New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30

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s~arr.y but he declared he wouiu NV
$3.50 .. Ne refused at hrss 70 Mlom
t.s sssse 70 accompany him, pet wns
~ ,..,ned Of his reason size lhsissS ss
sne sses too STAFF officers VINO maui
~ sv;ns.;d to-day that she eontlhSa,
=. ,'nryied and openly exprsssseu
Ss w .hst her husband wooia eve
wear the imperial crown, all re-.
NV for lack Of protec.,o..'
spo ss,.. 5acl.ring that all arranyems.nn' :
ssoess v;sit 10 Bosnia were ~ wy
-. ~ ~ the military autheri..sS.
nenus even with all possioie ply
hoMer';. 4 doubtful IL the Arenoune
ecssy' h.rs eseaped his fate, Tor nc "as
so..s l;ke a wild beast. ne nao no
usPps~ Assassins lay in wait TOT nun
ses, n'.srx turn. Even IL the reyoNei
~ 49, 80 succeeded where the pomo nag
nay n.y. there we're ether bombs a., anu
la .h ,-avolvers ready and waiting. me
osn.. se;als of SarAjeve say sttef Vne
sisy ss.ersnt on the Archdnke's lIe hS
onSiv told them no soldier "ah'eu
gsssrtives logging his footsteps
Neither Realized Wound
,,;l;tarv official who was IN Iu.,
-, ~ The terrible scene at SafSJeso
: Wv ne;ther the Arehauke nor tne
n,cness appeared to realize tnst ei.usi
puS 49, wounded until the DuchesS
fsIj INTO her husbands arms s;,,,,
IA" ayvbet,s the natter be larry
naA hut even as The SAID II ms
$500. VAS Redeemed with blood.
III duchess clutche6 at her nus,
k.adss NECK with frantic fingers, as II
...;-,, 20 close the bullet wound out
Wy .s cav, the blood jei from between
20. hsnds she shrieked, "My Cod! ahd
~. hacLwards in the car. which raced
% ~ nalsee. She died as she was was
49, ~ teten inside the great doors: Inc
ah5nLe linn in the hands OF ms
f,asre,ss onened his eyes several times
s1d his hands caught at the emp! al.
Then he. too. gasped and died. a m l;.aS
hnrried 70 give the couple the las' ,,,',
~ the Church. Six doctors were sum
moned. but. Of course, to no avail
All DEPENDS on Emperor
Tremendous interest now centres
-. tbe 60ure of the new neil'
SDocnlation of all kinds is induigeu III
,'lpo.ard;nq his personality and MS Po-
E,7cal views. but the general impIss
.;an seems 70 prevail that the iuVoIe
- Austria Hungary in the presSn'
or;s;s depends on the health OF 'he
$3.50 $3.50 besd Of the noble house oil
hsnShnr0 II is thought that IL the
beaIth of the Emperor permits MN ~
;s,s faw years longer the dual
,,,o,a,.cbv would be much better OF
than IL a youthful and ineXperlenceJJ
rnIer like the new heir should ascend
,he throne although, TO be cure, the
vounr Archduke is popular ana llDeIal
IN his views. IL was said that raneis
Ferdinaud favored a sort OF three!olu
system of government for the eMplie
instead Of the present dual reslme u
Germans in Austria and Magyars IN
Hungary. he wished the great SiaHle
popuiation in the two halves on t.e
Kingdom to be given some oeniioo
share in che government Is u
clared authoritatively that ne h"ue
clear promises in that directloh 10
tain leaders of the Slav partles ohly a
few months ago. HIS death, hoWyNIi,
removes this probability. IL Is llAe.S
the young successor would aun N;i "
.be Emperor's views. Some IN vienna
ssv bc would prove a second Francis
Jnsanb II afforded the opportunity.
H;s foreign policy, it is practically
certain. would be strong support OF
germany and the Triple Alliance. Inc
influence of his uncles, the kings OF
bavaria and Saxony, and the future
King of Wurtemberg would, II IS ar
oued. keep him close to Germany.
Emperor William Going.
Emperor William will come with the
Empress from Berlin TO attend the 1u-
neral. and the Bavarian and saxon
kings. too, are expected. 1t Is SAID to-
niobt i'm Vienna that, even though the
archduke arranged long ago that he
should be buried at his seat at Arset-
ten. so that he might lie beside the wlie
he sacrifice much to wed, they might.
after all. have slept through the ages
together in the Capuchin vaults, Tor lt
il believed that even the Emperor would
have reiented and allowed her, because
Of her bravery when her husband died,
10 occupy a place in the vaults Kept
sacred for the imperial family.
Diligent search among the archduke's
papers in Belvedere Palace, MS Vienna
residence, has failed TO ti1t his WILL
According to one report, 1t was depos,
tied in a bank in Prague. When 1ound
il must, in accordance with the Haps-
burg law, be given to the Emperor TO
open.
Cured to-day at Agram, capital OF
Croatia. The windows OF Servian
houses were broken and the offices OF
Servian newspapers were wrecked by
crowds of Croatians, who marched
through the streets shouting Down
with the Servian murdeTers!