The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

involved. the indccisive results OF the
election, and tho necessity of king Ed
wards deciding whether or not he Will
agree to the notifications in tho powers
of the house oe lords which the govern
mcnt will deman6, or prcclpitate another
general election, have greatly aggravated
his majestv's symptoms. and IL Is On open
secret now that he is a very sick man,
While no official information as to what
is the matter with the king can be oh
tained. there are indications that he Is
lcthargic, inclined to drop OF 10 sleep at
odd moments and under almost any cir
cumstances. and every effort Is made 10
have him take more outdoor exercise
Must Make Him Walk.
Everybody about the king has received
the hint TO make him walk The Mar
ouis dc Several the kings favorlte COM
panion Is himself an inderatigable pc
dcstrian. Croquct and golf have both
been tried 10 induce his majesty TO potter
about. but the most successful agency Is
his favorite little cog. Tho pretty, wom-
en- about the king arc almost all over
thirty, and after that oSe most self-re-
specting women walk daily for the sake
stories. in which he delights. the king
walked much during his recent visit TO
Brighton.
Will Take a Holiday.
II Is hoped that his majesty VIII be
benefited by his regular spring holiday.
arrangements for which are now COM
pletc. His majesty will leave thus coOn-
Try on tho afternoon OF Monday, March
o. and will cross to Calais IN the royal
yacht Victoria and Albert. He VIII ha!'
FOR one night In Paris, staying at his old
apartments In the British embassy there.
Tho British embassador. Sir Francis
Bertie, proposes 10 give a dinner party
in his majeety's honor. and and, 1t rs gnGer sieIs
ms well as tho heads Of the French GOV
ernment. On 'he following morning me
king Will leave for BiArritz; wnere MS
usual suite in the Hotel Regina are now
in readiness for his reception; His stay
there will he limited TO about threo weeks.
during which time he Will have several
meetings with the King of spain
Is TO Visit Marseilles.
Subsequently his majesty win proceed
10 Nrarseilles. where he VIII JOIN the
cruise on tho royal yacht. II is also pos
sjble that the Empress Marie OF Russia
will be aboard the yacht: The vessel Wi!
then proceed as Tar as Genoa OF venice, ,i,rn
overland TO this country. The queen
however, will not return until some weeks
later, II As regretted that affairs OF state
will not permit the king longer holiday,
Clergyman In the Commons.
Rev Sylvester Horne. pastor OF Whit
fields tabernacle In Tottenham roao. has
the honor TO be the FIRST active clergy
man TO become d nleIlIoSS "a 'HS iiousS
OF commons He has been elected as q
Liberal from Ipswich. Under tho law a
Clergyman cannot be member OF the
house OF commons. bur It Is held that
nonconfor1nist minister is not legally q
clergyman. and the disability does not
apply to him. Mr.. Horne is one OF the
leading nonconformtsts In tho CITY, an
orator OF recognized ability, and a man
Of force.
May Set Aside Plural Voting.
One OF the important measures 70 be
passed in the new parliament VIII be
| the reform OF the electoral law by which
plural voting VIII be done away Wlth- ne
nnoWer az the plural voter las never been
more fully exsmpli1ed than during the
present election. In one case a London
man travelled $50 miles IN one day In d
county constituencies. The Liberals are
determined TO put an end TO this style