The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-16
WHAT ISSUE IS IN
BRITISH POLITICS
Osborne Judgment in House of
Lords to Be the Demi-
nant Factor.
INTENTION Is TO PUSH
1T To THE FRONT
If Settled, Englishmen Can
Then Spend Their Money
as They Please.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

Special Cable To The Tribune.
LONDON Oct. 15.-As time progresses
II becomes clearer that the Osborne judg-
ment in tfe house OF lords will be the
dominant issue in politics here. Trades
and labor unlonists say they Will push
fl 60 the front and have II decided once
for all that an Encishman can spend
his money as he chooses. The Osborne
Judgment. as is we'll KNOWN prevents
members of unions as a body from pay
ing one shilling a year for the support
Of the labor members OF parliament AT
the formal opening OF new premises OF
The Anlalga Society or Railway
Servants In Eustou road Sidney Webb
who performed the ceremony, referred
10 the judgment. observing that although
gard TO declaring what the law was,
they were OF no account whatever when
the matter had 10 be considered what
the law should be. national congress
TO consider the matter VIII DE held.
Slump in Hotel Property.
jus, been furnished At 3Tokeuhousc
yard The Royal Albion hotel. Hastings
was offered for sale by order OF tie mort
gagces. The hotel Is big establishment
on the Marine parade. held for thirty !.
eight years at n ground rent of s206
14s year; but the best bid that could
be secured for the free lease and posses
sion of the hotel was no more than $50.
for which IL went. In the. second case
the Shakespeare hotel. Stafford upon =
IL is one OF the finest specimens OF Eliz-
abothan architecture. For >the last two
hundred years 1t has hecn q hotel largely
patrouiZed by American and European
visitors. But the auctlopeer could not
get one bid
Crlmean War Veterans Meet
There was All interesting meeting be
tween Crimeau veterans Al Great Bring
ton. a few days a=u. when the Duke
"f Grafton. who will be 9o wears old next
June. paid birthday visit To David
Waller. who has Just attained the same
age. Both fought i'm thc Crimea, and
Waller remembers secias the duke car
ried from tho field wounded. The duke
gave him a Photograph or himself, and
the duchess sent him an engraved pipe.
Landowners Worried.
Land owners arc worried over a report
that a number OF Americans have Sc
tlectcd tho lovely riverside village or SON
uiue for the scene of extensive bniid :
a garden citJ. The erection OF NM
bcr OF picturesque dwellings, might not
spoil this charming spot on the Thames.
hut is TO bc feared that the America n
idea would result in tbc building of
houses in nondescript style. The Ameri
can house seems to he slinsultcd to the
English landscape. Soubing is lovely
village. with old rcd roofs Nesting under
iinc trees. It's history goes back TO
Saxon DAYS. ami there was once a palace
of the Bishop OF Sarun at Sonning, the
site being marked by An old ash tree.
The church which datcs from the thir-
teenth century. has grand tower and
| contains ancient monuments, tombS and
braSScs.
Montana Man Makes Good.
There just arrived here recently Frank
Reilly, man from Montana, who on
June 4, zoos. started on a trip around
the world. The great task is the result
OF wager that an energetic man can
travel withoul money, ~ prescribed that
a solitary cent in Ris pocket He was
forbidden 10 beg. borrow or steal He
could solicit water and autographs
nothing more. He was To provide him
self with a wife, DUt II was stpula ted
That the woman should propose to him.
Finally he was to return 10 ST. Louis
With his wife and $500 in his pockets,
The bet is for $4,000 Twice he saw he
he had TO shoot ururatod Chinaman
who went for him with knife. IT was
in China. by the way. that he suffered
his worst experiences, In South Africa
he lived for a week on ostrich eggs In
Egypt he was laid UP with malarial
fever. IL Hamburg he was arrested as
a suspect lie has been a fireman, a
valet and a cook
Bogus Millionaire.
One James Henry Smith. said TO he
/
TIelens eighteen months ago and there
told people that he was Colorado mil
lionaire. He also said that he was buy
ing sufficient shares in certain mines to
obtain control OF them, that he was OBJ
| tsining advances from certait banks at
| Denver and that he transacted business
with The National Provincial bank at
Manchester. When arrested ON a charge
of obtaining goods 10 the value OF ESQ
from local draper. he said: There is
no company; l am the COMPANY In
n Inng III
cheek fo.' $4,000 There were also letters
purportinE TO come from Boston law
yer. in which reference was made to min
| ing companies.
Problems Reg arding Divorce,
The bishop OF Carlisle spoke emphati-
| cally on the serious. problems raised by
the divorce commission at tho Carlisle
conference recently. The habit OF calling
black things by white names and wicked
things by soft Soubriquets lis respons bic
for much of tho jelly-fsh morality of the
present day. he said. "Atl manner OF
confusion nils the air regarding the mar
riagc question. but this truth shines
! forth clear. No real Christian can doubt
that Christian marriage is the most
sacred OF all earthly bonds. I, is the
only sure foundation Of family life. and
our boundcn duty therefore is TO set forth
the wickedness Of undermining II. What
ever else may he said about marriage
il Is a vow deliberately made In the
house OF God. and Il breach of that vow.
the rclorp, lS q lrcarnerpuS d1SnOnOT, per-
jury and an abomnable falsehood and
everyone who commits that breach
should be treated with tho scorn and
ostr cism due to wauton dishonor."
It Is said <tlIat REPRESENTATIVES, Of tho
war office arc now I'm America charged
with the task of purchasing 900 horses
for the artillery cavalry and mount ed in
fantry forces In India and South Africa
BY Wireless.
a "marconigram from the Principessa
NJ
on board was successful In obtaining
wireless messages from clifdcn. Ireland.
and C;lsce BAY. Canada, sfatiobs up to
a distance OF 1000 miles. Ia broad day
light. This distance easily beats all rec
ords for wireless messages on shipboard
In the daytime the previous best heing
1850 miles. Wireless MESSAGES can be
sent. over greater distances by night than
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