The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
DANES MAY ASK
BR|T0NS TO EXPLAIN
British Foreign Office Likely to
Have an Unusually Hard
Nut to Crack.
BY ERIC GRUNDMARK
Cable to The Tribune.


COPENHAGEN, Nov lo.-Thc British
foreign office may have pretty hard
nut TO crack when the Danish govern
ncnt asks for an explanation of the
practical kidnapping of NJ Bjaerusyon, a
magistrate and revenue officer Of Pat
Iicksljord. who went on beard tho ira awl-
cr Chieftan. Of Hun, in order tn seize
ii for fishing within the territorial WA
'erS OF ireland Tho captain of the
trawlsr Threatened To carry IN, p,.rie
tratc off 10 England. and. as n matter Of
iaGt LETT shortly nftcrHard With the Of
uciai on board, CARRYING him 10 Hull NJ
SSJacrUsNon has laid his complaint before
the government and All explanation viii
DC asked together with punishment for
the KIDNAPPING English skipper
Saved by the Queen.
During violent storm recently the
Empress Marie of Russia while waiting
for her sister. Queen Alexandra. in the
garden OF the Villa HvIdorc near Co
penhagen. noticed q fisherman IN a small
boat stranded in q most portions petition
on a sand bank, The empress Instantly
waved her handkerchief To the castaHay
to show him thai he had been observed
and quickly called two men Ia give help
The royal launch. which WAS living at the
pier In the Villa Hvidore garden vas
taken ont ny the two men, Who succeed
ed In rescuing The fisherman under the
eyes Of the queen and the empress. Both
the rova) ladies watched The rescue With
an%ie'y. 3nd when il Was completed the
eulpress expressed her great joy that the
csstsway had bccn saved, The fisher
man, I'm old man WHO did not know who
the TWO ladies' we're. Was greatly sur
prised WHOM he Was Informed that II
was tho Danish kings two sisters who
had sent him help.
Will Not Visit Norway.
Queen Alexandra has finally decided
not Ia visit Norway this year. hui Prn-
cess Victoria has left Copenhagen for
Christlania, and viii he the guest OF
King tlaakcn and Queen Maud until she
returns to England.
Tho king and queen OF Denmark have
LETT the castle Of Charottcnlund after a
residence of four months. and they will
spend the next few weeks at Fredens
borg, the royal domain on Lake Esrnu.
This picturesque chateau is surrounded
by extensive beech forests. In which the
Emperor Alexander IL. liked TO hunt by
Louise for many years received q large
family party nj Frcdcnsborg every att
tumn. bu, these gatherings were discon- :
tinued after the death OF the late czar
in 1924, The Empress Marie and Queen
Alexandra arc expected at Frcdensborg
on strictly private Visit King Fred
eriek will shortly leave Copenhagen to
visit Austria Hungary. Afterward le
will proceed TO Paris. where he VIII meet
his brother. King George of Greece.
King May Abdicate.
Recently the Scandinavian press has
published various rnmors to tho effect
that lle abdjcation Of the king of Greece
is about 70 be announced. II was added
that his ma Iest9's palace at CopenlH gen
was being prepared for luis reception.
From an authoritative source I learn
that these reports are entirely devoid OF
foundation. AS g. matter OF fact, the
kings palace is let for the next three
years, and his relatives and friends here
all deny that he has any intention Of ab-
dicating.
Memorial to Edward.
The memorial TO King Edward. which
is to be placed in St Adams church
at Copenhagen. Is bust in relief, 2 rep
lica of the memorial just erected IN
Sandrinellan church The English coll
ony and tho Danish people have sub
scribcd the necessary funds and among
the first donors were King George ana
tho British minister Sir Alan Johnstonc'