The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-08

sHS,sb cFo~hs, Al increase OF more than
5.sss.sss crGwns over seas of the pr.,fe,s.a
Fiscal year In vottng the annual apuro-
prsations IL had beer estimated Al 5 ESQ.
90 crowns
Gnid-bearing quartz has BEEN found ,n
Hiiiessad. T5otne. Norway.
Mr. Zinck, the Aalborg manufacture
mas invented milking machine, which
excels AL other similar Inventions Hs
has worked on * for tive years. Tn. ma
chine Cal milk from twenty 70 thirty
COWS ar nour. Mr.. ztnek viii arplv for
patents. both In Denmark ard abroad.
City Magistrate and Judge George Elias
scheid&Taf'. OF Bergen, NORWAY. IL dead
at the age Of ~ years- The deceased serv-
Ell Tor number OF years as distric, Judge
OF krssxnueuna and was appointed a..
cicial magistrate OF Bergen in ISL. This
position he has filled ever since. In yo3i.
tics Scneiderup was Liberal and very
popular among All classes lie s.sssofAef
much time TO bellies letters. arr ard rnusfe..
was recognized a. an abfe critic and writ
er, and has translated and adapted sew
.fal comedies which hase beer produced
AT the royal theafer In the canlfal He
left mourning hsm two daughters. uanka
seneiderup. the pianist aud singer. and
LsiH scneI3erup. the painter ard 8 son
Gerhard kosenkrons schslderup, tbs
composer.
Astrup & Co. the great fish and lumber
exporters OF hrsstIaJssand. Norway. nave
failed for I.o1.0lJ crrwns Ex-asfnistsr
Astrnp was interested In the firm TO the
extent OF several hundred thousand
crowns.
Kristofer Jansen. the ex-unitarlan min
lister Of Minneapolis. MINI. is occurring In
Norway.
Bark Fredheim. OF Larvick. Norway.
Capt. II Anderson. sprung a leak or her
voyage from Gooie 20 kfugsaa, South AZ
RIGA. She was insured in Norwegian YEP
itas for 3i.G1 crowns.
Eight hundred painters in Chr!stlauia,
Norway. have struck for higher wages
-Four hundred and nfty-two painters at
tended the meeting OF the union at which
II was decided 10 80 a strike Three
hundred and tifty-two voted for and 100
against the strike.
The Norwegian storthing has appropri-
ated ze.e0 crowns for the reconstruction
OF the Fran for Capt Sverdrur,'s polar
expedition. which stars next sumner
forty-ono members voted against the APP
preparation.
one thousand iaborers employed at sew
enteaa brick yards or either side OF the
GIomnen river. have struck for III par
cent. advance in wages. The price on
brick having advanced. the brickmakers
contend that they are entitled To a pro-
porsionate share In the Increased profit
The police aud militia have been called
out to protect property. In some yards
the strikers destroyed part Of the machin-
cry. Several OF the yards attempted 10
continue operations under the protection
OF the civic authorities but were COM
polied TO stop. The scabs were driven
away from the yards by the old employees
Several of the delegates to the intarna-
tional journalist congress. which met In
stockholm, went to Norway after the
congress had adjourned. Among others
was the trenchman. Jules Ciaro;ie. who
travelled 10 christiania fer the sole pnr-
pose % interviewing Henrik ibSen The
journalist and playwright met. ard like
all Frenehmen who interview Ihsen. he
insisted that the poet should visit Paris.
fhsen seemed very much aserse TO such
visit. declaring that IL would be impossi-
Bile for him to do SO for several reasons
ii. Claretle assured him that the fbseniau
plays would be put on The boards Of tho
Theater FrSncals This brought forth tina
TO see his plays staged. The characters
become entirely different from what 20
had intended them 60 be. They are no
longer the children OF his ima ginatiou.
with the faults. virtues and pecaliaritles
he intended them 10 possess. They be-
come strangers 20 hirn-bastaTtis, whom
he did not know.
B5ornstjerne Bjornson has Jumped into
the arena ~ the attempt Of the king -
change the date OF the celebration OF The
As3th anniversary OF the foundation os
UFontheiu, from July "a thu day Of the
death of King Olsf the saint at Stskles-
stad. To July Is the anniversary OF the
coronation az King Oscar. BjpsuSon sd-
socstes celebrating the soth OF July. 50.
Oisf'S day. as a national church holiday.
a day rich I'm historical tredIt!ons-be-
You'd the ambition 81 an ego,istic king:
the GLARS day celebrated over tie whole
land should make al churches enc. with
tho NlGaros church SIS a high altar
day powerful 20 build up the spifit Of ma
tional feeling in the Norwegian people,
both IN the state end the church.
If we had had a national king" cx-
claims B3ornson. he would have caught
This thought 5uSt as much as tie ruler of
Che state as OF the church! Bat how
great is not the word here He throws
long shadow over che thought I heard
that the ss}ifi anniversary Of the foisDda-
tjou OK Dronfhetm Should D. celebrated
on tho 18th instead OF the 22th IN ny
minds eve | saw tho discomfort Il would
cause and TIRE humiliation e would bring
both 90 the king Ar6 the nronthefners FOR
years so come. I saw 20 II that the King
wac warned Of the mistake. But in vain.
I'VE are SIS unfortunately situa tei as a
peculs that thu very thing witch has tba
greatest power 20 unite. NTH Us causes
strife and discomfort Dut this tirsa the
king Is 10 hlsr1e~after the Drouthci7ners.
81 course THE Drontheimers- sounds
almost tacred4hle-did xcad "A delegation
- the ksns asking him 20 select the day
for the celebration They forgot % bring
along The aav ~ She king. The history
q tha cttv. their f0Tefathers' gratitude.
everything vas forgotten. Eut this Aepu-
3atier az Trcnthein1ers Thought taat x
might aAra 70 assume tho responsibility
of suggesting tire p3SFs dAy as q poSyi-
biiify tov the king u1osf gracious Sn& ex-
allied chesee.
Ne. answered the king, f wSaid - tss'-
possible fcr him 70 Cor1e tAat 6@Y. I zfc
eoinx - C0psala tkaS Gay.' says &c. Am
nst FrolehT
YES xasfr sasesty' saws the kindly
accoBau,odasiaS couYtier- The hst of no
Kings Sassrro,-s IN the nearest fsst3re has
5sist been published. E'Ir there is nothing
mentioned about a tourney 20 Tppsalss
Tf, king wsH r0t ant s. no. gotns -
I-rpSstA on TIE STA 'sAls much Ne al
might have thought tn eeorstcr Should
sax something ~ s3sf rot SNOW Ana -
nals IL THIS * TIE way NoTwVg5a1S are
treated at court In "a people ~tta sre2ter
national houor than ours II wo&}3 kaFa
f,,..u enough - remove tie cAaTls aer9stn.
we snoaEat ira. TIE ksuy was net goSu<
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