The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-15
Streets Are Animated by Crowds of Officers, Ladies and Stu-
 dents from Abroad
QUEEN NATALIE WISHES
 10 VISIT SONS GRAVE
Majority in Favor of a Monarchy and the Assembly Will Probably Today Elect Prince Kara
 aeorgeVitch King.

Belgrade. June 14-complete order pre- vailed in Belgrade last night and abso- lute quiet is still reported this afternoon throughout Servia The streets of the capital bear an animated appearance, be- ing crowded with officers, ladies and large numbers of students who have arr rived from abroad, 1t Is believed, with the object of demonstrating in favor of Prince Peter Karageorgevitch as king.
 Some republican tendencies are notice able among the students who have studied in France and Switzerland. The latter, however, are quite overshadowed by the opinion of the majority, and there seems to be no doubt that the national assem- bly, will tomorrow pronounce in favor of a monarchy and elect Prince Karageorge- witch. The newspapers continue to point out the impossibility of the establish ment of a republic and advocate the election of Prince Karageorgevitch in or- der to assure a brighter epoch in Ser vian politics.
 Foreign Diplomats Received.
 The foreign diplomatists in Belgrade continue to maintain an attitude of strict reserve.
 Peter Velimirovitch, one of the oldest and most prominent members of the radi- cal party and a former ister of state. has been appointed presi Int of the sen- ate in succession of NJ. Marinkovitch who has resigned. vellmirovitch will take the chair at the joint meeting of the sen- ate and the Skupschtina tomorrow on the occasion of the election of the new king
 After the election of the king tomorrow the Skupschtina will draw up a pro- eign and will then adjourn until the ar rival of the king at Belgrade. The sover- eign will then form a new ministry and dissolve the Skupschtina.
 The provisional government yesterday pardoned all persons imprisoned for po- litical offenses and ordered their imme- diate release. No arrests have occurred nor have any sentences been passed since the tragic events of last Thursday. The court of cessation and the appeal court suspended their sitting from that time
 New King Popular.
 Prince Karageorgevitch, although little is known of him among the people general ly here, seems to have caught the public fancy and his election will be a popular one
 Former Queen Natalie has telegrapaed to her former lady-in- waiting to make .;l- quiries whether she will be permitted to come to Servia and visit her sons grave.
 Lieut.-Col. Mllislav Zivanovics, one of the general staff, committed suicide by shooting himself on Friday. It is under stood that the officer took his life because among the late kings naners was found a letter from zivanovics informing him of the plot against his life. The newspapers, however attempt to make out the suicide to be the result of money troubles.
 Prince Keeps Informed.
 Geneva. June H-Prince Karageorse- vitch the newly proclaimed king of Ser via, Is in constant receipt of te1egrans informing him of the situation in Bl- grade According to his present arrange ments, he will remain until notified of ile action taken by the Skupschtina.