The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-30
MARTIAL LAW
is DECLARED
In SARAYEVO
MJREGR OF GRAND DUKE
WAS ANTI-SERVIAN Ex-
PRESTON
STUDENTS RIOTING
Demonstrations in Bosnian Cap
ital Required Drastic Action
Ry the Authorities
STUDENTS RIOTING
(Isy Associated I'ress.)

''oi a. W. JtIlt - iul!uD thrown
by Il youth standing on the eorner OF
The Main slrcrt her. WA. the signal
this morning for "a serious anti Ser
Wan outbreak which the troops fornd
considerable difficulty in rrl!inu.
Martial law Immediately WAS declared
The only damage done bv the bomb
WAS !; slight injury - - passing Mnss-
ulman. The ror=:. ~ element. Joined
by number Of Croatian studenis. pa
raded along the streets stOning the
windows Of Servian shops. clubs.
schools and houses; and lOOiing The i'll
tcriors The manifeslants carried :,
puirai' Of the Emperor Francis 10
seph AT their head They sang lie
Austrian national anthem and uttacR.
ed everything Servian until they were
confronted by an Overwhelming force
OF soldiers
Martial law was proclaimed by beat
OF drum and the posting OF pl;; ards
All the chief points Of the city were
occupied by troops.
Death Masks Made.
Death masks of the archdukr and
the Duchess were taken today and
the todies placed on Il ca,afalIue in
the chapel OF the palace and sur
rounded by magnificent display Of
wreaths and other floral cmblcns
from all parts OF the country.
According TO the Semi-OHicial report
Of the tragedy. when Gaviic Prinzip.
the young assassin. fired the fatal
shots. Count Francis Won iIarrncil
WAS standing Oh the footboard of the
car acting as shield to thr occu.
pants OF whom he had constituted
IN na1F L.
the bomb had been thrown Il Short
The arcllduke was joking with the
count about his precautions when the
shot rang ont.
The aim of the assassin WAS SO true
that each OF the bullets inflicted Il
mortal wound. Neither the archdukc
nor the Duchess uttered Sound but
a moment later it was seen that they
had hccn h,
Injured Improving.
Lieut. Grant Colonel Erik Mcrrizzi.
who had been wounded by the bomb
in the first attack today was pronoun
cch oui Of danger. while tho injury
sustained by Count Won i5c~ "aldeck
is said to be insignificant.
GalIinovics. il was leai" toda*.
lad been expelled from sara % two
years ago. but had hccn rc:cn, per-
mitted TO return through the inter
ventiOn of socialist III ,mtcr OF the
Bosnian diet.
The official account OF the aSsass
nation issued today. after stating tha,
the deadly effect OF the murderer's
bullets was explained hy the extreme
closancss of the rans" proceeds:
Dying Spoke to Ench Other.
sep against her husband Field Mar
shall Oskar Potiorek thought she hao
merely tainted from the shock. He
was strengthened in this belief by the
fact that the archdukc and duchess
exchanged Il few words in low voice
at was not until the field marshal
turned around after giving instruc-
tons to the chauffeur to proceed to
the governors palace that he noted
the archduke. while still sitting quiet
ly upright. had his open mouth FIJI OF
blood.
when the car stopped before the
palace the duchess was uncon* clUuS.
After she had been lifted from ,nr
car the archduke collapsed IN ;.!e
seat.
THE archduke died about Il uDarter
OF an hour afterward and Il few min
utes later the duchess expired without
either of them regaining conscious
ness"
\ report was current here today
that the archduke's Last words to iiis
wife were: Sophia, live for our chll-
drcn."