New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-02
ARCHDUKE'SSLAYER
MAKES CONFESSION
prinzip Boasts of Having
Accomplished a Long
Cherished Purpose.
81 no NOT REGRET
WHAT | HAVE DONE
,..;. Seryian Riots Renewed in
Vienna and in Agram,
Croatia.

,,.,es. July THE newspaper
bugaPo" nublishes to-day what IT
AZ - be the confession of Gavr1o
eeeIA;:. the assassin Of ArchduAe Fran.
fiihJr, ee-5inand and the Duchess OF
Hoherberg. ~ -...,-oo-. pri,ziD
- read anarchistic works while
oes. q reservist with the colors, with
ne va ,,,1t that he became an anarchist
the $500 a resolution 20 destroy enc
snu '.alars Of the Austro- Hungarian
o. ~. When al Belgrade ne 'eao
nioi 70 archdukc's intended VISIT 20
OF ~ and decided TO 90 there ana
sNIs lii him. He obtained reVolVer
uy '.a-tridges from s member OF one
anu evolutionary groups AT beI-
o. vbo. however, ne said, was lg'lo-
- the purpose for which II WAS
wanted. ....,,dod IN shoot the
a,,t's a. no was driving to the town
SaU hut decided 10 await ms Te'I- .''
n me-, no saw woman with the atcn-
- bositated for moment, inc"
I'm I'm br, could not tell what was inc
~. ~ his shots. because the peoPte
$500 N on him and struck MN. ne
concluded by saying: ao,o 7
~ 20 not regret what have done
;vSsed we'll satisfied. because l nave
....onnnIished what | desired 10 90 lO1 o
long time.
Wanna. July 1t has been sscer-
- ~, he authorities that Gsyrio
p-inrin. the assassin, is the son OF |LJ
.-o,ristor of a hotel at SaraJeVo' an
E!t he has passed his twentieth year
- that he NAV be sentenced 10 deaIh.
~ b,Ile+ with which he killed we
a-cb5rke Francis Ferdinand was an eA-
The conspiracy against the lives :, OF
- A-cbduke and the Duchess OF no
ts,bsrg was so we'll planned that ~
n.orId have been impossible Tor the"l
- as-ene from Bosnia alive, accorou :
- so1oe members Of the late archduAe
s1ite who returned here to-day -.
The officials declare that two clocA-
ro-k bombs were found benea'h w
,.ble on which luncheon was a"al'''Ie
! the archducal party on their return "
the city hall. A similar lnleTn@I iIa
cbire also was discovered IN Ihe 0h.i''
nev OF the room occupied oy tno
Duchess Of Hohenberg at llJe' wsIee-
;ry Mace a few miles from SaraJeNo'
and a woman was caught Win se'NN
bombs in her possession. ..-..d
Several hundred students rene"e.
their demonstrations to-nlght agalIl9s
the Servian Legation, but were uII. n
OF by the gendarmes guarolnS M
place. The students then 1ormeo ai ~
rrarcbsd 20 the Emperor's palace IN
&c p;,cs.rasse. which they attempted
-. -, SIDE This was prevented by a
s - detachment Of guards with hXed
bsyonets.
Arram. Croatia. July 1.-A1tl-Ser-
'5ie,.r,,ons+rations continued here
to-dav. when a crowd gathered IN IIUn.
- ~ town hall and demanded tna'
- Mayor return a Servlan decoration
racertIv conferred on him.
Another crowd went 20 the house OF
The Sneaker Of the Croatlan DleI' VINO
is a Servian. and made noisy ueliloii-
stration against him. SeVeraI PeOP''
vere arrested, but later released.
snslsto. Dalmatia. July The Aus
,,;sT battleship Viribus Units, win
,bs bodies Of the assassinated Arch-
SrLs Francis Ferdinand and the Ducn-
sss ~ Hohenberg on board, on us way
- Tr;es-e from Metkovich, Herzego-
~. rassed close 20 the harbor mere
A. a la-e hour last evening, accompa-
MED bv a number Of other warshlps;;
The civil authorities, the clergy anu anu
an enormous crowd assembled on the
waterfront 20 pay homage.
data. July 1.-The bodies OF the
r,rrJsved Archduke Francis Ferdinand
and the Duchess OF Hohenoerg reached
here this evening on board the aus AUS
t-;sn battleship Viribus Unitus. The
| b,ttleship anchored at Svodak haroor
and the bodies will be taken ashore TO-
morrow morning for transfer TO Wen
IA By special train.