The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-01
||}'s VACATION
||EIR|NC ITS CLOSE
EI,nd's Ruler Will Soon
kqn His Preparations for
Trip TO India.
H HISTORIC SPOTS
Georges Visit to Estates
Scotland Recalls Many
Good Stories.
,,.ny MARY MANWARING.

,1ADY MARY MANWARING.
!, fsbIc to The Tribune
mnN. Sept 2o,-King George
I ,a-t Of next week at Gordon
q ,hs guest OF the duke OF Gordon
uIAmopd, where he Will have a few
sluon fishing IN the Spey. His
4 Is es much en- expert with the
\ SlIh the gun, which is saying
ANA js rated as one OF the five
Sd, In the kingdom.
4 I'M end his vacation time. as ne
rrct from Gordon castle to make
~ ureparations Tor his Indian
According TO present plans the
- Will embark on tho Messlna
=. ths latter part OF November,
4 sr scheduled TO arrive at Som-
fsamber 2. The durbar at Delhi
IN December IL and the festivi-
IA ceremonies will terminate on
n Then the king IS going 10 Nepal
,i,rt hunting expedition, during
/, lM Queen will stay at Agra
20 ts TO be spent at Calcutta.
upecisd that their majesties viii
a Athens for a day on the outward
4 and they may spend a few days
IA On their way home.
4 hrs greatly enjoyed his stay at
81. Ee asked the Macintosh the
|3 Is estate. "It is only $4,000
pur majesty ut Is large" was
ID, ''and TIL today Il contained
|Ess blrds." There are a few
X ,cn,orrow. sire"
|o7nM Estate Six Centuries.
ing was In q humorous mood.
b dinner asked the Macintosh IL
Efhe reel hero Of the ancient story
-, where all eXtortionate cabman
rlca wanted something extra for
"a "My man" said the chief OF
.. It'll has ye tae ken that awm
Artintnsli" The cabby's reply
III don't care a d II you're the
y humbrella want my fare"
hsll5tosh assured his majesty that
'1esrl did not occur in his time,
h III Is said 10 have come into the
~ Of William. seventh chief of
Eksh. IN the year 1886, by gift
45n. Bishop OF Murray. and has
= he possession Of the Mackin-
tver since-that Is TO say, for
NJ centuries.
sn- the fifteenth chief OF Mackin-
~ lreacherously beheaded by the
-2t of Huntiv while on a friendly
|fHnntly castle In 1854, the cooks
icing used for the decnpita-
W Of The treasures Of Moy hall
f1 umepiece which once belonged
q Queen OF Scots. and another Is
IS Presented by James V. of Scot
'ne chief Of tho clan. One need
" that there is u bed on which
f1noe Charles slept, II table
m dined. also his bonnet and
Gs plaid.
~ Prince Charlie Escaped.
esorses host is a descendant Of
ens Lady Macintosh to whom
s4els once owed his escape. The
we event makes dramatic
n DOZEN OF so miles from Moy
<s me, prince was p guest, was
-ssnsn garrison The commander
me presence. almost under
=, mo stuart prince whose cap
soeh an object Of interest In
arrangements were made for
OF an Overwhelming force,
- umed 10 reach Moy at mid
Y sS SNacKintosh, too. received due
q eno enrollcd every able bodied
rr% ~ sstate ,te and posted the force
IA ,.nrougn which the royal
cs No 10 pass. Al the right mo-
vy men raised the warcry
n, .sns OF Scotland, with the
d H.. we invaders fancied they
q ~, uahs IN front OF them. and.
f,.I discretion was the better
re, tney hear s, hasty retreat.
IA Prince Charlie got safe
slon of Famous Family.
n. ,s; Milford. who has just cele
ahId birthday. is one of the
,l, ing babies IN England. The
81 Ine. Robert de Clifford. was
~, ~ cnt powerful barons durinS
ns, W. henry ". and Edward l.,
~ nigh military Offices, es-
NJ ss s"no north of England, whence
Wing ,s.ahd ,shd with great success.
a,tsS .nongh he was, he cannot
HN, Inc founder Of the for
IueIrii iisnilly. for his Immediate
cH sm many warriors and
iha tnung them was Walter de
IA Bonso Usother OF Fair Rosamund,
~ ery II. forsook Eleanor, and
norssi me legend. the queen
2twIM vengeance.
b. was tho first 10 hold the
II "nt, though the fffb right
cockonn, re fell at the battle
tsssss on June IS. 1914, and
kAd N. ~ his eldest son. Roger
ktye b bo ihsurgent barons. and 4,
;r. a, ,'erh made a prisoner aftel
Yurt snroushbridgc, and exc.
b. vi,. tnere Is a tradition tbat
ccxh ~ ms life, and died peace
Mginal Shepherd Boy.
b. a Ho,.aron oaron married a daughte,
1aas spnr, Lord Percy. Theil
zaa In "dS a. killed at the battle o
Fays la19. The first mentio,
n Of John. his son and heir
n All" "eSruary. LBS. he was, IL
hisr1am,ss im Somerset and the Earl o
ana aaS,ana, a,. without the walls O
5rsisr'. aoout Temple Barre an,
b frr urging a claim for com
va n The death OF his father
IL able 10 reinforce with gret.
srlis, was afterward attained b,
nmser gave rise TO one of tn
bsIr4 b4 noes a, In Tho family for Tn
sr a,pnt Of ,hc disgraced lord wa
( q. Isn ata,,, ,W,ordsworih's "shepher
7 q hIs ny goes that he was con
ssrn =, kndesb6rough Whence p II
lbs sssdIa1Hgg!ed to a cumberlan
Z lie,T ,Tnsn ",l he recovered " his is III
7 <alsSSr the attainder, he W.,
a Sue, Sue That he could not eve
4 hsr e sps, before his I'I death a ',ao'a srea
tS mn ns astrologor. The "shep
: sAteras rasarricd twice. his wives be-
hSunrs. respect.voly Of Of the ' ga "a
:" respectively. OF the Eal