Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-19

1t is said that Princess Thyra, the
third daughter of Crown Prince Fred
rlk and sister of Princess Ingeborg,
has been bethrothed to Prince Chlod-
wig Alexis Won Philippsthal-Barch-
field. Prince Chlodwig, who is stop
ping at Copenhagen, holds the posi-
ton of an officer in regiment which
is stationed at Pottsdam. He was
born at the Burgsteinfurt palace in
1876, and Princess Thyra is four years.
younger.
All Finland appears to be feting and
heaping honors upon the four govern
ors that have been dismissed for
treating the Russian military edict as
illegal. The Novoe Vremya reports,
with indignation, number of BAN
quets in their honor and declares that
various addresses and messages of
sympathy have been received by the
retiring officials.
President Strong of the supreme
court of Abo, Finland, who complied
with the Russian laws, while the other
members of the court refused, on ar
irving at Helsingfors with his wife,
was greeted with hooting and Kisses
by the population. No conveyance
would carry them nor would any ho-
tel receive them, and they were COM
PEELED to walk to the residence of
some relatives. The people then fixed
a board to the house inscribed, Here
dwells the traitor Strong.'
NORWAY.
A man who visited the new fortif-
cations at Vardeaasen and Guldbak-
aasen, near Kongsvinger, reports that
anybody can enter the structures and
make close inspection of everything
without seeing a single human be-
ing that makes objections.'' For all
he could see he might even have de-
stroyed the guns with impunity. The
man objects to this sort of ''wide-open
policy"
conservative authority thinks that
the absence of fish in Nordland this
winter is due to the fact that the wa
ter is much colder than usual
The hotel keepers of Hougesund are
on strike, the first of it's kind in the
world. The city council deprived them
Of the right of selling beer, and now
they refuse to accommodate travel
ers, thereby expecting to induce the
city council to rescind it's resolution.
Prof. Sophus Bugge, in a public adj
dress, expressed grave fears as to the
future independence of the Scandina-
Wan nations. AS to these fears Biorn-
son says: "Our nations are so rich in
possibilities that we should neither
fear nor grieve. The three national
Municipalities into which our people
are divided are among the healthiest
and the most capable of development
on EARTH
According to new set of rules the
Stavanger canneries will not be per-
mitted to dispose of their goods to
Norwegian ships unless public ply
sician inspects the canneries four
times a week.
| The Vesterdalere mines at Naver-
ford, Finmarlen, have been sold to
Consul Person of Belsingborg for
| $67 800.
SWEDEN.
A person who prefers to have his
name withheld from the public has
bought Erland Nordenskiold's co1lec-
lions of fossils from South America,
| and donated them to the National
Museum. The price paid was $2,7OO.
Crown Princess Victoria arrived at
Rome Feb. 21. She begged to be ex-
cused from attending reception.
The new labor union of Malmo is
in highly prosperous condition, it's
liabilities being $4,000 and it's assets
$4,000.
The Scandinavian Sailors Temper
ance Home in London has asked the
Swedish government for loan of ST.
900, without interest, to be paid in
ten years. The college of commerce.
has given its support to the plan.
When the free libraries on the pas
senger trains on the Upsala and Gefe
railway had been kept open two
weeks the company reported that the
innovation is highly appreciated by
the travelling public, and new books
will be added from time to time. Only
one book was lost in those two weeks.
The balloon "Svenske," which saw
fit to escape in a storm at Stockholm,
was last seen at Vetschau, Prussia.
It took "a hours to travel that dis
lance. = ~ ,t
The village of Hvetlanda, Smaland.
which has almost 1000 inhabitants.
will soon be chartered as town.
/ Compulsory target practice will
soon be introduced in the public
| schools of the city of Gefe. The board
of education has endorsed a PROPOSE
ton made by the superintendent Of
schools and the teachers to the effect
that the boys Of the third and fourth
classes shall have target practice two
hours a week in the spring and the
fall, and one hour a week during the
balance of the year. #. ss
An Armenian calling himself Miska
i Eliasson made such nuisance Of
Il snIf III al tho a11fhnY.;fioS Sc, H., "a.