Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-10-28

policemen proceeded to the house of
Senator Neovius, at Hango, and they
made thorough search of his house,
breaking locks and prying into every
thing and even destroying much ex-
pensive furniture. After the raid
was made it was found out that Sen
ator Neovius was cousin of the man
that the authorities had in mind. But
what makes this sample of Russian
justice particularly rich is the fact
that particularly rich is the fact
and tool of General Bobrikoff, the
arch enemy of Finnish liberty.
DENMARK.
Mrs. Lundum of Randers was to
have some teeth pulled, and the dent
list asked another doctor to assist him
because the lady wished to be chlor-
oformed. When everything was sup
posed to be in order and the dentist
was about to perform the operation
the patient opened her eyes and said
that she was awake yet. Chloroform
was applied for second time, and
this resulted in an immediate and
complete collapse. The physicians,
realizing the danger, at once made
vigorous efforts to bring her back
to life, but in the course of an hour
they became convinced that there
was no hope. The woman had been
chloroformed on several occasions
during her life, and the physicians
were exonerated. She was 40 years
old, and the mother of six children.
The budget of the Danish govern
ment closes with total expenditure
of $21 ,000,492, and the total receipts
are put at $2O,651,22O.
The receipts of the national ex-
checquer for the year 19o2-1903 ex-
ceeded the estimates by almost $2,=
100000. The cash amount in the
treasury at the close of the fiscal
year was $7,000,ooo. The national
debt was reduced by 100000 during
the year, while the increase Of the
national wealth was $1,75O,OOQ.
Bech-Olsen, national hero and
champion wrestler of Denmark, was
thrown the other day by Jess Peder-
sen, "the Strong Jyde." The strug=
gle lasted seven minutes. "a
-e! e ia = K
SWEDEN. ;--ss--
The snowplow had; to~:be used in
the streets of Skofde- October. 9th: :,
About go per cent of the rank and
file of the Vermland Regiment have
signed a petition for keeping beer
away from the, military establish
ments and camping grounds:
DR.. NJ. Legrain Of Paris, one of tie
foremost medical authorities in tthe
world, and the. leader: Of the temper
ance movement in France, has rbeen
lecturings BTE alcoholism IN some of
the largest cities of Sweden. HE was
invited by .the>s Upsala students total
abstinence association: -7~.,v
The South. African Trading Com
panX, WHICH was organized jn Stock
holm last summer with a capital OF
$500, 900, has opened up a branch in
Port Natal for, pushing the sale of
Swedish products in South Africa.
The leading articles OF export from
Sweden to South Africa are timber
and cement. u:
Who arEthe nine- gererals of the
Swedish aRmX?s King RAgseas II, the
King of Denmark, the King of Hun
gary, the King of Belgium, the
Grand Duke Of Beden, the Grown
: Prince Of Denmark, the Grand Duke
Of Luxembourg the Crown Prince: of
Sweden and Norway and general
Sven Lagerberg: 49,.
Prof. Hogbom recently lectured be-
fore the Upsala geographical society
on the agricultural resources of
northern Sweden. Being based on a
mass of accurate statistical data, his
conclusions were, highly convincing.
; The draining of lakes and boys had
not. materially reduced the danger of
early frosts; but, on many drained
felds-the crops mature somewhat ear
= Her than before: Ehe colonization
farms had given good crops, e"but the
money invested drew very low rate
:, of interest. N Vesterb6tten and
:. Nqrrbotten the state had been In the
habit of giving away valuable TRACTS
'sof timber to: the farmerssin order to
help them. along. Burt the. .results
werev not what the governmental ex-
pected; many of those. farmers have
sold out IS the numbering e6mpaAes.
o. t6e.;wh9le, Prof: 2SHHogbom did: not
favor the: expenditure 4 m6neys on
: grand model: farms in NorFland.:. ~ he
thought 1t would pay MUCH better
:to spend thesmoney15in:sachsa "a: way as
to encourages farming SOD 81: small
scale iii Central Sweden where the
:coondition: Of the, tenant falzherss is
far from enviable. :. 11c7 O. 541S-;;
Some Of the dressed Jesse stole = exported
fl from Sweden H Is Geerrmaajy7 Has been
Sc rresijebcted:D In order sstoz locate 1.-the
; blame where sitiswould seem to be
: long, the. Swedish granite ;drassipg
company: at tVarheEgn pnopesed that
every stone exported be st9mrped with
q mark; aindieating the man that
dressed the stone. Strange IS It may
seem, tie stonecqtters OBJECT Is 4this
arrranngemefit, and they even threaten .z
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