The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-29
heir TO AUSTRIA-HUNCARY THRONE
,ASSASSINATED; ALL EUROPE MOURNS

tNlu ENNAtNH dOI Inv AuNWNt HWNfNnT
ment OF She Austro- o-Hungarian en-
pire to take the place Of the present
dual regime OF Germans In Austria
and Mayors In Hungary. II In said
he desired 10 see the great Slavic
populations IN the two halves of the
empire, and forming very power
ful proportion OF the hsbitants.
Eiyen some definite share In the gov
eminent Of the country. Indeed. u
Il said he made clear promises In
that direction t. certain leaders of
the Slav parties a few months ego.
His death removes all these possi-
bilbtes and will. u is understood.
prove serious blow 90 the dominant
power and Ia the anti-Semites.
As far as the new heir presump-
tive II concerned. his political opin-
Ions may almost be said TO be non
existant. In foreign policy II IL said
10 be quite certain that Archduke
Charles Francis Joseph will be n
strong supporter OF Germany and oi
the Triple Alliance. The Influence OF
his uncles, the kings of Bavaria and
saxony and the future king OF
WuerttOmberE will, u II argued. cer-
talnly keep him attached "a the Ger
HANN FHNHINH ~ ~ EtUNINilN NnuMAAs
that II the young archduke be gwen
"a fair chance he is likely To prove
second Emperor Francis Joseph, aud
that under his future rule affairs in
Austria and Hungary, both I~rcign
and domestic. VIII pursue the same
course as during the present reign.
The new heir apparent Is known
20 he a devout Catholic. nut like the
.IH A.. a.
religion an affair ~ polltl -.
Archduke Francis Joseph. although
he has no experience in staiccrait.
possesses the happy faculty nI get.
tinE on well with everybody In Wow
Of the exalted position he was uue
day expected 10 occupy. the new heir
presumptive was given sound and
careful education. After his prclim-
inurS schooling he attended clauses
at the classical school conducted hy
the Benedictine monks. who came
originally from Scotland and which
Is the mos, liberal cathoiis seminary
In Ausiria. Here the young nrch-
duke mingled freely with the sons of
professional ana business men. who
form the best and most Solid class
IN the Vienna community. lie In-
derweni his examinations in public az
that school and the tests we're, at
tho emperor's wish. more severe for
him Than for the ordinary scholars
because. as his majesty snia 30 much
depended on him.
In addition TO his school education
the young aTchdulA was thoroughly
coached by private tutors at home
and his education ia languages has
been especially looked after
! The arohduks's wife Princess Z.ta.
also is an excellent linyuist since
her marriage she has learned the
Hungarian language at tho special
wish of the emperor. who presented
her with the Hungarian library uf
the late Empress IliSa beth
The oniy damage done by the
bomb was q slight injury to passing
Mussulman. but the rougher element
seized on the incident ns an excuse
60 start a demonstration.
/ They were Joined by number Of
Croatian students. and the crowd
passed along the streets. st0ninR the
windows Of Servian shops, clubs.
schools and houses. and footing the
interiors.
I4 i NNaHNNfNAMNlNN NNfANt0 Nist
streets with a portrait of the En-
peror Francis Joseph nj their head.
They sang the Austrian national an
them and attacked everything Ser
vsnn until they were confronted by
overwhelming troops. Martial law
was proclaimed By beat Of drum aud
the posting os placards. All the chief
points OF the city we're Immediately
occupied by troops.
The bodies of the murdered eou-
pie are expected 90 reach here to-
morrow and will be buried next week
at Anstetten. Upper Austria. in ac-
cordance with the late archduke's
wishes. Already the city II draped
In mourning. Ia has been decided
the bodies are not to lie in state IN
the court chapel, as the duchess was
not regarded as member of the inn
perial family. The lying In state
therefore, viii take place either al
~. stephens cathedral or the Bel
vedere chapel
The bomb thrown hy NedeIjo Cab.
rinovlch az Sarayevo yesterday Is re-
ported 10 have been made at the
servian gun factory at kraguyevatz
From all parts 81 the dual mon
archy as well as from most Of this
foreign countries messages poured IL
today testifying 20 the profoundly
painful impression produced through
out the world BY the assassination oi
Arehduke Francis Ferdinand, heir 1,
the Ausiro- Hungarian throne. ant
his wife. ana reflect the sorrow ans
sympathy evoked among all CLASSES
by their death.
When the old emperor arrived a
suburban station from Ischl az n
o'clock this morning he was greetes
with cheers by large crowds.
PlEsIDENr WILSON