Willmar tribune., 1905-06-28

Immediately afterw ards no one seemed
to know. But when Mr.. Ramsing had
been riding for while scream was
heard. When the others came to the
place the man was found dragging
under the horse, his feet being stuck
in the stirrups AS soon as he was re-
leased he was taken TO the hospital,
where it was found that he had suf-
fered conclusion Of the brain, which
ended his life. :s::;' >s-fa :: ~ .S~.*
About $4,000 has been raised for a
monument to DR.. Finson. ~ "<#
NORWAY. p. z$
The Norwegian navy and the cities
of kristlauia and Aalesund congratu:
lated Kaiser Wilhelm in conspicuous
manner on the occasion of the wedding
of the German crown prince
The Norwegian Students union has
sent Prof. Nansen's S pamphlet: on ''Nor-
| way and the Union. with Sweden to
the Swedish, Danish, German and Eng
lish Students unions.
Bjornstad Brothers, Kris:iania. have
sold their steamers Gauta and Gis!a to
Japan. = lis =
When Rjornson arrived in Copen-
hagen on his way to Norway from the
south, thousands of people greeted
him at the depot Enthusiastic cheers
shook the air and the Norwegian ma
tional hymn was sung. The crowd
rushed toward the doorway, bursting
the windows. Finally Bjornson and
his wife reached a carriage. Some
one suggested that the horses be un-
hitched so that the crowd could pull
the carriage. But Mrs. Bjornson
begged them off, saying: "Please don't
do it. Remember that my husband is
Old About 5000 persons gathered in
front of his hotel, and when he ap-
peared at the window he was greeted
with powerful hurrahs. He said: ''Of
course, I understand that this greet
ing is not for me, but for Norway.
(Thundering applause.) thank you
on behalf of my country for the sym.
pathy with which our struggle for in
dependence is embraced by our old al
lies. ask you to cheer the wish that
the work which Norway has started
may lead to success These remarks
were answered with deafening cheers
and the singing of the Norwegian ma
tional hymn. The crowd refused to
leave, and Bjornson had to show him
self second time, and he said: "I-am
in the habit of eating supper and go-
ing to bed. You must let me stick to
that custom" This was the end of
the demonstration, and the crowds
slowly dispersed.
The Swedish papers reprint the fol-
lowing telegram from Kristiania to a
reliable paper in St. Petersburg: The
Norwegians are figuring on Prince
Valdemar of Denmark as king or pres
ident of Norway. Immense quanti-
ties of foodstuffs. were purchased i'm
nediat@ly before the king vetoed the
consular service bill, and large con.
signmen9 of ammunition came from
England. Soldiers disguised as ordi-
nary laborers are at work putting the
Notifications along the Swedish, boun-
dary line in order. Mines have been
placed under all bridges across the
Glommen river, as we'll as elsewhere
near the boundary line. Torpedo
boats are patrolling kristiania ford
night and day.
A theatrical troupe from the Swedish
theater in Helsingoorg, Finland began
to give performances in Kristiania.
Verdens Gang criticised the drama se-
verely. and the playwrights We're so
offended they stopped the performance.
s...s..-.A SWEDEN ;.
The value OF the fish caught along
the coast of Sweden in 1903 was abou.
So, 600, ,Oo0 .-.... ..a.a J.. y..s>
Three sail boats capsizel in the
waters around Stockholm on SUNDAY.
June4. OF the fifteen persons thrown
into the water, two were drowned.
Prot. Curie, of Paris, the recipient
of Nobel prize for discoveries in the
science of chemistry, has atlast given
the lecture which he is required, by
the stipulations Of the prize, to give in
Stockholm. He was assisted bv his
wife in conducting numerous expert
ments, and at the close OF the lengthy
lecture both of them were vigorously
applauded.* 4..:5.= &. ii. 49,
About 700 parents having children in
the public schools OF Stockholm have
signed a protest against, making the
children learn the Ecatechism by heart,
and also against the ordinary dov-
matte instruction in religion. !.
A number Of professors at the Uni.
versity OF Upsala have organized a bu-
reau of information on medicine ad-
vertisements. The object of this in
stitution is to analyze different kinds
of medicines advertised in the press,
and to publish tables showing the
chemical composition of the same.
The persons who are going to do this
work will offer their services free of
charge to the public :: 2=..$
a German writer who has, written a
treatise on Selma Lagerlof's literary
works says that she is 1.-THE strangest
phenomenon among the poets OF the
North