The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-11
ENGLISH MINISTRY
WHEN WORK Is No.

fh-''i-AtG EhHfErH
Lord Salisbury has for rl.---
past devoted his leisure u.r... years
practical science. and 10 is .....-.S o.
that, should he ever have d.. -.'srpe-si
uo So ne may patent am 7r-. u
I winch would considerably -.r...r. i...-
problem now occupying tho .. .-a
-'t"H\ IdndoWnerS as tD how .. s -
Sie'lIlclJy in a lonely cuur.r- t1.t.
berett of water power. ..ls
me story goes that ON On. ....-.
while Lord Salisbury MAS ..-.a
loh5 Journey through mid Er..--.-
80 lp- one of his companions s-
le-i'N gs carriage man whom r. -
( once discovered Co be q French - a
lst OF considerable ahirfr,- s-.-
talked together for some him. ..
the END of the conversation -. ..
mier's fellow traveller absar.,.... ...-
OufsL OF enthusiasm I'm u7e.-....- - e.
sir nave tulnIled the dream. w.
life. Lord Salisbury. MI.
great dislike OF being recognize. ...
travelling lncoguitO. listened b.. .-
what discounted silence. ..v.-
cried his companion. conc ..
ment'-and then ne ervr-a-..-.. ....ss
idly the three living English e.......-
authorities of the day "I know D .....
never meet them all uur ....
hoped Z should come across . .-z
tnem' pray tell me which OFF ...-.
are. 81 am sorry To- diSar...-. -..
observed the premier. 81 ANN --.-.
name.-cecil-is one quite unEr.r.- Z.
Although the new cabiug.. I'm .-..
OF the increase I'm its numbers .
the whole, too elderly rr -rrr...
cricket eleven cor a football er-..-
there can be no doubt that r...- '-.
one Wen matched foUrsuma ..rra
selected from among its ua-.Ua-.
soL IS, on the whole. it's most ..-
sentative paEtime The rar,. .
arthur Balfour' spell Links
great number of his fellow .,r-.-
men He has written a book .r 81
SUBJECT OF his faVorite gam. and 81
mas converted at least one afStl-r-..--
ed radical. Mr. Asuuftn Do ...
that. next Co politics. golf is .r. .
sensible way of killing time. Tia -.
/ secretary FOR war was o. softer r
before The Man i'm the Street t---
the meaning of the word -.af4f.. b.
/ George Wyudham also learnt -.r-'-.
/ his then political chiefs Knee. ana .- --
[ the now distant days when r. ...--
as private secretary Co Mr. E7rs--.-
during the dark days of tho r-fgL
erclon. he has always been ras5- u.
/ exchange good days hunting rr NAL
up party for one of the MANY r--
patronized by the first lord ar 1
treasury.
The Duke of DevOnshira has arr---
been notable sportsman. and .--.
now he is never 50 content ~ r-+--
acting as host 10 a dozen --st--..-
guns. SUll. he is fond of Indoor r.-,-.
too, and unlike most good shots ..-
7ideTS that golf is not without ...--.
special charm of its own. while ---
latest cabinet recruit. Mr.. Hs----
IS not only a golfing enthusias I'M
he is the only one of his Colleague.
has himself put il on record that +.
his mind, the bicycle is the pleasau.as-
as well as the sWiftest mode of transit
open TO the holiday seeker.
Hunting, the sport which viii ALWAYS
be associated with the country gentle
man. mas many doVOtceS in the pra@ar.
cabinet Sir Michael Hicks Beach is
one of the most famed of Gloucester.
shire NimrudS. and as for Mr. Waite.
Long, he Is the leading spirit of tina.
excellent institution. tine house of com.
mOntS pOint-tO-pOint SteeuIechase-
Lord Seiburue and Lord Crauborr-
especially the latter when i'm South
Africa. have often found their KNOW
edge of hunting both pleasant and uya.
ful, but it, would be easier to say which
of the cabinet ministers do not hum
than TO enumeTate those who take thar
pleasure i'm this eXhiIaratiHg fashion
Lord CadOgau is a fearless horsa-a-
and. like the Duke of DevOnshirc. -0-.r
interested in racing