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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
GREATLY ASTONiSHED.
karaeeorgevitch PROPOSES Ignorance
Russian Money Backed the Revolt.

Geneva, June 11.-Prince Peter Kara
georgevitch, whom the Servian army has
proclaimed King, has been living in Gene
va since 1891. He appeared greatly aston
ished on receiving the news from Bel
grade.
over the telephone, this afternoon he
said to The Associated Press correspon-
dent that he had not yet received any
official notice regarding the events which
took place in Belgrade. last night
Through the Russian consul. an intimate
friend of Prince karageorgevitch,< The
Associated Press correspondent. this even
ing. obtained the following statement:
prince Karageorgevitch declares him
self innocent of any knowledge of the
tragedy at Belgrade. He said that
through his grandfather he had undoubt-
eddy the best right to the Servian throne
and irlended taking it If possible for the
sake of his son, but he expected to meet
with great difficulties and hoped for as
SiStance from Austria y
From other sources it is learned that tho
prince will leave secretly, rriday morn
ing. for Vienna where he will proceed to
Belgrade. RumOrs have been current here
for three days of expected trouble in Ser
via and Prince KarageorgeVitCh has been
receiving an enormous quantity of telc-
grams for a week past.
The prince is Il WidoWer, aged SO, and APP
pears older. He is of medium height and
build and his face. distinguished by long
military moustaches, is rather fierce: lie
has three children: George, his heir l6
years old; Alexander IA years old, and
Helene, aged 10 years. He lives in an
extremely simple manner and occupies n
whole house in the Ruede La Ballottc. He
has several times proclaimed himself heir
to the Servian throne but has no entour-
age. as his poverty is known and the pres
ence of a court would have excited sus-
picion.
Russian money was undoubtedly used in
the revolution. which. according to general
belief was planned here.
Prince karageorgevitch is extremely
popular here with all classes and is de
scribed as unassuming, sensible and
strictly honest in all private and public
sactions. He is still considered to be
a member of the Montenegrin royal fam
lily, into which he married.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
WHOSE TURN
nued from page ID

"Onshics, minister of COM
mer'
CYAN Alanazkovics, min
lister.
~ Velikovics, minister of
finar
"Cander Machin, minister
of Perks.
IL. Stopanovics, minister
of purship.
Iii Skokovocs, minister Of
justio
The were thronged with peo-
pie wh'ons seem to approve the
coup d.. Protics. the new min
lister of-erior, was loudly cheer
ed rs htto the ministry.
M. Atovic, the new premier
belongs he independent liberal
party.
The peceived quietly the news
of the aations which were per-
petrateden 130 o'clock Wednes-
day nigl 2 o'clock Thursday
morning
The be- the King and Queen
remain ilalace.
All ent he palace is prohibited
and a scordon Of troops sur
rounds til residence.
The mil who shared the fate of
their soyevere the leading spirits
of the Ditch party. Their muir
der remOe only men capable Of
making a.and against the Kara
georgvitcl have now on serious
opponentsvia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
DEFIEs SUPREME COURT.
Chicago Judge Makes Decision Directly
at Variance With Highest Tribunal.

Chicago. June 11.-Judge Phillip Stein of
tho superior court. has given a ruling that
is directly at variance with n decision of
the supreme court of the United States on
q similar question
The ruling arises in ain insurance suit
brought by Mrs. Sarah Ihrig, to prevent
the Mutual Life Insurance Co, which has
its home office in New York city, from
FORGETTING q policy for $4,000 taken out in
the name of her husband without giving
notice.
The supreme court had decided in the
Cohen case that New York insurance com
panies can forfeit policies written outside
the state without giving notice, while the
New York statute provides that notice
icies.
The Ihrg policy was written In COlora-
do After considering all the facts Judge
Stein ruled that the company must abide
by the New York law, Notwithstanding the
decision of the federal supreme court to
the contrary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
FIVE $1,000 BILLS
Offered Witness Even to Withhold
Testimony Against Jett.

