Morris tribune., 1906-11-03

Death OF ARTHUR HELLANDER
Well Known Author and PLAYWRIGHT
Dies Suddenly al stock
holm Hospital.
SWEDEN.
Stockholm.

Adolf Ho7lander author and play
! wright, died very SUDDENLY few days
ago at the Stockholm hospital. Eellan-
der, who was born May 2, 1913, WIS
elica ged az a pupil at the Royal thea
! ter when but 10 years old. He shorty
afterwards became permanently en-
gagged there and remained there until
1873. when he signed ten-year con
tract with the Nya teatern. For num-
Der Of years he has been q contributor
to the Stockholm Tidningen and SveDs-
ka Dagbiadet and was during his time
considered one of the best dramatic
critics in the Swedish capital. He was
married to the we'll known actress
Aotten Heliander in 1879.
Advices from Stockholm forwarded
| by American consuls note that The
| German grain dealers are making an
organized campaign against purchas-
| ing grain from the United States Tie
printed warnings, with which the coun-
try has been flooded, represent that
conSignments of American corn have
been very unsatisfactory ana that ship
ments Of new wheat are not as repre-
scented. It is claimed that while the
official certificates of inspection repre-
sent the wheat as being this seasons
stock, the consignments comprise old
and new mixed wheat. 1t appears
there is a movement all over Germany
protesting against the condition in
I which American grain is arriving.
AS the result of an investigation
. made by the police Of Stockholm at
! the rooms of the arrested anarchists,
they have found q coffee pot of TWEEN
ty centimeters in height. This rather
extensive pot contained eighteen care
fully hidden dynamite cartridges. Out
side the pot looked like a piece of eX
Guisitely fine silver work. This i'm
pOl'tant evidence, and the discovery of
somewhat similar articles. have made
it clear to the police that the real in
tention of the terrOrists was not an
attempt at bank robbery.
The new coins, the first which have
made their appearance since the disso-
luton of the union, have now been
placed in circulation. They are prin-
cipal1y , kronor bills and : ore pieces.
The remainder will room be ready. On
this money it reads oscar II, SWed-
ems king" instead Of oscar II, king
of Sweden and Norway" The king
picture has been considerably enlarged
and it is if anything. at least so far &s
appearance is concerned, a much bet
ter looking piece of money.
Nine. Anna Hellstrom, the well
known Stockholm prima donna, has
now arrived in the United States,
where she will give a series of con.
certs in some of the largest cities OIL
the country. Nine. Hellstron?. pos
sesses rich and powerful voice and
has made an exceptional hit with he1
splendid rendition Of Swedish ana
Norwegian folk songs.
Branting, the well-known socialist
In a recent address at Borlange urged
general workingmen's strife, clan,-
ing that it was the only way IN which
labor could at this time assert its
rights. It is reported that his appeal
has caused much unrest in labor cir
Giles and general "stostrejk" is looked
for.
,, The old Celcing property adjoining
Hotel RydDerg. which during the past
ten years las been occupied by the
Victoria LIE Insurance company, has
been sold 10 F. Tegner & Co., for
1,7oO,o00 crowns. This is one of the
largest real estate deals on record fol
the season of 1905-06.
harl Johan Bergquist, well-known
Stockholm contractor committed sui.
clue by hanging himself in his rooms
at y Hgnes street on the morning of
oct. 3. Financial embarrassment is
supposed to have been the cause OF
his rash deed.
The Finnish revolutionists Nyman
Perden, Lauto, Sandell, Ketela and
kaufman were sent back to Finland
with the ''Von nobeln" Oct. 2. They
were all closely watched by Swedish
detectives and carefully handcuffed.
Though Captain Gustaf Wallen
berg's appointment as minister te
Japan. there now exists a vavancy
In the second chamber Of the Swedish
riksdag. No candidates have as vet
announced themselves.
e. F. V. Meyer has been appointed
Swedish consul general in Helsingfors.
Findland. Mr.. Meyer has been in the
Swedish consular service during the
past twenty years.
Editor Wigsforss. OF the Nva Dag
hgt Ai.e4a...A, has iesig:.":I srorl AIS
position as editor-fn-chief for HAT pa
per and will be succeeded by l.