Morris tribune., 1910-05-06

visit to the Swedish capital he
| be accorded the same honofs andsE
ceive the same attention as any kI&
or sovereign. Some of SWeden's g
pert saddlemen, horsemen and trod.
ers will give an exhibition in honor oF
Mr.. Roosevelt and everything will be
done to make his visit to Stockholm
an entertaining and pleasing one II
every respect.
A bag of blasting powder was dis
| covered under the floor of tho old
riksdags house the other day by SOME
workingmen who were engaged in
some repairs there. They brought
the package to the detective stati1h,
but there it was discovered that TIE
powder bag must have been lying
buried at least thirty years. The fiks
dagsmen who are at present doing
service can at least take comfort in
the fact that it was not meant for
them and that it must have been
meant to explode for the fellows who
served their country in the long ago.
There is a woman in Stockholm
who has been arrested for drunkenness
not less than 400 times in twenty
years. The woman has good connec-
tions and some of her relatives are
very wealthy and have done every
thing in the world to save her from
finally drinking herself to death. The
unfortunate woman, who is known as
Amalia L., is spoken of as woman
of good education. She can speak
several languages and is the mother
of twelve children, though unmarried.
Many are called but few are
chosen" appears to be the biblical
truth that congregation in Jonkop-
ing wants to apply to its full limit.
The congregation, which is without
a pastor, has for some time been
contemplating selecting some good
man as a leader Of the flock, but after
listening to not less than forty-four
preachers, among whom seven were
from Stockholm, the congregation has
not as yet been able to decide which
one to select.
The number of donations that have
recently been made for charitable
purposes by wealthy Stockholmians is
indeed noteworthy A late donation
is that of the wholesale merchant, 3.
G. Althanitz, who died March 6. In
his will he remembered deserving
Stockholm institutions with a gift Of
100000 crowns Another donation is
that of Bank Director E. Heckscher,
whose aggregate donations to the
Stockholm high school will pass the
million mark.
King Gustaf, who is still at Cape
Martin, on the Riviera, attended the
dedication of the Oceanographic mu-
scum there recently, after first break
fasting with the Duke of Monaco. On
April 4 King Gustaf journeyed to
Cannes, where he paid visit to the
Prince of Meiningen.
Emilia Hildegaard Karlsson, twen-
ty-eight years old, was arrested by the
Stockholm police the other day in
Malmo. She is one of the most no.
torious women pickpockets in Stock
holm and had recently stolen 2,100
crowns from a street car conductor.
At the time of her arrest she had
lib crowns on her person.
Lieutenant William Mechlin Col
vim, formerly stationed at St. Peters
burg, has been appointed as Ameri-
can military attache in Stockholm,
Christiania and Copenhagen, to sue,
ceed Major Slocum.
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The steamer C. F. Tietgen will this
summer make an excursion trip to
North cape and number OF tourists
are already booked. The big steamer
was to have made this trip last year,
but circumstances prevented it. The
C. F. Tietgen will start from Copen-
hagen July Z, sailing via Bergen,
where stop will be made in order to
give the tourists an opportunity to
take in the Sport and Tourist exposi-
ton. The steamer will then move
north, via Molde, up to Romsdalf1er-
den, then on to Forghatten, when the
polar circle will be reached; then on 4
to Lofoten and Vesteraalen, to from
soc and Hammarfest, Europe's most
northernmost point The return trip
will be via Lyngen ford, Digermulkol-
len and other interesting points much
sought by tourists. The entire trip,
including first class accommodations,
will cost from 375 to AIS crowns. This
trip is said to be one of the finest ever
offered in Europe. Owing to weather,
conditions it will only be possible for
the c. F. Tietgen to make one trip to
North cape during the course of the
summer.
King Frederick will not be at home
when Colonel Roosevelt reaches Co
penhagen and during the brief time
that he will be in the Danish capital
he will officially be the guest of the
Danish crown prince. Mr.. Roosevelt