Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-08-04

PROFESSOR Andrea
the desire to do something with the
balloon in the same regions Well may
our country be proud Of this striking
trio. Mr. Andree, who is an engineer
by profession, was before his departure
into unknown seas, the examiner.in.
chief of the royal patent office in
Sweden. He is very tall, standing over
feet, broad shouldered and altogether
of herculean frame. It is possible that
he may return from his voyage before
completing his 42d year. With a we'll
marked Wellington nose, which people
in this country regard as an
augury of success, and pierre
ing blue gray eye, he seems cut out
for command. Like Dr. Ekholm, he is
very fair, with blonde mustache and
hair. He is very quiet in manner-al-
most reserved, indeed He appears at
first 4 little repellant to strangers The
youngest member of the party, Mr.
Nils Strindberg, is, like his chief, a
man of magnificent physique and ap-
parently well fitted to undergo any
amount of fatigue. He is not yet "a
years Of age, but has already distin.
guished himself at the university, es-
pecially in science, and is teacher at
the high school for science in Stock
holm. To these three brave and true
men a nation equally brave and true
tenders its heartiest we'll wishes for
their perilous voyage in the hope of
solving the problem of centuries
Gottenbors.
A cycle factory with a capital of 49,.
600 CROWNS will be erected in this city.
The fund of Gottenborg's public
schools at present amounts to not less
than 1884, 107 crowns
DR.. F. Akerblom, publisher Of "Gote.
bozgs Posten" will in the near future
publish a daily entitled "Morgen.
Posten."
An international freight company,
with a capital of 100, 0co crowns, has re-.
Gently been organized in this city.
Parties interested are: Axel Tornsten,
Ernest Roberg and Nils Adberg. Got
tenborg will be the headquarters Of the
company and branch office will be in
operation at Stockholm.
Stockholm
The Ancient Order of Good Templars
Of this city has capital Of 10000
crowns.
The queen left for Hok July TO- She
will be absent from the capital about
six weeks.
The daily income of Sveden's rail-
ways during the month of May amount
ed to 2,2S2,622 CROWNS.
Rev. H. O. Schonbeck, formerly a
representative in the "Forsta Kan.
March," died in this city at the age
of Sc.
The king and queen gave an elaborate
dinner at the palace of Rosendal July 2,
in honor of the captain of the American
steamer" Minneapolis.
Svante Hedin, the noted actor, died
at the Grand Hotel July II. Mr..
Hedin had wone hosts of admirers
wherever he had appeared.
The annual meeting of the "Templar
Orden, - recently held in this city, was
largely attended. The order now mum
bers 81, 1853 members and has never be-
fore been in such thriving condition.
Ali Abas Dadascheff of Baku is at
present sojourning in Stockholm, Mr..
Dadaschef is the owner Of several large
sailing ships OH thes Caspian, and is at
present contracting for the building Of
freight vessel Of large dimensions In
this city. -. = +. : Z .::...s =.
Captain G.. O. F.. Morlner of the
Gotha regiment, has been granted leave
Of absence for one year By the king
The captain contenlplates spending his
vacation in Russia, France and Eng.
land for the purpose Of studying the
military systems Of those countries
Il Lund. TOM, Zs
: E Professor Skarstedt, pastor OF the
Uppakar congregation, s. has donated
1000 crowns to the IS ukhjelpsforen-
ing" Of this city,
S. p. Zaar was recently killed by al,
enraged bull while engaged in driving
large herd Of cattle to one Of the
elaughtering houses at. this city
zs Is, 3. SodeWall professor Of Old SWe-
dish and Morse, att he univ rsity Of this
] city, has been granted leavezo absence
for one year IN order that he may finish
Sc dict onary Of the Swedish Language Of
medieval times .s5=55: ,5=s.