard OF money advanced for trip tickets
for the different countries in which the
Franklin had paid duty. Potter and Bert
starting overland from Paris to Bologne
with the Franklin.
August Little Odell. England. Mad
Dog Inn, visited the OdeI church and got
acquainted with the parson. dropped half
crown In the plate and the person gave
my sister and myself To the land of our
nativity. Took dinner at the Swan hotel
In Bedford. returning TO Leighton Buzz
zard In the afternoon.
August 6-Windemere hotel. Left at
a. m. being ferried across the lake, had
80 alt f-kk al Att, -.