Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-01

teacher in Denmark, died at the age
of 81 years. He taught school until
he was 80 years old.
Captain F. Ishoy, of Copenhagen,
has made an invention which is
claimed to be of great Importance to
steamboat navigation. The purpose
of the invention is to substitute a
number of small propellers for the
great stern propeller. A stock COM
pany has already been organized for
exploiting the invention.
Prof. Vogt has Investigated the
Flaa nickel mine at Evje, and he
claims that the nickel ore deposits at
this place are the most extensive of
all those known in Europe.
The Kristiania typographical union
has requested their employers to hire
no new lady typesetters or appren-
tees for some time to come. At the
next annual meeting of the union a
from the Labor party, and it is pre-
dicted that the motion will be car
ried.
Commanding General L'Orange has
introduced new rules of salutation in
the army. On the whole, the changes
are made in the direction of greater
simplicity.
The crown prince, who is acting as
viceroy during the absence of the
king, will spend half of his time in
Norway and the other half in Sweden
until the king returns.
During the week which ended April
IL no less than 1900 persons left Kris
tiania for America. At Washington it
is supposed that Congressman Eddy
from Minnesota is behind this record
breaking migratory movement.
Fritz Thaulow, the painter has
donated a bronze statue to the city
of Kristiania. The donor would like
to have the statue placed in public
square. But Bjornson wants it in
some out-of-the-way park, because
forsooth, it is the work of foreigner,
Rodin, a famous French sculptor.
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have notified their employees that the
present scale of wages will not be en-
forced after May first.
The Kristiania White Ribbon Tenn
perance society has resolved to open
a home for unmarried mothers and
their children.
SWEDEN.
The Swedish Academy of Sciences,
History and Antiquities has voted $50
to K. Kjellmark, in order that he may
study stationary antiquities in Jemt-
land, and freplaces from the stone
age at Garavallen, near Limhamn.
Prince Eugen has been authorized
to represent Sweden and Norway at
the coronation of King Alfonso KILL,
of Spain.
King Oscar has notified the Upper
Lulea congregation that large part
of the land belonging to it's parson-
age must be transferred to the gov
eminent, to be used as site for mill
tary establishments and Notifications.
The area of the parsonage is little
over 300 acres.
At this writing it looks as though
Sweden will not be represented at the
worlds peace congress at Monaco,
April "a, although three persons were
appointed to attend the gathering.
So many cases of smallpox have de-
veloped in the wake of some Russian
saw-flers in the province Of Krono-
berg, that the chief of the medical
staff Of the province leans towards
the opinion that the relation between
the two is that of cause and effect.
About two hundred Scotch physi-
clans have made arrangements for a
,, trip to Marstrand. June next.
Syenska Dagbladet tried to make
out that King Oscar owns valuable
real estate property in New York.
and that he is worth at least three
million dollars. But the manager OF
| the affairs of the kings court an.
nounces that the king has authorized
him to state that the above utterance
"laclls every trace of an actual basis
The workingDen Of some Of the
large cities have pressed themselves
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