THE HEIR APPARENT'S VIEWS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12282, 15 June 1903, Page 5

THE HEIR APPARENT'S VIEWS.

. INSPIRED BY SWITZERLAND. FEELING IN AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. ' Belgrade^ June 14, Coloiiel Nauniovitch, .whom King Alexander shot, ia officially' described , as dying onVthe field of honour f6r his Fatherland. , ColonelM[ischeti declares that the conspirators' work was a, tremendous service to the Fatherland. Prince Karageorgeyitch, on being interviewect,'. deplored the fact that the army had, resorted to violence, as King 1 Alexander's abdication would "have suf« ficed. He added.:—" If called to. the throne I will be inspired by Switzerland's admirable institutions in favr our of absolute "liberty of the Press. I hope td see Servia prosper under a constitution similar to that in force in 1899. It is .untrue ' that I am systematically hostile to Ajustara, tlicnig-h it is possible I may have special sympathy with Russia, inasmuch as I sent i,my son to be" trained at the Russian Court, hoping he would take service .there/f- - Vienna, June 13. M." - Colbman de Szell, Hungarian Premier,, speaking in the Lower House 1 expressed horror at the deed, &ndi declared the consequences would bepro^ I founds and thtft .they were incalcu,I able. Until the situation had become I clearer he woulcl not hazard an opin,ionr .. , } <jM. Ernest you, Koeefcjier, Austrian .-Premier, addressing the Reichsrath, • said' that however sad the tragic Bel— ! grade events were, every .Servian Goj vernment could rely on^ general sympa5 thy so far as they shaped their policy in accbrdance with the • peaceful dispositions of Europe. ' '' '' r ■