Junction City bulletin. [volume] (Junction City, Or.) 189?-1901, 1901-02-14
.tX-k|Nd MILAN dad
ExiIed Ruler Of Servia Passed
Away al Vienna.
NEITHER ms wlfr NOR SON THERE
he Reialssd Possession oi Ills fseultiss until
Within a Quarter oi an Hour Of Ills Death
BODY 10 be Inferred In Slavonis.

Vienna. Fob. Ia. --Ex.king Milan.
Of Servia IL dead. lie passed sleep.
less night and was unable 20 take sntii'
oient nonrishmen,. Tho remains will
ba inferred nc kronehol, sacred
monas,io shrine IN syrmia, sIavonia.
with the honors duo member oi the
reignlng dynasty.
Tho illness began with influenza.
Milan left his bed too quickly. aud the
result was pneumonia. Tho doctors
also found iaty degeneration Of the
/ heart, which was tho actual cause OF
death, as the danger Immediately ails-
| ing from tho lung trouble had boen
overcome. Fearing fatal issue. thu
doctors caused messages 90 he sent
King Alexander and ex Queen Natalie.
but although Milan desired 10 SEQ
them aud himself sent messages re.
questiug their presence, neither came.
/ Eatalie's reply. which was 90 the ei.
feet that aho would come II her prus-
ence was really desired. reached him
| just before death.
Emperor Francis Joseph. who sent
au aid.de-camp 20 she doathbed, has
ordered a military funeral. as Milan
was formerly the colonel Of an Austrian
regiment. IL was Miian's written
wish that no should bo buried M syr.
mia. lie said no had been greatly
disappointed at the absence Of bis son,
whose ingratitude has provoked much
comment In Vienna. According 90
the Neue Freie rresse. he said to his
physician: IL feel that | must die.
but /. Is very sad TO bs compelled TO
die at Il"
Ex.King MILAN. who was born in
1884. abdicated the throue In favor OF
his son. Alexander |. March 6. 1889.
The circumstances that compelled. tho
king % abdicate arose from the policy
that he had pursued at the beginning
OF his reign, both Ia domestic and for.
eign affairs. Tho new Setvian cousti-
tuition was adopted by the grand skup.
sbtina January 2. 1899, bv majority
OF i0i votes against 10. Tbe ministry
OF Nikol Cristich resigned. The king
was unwilling 10 appoint radical
cabinet. and applied lrat 70 Ioyan
Kistich. but could mot induce that
statesman to form cabinet. The
radicals refused 10 take Office unless
Tuschnovich. revolutionist. who had
been condemned 10 death for participa.
tion In the 1imok valley uprisin
should bo given the portfolio OF tho in
terror The kings throne was at stake.
lie determined 20 appoint liberal pre-.
fects and sub.prciacts, and attempted
by pressure on the people To bri,..@. in
liberal majority in the elections In
the autumn. The radicals became en-.
ragged nc the determination to exclude
them. from Office Cristich was un-
willing TO play 80 dangerous game.
and told King Milan that IL was im.
possible for him TO remain in Office.
Milan abdicated the throne in the pres-
ence OF the ministers and chief dieni.
taries. and tho members OF the diplo-
matte body assembled in the konah to
celebrate the anniversary OF the eiec-
ti0n OF Servia into kingdom In 1882.
On being promised liberal yearly nj.
lowance, he agreed in 1883 to go into
/, perpetual exile. II was decided that
Queen Natalie should likewise live
abroad. Queon Natalie, however.
came back, and was only expelled ai-
ter desperate resistance on the part Of
her adherants In 1891.