Omaha daily bee., 1903-06-13
EW GOVERNMENT is MOST APoLoeErc
Only Holds Office to Prevent Anarchy Till
Ruler Is Named.
ASSASSlNs LEADER PROUD OF WORK
Michin Declares He Rendered Tremendous
Service to Fatherland
PARLIAMENT MUST ELECT NEW MONARCH
KarngeOrRevitch Not Yet Proclaimed
and Cannot obtain Throne TIL
Peoples Representatives Vote
on Candidates.

BELGRADE, June liking Alexander
and Queen Draga were buried during the
night in the family vault of the Breno-
vitchs in the chapel of the cemetery of
st. Mark
Shortly after midnight the royal victims
were carried to their last resting place.
IL was pitiful sight All day long the
victims were reposing in rough collins and
had lain exposed to the gaze of those who
had killed them and to the privileged Gu
rious, who gave many unpleasant evil
dences of the public resentment against
them. Some persons even spat on the re-
mains.
outside the palace a vast crowd awaited
the cortege, which included the bodies OF
all the victims, which were simultaneously
inferred, being conveyed in hearses TO the
Belgrade cemetery. In the streets there
was dead silence, the public being kept
back by the troops. The burial service was
brief Two priests were present Inside
the cemetery no one was allowed except n
strong force of gendarmes and few Off
GERS Not single friend or relative of the
deceased was present
The remains of the royal pair were in
TERED in vault in the cemetery chanel
Two wooden crosses alone denoted the
spot, marked Alexander Obrenovics" and
"Draginja Obrenovics." The other bodies
lie outside in the cemetery in rough graves.
Today the sisters and the pieces of the
late queen who had been arrested were
expelled from the country.
Colonel Naumovics is described IN the
official notice of his death as dying on the
Held of honor for his fatherland."
IL is now confirmed that only Queen
Draga's brothers were killed. Her sisters
were taken to Pancsova by some of the
conspirators.
Take onice to Stay Anarchy.
In the course of an interview today Pre-
mier Avakumovics said:
We ministers only accepted office In order
70 prevent the country falling into con-
dition of anarchy. AS soon as king ia
elected we will appoint a definite cabinet
skupshtina can decide the fate of the coun-
Try quite INDEPENDENTLY of the army. al
sfent o tss sestIon sss ef Rf4eses N
georgevitch 9 deputation win so 70 dehevs.
| inform him of his election and invite him to
come to Belgrade. He will be Peter l.
The constitution of 1901 will be the basis
/ OF the future governmental system As to
| the present position of the country, calm
prevails everywhere. There have been no
become better in the future Those who
speak of excited popular sentiment and
predict further changes are entirely wrong.
some Favor Republic.
The meeting of the skupestchina on Mon
| day is looked forward to to confirm the
armys proclamation of Prince Peter Kara
georgevitch as king Of Servia and 10 regu-
| lartze the new situation. The only new
| element in the situation is a growing feel
ing among the intelligent classes In favor
of the abolition of monarchy altogether
and the creation of a republic
| Differences Of opinion on this point de-
I waln Nnlo roko Al.
when the new foreign minister Ljubonur
Kalievics, favored the establishment OF a
republic The majority of the ministers,
however, declared themselves in favor OF
| a new king in Prince Peter Karageorge-
witch and urged the wisdom OF their de-
cision by the strong argument that 1t was
certain Austria and Russia would not
countenance the creation of a republic.
This is the view generally shared by poll
ticians
The government has laid claim to the
possessions of the late monarch as II is
supposed he leaves considerable savings,
having lived economically during the last
decade. 1t is reported that the greater part
of his money was deposited in England,
but 1t is questionable whether this will be
delivered to the Servian government
1t is possible that ex-Queen Natalie may
also appear as an heiress.
Queen Draga was in receipt of 30, 900
gulden monthly and also had great savings.
which will be handed over to her three
sisters.
KaraEeOFgevItch Not Yet King.
VIENNA, June 12-The new Servian pre-
mier, NJ. Avakumovics, is quoted in a dis
patch from Belgrade today as saying:
| l returned home yesterday from Alxinabe
where 1 was on professional business. I
was at once summoned to the ministry,
where the other ministers had assembled
| They informed me that the deed was COM
mitted at their request. ! accept the pre-;
will consider what steps shall next be
taken. At present We are not in communi-
cation with Karageorgevitch, even II the
army has proclaimed him king. His cleo
ton as king is probable, however, as there
; is no other course open. 1t will remain for
, the shukiptivina TO remove him or not
The government vii NJ not R RPrGpose him.
, we do not fear any external interference.
Q as there was none in the case OF Bulgaria,
servia and it viii continue: That event
now belongs TO history; We should not
Judge the deed nor dwell on the past. but
look to the future
The kilograms from Belgrade differ as to
the attitude OF the servian people. Some
; of them say that only the military element
desires Prince Karageorgevitch to be king;
others say the Servians want Prince Mirko
of Montenegro 10 RUE over them' while
many Of the more intelligent are in favor
I. OF republic.
Queen Natalie Frustrated.
: PARIS. June 12-Former Queen Natalie
E ! Of servia is so deeply affected by the muir
der Of her son, King Alexander, that she Is
unable 20 leave the apartment at Versailles
l. Of her sister, Princess Chika, wife Of the
n Roumanian minister.
N | pda Of fha al,a
. viii remain completely isolated at Versailles
a until the servian crisis is over The queens
nephew said today that she Is resolutely
n determined not to make any public state
, ment
MOntenegFiAn Prince Not In IL.
!. BERLIN. June i7.-An investigation OF
the report published in the United States
> that Il was believed in oficial circles here
the throne of SerVia would be offered tC