The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-18

- r. KARL RUDBERG. the Swesi-
HON ish military attache, who ac-
companiei the army of INVASION
w. 10 Santiago III order 10 study the
sanitary service and the cond;-
tons on board Of the hospital ships. has
returned 10 Stockholm. Dr. Rudbers has
not yet submitted his official report 10
the government. but IN interviews he CON-
mends the American physicians for their
efficiency and devotion 10 their profession
The hospital ship Relief is. according TO
DR.. Rudherg, the mast interesting OF It's
kind. There is no hospital ship atloa,."
said DR. Rudberg. $50 well equipped for
operations and FOR taking care OF the
wounded as the Relief. At the medical
congress held At Geneva the building Of
just such a ship was recommended. but 1t
remained fer the United States to build
and equip the FIRST one Of its kind as Il
model ship fer the whole world. The Re
hef ough, 20 be sen, TO the exposition in
Paris In 1890. so that the world may see
what the Americans have done 10 human
lie warfare"
Gov. uedemanu has grown tired OF his
position as governor Of the Danish West
Indies and has concluded to send in his
resignation and return 10 Denmark HIS
successor has already been selected In the
person Of Commodore Victor Hansen. Of
the sumboat 81. Thomas. now stationed At
81. Thomas. The commodore viii be sue
cseded BY Prince Waldenar who wig pro-
coed 10 the West Indies as soon as the
Paris peace commission has concluded its
work. In charge Of modern cruiser,
which is 10 relieve the Anticipated ST
Thomas ard which will be permanently
assigned TO ths West Indian station.
a short time ago ons o: the Conserva-
tive 6ailles az Copenhagen. edited by Mr.
Klaus BeTnssen. member Of the r.gsdag.
contained 4 short Item 20 the effeci that
The administration intended 70 appropriate
st It's own instance $4,000 crowns 10 be
used for extraordinary purposes on zc-
count OF the threatened European con-
t'ict. No further attention was paii TO
the notice and public opinion dIscredited
the ruulor- Nov. however. fhjs 6iec-Nd-
tied rur1or has been affirmed b. the All
thorit*s, who admit That i:A government
has appropriated out Of public fuuds the
sum OF 5a00 and not $4,000 crowns fer
military purposes This money 50 arns-
1rertiy appropriated has been spent IN
strengthening the noyttfics1icns along the
coast The government 1Gstiffs !ss sctica
by saying that IL was necessary -
strengthen these Qualifications IN order %
bs prepared .sr AIRY emergency u case Of
war between Russia aEd England
The nobility Of Stockholm es nonlz.ng
the Turkish &fubs ssador. CheTif Pasha.
Although yet Is young nan only 81 yc4rs
% az, he IS already a ganeral IN the
Turkish army. and whsn he appears in
public his breast is covered with aacora-
tions Chers received hts education IN
ErRYrs p graduated
famous military agaafmy a, ST Cyr. In
appearances he i strfz3ngy Ike a French
man HIS father was fSs renowned Said
Pasha. who for fifteen years was foreign
minister Of Turkey. Re IL married 10 8
granddaughter q NsAsnlst A. ard ia 81
titled TO be called The cousin Of the gh@-
dive O: Exyp. So woufsr ne ts ire Ton
of tire hour In Stockholm especially as
ths Koran for5i6s him 10 take his wise 70
sweden On% cs his late predecessors
Earadta PAsas, also cut big swath IN
Stockholm society. sHd finally married
L2c3s Saith. tins daughter OF the Swedish
hranty king Shortly after his uArrsax.
ksFs6ja rsmoved % Hzag as suasas.aeor,
where ne died Princess karsdt4 returned
20 Stockholm last year. bat id ncs gain
access 70 tie society % the nobility n
spite u her Turkish title. Dame Rarse-
has Il .aas she has grown tiled 81 nsbsery
ard titles ard Is about 70 marry Alfred
Osssan Wlnreth. professor In civil. ygrfs-
prudence al the Land university. ast oas
CO .as sharpsst ard abies. fur.x.s IN sws-
den. winre.a Will resign his position and
reraovs 20 Stockholm. where he .r-ss.ss 20
practices his chosen profession AID eA.er
the political a-snA.
Charles Johan.ez f. the nzns - a -
ysar-osd Norwegian bay WHO throughout