Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-10-16
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+ Rev. Ifversen persists in refusing
to .of1iciate at the wedding Of a tli
vorced bricklayer, and the minister ol
public worship has instructed The
minister Of justice to appoint a com
mittee to Investigate the matter and
to propose some way of disciplinina
Rev: Ifversen because he does moi
obey the instructions of his superiors
:; The police department Of Berlin
has prohibited the sale of Danish
newspapers on the streets because
they contain too much politics.
:; Berlingske Tidende, which always
supported the Conservative party
when this. was in power, faced about
=: few days ago and joined the Liberal
party climbed upon the band wagon
The change was SO abrupt that some
of the old-time editorial writer's have
cut sorry figures, and the other Lib.
eral papers are wicked enough tc
make merry at the expense of the
new convert.
Perry holds that Greenland ex-
tends farther north than any other
land. If he is right the kingdom OF
Denmark is next neighbor to The
North Pole.
The physicians OF Copenhagen re,
ported 60,215 cases Of sickness for the
year 1901. Of these cases 6,7S6, O,
17H per cent, were fatal. Less than
per cent Of the cases Of diphtbaria
were fatal. The venerial diseases
headed the list, with s,3O5 cases, and
influenza was close second with
$500 cases
The cablegrams point to a speedy
sale of the Danish West Indies to the
United States.
Empress Dowager Dagmar Of Rus
STA is staying with her father, King
Christian of Denmark. She is guard.
ed with great care, because the au-
thorities are convinced that Italian
anarchists are coming to Copenhagen
TO attempt to assassinate her.
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Engineer Frankel explains the ex.
plosion of ''Svenske," Capt Unge'.
balloon, an follows: 81 spent two
nights experimenting the filling OF
the balloon. In the night before the
ascent the artillerists who performed
the work failed to wake me in time
though I had warned them. When /
got up it looked as though the bal.
loon was going to explode. I opened
the valve, but for a long time it did
not seem to have any effect. Finally
the gas began to pour out, an1 !
think something like 80 cubic meteA
escaped. If my arrival had been de-
layed little longer l think the bal
loon would have exploded then and
there
Count Clarence Won Rosen, a noted
sportsman, will soon remove from his
palace at Strandvagen, Stockholm, to
the vicinity of Katrineholm. The pal
ace will be occupied by Richard
Tjader, missionary, whose wife and
two sons were drowned in Norwe-
gian lake a few years ago, and who
afterwards married a rich Chicago
lady. r.
The Northern Wood Works com.
pany is the name of strong com.
bine which has just been formed by
number of the leading woodwork.
manufacturers in Norrbotten. The
limits of the capital stock shall be
100000 and $5,0oO,O0O, and the
headquarters shall be at Lulea.
The provincial legislature Of Oster.
gotland has appropriated $135 as q
donation to the Malmslatt temper.
ance society, with the understanding
that the society shall provide for tenn
perance lectures for the young re-
cruits. The action of the legislature
is commended by the press.
It was stated some time ago that
F. P. Waldenstrom was not renomi.
ated for member of the rfksdag. Now
it is announced that he has been re.
elected by vote of 1,219, his strong
est competitor receiving only 1902
votes.
Sixteen elks were killed at Q royal
hunt in the forests around Hellsjon
King Oscar got glimpse of only one
animal, which he killed.
The temperance bureau of educa-
ton has made arrangements for a
course of scientific lectures on tenn
perance to be given at Gothenburg
Jan. $40, 1908.
NORWAY.
Queen Sophie of Norway and Swe.
den, sent congratulatory message
to Mrs. Otto Sverdrups on the oc.
casion of the happy return of the
latter's husband.
A cablegram dated Oct states
that Capt. Sverdrup has been decora-
ted with the cross of the Order of St
Olaf, and allowed pension of 1910
He was indisposed at that date.