St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-14
Servia's Ruler Tears the
Crown Prince From His
Mothers Protection.
Italy's Chamber Of Deputies
Declines to Enfranchise
Women.
The Thunderer Agrees to
Judicial Inquiry Into Its
Allegations.
Over 200 Persons Suffocated
in the De Beers Diamond
Mine.

WIEsBADEN. July 13.-An officer, at
tended by twenty policemen, entered
Queen Natalie'S villa at 10 o'clock this
morning, and shortly after reappeared
with the young Prince Alexander, the
Servian crown prince, and a lady of
honor of the queens suite. The two
were bundled into closed carriage and
driven to the railway station. where the
prince was handed over to M. Protics,
chief of the Seryian police force, who
placed him on train. In few min
utes M. Protics and his charge were On
their way to Belgrade. The journey
will be made without break. A crowd
cheered the prince when he was brought
out of the house.
When the queen received notice from
the police that she must part with her
son she telegraphed to King Milan, i'm
ploring him to allow the boy to remain
with. her another month. The king,
however, was incensed at the abrupt
manner with which the queen had re-
fused his conciliatoryproposal for medi-
alton aud telegraphed back to the
crown princes tutor that the boy must
not remain with the queen day longer.
The queen had planned to fly with the
boy and with this intention had ordered
a special train. She failed to state her
destination and the authorities refused
to give her the train. The police have
ordered Queen Natalie to leave Ger
many within tWenty-four hours.
When the police went to take Prince
Alexander from Queen Natalie to-day
they found the prince
SOBBING IN HIS MOTHERS ARMS
and unwilling to leave her. The queen
exclaimed, 81 refuse to part with my
child;" but the officer who stood wait
ing to remove him said: IF your
majesty refuses to surrender the prince,
my instructions are to use force"
Princess Mourang, the queens sister,
and Nine. Ghiko knelt and prayed
the officer to spare the child the
pain of parting from his mother. The
officer, however, was obliged to obey his
orders, and in horror of a struggle Queen
Natalie reluctantly submitted and gave
up the young prince, who left her pres
ence sobbing violently. When he had
left the queen gave way to an uncOn-
trOllable fit of grief. The speedy exc
ing his son, the crown prince, and the
harsh manner in which the latter was
wreSted from his mother, causes
universal sympathy to be expressed
for Queen Notable in Weisbaden. All
regard it as a specially hard case. Not
content with seeking to defame and
divorce his wife, Milan has taken from
her the only consolation she had in the
midst of her troubles. The king has
also broken his word in shameful
manner. Last year, in order to settle
upon the disposition of the young
prince, King Milan decided that his
son should be educated in Germany.
Queen Natalie thereupOn signed
a formal document agreeing to
this and prescribing the places of
residence for herself and Prince Alex
ander until autumn, 1888. A short
time ago King Milan, in a formal docu-
ment, agreed that the queen should
have the care of the prince until the
latter attained his majority. Lately
the king has sought to charge all this
and obtain an absolute divorce from
Natalie, and to-day he committed
A FINAL BREACH OF FAITH
in forcibly removing the prince from
his mother. Queen Natalie has been
accused of raising political factions in
opposition to the king and seeking his
abdication, but she asserts that she
never consented to a regency and was
opposed to the kings abdication,
and denies that she mixed in politics
at all