The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-04

Ssssr 1e WIFE 8 SaT1 Tfs4 x-a1atN-as t>-zs-~SS-
Boz Fssxrsarex's friendly attitude tcTa-s
s.rl TIE Sws1ixn newspapers are wosssaasa
al the lack Of ees<ressees and csgn4Ey n
~. xgns, asa ask IL SHassen owes 4 70
Fs-srna-ra' s-.srsasy zttirssss ard coaster
alton Tor Ksrx G4rar II. taas Norway ard
swe<isr ars sri! zndspenss-x ard aos prov
aer,s 81 ne German empire. thanks 70 BIS
MARKS generosity.
Ssrse newspapers rs-xr: Ills majesty
that f@r4zsng knee and cragfng L an
ntEaitszs4ng sAsEsGa 10 Germany COMES
x1Ss lad grace from nan Sso ewes
MS royal position 80 TIE French rcs0iatsSs
His majesty = reminded -s9af Rad I. no1
heea for the Fsszcsa revolution Jean jules
R@rnaaot5eTs gre2teE sgi5atson So2ld nave
heeg 20 bsz-oras a petit officer IN tns royal
army Of Frahce and bis graz son ~oald
Fave beera conteu. with welding TIE rod o.
a French country scacoirfzxtsE as al IN
str92e1or o. r-eaaantS instead O. Tfes1iSg
the scsEtrsg % two os tE oldsz< RAINS on
Europe SCssngsng from sGaza source tns
ksng is tesng reminded that II doss not
SQUAD ve.l tor hirE TO express Bis graft
tsGs 10 q statesman who has done mere
sfsa,a Any other Eazs1 Hha ever lived 10 os
press aud Triangle down tDe country.
xhance the Bernado:ts family came.
The Stockholm correspondent Of SvsnEka
Kur1yea Of Chicago. Ia more severe than
ire hosas Journals He says. The kings
conception OF royal honor and morality
would prove q Lsscr standard for tEe In
diyzdsat What liz the standard Of moral
sty ia osa~ royal house, which ought 70 De
model 20 tse fc.sow@3 by the other iraaf)i-
tan.s of the reasm2 a few weH-gnows
facts might answer this question Papa ts,
Of cosirse. In spite o. his high age, close
CT 10 tae seventies, very jolly, s-rfg1tly
proofs Of that fact a the rescent fetss
given by the rich ladies 0. Cothes1Dorg and
elsewhere, although since "Eripssan' was
xas,vesi ne has net had any regular sic
csex0E to hsr position az his n4jesty's Of
fEfaI friend. TIE crown prince is g. pas
slorsase gambler, IL Is 10 secret that ne
Ia largely responsible for the economical
ruin OF several Of the officers OF the royal
guard through gambling. But between his
Sezssces at The gaming table ae has found
Opportunity TO APPEAR as q protector OF
actresse4s. The last one 10 receive proofs
OF tbs friendly attitude ts Mrs. Ellen
Hartman. for whom be has secured aus-
band from ore OF the uoolex. families OF
tbs realm.
the crown princess Is 50 sickiy that sha
must make regular trips to the south and
only spends a few weeks al home. Ac-
eorsiing TO the reports published il the
newspapers she has been about 10 die for
several years TTlis however, does not pre-
eiude the crown prince from casting jealous
eyes upon orae o. his own ordinance Of
Eoers Lieut. Count Wilhelm Carl Ferd!-
nand Chas:ian Fredrik Hilda Rudolf Gus
faf Won Bhxen Finecke because the crown
princess has chosen this fire-looking officer
as her military attendant.
"A few weak5 ago d provincial paper
published a very touching and sentimental
story sboslt young uaisz-countess Lager
berg. once the star attraction Ia court
circles vho had become enamorei with
Prince Carl and after hts marriage had
withdrawn frem society with a broken
heart living isRs a nun oga her fathers
estate Tier ,zannery existence Is not very
IofsfxsssyE however. as one Of ner most fire.
qusat eal!tss is cslizen Of the world
who bears a striking resemblance 20 Prince
Carl. TIE history OF their love affairs Is
sid and began with a cotil.ion which did
rot take place In the palace When the
marriage 81 Prince Carl 10 Princess Inge-
borg, 81 Denmark. became topic OF gen.
esssl con versa ton. Count LageTberg called
on 1he king and biuntly informed him that
II tissre VAS any question as to marriage,
Why that marriage could Occur orYiy with
hi. daughter. Tie king laughed and said:
Why, tne woman, mean your daughter.
is past forty years and many years older
tltaa Carl. Why, such a marriage would
be scandal. Besides, miss in the
family IS sufficient That settled it TIE
old count is "a much of a tavorite as ever
and the young miss does not seem TO
despair altogether
81. OATS day has become a national holt
day in Norway and was generally Oh
served throughout the country.
Al Stikiesiad where King Olaf vas killed
IN 1879 IL the battle with hls recalci;rant
chiefs, who wolild not become Christians
,he peasants CT the surrounding district
listened 20 a speech by Rev klate.
Ia old EiGaros. now Throndhjan Il
grand concert VAS given ia the immense
cathedral church. Quilt by King olaf
Grieg, Cappen, Haivorsen and Jngsh
SchJatt directed the rendition Of their own
compositions. The Immense e>iiiice was
flied and many foreign tourists attended
TIE morning services we're held n
Ire cathedral. II 'ele evening i I.opu-
lar celebTa ton. attended ny several thou
sand people took place in the konxSgaard
gardens, where ii. i.okeu delivered me
speech. II Chrastlanla the capital ci.y.
tie dsy vas observed by services In Car
savsers church.
In krLs;!ansund The Liberals Arranged
tns Olaf festival. bat the other political
parties joined hands 20 make the festival
q Success
la Besgen the DAY vas more generally
0tr1+fNEf t.tNH anywhere Csc This Was
owag = the fact that the restoration Of
fae Uaak9n's baN aa3 been compile sd. and
e. authorities had decided - dedicate TIA
building or o.afs day Minister Guam
Helivere. the dedication Grafton ard SAID
81 I1ft.
ON elafs day eoI yeats age one nf the
most gAoriots events recorded ID the sagas
~ Norway MAS celebrated here in 13er-
ger TIE ciY feuts WHICH Rad beea car
r.o,t 90 for several hundred years we're
a an "ni and chIeftains ard yeonsnry
hsd g 'i7sred pea - fully ara united around
the '3*ssl heir tn the crown oT Norway
Order aad Law had been restored the
us@Tsfzs 81 evil war were followed by
peace ard popular prosperity. ana this vas
Ia of ssa;e} hy tAe cremation o. the king
on t.1@ ETea'e@t rational day " the coun-
try. -. OARS day. TIE leRste ~ sne POPE
had arrived - perform the solemn rites,
nFelases warriors AMI brave peasants were
gathered - participate ia tas ceremonies
z AM as@n ard woren were 10 NJ, DOWN 70
banquet, oEt there was no hall large
c"os9SA y Ire rlses Tn Baxi.v~ rad
burned ths large han syectei by King