Warren sheaf., 1897-01-28

ut Chr:stlania-Dewth Of q Large Num-
ber Of Noted rorsons In Sweden, Nor
way and Denmark. a.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm.
Exports Of Swedish woodwork to
Tunis, Africa, is steadily increasing.
Captain j. Markell has resigned from
the presidency of the Swedish suffrage
society.
An unknown party has subscribed
5000 crowns to the jubilee fund Of
King Oscar.
The industrial palace has now been
converted into an industrial museum.
There are already 2,40O specimens.
The Adelfors "Guldverks':' Stock
company, which was recently organ
ized in this city, controls capital of
1900, 900 crowns.
The Nassio. Oscarshanin railroad has
now been sold to G. G. Cewin & Co.
This road was formerly owned by q
London syndicate.
A hunters congress will be one of the
exceptional features which will be in
vogue in the capital from July to 8
the coming summer.
The sum of 221, $50 crowns have been
appropriated for the improvement of
the Notifications at Oscar Fredriksborg
and Kongsholmen (Kings Island).
Princess Bernadotte and several 9TH
+er prominent society ladies' recently ar
ranged for several suppers and enter
tainments for the poor of the city.
The notorious artist, E. J. LARSON,
who has recently been figuring under
the name of "Chrlst Immanuel," has
been fined 200 crowns for infringing
public honor:
Madame Mathilda Ulfsparre, who
was recently appointed member Of
the board of charities in the city. is the
first lady of Stockholm who has enjoyed
that distinction.
The oldest member of the Swedish
"'Riksdag' at present is Baron r. NJ.
klinckowstrom, who was born in 1916.
LILO SOuukCSG W0uAOt5E 40 H. H. OAAO01R,
who was born in 1860.
Professor Carl Arendt Augstrom of
the technical institute of this city is
dead at the age of 76. Mr.. .Ap9steem
was = most popular and sspcosssful pro-
-fessor of sciences and matheaatics. T.
A recent report CONFIRMS the death
,of Madame MAthilda FriedlAnder &c
Paris Madame Friedlander was born
in Goteborg and was sister Of the well
known Swedish millionaire, Louis
'Friodlander Of Paris.
The recent meeting of the Svenska
-Akademien in Borsealen, Stockholm,
was IN exceptionally significant one.
Professor Esaius Tegner, who presided
sover the meeting, paid high tribute to
the deceased Baron Louis de- Geer, who
ut one time was 80 popular in tho
Rev. w. r. Ruden, D.
ID, was then introduced as tho success.
.sor OF the deceased Professor Rydberg,
and will now, like his predecessor, be
considered Sweden's ''poet laureate"
The biography Of Professor Rydberg,
I q
ute to the greatest modern poet Of
Sweden.
Goteborg.
The city expenses during the recent
year amounted to 1875, 7l2.67 crowns.
An auditorium will be erected in this
city in the near future at a cost Of $780,
'OOO crowns.
The K. F. U. M. of this city received
= gift Of 1900 crowns from q Hahn
stad citizen recently.
There were 40 Americans on board
of the steamer Cameo, which arrived
In this city ON the 5th inst.
J. Otto Gyllenspeth is the inventor
eof machine which, it is said, has
many improvements over the modern
typewrlter.
Jonhopins.
August Asp, aged Is, was drowned
Jan. 6 while skating OH Lake Ylen.
Major p Anderson has been ap-
pointed chef of the Salvation Army of
this city.
j. KAutsons Of this city is the travel.
ing representative III Africa of the
Tranas factory.
The Swedish Compo. Board Stock com.
pany will erect q factory in the vicinity
.Of the FOrserum railroad station.
O. Johanson was killed in the Nasty
mills Jan. 8. He leaves q wife and two
children III destitute circumstances.
Inga johnson has been sent to the
county Jail for period Of three years,
sbeing convicted OF incendiary attempts.
]. Peterson of Sodepard Of Fanestad