Durango semi-weekly herald. (Durango, Colo.) 1899-1907, 1905-06-12
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pointed to present him the address
OF the Norwegian parliament he turn.
ed angrily away and refused to re.
ceiVe them. The venerable monarch
Is awaiting the return of Crown
Prince Oscar from Berlin, where he
went To represent Sweden aud Nor.
way at the wedding Of the German
crown prince. The present king,
however, will listen 10 no compromis-
ing arrangement, and will even refuse
to allow any members OF his family
to accept the Norwegian crown
LONDON. June S.-There is a rest.
less feeling mere that the separation
of Norway and Sweden is much more
serious 10 the peace OF the world at
large than the contest between Jap
an and Russia. Fears are entertain
ed in many conservative quarters
that the separation may lead to a gen.
erai war with all the powers involved
The calmness of King Oscar and the
Swedish ministers in the face of the
present crisis is thought to be more
than startling and the report is
abroad today that he is quietly but
quickly marshalling his forces SO as
TO put down what ne is pleased to
look upon as a Norwegian revolt.
CHRfSTlANA. June S.-Loveland.
who was president of the council of
state at Stockholm before the Swed,
lsh-Norwegian union was dissolved.
mas been appointed minister OF for
eign affairs for the new Norwegian
government. All officers of the army
and navy today took the oath of al.
legiance TO the new government.
All Norwegian diplomatic officers
who have been stationed at Stock
holm have been recalled.
The new government today appoint.
ed Fridjof Nansen. the arctic explo-
rer. ambassador TO Great Britain;
and Former Premier Hagerup, am
bassador TO Germany. Recognition
by foreign powers will be sought i'm
mediateIy.
PLYMOUTH. Eng, June s.-The
submarine boat NJ s.. while maneu-
vering on this port sank today with
eighteen men on board, only four of
whom were saved
The FIRST int,mat,on =, ,,,,,,,,o
the boat como rror, tho mo, ,,s.,t
which signalIed while "A foo, urd.r
the surface that it could not rise.
Those who were saved were In the
coming tower and so,,.d 10 ,ho eau,
face.
The hoat this aftsrnoon ltas q,
eighteen fathoms If vatar nvi,y
men are proceeding tn III. scepa
The four WIN ware rescuaa are tho
officer a lieutenant not.
" officer and A seaman This 10 the
second recent disaster IN submarine
boats. a boat having gone down last
winter with aIeven man
LYNN Mass June S-Ths mos,
extraordinary demonstration was
made by Professor Tbompson of tnis
city. who permltted a current of half
a million volts 10 BASS through bis
body without disnlay,ne tho SLIGHT.
est tremor or experiencing the sl,ah,.
est physical discomfort Professor
Thomson adjusted to ois hody an
aDDaratus which made poWerlass the
fearful current. While the current
was on there was flashes from his
ringer tips and great sparks flew into
the Air hui the man lived and ,a,ked
WILMINGTON. Del. June s-A
ten.round bout between Harry Lewis
and Young Erne is slated for the
arena of local athletic club tonight.
The two met in a six-round contest
some time ago. and although Lewis
fairly won the decision Erne and his
managers were not satisfied with the
result The nresent match AT ten
rounds resulted from tnis dissatisfac.
lion Whether their ring general.
shin will last over the Increased
route and whether Lewis can retain
his skill in a ten.round bout have ex-
cited the curiosity of the ring follow.
ers. and a large crowd ia expected to
he on napd to witness the contest.
GALVESTON. June s.-A taree
DAYS, aouatic and athletic carnival
undsr the direction of the Galveston
Regatta club was inaueprated this
afternoop under most favorable aus.