, 1908-09-19
FGR
81. CROIX STATION

Levetzau, Minister for Foreign Affairs, ten
dertd his resignation to the King on tina
twelfth, who Immediately summoned Mr..
Christensen, the President OF the Council,
with whom hisM ajesty discussed the situation,
with the result that Mr.. Christensen tender
ed the resignation of the whole cabinet, pro-
missing, however, to remain in office until tho
Rigsdag asse nDles on the twenty eighth IN
slant.
Mr.. Ole Hansen, late Minister of Agricul-
ture, who has been Vice President of the
Seelandic Peasantry Savingsbank, has re-
signed the Dlrsctorship of the National
Bank.
rhe 8. a. st. Thomas left on the 14th
with the, following passengers: Judge Olsen
and wife, Controller of Customs for Frederik-
sted Bay and wife, Sank Director Friis and
wife and Countess Moltke.
London, Sapt. l8th-The Catholics held
a demonstration on Cardinal Vannuttelfs
departure, thousands present at the railway
station cheersl him, and sang God save the
Pope. The Cardinal, in q speech, said that
despite the acts OF a few IRE sponsiblos, he
would inform the Pope that British feeling
toward His Holiness and the Eucharlstle
Congress was excsilent.
Advices from Simla, report that DR.. Sven
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European clothes apd everything else which
could indica Q his identity, stained his ska
and posed as an animal driver.He discovered
Lake Chunitsoo, heard of the Great Salt Lake
of T bia Tsakha, from whence the Govern
ment gets salt for export, and elght times
crossed a mOun5aln range, two Thousand
miles long, with the most massive peaks on
the earth, lower than Mount Everest, bat
wish passes at an average of three Thousand
feet higher than the Hima!ayas, the highest
portion, Bongba, was previously unknown;
enow and glaciers were everywhere visible
upon the horizon, and he named it Ninehan
Tangla. He corrected the charts regarding
the course OF the river Brahmaputra, whose
chief tributary is the Charta Tsampo, and
during his wander ngs he suffered great
hardships from the weather.
While en- route to Australia the crew OF
Fl. AZ. S. Gibraltar destroyed the gun
sights, thereby indicating their resentment
OF orders to repeat by night an evolution
Improperly performed in the daytime; and
tue customary privileges OF smoking, the
use Of the ~canteen, ~etcetera, have been stopp-
ed pending discovery Of the cuaprits.
It is announced hat China has reduced
the export duty on tea.
st. Petersburg advices state that ll5
dea. hs from cholera occurred yesterday IN
the city. The criminal inee1cency OF the
sanif a,y precautions is condemned on all
sides, aud worse is anticipated next spring.
Other Russian dispatches state that the
budget balances, except for the extraordiu'
ery expenses for railways and naval arma-
meDt- he deficit. being fifteen million pounds,
which is to be covered by Q loan.
Dispatches from Berlin state that Prince
Won Bulow, in his welcoming speech to tue
Inter Parliamentary Union, composed OF re-
representatives. Of nineteen countries, d declared
that Germany is sympathetic in her CO.
operation, and he assneed the nesting in
advance that Germans long for peace found
ed upon right and justice, and unite in wish
ing the Unions labours may prove fruitful
for al peoples (cheers). The Bourse has
been fay ourably affected by this declaration.
The uninn snhsennantly telagraphed to the