The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-01
NNEEBEAIS VAR CLOUD
candinavia Is Rapidly
Drifting Towhrd a
Struggle.
KING OSCARS AfTITUDE'
His Patience Nearly Exhausted
His patience Nearly Exhausted
land He May Resort
to Arms.
HyigF-> y BE MAINTAINED.
k;nnpe ror William His Adviser in the
Struggle Witn the Norway
Government.

BERETN GERMANY, June 30.-Th
health cf the Impress is rapidly impro'
inc ana the Emperor proposes startin
from KiRl for Sweden in a few days. H
has tinkd his journey so as TO arrive
Bsocbaopn on July A. spending some day
f.Isre as the guest of King Oscar and aftel
ard psEing a visit to Crown Primo
sustaf at his chateau at Tulgarn. Aftt
eaving TuTgarn his Majesty will make
Evo weeks cruise Of the Baltic in tn
icinity OF the Swedish islands of Olan
nd Gothland. Emperor Williams rela
ons with King Oscar of Sweden as the ao
lser ane supporter of the latter in hl
.ruggle with the Government of Norwa
invests tle meeting of the two monarch
with un'vonted importance. What tn
Kings views are, and with which the En-
9eror is in full sympathy, the representa-
tive OF the United Press has been priylf
eyed to learn from high official person
age who is so closely and intimately $3.50
ciated with the King as to Justify The s'1te.
n!ent thst they are an absolutely fs.ihful
echo of the Kings own words.
King Oscar, according to this IN -mant
Of the opinion that he has do every
thing in his power to avert d ssnslons.
5 de has suppressed his persor dlslkes
= and personal desires by invit men 10
enter his council who have onaily IN
suited him. He has forgivs everybody
who has affronted him in or 50 save the
@ountry from war, invitir even Jacob
overdrup 70 act in conc t with him
despite the TACT that Sverdrup IN 1883 was
he prime agent OF the increment
trough which Premier ELMER was dis
iissed, that movement, however, being
principally directed against the King per
sonally.
In the Kings dealings witA the radicals
4ecently fle has fed gilas they sought to
add insult to injurs, and he8 now thinks
lrIv one wav remains Open and that
ss Sling TO gram diplomatic
and consrllAF budg s TO fe,sly Sweden 5
a.ltlov 49, Then cou come y temporary
truce. H. o,,..;noo,.
Ii the KiHg, Prougn tne oostinacy
sef the rsdieals, shofild De unable 10 OBTAIN
Ministry, he, reAing upon his legisla-
+t,nal rights, WI then refuse to recognize
=, Ministry the Storthing may appoint
cd bimself aize the reins Of government
and show the Swedish people that they
S.,,a King who is too patriotic to resent
.orso,,sl insults. bun who is now deter
oipad to Govern them for the welfare of
.1e country, even if force must be en-
T,loved Ifindulgence is Ineffective force
1viI. he resorted to, rather than surrender
the union of Sweden and Norway; the
King will fight TO maintain IL even If he
sbould stand alone. He is well aware,
however. that Sweden is nearly unanimous
n backing him up, and ne believes that
the time has c3mefor him to act decisiyeIy.
Having become tired OF the prolonged
complaints he has decided to show all par
ties that there NUT be an end put to the
strife, if not peace ully. then through force
of arms. As this decision must be known
TO the radical leaders, and it has not
caused them to abate their attitude of de-
fiance in The least, the grayest crisis is
plainly at hand.
Diplomats in Beilin have exhaustively
discussed the Swedish situation and are
asking Themselves and one another
whether Russis mems to interfere and
what action she would take.
The Russian Messenger gives the grounds
on which is sased the absurd claim that
the North Sea Canal should be made
neutral. These grounds set forth that
Holstein was an ancsent patrimony Of the
Cars, and was eeqped'f1y the Empress
Catherine to Denmark g, the guardian of
the straits and the commander Of the
Baltic. This being the cas-. when another
power uses Holstein 20 coatrol an omen
sea, Russia, it is claimJd, has the riabt to
question the exclusive coatrol Of the route
by anybody. This hist7yic and academic
diAscussion would be r4diculed anywhere
except "a France
1t Is reported nat 4 3 scmferor did not
inform tne Dui,t esrf Sf his intention to
name Tue, Ian, cana sh his grandfather,
Emperor " n4plall J. "a the Plenipoten-
are advised to use the aIa ir3,,,o 80 of
the new one bestowtA r,non Il bv +be
Kaiser.
The regulations for he ra,.ioasion 90 4to
canal, which have iustk,ee,' - u VIC
astrong probability thA Gun 'I
await the commandersfof of s.o-ssIs 'rouDles
through All vessels H. rae.-s,, $3.50 p'Ssiiig
officially authorized pi ts ~ hoesa , nave
keep bow and stern an9nors -. ~
be cast OH without the slightest delay. II
is recommended that vessels he +o~si IL -
tugs the whole distancel but, If thev 40 ~. ~
do this, they must trav4 slowly and at ~ ~
time exceed the prescribed rate 81 .noas ~
which differs according to tie condirions
OF the various sections Of the canal. Tho
regulations also require that boats shall
OF project from the ships sides. bat mnst
n all cases be swung in board. Any
nxture or rigging projecting from the sides
Of the vessel must be removed. These and
other rules will greatly limit the use Of the
waterway, even if the tolls should ne
revised 'o'0 O0
noriaI M slarscnai Won BierberBtein, I'm
KiaI - ilis'et oi foselgn Affairs, left
Raden So sa ..lS noldays az ms seat in
,bsert 49,, Ia osiier ministers are also
u oaioI ..le aPital ana oflcal as well
- - ~ y thinning out very fast.
.racted 81 - u,ans Derilners are being at
swiss e.ssto ~ ss1laee oi Seizacf, in the