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buildings will be roomy and well lighted.
About one hundred hands will be en-
ployed from the start. and this number
will be doubled in the course of time.
The city of Malmo is to have a new
post office building, the cost of which
much not exceed $200.0O0.f
The receipts of the national treasury
from import duties and from liquor, rail-
way and sugar taxes amounted to So
SIS, $50 for the first half, Of the present
year. as against $40. 7S6, 900 for the CORE
spending portion of the year 1900.
A fierce hail storm has done greatsdam-
g in Helsingland. eInsNordsjo n Ar
bra $50 window lights were smashed by
the hail. The crops were completely de-
stroyed over u wide area
The crown prince and his suite have
been hunting at Skabersjo. The returns
were So ducks. of which the crown prince
killed about 20.
Henrik Cavling, the well known report
err of the Danish Politiken. has inter
viewed August S%trindberg, who Is stay
ing at Hornbek. %Strindberg stated that
he has completed a new drama, Kari
XII" 1t covers the years 1%7l5-17l8, the
close Of the eventful life Of King Charles
XII.
The Malmo Electric Light Stock COM
.pany has been dissolved.
Crown Princess Victoria has made q
trip to Norrland with the royal pleasure
steamer Drott.
A letter has been received from a Swed-
ish expedition which is studying the
animals. plants and natives along the
frontiers of Argentina and Bolivia. The
explorers are doing well and will be rich
~ rewarded from a scientific point of
view.
A human life was lost at a wild-tire be-
tween Stortrask n Gaddvik. Norrbot-
ten. Rev. Hellman and another man were
out fishing. About eleven o'clock in the
forenoon Rev. Hellman built a fire while
his companion was sleeping, his object
being to cook some coffee. But the fire
passed beyond his control, and he aroused
the other man. who left the place in
search of aid to put out the fire. Upon
the return of this man with assistance,
Rev. Hellman was dead. The direct cause
of his collapse is supposed to have been
heart failure. but he was also badly
burned. About SO acres Of timber was de-
stroyed.
On July II it was four years since An
dree and his two companions left Spitz-
bergen in their balloon.
The Vista Shipbuilding Company, of
Sundsvall. has subscribed $27 200 towards
paying for the new Notifications. pro-
vided $3.50. 900 is expended for that purpose
within four years.
A sixteen-year-old boy in Malmo, who
had not been permitted to attend school,
was taken away from his parents by the
government and sent to school, and his
~aranto u,fl1 have IN INV the hill #
Several cases of sunstroke are reported
from southern Sweden, and death from
that source is not unknown his summer.
P. Bergstrom. who was employed, on a
railroad in the Transvaal and who did not
modest the English when they approached,
was captured by the latter, and is still
kept in custody in the island Of Ceylon.
A number of Germans and Dutchmen
who were captured under similar condi-
lions were returned to their native lands
at the expense Of the English.
A seven-year-old boy at Urasa. ,Sma-
land. was bitten by a poisonous snake.
and in spite of medical aid he died after
seven hours of excruciating pain.
A regiment, which is garrisoned at Fro
SO, Jemtland. has commenced to collect
materials for a regiment museum.
The Swedish bog culture society held
its annual meeting at Gefe, Governor
Palmstierna occupying the chair. 1t was
resolved to ask the riksdag for an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the year 1903. A
pension Of $500 was was recommended for
Mrs. Won Feilitsen, the widow Of the
originator of the society.
DENMARK.
The queen of Holland has decorated
Prince Wilhelm with the grand Cross of
the order of the lion.
The Northern Sanatorfum for consump-
tives. which is located at Osterasen. will
be opened to the public Aug. 2.
The courts of Franc have at last ad-
mitted that the French government is
entitled to an inheritance tax on but a
mere trifle of the wealth Of Alfred Nobel,
who died in 1896 at San Reno, Italy.
Mr.. Nobel had invested 10000 in France,
IS, 600, 900 in Sweden and almost 1900, 600
in Russia
The city of Vimmerby has a debt of
$50 and a cash balance Of Sis, 900 in its
treasury.
A team which was standing near the
brink of the free harbor of Copenhagen
was scared by the noise of a huge der
rick, and as the driver was unable to
control the horses. they backed up oVet
the brink. and both they and the wagon
fell into the water and disappeared at
once. The driver was not carried along
with them.
A laborer named Olsen was sunstruck
while at work in q field at Stige. near
Odenss. and he died OF the way to his
home.
A rag sorting establishment in sund
byerne. which employed about 70 persons,
was completely destroyed by IRE. The
fire seems to have been the work Of an
incendiary.
The first rye of the season was cut in
the parish Of Clemens. Bornholm. about
the tenth Of July. 1t was perfectly ripe
Several persons hsvs died Of sunstroke
in Denmark this summer.
DR.. Michel Larsen. . public physician
In Copenhagen. has written q big book
in which he endeavors to prove that the
use Of flesh foods. alcohol. tobacco. ETC..
IL contrary to the nature and construc-
ton Of the human body. and hat plant
J food constitutes the only natural diet fos
man. The book 10 written in a fascinat-
ing style.
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