Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-11
sc TROUBLE! Del, FOR B..
i KING CIVIL LIST.
.,,, Party and Radicals l An
Ll no"nce They viii Suggest
DJ REDUCTION of Expenses
TO PROVIDE FOX A''A
whatever settlement n IS, It F TSD,
", ~Tl, Cover Whole Reign mus
pr.cluding Future Action
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TospoN. SATURDAY
o,,be civil list for King
I H., Gear, and hi, household ,o,| a,reu,ty
c eofs' ~ matter of great '''n me-
'il prv' and may lead to more 'rouD s
,nd isliese'' N" ~. anticipate. The iepor
''ln ', "a The radicals are alrsa'y y.anc,,on
'.'v -. ma, they will suggest . IA tina,
It '''.f 'a ..o,,. Of the monarchy ana snn
atss erpense' 'a NV the civil list be con-
.5,r.sv curtsiied .,o b. maintained
Wa'a '.r,lng dignity and sp'enoo' s,s
With e''0"''a ,'. "a the sovereign ana ms
amount So y. diminished in any way u
''l'' a,sD,ful a large part OF ' such as
,'iY oy "o,,ed to specific purposes So
I'' IS SUI l'.'sarce Of the royal househoiu,
ne nain. ..,-- has only effective eon,ro'
''- N. sum allotted to the PRIV 80 such.
'',' !. 5lncult to believe az 49, 80 the
It Is -, loyalty and devotion 70 IN. .ne
displays VI ~ h.en manifested since inc
CIV ',,' event Of May g. 'ha' ,ne .o p
ga 80. grudges liberal proVis sren
IS -, expenses of the throne
fof .a' 49,, All. Ike to see the so'e'
people 49,, in dignihed. though NOT
''. .,r.vasant. splendor. The 80 a.
u .s,bbv monarchy when VIZ. -
in' ' ,,s limited number OF TABOR
=, radical members "
popular in the country .n,, e made
". a. King. It is more than proos ',
WIN "' 90 :. made to cover his whole
~ 'aS,, perhaps the only 'hins wh'on
Wv. rsvs the slightest SHADE OF u"-
,,.-,,v to the reign OF queen VIC
p0pu'a thu frequent applications
W. W.. "a parliament as her sons ana
" 49,. married. or came OF age
PROVIDE FOR FAMILY .,,,,
st.. q. therefore, every llkelhoou
49,. ne,nx taken 20 prevent the re-
.'.,.n,s OF this in the new reign tue
'-r A., being prepared, not WIN d
,,.w onlv to the Immediate heeess'',es
.',A. crown. but with reference 70 'ne
o., mat the King has a young ia''ii' !!
~, In due course viii come OF age anu
-..,,,y. esta blishments Of their own
m. Duke Of Cornwall. who IN 10"
,,,,s.uil be made Prince OF Wales' pos
,,s,s, The revenues Of the Duchy oil Corn
an and as the annual income OF the
daehy is a,oooo his future may be resS'ue'
4, almost sufficiently provided for.
The Younger princes will have no income
.,oep, vhst is provided by the state ana
II . considered desirable therefore tha'
t,is matter should be settled now instead
o, being made the subject Of successive
spplicstions to Parliament
one Of the first acts OF the House OF COM
mons afer Il reassembles VIII be TO ap
point select committee TO consider th'
question Of the civil list. on this commit
tse It is probable the Irish and the laoo
members will be represented.
PARTY ATTITUDES.
whatever the attitude Of the laborite
may bs. no trouble Is anticipated from tn
nauonalists. They are more concerne'
about the bill with reference 10 the roya
declaration, and II that measure DO salts
factory to them. as there 10 every reasol
TO bs.sve It will be, they will support tn
government through thick and thin in al
matters affecting the royal family.
The civil list Of the late King Edward
exceeded by the revenues Of several Euro
ptan monarohs. The Tssr is believed I
nave an income Of az least 10000 600. Tn
Emperor OF Germany receives $3.50 %
from the kingdom OF Prussia and ss5O. %
iTon the German Empire. The Empero
o. Ausiro- Hungary has IS. eoo. 900. III
King OF Italy 100000 and the King {
spain ei.eoYoo, The civil list OF n
s'asrts amounted to $4,000; william an
Mary t,so0o; George H.. 100000. an
George Ill. x,lbo.coo.
IN MS accession Edward VII. placed N
revenues Of the crown unreseryedly
me disposal OF the House OF Common
and The Act Of 1901 was passed with n
knowledge that those revenues belong,
" 'hs crown. After full inquiry the civ
Ns' was placed at sa.s5o. 900 a year.