Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], June 13, 1903, SECOND EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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BRIEF TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
KISHINEFF
DISCUSSED.
President Roosevelt end Count
Cassini of Russia Talked of
the Situation.
WASHINGTON, June 13. ? Count
Oassini, the Russian ambassador, has
Jwst Unfilled an hour's talk wtth Pres
ident Roosevelt. He called at the
VttMte House by appointment and was
rebeived by the president in the let
ter's private office adjoining the cabi
net room.
Ostensibly the purpose of the ambas
sador's call was to take his formal
la re weil of tfic president, as he is leav
ing for Russia shortly on a vacation.
Practically tlie whole time was con
sumed In a review of the situation in
Russia growing out of the recent Jew
ish atrocities at Kishineff, though no
statement concerning the conference
couM be obtained subsequently either
at the White House or at the Russian
embassy.
President Roosevelt, it can be said,
to keenly interested in the representa
tions which have been made to this
government regarding the treatment
oiT the Jews in Russia, but he also is
keenly alive to the traditional friend
sMp which the government of Russia
hM shown for the United States.
Steam ? Pound Guilty.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., June 13.
When the sealed verdict reported to
JfWlge Lawton of tbe superior court by
the Jury which tried William H.
Stearns of Charlestown, charged with
assault with felonious intent on Annie
Bdrke and Annie Bolton at Winches
ter, was opened it was found that the
defendant had been found guilty on
bflftfa Indictments. The sentence im
pend was not less than eighteen nor
mere than twenty-two years in state
prison. Several assaults on women
after dark created a scare in Winches
ter under the general belief that a
"aJugj rer" was at large. Suspicion was
ttriied toward Stearns after he had
bee? seen loitering on the street, and
hfe a treat came. Both Miss, Burke and
IMie Helton positively Id^rttlfled him.
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Open Kvenlnurs 7 to 10,
SERVIA'S NEW
KING SPEAKS.
Has Received Numerous Mes
sages of Congratulation
Legislature Meets.
BELGRADE, Servia, .Tune 13,-The
assassination of King Alexander and
Queen Praga, the latter's two broth
ers, the Servian premier, minister of
war and former minister of war, per
petrated In the dark hours of the night
i by a band of officers, and the procla
mation by the army of Prince Peter
Kit ra georgev i t eh , the pretender to the
throne, as king of Servia has apparent
ly, it may be said, been accepted by
the capital and the Servian people
without a murmur.
Prince Peter Karageorgeviteh, the
newly proclaimed king of Servia, gave
an interview at Geneva in which he re
peated his disclaimer of any complic
ity, direct or indirect, in the assassina
tions of King Alexander and Queen
Draga. He expressed his detestation
of the crime and gave a brief outline of
his own political tendencies. Prince
Peter said:
"My partisans have a complete or
ganization in Servin, with which I am
in frequent communication, but I was
first informed of the royal tragedy
enacted at Belgrade by a telegram
from a cousin of mine in Vienna.
"I have received numerous messages
of congratulation, but that is all. I
calmly await the trend of events. So
long as no formal proposals reach me
I have no reason to leave Geneva, and
I will remain here. No one has yet
asked me to return to Servia; no one
has yet offered me the crown.
"My opinion of the executions of the
king and queen of Servia is this: I
deeply regret that it has been thought
necessary to shed streams of blood. I
formally disapprove of the violent
measures, and I especially deplore the
fact that the army has hnd recourse to
such measures, an army whleh has
nobler tasks to accomplish than assas
sination. It would have sufficed to
iforce King Alexander to sign his abdi
cation. He could have been bound, as
has been done in other circumstances.
It is a horrible thing to shed blood.
"You ask what will be my attitude
when I am in possession of the crown
?we will assume thaf I am called to
the throne. I shall not fail to take in
spiration from the admirable institu
tions of Switzerland, which I have
learned to appreciate highly. I am in
favor of the absolute liberty of the
press. Regarding the foreign rela
Iions, it has been alleged that I am
ystematically hostile to Austria. That
Is false. Maybe I am in special sym
pathy with Russia, to which country I
have sent my boy in the hope that he
Would take service there."
The meeting of the skupschtina on
Monday next is now looked forward
to confirm the proclamation as king of
Prince Karageorgeviteh and to regu
larize the new situation.
A Prenldenoy Fop Cleveland.
PRINCETON, N. J., June 13. ? It was
learned that former President Cleve
land has been offered the presidency
of the University of Virginia-. When
<een Mr. Cleveland said, "I should be
utterly unable to accept such a propo
sition."
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BIG HOTEL
STRIKE ON.
Chicago is Tied up? About 2,000
Union Employes in Ten Ho
tels are Out.
CHICAGO. June 13.-With charge*,
made of proposed "labor graft" as tlie
price of calling It off a strike was de
clared of all employees but clerks in
all the big hotels whose managers are
members of the Hotel Keepers' associ
ation.
I About 2,000 union employees in ten
of the large hotels went out, chiefly
waiters and cooks. Hie large family
hotels were the principal sufferers, the
large downtown establishments, with
one exception, not being affected.
At the Sherman House 330 men
walk^l out, completely tying up the
dining room and bar service.
Among some of the large hotels
which will be affected by the strike or
ider are the Auditorium, Auditorium
Annex, Grand Pacific, Great Northern,
Stratford, Palmer House, Briggs House,
Bismarck, Kalserhoff. Thompson's, Vic
toria, Wellington, Lakota, Chicago
Beach, Del Prado, Vendome, Hyde
Park, Windermere, Metropole, Ken
wood, Holland, Great Northern, Vir
ginia, Brevoort, Union, besides a num
ber of smaller hotels situated in the
downtown district and nearly all of
the family hotels that are not In the
immediate business center of the city.
The employees in the hotels are well
organized, and the order for a strike
will carry out all the cooks, waiters,
bell boys, elevator men, chambermaids,
scrub women and all other classes of
help, with the exception of those em
ployed in the offices.
To Pnnh the Cnnnl Treaty.
PANAMA, Colombia, June 13.? Sena
tor Obardia and Dr. Samuel Quintero
and Senor Jose Maria Jovane, mem
bers of the house of representatives,
have left here for Bogota. All three
said they would do their best to obtain
the ratification of the Hay-Herran
treaty.
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gotiations In progress (luring the Inst
month for the absorption of the four
California powder manufacturing com
panies by the $50,000,000 corporation
recently organized under the laws of
New Jersey by the Du Fonts of Wil
mington, Del., are declared by officers
of the local companies to have been
practically completed. It is expected
that all the California plants will pass
into the control of the Du Pont com
pany by July 1.
Arannnhnkn Cup Ruce.
MANCHBSTEIt, Mass.. June 13.--A
fifteen knot breero which tossed up
whitecaps in the harbor, accompanied
by a hard rain, made the managers of
the Beawanhnka cup challenger trials
decide to postpone the race. They will
try to hold two races today. The
Meda, another challenger, owned by
Edgar Allan Lynn of New York, ar
rived by rail and was put In the wa
ter. She is of the freak type and
looks like a plank floating on the wa
ter, with the mast almost a midship.
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