The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
BODIES OF ARCHDUKE
AND WIFE IN VIENNA
Coffins Placed in Hofburg
Chapel Guarded by Hunga-
rian Soldiers.
BOMBS MADE IN BELGRADE
Eleven in the Murder COnspir-
acy. Which Was Of Polit-
zeal Origin.
BOMBS MADE IN BELGRADE
,p,,ei caJie Despdtches to Tue sr~.

"
a, the railroad station and in the streets
late this evening to witness the arrival
NJ the bodies OF Archduke Francis Ferdi-
rand and tho Duchess Of Hohenberg from
Trieste.
Coip.id,ut Nlth the arrival OF the
funeral train there was rlotng not far
from the station. While the court chap
aims were blessing the bodies In the wait
ing room Of the Southern Railway a mob
legation few blocks away.
The large force Of police. which had
been masscd about the Legation in antici.
nation Of trouble. proved insufficient and
reenforccments had to be summoned. Six
hundred gendarmes mounted and afoot
hurried TO the scene and they had a des
perate struggle in trying to control the
mob which was trying to break through
the police lines and reach the Servian
Legation building. The police and gem
darmcs finally got control of the situation.
On the arrival of the train a procession
was formed and started for the IIofburg
chapel. Two Positions in red and gold
uniforms with lanterns in their hands pre-
,cded the Hussars and court functionaries
who we're mounted. Then came the court
carriages aud after them the mourning
coaches. each drawn by six black horses
and preceded by outriders bearing Ian
terms These were Ranked by members
Of the bodyguard with drawn swords.
In this way the procession proceeded
10 the IIufburg chapel, where four royal
pages with lighted tapcrs accompanied the
tso collins to the catafalque. The choir
meanwhile chanted the "Mseric" in Ger
man. The Hungarian Guards In their
magnificent uniforms then took up the work
%; guarding the bodies with outstretched
swords The chapel was then closed for
tie night
The lawyer at SaraJevo who is defend
lg Pruzp, the assassin who fired the
pistol shots. says the latter has con-
ieseed that he had obtained bombs from
rich merchant of Belgrade. He said
be had been making preparations for
The assassination FOR weeks. He had
been handed a package Of poison TO take
after he had made the attempt to as
ssssinate the Archduke. but he lost It
Undoubtedly q Conspiracy.
Herr pfeiifer. the examining Judge. said
oday: The inquiry shows that there
was undoubtedly "A conspiracy to murder
the Archduke and the Duchess. l cam
not divulse the names of the eleven per-
sons VINO were in the conspiracy. as some
VI them have not Yet been arrested. II
vas neither socialist. nor tcrrorstic
attempt, but plot in the interest of the
Servian national party"
Cabrinovitch says that he got the bomb
,nich he threw from Major Milan Pribl-
royic OF the Servian military service, who
IS secretary of the Narodna Obrana, an
= anti-Austrian society.
BY the express desire OF Emperor Fran
is Joseph the funeral tomorrow OF the
" Archdukc and the Duchess will be as
quiet as possible. No European Kings or
nigh officials representing them will be
present The children of the murdered
couple will ESQ be absent from the
funeral
The chapel Is very small and will not
accommodate more than 200 persons. 1t
will be utterly inadequate for the cere-
mony tomorrow. The seats have been re-
moved and black cloth covers the walls
and floors. An escI.cheol OF the Arch
dukes arms hangs on one OF the walls
- and II is surmounted by silver sconces
with lighted candles. The arms OF the
Duchess adorn the opposite wall IN a SIM
lar manner.
There are cushions at the foot Of the
catafaque bearing the Archduke's crown
and the Austrian archducal two pointed
nat. the pluned hat of a Gen .ral and the
sword and all his orders and decJra-
tons.
In accordance with the Austrian custom
pair OF long white kid gloves and q
Fan are at the foot Of the coffin OF tn,
Duchess as well as her various orders,
Sine discomfort is expressed at the cur
ia.iment Of the ceremony and the small
military display The ReichSpost. tn,
newspaper OF the late Archduke. says tin,
decision of the Kaiser not TO attend th'
iineral is a protest against the lack o
H'sniV on such "A great occasion.
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