Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-01
Recent Occurrences CT interest
in Sweden, NORWAY ar@
Denmark.
RELEASE OF GEN. sCHAUMANE
Russian Newspapers Charge Treas
and Demand Punishment OF the
Finnish Court of Appeals.
SWEDEN.
STOCK holm.

Says a HelsingforS correspondent:
"All the Russian newspapers that
have as yet come TO hand here clamor
for the punishment Of tie Finnish high
court of appeal which released Gsner-
al Schaumann, father of the young
man who assaSsinated Governor Gen
erui Bobrikoff. The members of tie
court are charged with treason. II is
also demanded that the people who
took part in the demonstration in favor
of Schaumann should lie hunted down
and sem to prison.
Princes Gustaf Adolph och Wilhelm
will, according TO the "Posttidnlngen,"
o 0 start on a trip abroad during the
early part Of next month. Prince vii
helm Will return To Stockholm during
the latter part of January. but Prince
Gustaf Adolph will remain abroad IN
til May 1. The two young princes will
be accompanied by Count Ralamb ana
the Norwegian adjutant to the crown
prince, SvegTe.
Sweden. TO celebrate the semi centen-
NAL of the Introduction Of postage
stamps, is printing jubilee stamps for
sale in every poStoflice in the coun-
try, These jubilee stamps are worth
nothing alone. but must be affixed to
the letters beside the regular stamps
The profits obtained will be devoted TO
the establishment of a free hospital
for consumptives.
Brinnn uSff AIAln1 1nln IF
Skane and son OF the Swedish crown
prince, has bought the Mecklenburg es-
tate of Lung. near Motala. This Is
the largest estate in Sweden. II COM
prises thousands of acres of titled
land, vast forests and several industri
al concerns run by water power
Gustaf Bergstrom. for many years
the director of the Sodra teatern. is Mt
present critically i'll at the Sabbats-
berg hospital and his physicians enter
tain but the slightest hopes of his re-
covery. Mr.. Pergstrom Is known all
over Sweden and has made a success
in the theatrical business.
Professor Svante Arrhenius OF Up-
sala is about to move to Berlin. where
he.will locsase pe~S.rnrefftSs 8u,ing re-
ceived a very fiattering offer from the
Berlin university. In Professor Ar
rhenlus. the Upsala university will lose
one of its most efficient men.
Professor De Geer announces that a
friend Of the Stockholm high school
who desires no publicity has donated
$4,000 crowns for a chair Of geography.
The donor has also intimated that lie
will give an additional sum later on.
Countess de Casa Miranda Christine
Nilsson was entertained Mt the royal
palace Oct. "a. The countess is Il
favorite at the royal palace and II Is
reported the once famous diva still
sings as charmingly as ever.
Hotel Rydberg has changed hands.
1t was sold the 18th inst. to A. W.
Ahlfelt for 5000 crowns He was
formerly proprietor of Hotel Fenix.
The famous old Bellman house on
the south side has been sold by Edla
Nystrom to the landscape painter Val
dermar Nystrom for 100000 crowns
DIR. G.. de laval. inventor Of the
cream separator. has been awarded the
grand prize" Mt the st. Louis exposl-
ton.
The first snow OF the season came
Nov. 3. Sleighing was excellent for a
few days.