Jackson, Ky, June n.-Senational
disclosures made by B. ]. Even, the
principal witness against Curtiss Jett
has thrown Jackson into state of ner
vous excitement. Capt. Even detailed
a story of attempted bribery when sew
eral days ago he was offered $4,000 and
the money counted out to him if he
would agree to alter his testimony SO
that it would not incrminate Jet. The
offer, he said was made at his home
and those who made it gave him the
opinion of accepting it or being killed
if he testified against Jet.
Even held another conference, Thurs
day, with Inspector Hines regarding
the matter and sensational develop
ments are expected.
The crowd at the court house was much
larger, Thursday The soldiers brought
Curtis Jet and ThOs White from the Jail
and guarded them while in court. Jet
was as confident as ever and White more
Respondent. Whites mother is with him
and constantly begging him to tell the
whole truth.
The first witness. Thursday, HeZekiah
Combs, SwOre that he saw Jet and White
together few minutes before the shoot
ing of Marcum in the court house. He
the court house and make n motion to
Jet to follow him. He did not see Jet
again till after the assassination.
Prince Landrum, deputy circuit clerk,
testified to scenes about the court house
at the time of the murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
HOS FEELING
Long Held bny Against the King
Queen.

Vienna. Ju1.--Dispatch from
Belgrade say since the late King
Alexander's suspension of the
Servian cOnstn the army had been
animated by lie feelings toward
both the KIM Queen.
The revoluwas planned weeks
ago. Secret nittees were organ
iZed in the coy and worked in CO.
operation witlarmy. These leaders
of the revolutre said to have been
the new minis,f justice and finance
respectively, Schiokovics and M.
Vclikovics, ane 9th Regiment of
Infantry. caring Belgrade. was
designated toy out the pplot. 1t
was originallynded the plot should
be executed | but fears that the
rev Servian ament would settle
the question ,e succession to the
throne haste matters. Colonel
Naumovics. trjutant to the King,
was entrustedh the execution of
the plans.
While on dut11 O'Clock last night,
N&umovics BUN the door leading
to the sleepingrtmcnts OF the royal
couple with b and then entered.
accompanied tischios and n num-
her of Junior nrs. Previously the
palace guard been o"erpoWered
and its conner, Captain Paua-
jowicS was XII
NaumOvics pented to the kikng
a form of abdhn for his signature.
The documentltained a statement
that by marryia public prostitute
the King had graded Servia and
that therefore must abdicate. The
Kings answer to draw a revolver
and kill Naums on the spot.
Mischics theicked up the docu-
ment and preed it again. and the
King, who pered his danger. fled
with Queen ID; to the palace roof.
both being I'm night clothes. The
officers follow continuously firing
and ultimatelyot down the royal
couple. Majorko LaZarevics. who
had been undee Kings displeasure
for two years. aid to have hred the
shot which acty killed the King.
al ubout Slotk Wis me,
Queen Draga'so brothers were shot
at their homas we'll as Premier
Markovitch anis law, NJ
Milkovitz: the lister of the Interior
NJ. Tudorovicsld his daughter. and
tho war minist6en. Pavlovitch.
While these ,nts were proceeding
at the palace. streets of the city
were already .opied by soldiers. and
an armed foreurrounded the roya
residence. Thorses and guns OF the
batteries of alery were all decor
ated with everens. as for festival
The soldiers tarded the badges o.
King AlexandGom their helmets.
An attempt made to support the
dynasty by commander OF thu
Danube divisi who tried to marcl
the Sth Regim of Infantry into thu
city to help tlate King Alexander
but he was oppd by body of troops
under Col. GalitZ. In the fight whicl
ensued both officers mentioned
were killed. lat purports to be al
official explanan of the tragedy wa
Issued at Belgle during the day.
says:
After dinnon Wednesday even
ing, the King ! Queen. with some o
their relativesnd several ministers
sat on the baby of the palace. Sud
denly the Kimemanded that Quee
Draga leave t country. She refuse
and was supped by some of the min
listers. When e King saw this oppo
sition he ordei the military to occu
by the palaceIn the meanwhile tn
Queens frient were also active an
collected her pporters. 1t was in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
BULGARIA ALARMED.
Tragedy at Belgrade May Be DISASTROUS
to That Country.

