The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-03
BODIES ARE
 AT VIENNA SIMPLE PROCESSION MARKS THE ARRIVAL or SLAIN MEMBERS OF AUSTRIAN ROYALTY.
DEMONSTRATIONS CONTINUE
Disaffected SerVians Create Disturb ance Within Short Distance of Passing Cortege-Troops Guard the Royal Funeral Procession.

Vienna, July 2.-The bodies of the slain Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife. the Duchess of Hohenberg, arrived here tonight on board spe- cial train from Trieste. Prince Mon tenuovo, the court chamberlain, and other high officials were in waiting
 Escorted by halberdiers and life guardsmen, the collins were carried to the imperial waiting room, which had been converted into tempo. rary chapel where they were blessed by court chaplains. They then were placed in two great black court hearses and the funeral procession started for the Tofberg.
 Two outriders carrying lighted lanterns led the cortege. They were followed by an advance guard of cav airy. Then came an Official on horse back known as the "Hofeinspanier, {" dressed in the picturesque costume of a Spanish cavalier.
 The court carriages were next in line. Two outriders preceded the hearses, each of which was drawn by six black horses. On either side walked non-commissioned officers and court lackeys. A special guard of twelve halberdiers and twelve mounted life guardsmen with drawn swords followed the horses and two carriages with the suites of the arch duke and the duchess completed the cortege.
 No troops were stationed along the route but the procession made it's way between the lines of moving military guard. At the Hofburg the master of ceremonies and the palace clergy awaited the cortege at the foot of the ambassadors staircase and walked slowly forward to meet it, preceded by the boy choir of the court chapel chanting "Miserere."
 The procession then advanced to the chapel with the Austrian and Hungarian life guards and halber- diers walking beside the coffins, which were attended by four noble pages dressed in sombre costumes aud carrying huge lighted wax tapers. The court chamberlain and other officials brought mp the rear. The collins were placed on an ele- vated platform encircled with gold braid with swinging canopy.
 Alter a short benediction the chamberlain of the late archduke handed the keys of the collins to Prince Monteuovo, the chapel was locked and all departed.
 The Hofburg chapel is very small, accommodating not more than 200 persons, and will prove inadequate for services tomorrow. All the seats. have been removed and the walls and floor covered with black cloth. The arms of the duchess adorns one of the walls. Silver candlesticks hold ing lighted wax tapers surround the catafalque, at the foot of which are cushions bearing the archduke's crown and the Austrian archducal two-pointed hat and sword and all his orders and decorations.
 At the foot of the coffin of the I duchess are hung pair of long white | kid gloves, the Austrian custom. The only member of the imperial family who attended the ceremonies tonight was Archduke Charles Fran
 cis Joseph now heir to the throne. Immense crowds gathered around | the station and along the whole
 route to the Hofburg, standing bare
 headed and in profound silence as
 the cortege passed.
 l 1t was officially announced tonight
 that an attack of lumbago would pre-
 vent the German emperor from at tending the funeral.
 The anti-Servian agitation shows no signs of abating. Even while the
 funeral cortege was on it's way tC the Hofburg hundreds of excited stu dents were engaged in a desperate
 struggle with the police. They were trying to reach the Servian legation within three blocks of the procession
 Strong forces of mounted and foo gendarmes have guarded all ap
 breaches to the leagtion since tn demonstration Tudsday' and when