The chronicle=news., 1914-06-29

place either at st. Stephens cathedral
or the Belvedire chapel.
The bomb thrown by Nedel.o Cab
rinovich at sarayrevo yesterday is re-
ported to have been made at the Ser
via gun factory at Krsguyevatz. ;.
Sarayevo, Bosnia, June ga
bomb thrown by youthful standing
on the corner Of Main street In the
Bosnian capital was the signal this
morning for serious anti-Servian
outbreak which the troops found
considerable difficulty in quellins.
The only damage done by the
bomb was slight injury to pass
Ing mussulman. but the rougher ele-
ment seized on the incident as an
excuse to start demonstration. :.
They were Joined by number Of
Croatian students And the crowd
passed along the-streets stonlng the
Windows of Seryian shops. CLUBS.
schools and houses, and looting the
interiors.
The manifcstants paraded the
streets With a portrait OF the Empcr-
or Francis Joseph at their head.
They sang the Austrian national an
them and attacked everything scrv-
ian until they were confronted by
Overwhelming troops.
Martial law was proclaimed by
beat OF drum and the posting of pla-
cards. All the chief points of the
city were Immediately. occupied by
troops.
seraievo, Bosnia. June 2e.-Arch.
duke Francis Ferdinlnd, heir 70 the
Austria Hungarian throne, and the
princess Of Hohenberg, bis morgan
attic wife, were shot dead yesterday by
a student in the main street Of the
Bosnian capital, short time after
they had escaped death from a bomb
hurled at the royal automobile. They
were slain while passing Though the
city on their annual visit to the an
nexed provinces Of Bosnia and Here.
govina.. The araldukc was struck
full in the face and the princess was
shot. through. the. abdomen and
throat. They died few minutes aft
er reaching the palace to which they
were hurried with all possible speed.
alton took care that it should prove
effective. as there were two assaults.
the first with bomb and the second
with a revolver. The bomb was
1t was proceeding to the town hall,
where reception was to be helc.
The archduke saw the missile h'Irl7
ing through the air and Nardcd 1t
of with his arm. 1t fell outside
the car and exploded. slightly wound
ing an aide-de-camp in n second car
and half dozen spectators.
1t was on the return OF the pro-
cession that the tragedy was added
to the long list of those that have
darkened the pages of the recent his
tory OF the Hapsburgs. AS the royal
automobile reached prominent
point in the route to the palace an
eighth-grade student. Gavrio Prinzip,
sprang out of the crowd and poured
a deadly fusillade of bullets from an
automatic pistol at the ,archduke and
princess. Prinzip and fellow con-
spirator, compositor from Trebimje,
named Gabrinovich, barely escaped
lynching by the infuriated specta-
tors. They finally were, seized by
Y the police who afforded them pro-
lection. Both are natives OF the an
nexed province Of Herzegovina. "'
/ The first attempt against the arch
duke occurred Just outside the girls
high school. His car had restarted
after a brief pause for an inspection
of the building when Gabrinovics
hurled the bomb. This was 80 sue
.cessfully warded off by the archduke
that it fell directly beneath the fol-
lowing car, the occupants of which,
Count Won Boos Waldeck and Colonel
Merizzo, were struck by slivers of
iron. Archduke Francis Ferdinand
stopped his car and after making in
quiries as to their injuries and lend
ing what aid he could. continued his
journey to the town hall. There the
burgomaster began the customary ad-
dress, but the archduke sharply in
terrupted and snapped out: "Her
burgomaster. we have come here to
pay you a visit and bombs have been
thrown at us. This is altogether an
anarchistic indignity." After a pause
the archduke said; "Now you may
speak"
| On leaving the hall the archduke