Sofia, Bulgaria, June 1.-THE tragedy
enacted at Belgrade, last night, only
became known here, late today. The
news created n profound impression. 1t
is feared that in conjunction with the
trouble in Macedonia the Servian revO-
luton may lead to international COM
plications involving disastrous conse-
QutnccS to Bulgaria.
Upon receipt of the news n special
meeting of the ministers was called to
consider what measures were necessary
i'm view of the situation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
mot WORTH HAVING."
Pope Leo Shocked and Speaks OF
Bloodstained Thrones Value.

Rome, June 1.-THE Pope when in
formed of the tragedy was deeply
shocked and exclaimed: When will the
people learn that thrones stained with
blood are not worth having
Soon after ascending the throne KING
Alexander visited the late King Hum
bert in Rome and spoke of the pleasure
of his happy youth, spent at Florence.
He there learned to speak ltallan
flutntly. and used to say that Italy was
his second country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
WERE NOT ACQUAINTED.
So King Edward and Queen Carried
Out Days engagements.

London. juno lit is stated semi
officially that King Edward ana queen
Alexandra were informed OF the SER
Wan tragedy at buckingham palace'
but as their majesties had no person
al acquaintance with the unfortunate
Scrvians, their demise did not prevent
the King from carrying out his days
engagements.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
Russia REGARDS 1t Seriously.

Washington, June 1.-THE report OF
the assassination of the King ana
Queen of Servia. together with mem
hers of the Kings cabinet, was serious
" regarded at the Russian embassy
Ambassador Cassini, however, dechned
TO make any statement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
DYNASTY NOT EXTINCT.
A Second Son of King Milan by Mme'
Cristies Was Legitimatized.

Rrussels June 1.-THE Petit Bleu as
serts that the ObrenoVitch dynasty -
not extinct. King Milan left sec
ond son by a Madame Cristies' Whoni
he legitimatized and who will dispute
Prince Karageorgevitchs claim TO the
SCryian throne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

as reason why the Servian situation
is not likely to lead to complications.
Should however, these Unexpectedly
arise, official circles think an Austrian
Hungarian army will immediately
march into Servia and restore order.
This eventually, however, is considered
improbable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

An officer of II. M. S. Aphion. which
has been ordered from Victoria b. c.. to
Valparaiso, says that although trouble
has arisen as a result of engines of the
wrecked steamer Arequipa having been
tampel ed prior to her loss during the
hurricane of Sd instant, the admiralty Of
ficials are more worried because an cleo
ton is pending and trouhle is feared as a
result of the rivalry between the present
military leader and the naval officer who
will oppose him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
Golf Record Broken.

London, June 11.-In the open golf cham
pionship games at Prestwick, Scotland to-
day, Eardon again broke the record
the green in - strokes and max
ing an aggregate of Do Herd was next
with 20 strokes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington, June 11-Fourth class
postmasters advanced to the Presiden-
tial class, effective July 1, include Bow
doinham and Greenville, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-12

Louisville, Ky. June IA special to the
Evening Post from Jackson, Ky, says:
Capt. r. j. Even stated, Thursday. to
State Inspector Hines, who is Gov. Becg-
he (Ewem was offered five $1,000 bills to
testify in the Jet case that he was cX-
cited Immediately after the first shooting
and did not remember whether the man
was Jett or not.
For his better protection Capt Even
was, Thursday morning, taken to the mil
irary camp where he will be guarded for
the present.
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I'M 8ereir nit unierett ribrieen Cps
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Sn Aabttrabt bieler Ibatia1en 1T
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6anoelt, Die Oeutl9e 8ep6(ferung gu
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Oinm III gtaate Gcras.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
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Two travelling men and our
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In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
Claims to be the best adver-
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reach the German reading po-
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