Morris tribune., 1904-05-07

| interesting history ana rev men nave
so successfully evaded the police as
has this man Delhi He arrived in
Chrlstlania few days ago aboard a
Swedish steamer and was dressed as a
German army officer. A detective who
had received word from StocAnolm
that the authorities there were look
Ing for man answering Delhi's de-
sdrlption, met the much sought for
man and promptly arrested him. Dur
! ing the past two years Delhi has ap-
| peared in different cities in Sweden,
Denmark and Germany as mission
airy and has been operating especially
among the sailors, speaking at sail
ors' homes, etc. Delhi is an able speak
er, and as missionary he succeeded
IN getting away with large sums of
money which he promised would
go ito the cause" Delhi is bigamist,
having a wife in Flensburg, Germany,
and one in Copenhagen. Recently he
changed vocations and endea vored to
pose as German army officer, but
ne Gid not succeed in playing the role
successfully, and has at last been dis
covered and arrested. He was arrest
ed for forgery in Moss in 1897.
A dispatch from Christiania bearing
date of April % states that Norwe-
gians in cl' Sc touch with Russian in
terEal conditions are advised that the
Scandinavian kingt@ s may rest Sc
cure from Russian encroa chment for
q long time. 1t is stated that the
cars government is worried by dis
loyal schemes in half a dozen quar-
ters of the empire. while the dissim-
liar and diScordant nationalities that
fringe the Slavic world are manifest
ing great unrest under the influence of
the war and the uncertainties that in
vOlye the future of czardom. Espe-
cial difficulty is said to attach to the
control of the Tartar-speaking Moham-
medans Of the Crimea and the middle
VOlga districts.
In the storthing Premier Hagerup,
in announcing that Sweden, Norway
and Denmark had reached an agree
regulations during the Russo japanese
war, said he hoped this agreement !
would form the basis for a perma- |
nent declaration Of the neutrality of |
the three countries.
''The Norwegian Gold Field and |
ia blished a branch office in Hardan-
ger. The company comprises German |
and English capital amounting to 81 !
100000 crowns. The headquarters Of
The company is in London
The spring season has brought with
It a considerable activity in building.
A large number of new apartment
buildings are springing up in various
parts Of the city and several hundred
If unemployed carpenters and masons
lave been given work.
The engagement of Karoline Rygh,
he actress. to Matthias Becker OF
Jhristiania has just been announced.
Ime Rygh has. during the past six
ears, appeared in all the principal cit
es of Norway. Sweden and Denmark.
Carl Nor',eck, the Norwegian wrest-
en-, is at p' sent in London, where he
Leledteu l1e bdlllSu lcSIlc1-JSSS
'ederseHl-a few days ago. Mr.. Nor
eek will start for New York during
he latter part of May.
Japan has sent a representative to
'ergen to study the fishing industry.
he name of the gentleman is KunO
Iorisho, who spent last summer in
Denmark for the same purpose.
Consul Rasmus Holmboe of Trond- /
jem is dead, aged 80 years. Mr..
[Olmboe has been in the consular
ervice for more than thirty years.
The Christiania Savings bank shows
surplus of 224.00O crowns during
le past year. The bank has at pres
ut a capital of 100000 CROWNS.
The Russian cruiser Balkan, which
as been anchored in the Bergen har-
Dr. for the period Of two weeks, has
turned to Libau.