Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-30
AGED Emperor of Austria EX-
poets to Attend Services in.
Chapel but VIII Not Be
Present at Cemetery
ARCHDUKE'S WILL HAS
NOT BEEN DISCOVERED
When Found Reigning Mon
arch Alone Has Right to
Open It. According to Rule
OF Hapsburg Family

fnY MORNING IoupHAt SPECIAL tFtatn wiHrl
Vienna. June 20 The bodies of
Archduke Francis Ferdinand ANA Ma
wife the Duchess of Hohenherg, were
conveyed today from sarayeyo by spe-
olal train to Melkoviteh, Dalmatia.
From there they win he transferred to
morrow TO warship which viii pro-
coed TO Trieste under the escort Of a
squadron, arriving there Thursday
mornlng A special train will carry
the bodies to Vienna, arriving at 10
o'clock az night From 8 o'clock Fri
day morning until noon they win lie
In state in the chapel of the Hofburg
and the public win have an opportun-
ity during these hours to pass through
the chapel
The interment will be made at mid
night Friday az Arstetten Tho en-
peror viii not attend the services but
will be represented by Archduke
Charles Francis Joseph A requiem
mass which viii be celebrated in the
chapel of the Hofhurg Saturday
morning will be attended by the em-
peror ana members Of the imperial
family Immediately afterwards the
emperor VIII return 20 lscht where
he was sojourning when notified of
the assassination.
Arthduke lraneH ferdinand was
greatly attached to his Arstetten
estate. which ne inherited from HIS
father ana had spent much OF mis- boy
hood In its castle
A diigcnt search among the arch
dukes papers Ia Belyedcrc palace his
Vienna residence. hos failed to disclose
his VIII according GO one report tha
viii was deposited in q Prague bank
when found. n accordance with tha
'Tapsturg family law. it must Doe given
TO the emperor to open.
Surprised at Martial Tnw
The news 81 the proclamation ot
martial Inv at sarayeYo hos excited
surprise n political circles here which
find it difficult 20 believe it was neces-
starry 10 resort % such extreme meas
ures merely TO prevent nti-Servian
demonstrations % S. thought there
must be something behind 81 all to im-
pel the Bosnian authorities to take
such action
Private advicos report anu-seryian
rios at Mostar The chief town of
Herzegovina and other centerE There
appears to be little doubt that the
whole Internal situation Foo Bosnia
Herzegovina is far lrom satisfactory
Tho Pom eervau aaitatan has already
created widespread dissatisfaction
among the people
In W ma criticism is heard regard
inr the Inefficient measures taken to
protect The hcr io She threnc it iP
considered particularly u xpiicablo
tha. afer re FIRST attempt az assos-
Iaj.H8 haJ m.srarHod thc police
roli u haya uceecdod n prevent
Inr second attempt Tho ,.fl au
thdWea dcnm any responsibility
declaring fHat aN the uransemcnts
for tho visit 90 Bosnia of Aranduko
Francis Ferdinand were Ia lbe hands
~ tho military authorities
Refused Precautionary Measures.
Reports thai he rthdaEe himself
neraaentN refused to- permit any
more stringent pre.1uu oparv meas-
woa u be adopted mey aNpmin the
matter
with reference 10 tae n,erment of
tho bottles tra dea ufn.eht ~ The
family maueala0m ara.ettan ths
archd1Fe s #l haea been opncrao
to heme buried B Jhe Hapsburg vault
beneath he Copucbm lhurch in che