The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30
MAY REMODEL
BRITISH EMPIRE
Belief Growing That Measure
Providing for Change Will
Be Given Parliament.
COLONIES TO BE TREATED
AS AMERICAN STATES ARE
Each to Have Home Parliament.
OF Legislature, and Repre-
sentatives i'm Parliament.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.
c TO The Tribune.

BY PAUL LAMBETH.
Special Cable to The Tribune.
LONDON, Oct. 29-The belief Is grow
ing that the government will present a
measure providing for remodeling of
the British empire at the coming session
OF parliament, 1t is agreed that some
thing must be done to meet the demand
for the abolition of the house of lords.
Many members of that institution are
now convinced that they must mako some
concession If they are to be suffered to
exist as a branch of the government
1t Is possible. suggested some time
ago, that the government may present
a bin providing for legislative divi-
sion OF the government similar to that
prevailing in the United States. That
means that the colonies and depen-
denotes would be treated as the separate
American states are, each having home
parliament or legislature, and each to
have representatives IN tho imperial
parliament A measure OF that kind
would ensure the colonies and depen-
dencics home rule Ireland. Scotland
and India would he the principal bcne-
ficiaries--1rcland in particular. Canada
practically governs itself; so do Australia
and New Zealand. Scotland is somewhat
Indifferent
New Kind of Insurance.
England has a thousand times. and in
nearly all languages. been charged with
lack OF originality, that England never
world has tried it for fifty years. Tho
charge Is often justifiablc. but every
man In England now and then startles
the World by doing something original
originality, the idea OF insuring men
against loss BY. reason Of jury serving
may be said to be going some A cor
poration here is advertising the fact that
1t writes that form Of insurance. "Are
You Liable to Serve on Jury?"
Modern Pagan Arrested
A modern Pagan was recently arrested
and imprisoned for a crimo OF n notorious
tho sentence imposed Is the Iightness OF
| 1t. Two little girls, who are sisters,
namely. Isabella Eyre. IL. and Dorothy
Eyre. II. We're charged with stealing and
picking pockets and their father, William
! Eyre. was charged with receiving The
stolen property. 1t was in Liverpool that
the girls, who arc notherIess had been
Keeping their father by thieyery. They
were sent TO an industrial school and
the father was sent to prison for six
months,
COMMITTED Sentence.
The king has commuted tho court
martial sentence OF dismissal from the
army imposed in the case of Lieutenant
Sutor of the Royal Garrison artillery to
o,s,,, one or a severe reprImand.' Sutorr
the army. Concerning himself lie said
he had only onc-half hours work day
and even for that his brother officers re-
much. The Duke OF Beaufort. who COM
Ipandcd the Royal Gloucester Hussars.
threw up tho command in disgust when
by order of the powers that be the spIen-
did uniform OF blue and silver was dis
carded In favor Of khaki. The nobla
duke said the new order made Che COM
mand ''look like a lot OF convictS.'
Eliminating Rule.
! At an executive meeting of the Labor
party 1t was decided that as the party
! had decided for the elimination OF the
rule requiring members TO sign the con-
sttution, the executive vii! recommend
! the annual conference which is to meet
ar Leicester in FebSuary 10 make tho
necessary alterations. r.. Bell. late sec
retary, of the Railway Servants anal.
on his refusal to sign the constitution.
Glasses in Housekeeping.
| Al Battcrses Polytechnic classes in
practical housekeeping being con-
Quoted which arc calculated to be or Spc-
taught the science OF houscwifcry, which
includes such prosaic things market
ing spring cleaning bookkeeping and the
management of servants.
Returns From Australia.
Alfred Tenmyson Dickens oldest son OF
/
| Australia after an absence of forty-hve
years, He intends to give a series OF lee
lures. STYLED MY Fathers Life and
Works Up to twenty years of age he
was in constant companionship with his
distinguished father.
The police have been hunting up the
| record Of the man calling himself James
Henry snythe" and posing as an Amcri--
can mining king. who was recently sent
10 prison for two years
An important feature OF Thomas
fnri np At
Covcnt Garden will be the English
debut of Miss MiGnon Nevada Miss Ne
and although she is barely 20 years. her
voice is of such exceptional quality that
q fame cclipsine Madame Neyada's Is
predicted for her. She mede her brSt
ago.
Find an Old Wreck.
The men salvng the battleship Mon
tague wrecked on Lundy Island, haNo
had the good fortune to stumble on
Spanish wreck years ago. This. diScov-
cry means a very considerable haul for
the workmen. The batIlcship has put
a fortune into tho pockets of tho men
who gave G 5000 for her. During the first
years operation they cleared 3aeDn Tor
her and G10.00Q profit and there stu
remains thousands OF srnken SHIPS
Is a Famous Lawyer.
J. II. Smith. counsel for Miss Lenoyn.
lawyer. lie defended Goudic, The Liver
pool bank forgcr- Among the famous
cases in which Mr.. Smith Wes ensaged
are tho Ogden litigation and the Veronica
trial, The Ogden ease provided him with
10 fewer than two Thousand briefs, The
Vcrnclca trial was one OF those rare
cases OF mutiny. piTacym and murder
on the high seas, and. as counsel Tor
the prosecution, Mr.. Smith secured tho
conviction and execution oi The MUIR
derers.
International Marriage.
Another International marriage is
pending. Mrs. Irving Chapman former
il on Tie stage. a we'll known BoStoninn,
II Is said will become the bride of Baron
James de 'Rothschild, whose visit 10 this
country is supposed 10 he Tor tho purpose
of arranging for the marriage.