Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-22

Der occasionally, but Il is @ good many
years since he has allowed himself more
than five hours rest out of the a. and
the early hours of the morning are his
fly0rite time for any special task Ike
this bust. that he has on hand I'm fact
the servants at his mothers house,
where the general lives declare that dee
gets through with a whole days work
before ordinary people begin 90 think of
theirs So at the outset hc had his
'mud-stud. as he calls his sculpiurlug
uarapheruala, brought into his Oed-
room, the bust standing on "a tripod
close TO the window, and here any
morning for the last month the famous
soldier and scout coAld have peenl found
soon after dawn giving bis firsi and
freshest thoughts TO his absorbing
work.
In fact such hours as ne can snatch
before breakfast are the only time that
Gen Baden-powell can find for any
thing outside the regular routine.
Though he Is at home now, army mat
ters absorb most of his time. and on the
morning that | visited him he had 90
rush of 10 the midst OF talk about
Capt John Smith ana his own affairs
In response 20 a hurry cali from the
war office where his opinions on some
subject were required. He Is In im-
mense demand socially. too. and has
Just gone TO Scotland Tor a month or
two of grouse shooting He expects that
his present post, Inspector general of
cavalry VIII Keep MN ~ Great Britain
TOT lne next wv" ye'is'
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olV"s , ,nanU NJ MY vorks M radon.
pov,lrs broiher who is IA ualnter of
distinction, the belongings Of his moth
en- who rs am amateur astronomer, and
those of his sister who keeps bees there
ON quite an extensive and altogether
novel scale. The family have been Ion
princes Gnto only comparatiycly
sbort Time They lived formerly I'm
st GEORGES Mace. close TO HYDE Park
onr,or I'M ,yere driven from tholr home
bv me approach of one of I.ondon's new
underground electric railways.
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d. p l. n h 'o ,,l. ,,5y ~. orc ross"p
molh.l' al'u t'..a ,,'os ~ o'' 80,
why t"s ,','' Nh , V,5 0nt ~ ho 3oies
II,s Radon p,veu however. ia idoll2ed
by ali her children. She win be SD
d,v to spend hon birth day I'm the Isle of
WIGHT .ust before she went her chill
dren gathered round her and gave her
"A toilet service of pure gold. Soon 3f-
Tor her marriage Mrs Baden. Powell
drvelaped keen interest iu astronomy
ana stin keeps a telescope I'm her room.
so that she can inspect the heavens
when the notion takes her She Is "a
rreat reader. too. aud an unusually
good talker.
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al,0'9 hoso ralntings arc ono Of Nm
.'",.,.,, ~ M. family residence I'm
n1rIi," cotc ~ nm artist of pror,i.
ll'., 49, sr,o,,sntIv has rot 4s mueb
'- o,C s,r ono niGtpre. Most or bis
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Nv Wv, ,nost nietiroyove member ol
, EU p ,"g Powell household after "B