The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-24

- sfs foreign courts and the CORPS Dip
ssr.sssaus a toiEt jubilee would have In
,er..aea the friction between the sEo
s--s-,vsss and would have woundes the
xs-r4gians. who are averse 20 anything
- everything that could possibly make
: .snear 70 the world at large that Nor
- 1 in aay sense u the word province
= sureralnfy o. SEeden- The King knew
49, and acted accordingly. BY bis actions
- 49, AMY avoided wounding the national
80 a. democratic Norway, but he also
..~rraS 20 himself such reception and
sshslee il SoTways capital as has never
800 accorded % any OF his predecessors.
! -ss agitation toF 4 republic has az a nat
- 81 fact almost died out IN Norway.
rgs- zsnoag the most radical of the LIB
s~a1 leaders the republic II not considered
-vsssratle to q democratic constitutional
,.snzrrhy. Il would Is impossible 70
r.ssasxin q republic. and the leading LIB
s-.ls assert that they you'd never szrren-
ser the advantages and stability OK IN In
sssenaenf democratic monarchy. where
- king Is de faeto a hEureheas. for the
a1errtaiztiex OF 4 republic with its spoils
.sx,ru and election corruption. In spite
a the struggle which mas been waged be-
sv~en the king and the Liberals. and IN
zhseh sne king Eas Always eoFne out loser,
= aas a. al times been liked and ad-
Esrsd by his Norwegian subjects
az hls personal worth. II was
,as Liberal party through the
rsseraI city council OF christiania
rhlch had charge OF the reception and
s9nAlec ceremonies Every building On
ssshsy side OF the Kari Johan thorough
ssrs .esding In a straight line from the
Gas. railway to the palace was decorated
.sstefaiiy and pr0fusely. the large har-
hor vas enc immense mass OF flags. and
b the windows, on roofs. streets, squares
ara parks were planted poles flying the
Sorrsgsan coIors. The royal procession
stopped at the corner OF kirksgaden and
Entered Our Savier's church where seFv-
tees were conducted by Bishop Bangs.
AZ The conclusion Of the services the pro-
esssloa proceeded 70 the palace through
ssa Of enthusiastic people. and as the
last Of the procession passed and the
Militia marched away the multitude
sarxea Up the street TO the palace In
ne afternoon the reception OF the civic
populations took place ia the throne
nom In the presence Of the whole royal
family. The president Of the carnival.
sgnae. congratulated the king and queen
% behalf OF the commune. The cabinet
paid their respects through Minister Of
STATE Hogerup followed by the Academic
College. the Society OF Science and Liter
stars ard Consul +. A. Peterson. the
CHAIRMAN Of the Jubilee Fund committee.
Who presented their maJesties with a0.-
W crowns as a jubilee gift In accepting
the gift and responding 70 the speech.
ne king stated that II was the qusen's
slsh. IN which he heartily concurred.
that the sum so generously subscribed by
he Morse subjects should be used for the
establishment Of sanitariums throughout
tie land In all the royal family received
eFsr d Populations In the afternoon. The
following day u Populations from the
rural districts and provincial towns we're
received. Hardly had the last OF the %
otputasions left the throne room. when
squad OF police and battalion Of sol
dlsrs came marching UP 10 the palace 10
elsar the way for the great popular pro-
essslon, which had gathered on the Tor
esaskJoid square IN the afternoon. Thir-
tT-slx civic corporations took part IN the
Procession with their bands and banners
Resident Danes and Germans partici-
pssed under their society banners. A
hrgs multitude of outsiders also joined
ne procession. The royal family viewed
Pc procession from the balcony. As the
procession reached the palace square the
ssassEs formed IN a circle below the bal
sony. while the corporations and societies
halted back and 70 both sides OF them
8eynnd the squares and gardens was
sea q upturned faces The king
xafs the uniform Of Norwegian general
TAs singers sang a song written for the
scczsson which was followed by enthu~
sastic WHAT'S and hurrahs. Then the
krg stepped 80 the front OF the balcony
and addressed the multitude in the fell
Ewing short speech Morse men and
women; You. who by the hundred thou
sand met the queen and me. as we entered
TIE capital OF Norway, and BOW in closed
fsnss gather about Us. receive our thanks
rom the bottom OF my heart IN these
words. Well met Why this gatheringf
WY. II rot because we are all animated
~ common feeling. because there Is a
eonrnon tie that binds US all together In
asart thoughts and actions7 Such was
ne wish OF my great-grandfathsr, such
vas the wish OF your foFefathersi God
sszat that Il never may be otherwfsei
nfaat that the evil spirits OF disssnsion.
essfvSt. dinaerce and quarTeis may
kNvs- saeceed In separating usl Then
VII the welfare OF the Kingdom OF Nor
1ay then viii the happiness OF the Morse
reople, as well as that OF the king. lie
certified aad preserved through the ages
ask the blessing ~ God 70 THAR Long
I've tie kingdom % Norway
When the ovations which follow the
sssseh had subsidized tire singers rendered
~ reyal hymn. which was the occasion Of
saoiher oathurst az enthusiasm. The king
ens over ne baleony and spoke to the
Aasers, requesting them % start the Nor
sssian nstieaal song. written by BIornst-
rae blorns5n. ard as the singers com
"rrced the multitude bard their heads
va ieiaeS IN the song. The days festivi-
rs wound np with q great citizens bah IN
ne sAils e the Masonic Temple. TIE ban
"a attended by the royal family. for
ega princes. ambassadors ard ministers
- Norwegian civn and military effieers-
- Nsnsen attended and proved the great
-.
s7s relieving evening a grand state ha.4
a siyen az the easacs. There rad been
sssea NC invitations. and the guests pres
- asfneeret over lao persons, Including
nearsx iSsen. Who surprised both himself
- sveryhody Else by accepting the invita-
- During ne afternoon tire Ncrwesfsn
asset entertained the foreign dipla-afs
= seliasnkallen. tie greatest summer and
stF Resort q the Norwegian capItsl
sSAssd or tas knoll overlooking the
sasSuaass ford the city and the whole
sssF7eanai0c country for miles. The city u
sn'sttanis entertained the aerutaflons
80 re rural district. and ne provincial
rs aad towns VITA s great dinner a. -
, =. a large park. situated near
asaFt 81 re city On TIE vest hank ~
hearty.
,e.Fnstser1s Bfornsoa has commenced
- fs,fer Huxa occurring sna reading togr
-s1sa De--nE-E The pcet = scccnt-
-'ss ~ A,a daughter. Mrs. sisura fhxen.
. singer % national reputation
- l. ; SNcUsdn. e Alert Les.
- tie newly appointed minister &c
n.A4TS- v2s Bern la NIcailet county.
~aaeSofs. June e tSsG The father e-ai~
'ed freua Hal SyssL Norway. In fSs3.
teeA up homestead = Minnesota
S,Sy after his ar-iveL FTos SwenSos
ssaaA,e3 trou Lether ecllexe nesorsh.
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